WEEKLY OREGON STATESMA
H T
ri:riAT. feitemrer it, iroo.;
PEACE TALK
IS ERUITLESS
State Department Not Ready to
Negotiate With the Chinese.
Will NOT BREAK WITH POWERS
Advice of Minister Conger la Awalt
edKrporiM of Looting by Troop,
Denied from 'lien Ttdti. .
WASIIIXCTOXj Fk-irf. ll.-I'mm a
formal statement,1 given out today it
apear. that the Stale Department U ;
not yet read j to Jicg'n direct negotia
tions .with EI Hchg Chan It foe..
not question his credentials as pleni
potentiary, but siuiply leaves the mat;
n-r In alieyanw; Probably tltia k 1
eause all of the 1'owers have 'not rc
.turned their responses to tin Russian
note, as it !." desired to' avoid having
the. United Stated lte the first among
the Powerjt tat alia ndnti lioio ut har-i.-.iiiiou
anion. Iiii'l t;-iiW for itseir
toward a settlement dlnt-ily with
f'hina. Al-so it may be deemed wcil
to vvalfeto hear from Conger, who -eral
days axo was invited to express
his opinion altoiit quitting IVlfiu.
jjumxa rjtoiiiiiiTEiv
WasItinKton, "Sei)t. 11. Th" War D
partmeiiE todaj' 4made puldK.- tlw Col
lowing teh-rani; :' " ;
"To Fowler, Che Foo: Send t lie fol
lowing cablegram ' to 'oolidse." coin
, ma iKl'mg I lie t'liited Siate forces at
Tien T'sin; Heported. here, extensive
oolhlge ri-pliitl:
1.00IOIU ll I-
. . . . .
-iiii truiiiia in tii.v W'llU'! i-itv I ien
Tsiu, is unfounded and N denied. No
projHTty destroyed exeei)t under mili
tary exigency." ,
. FAST SHIPS. 'ilUt
Tlie reutschland's Performance At
Ir.icts Creat Ilritaiu's Attention.
Ii.tidon. Sa-irt. 11 The
remarkable ,
i nn of the I lam lui rg-American lin
steamship Deutschland is exciting un-:
looting in Tien Tsin. Ib-tKirt Miimed;- V" " -,,M: " mu '? HS' "Pa ,':u 1,1 ;
aiely whether American ' troops took I f.'1 "f ,e,U,mV 1 V'' r;U,,; oiain-..
part. If so, punish severely, and re..':a-" ln New- .ork. woullm.t . give
press stcrtdv. Absolute tegaiul furl"3 1h" "'. -'V 'lt,i,!'vv
:., , 7 , . , --. ... ',t!i Uipnbtcan inajoi ty to IMNm
l.fc and pro H-rty of imiM-om ...taut f majority f k in iv..
"ry 4'f(Tl.ens,dt,imor,:,h,n gratifving.com-
usual interest In England, and there j their williugiiess to meet us in eonfer
is much complaint le--ause Ttrifisu j cin e. I shall immediately order a
vessel are thus distanced in the j strike.
Kpee.1 etmipetition. The Daily Chron-j These witc I he words of John Miti-h-i
le: m tints out the danger that iujell. president f the I'niied Mine Work
tiute of war lirltish lrate would lie j ers of America, tonight.
at thetnercrof such swift conunen-e-1 "U is- with the greatest reluctance
tl.t rovers, and siys the government
and nation inn.t look to it
Tlie Cunard line manager, when in
terview-! yesterda5 said:
"There .Is no bflt. that (lermany is
alive to the Value of sindi fast vessels
iu the event- of war, and the lieuevo
teni attitude of the Herman govern
ment has Itei-ii hu-gely instrumental
iu stimulating their production. It is
all. a- question of cost. Experience
has proved that there is no linaliiy in
Mtecd levelopment. The Cunard line
has its eyes fully oeu to the situa
tion. "
SIEVEU THE ISSUE.
Mark Hanna Says that Over-Confidence
Is the tSreat Danger.
Chicago. S'pt. 11.' Senator Hanna,
at a dinner at the ll.imlllon Club to
night, in honor of Senator Mason,
talked frankly of the danger of over--onrideuce
on the p.irt of 'Republicans,
and declared with all iossHle em
phasis that everything that the Repub
licans hud pal riot ie Democrats fought
vr- .n
The silver nuestion and not Imperial
Ism. he a saw ted, was tho paramount
issue. i
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.K'OOSKVKLT AT YANKTON.
Western People (?ret the Candidate
With tireat Enthusiasm.
Yankbm, So. I)ak.. Sept. 11. - The
h ministration here tonight, in honor
of 'Coventor! Roosevelt's arrival, was
almost- nneiu:ille;l in the history of
Ibis small city.
f iletnoiist ra t ion
.liier .in r" '"' ,
the social train pulled out for the
WVM. and is to make eigiit calls to-
u tor vow in ite journey through ?Mutti
4:'kota and part of Iowa.
STOKM IN C1HCAOO.
Chicago. Sept. 11. The ptorm of to
da was one of the severe-vt that has
visited Clfungo in years. At me lime
the wind Miicle.l vUor-iiy of seventy
two miles or btur. and t no tint
during -the lay vas it les than fifty
miles an tiotir. Two in ople lost, their
lives. ud j t. number were- injured.
The damage amounts to thousand of
dollars. '. ' ; . ' : I-: -
SPAUKEINtJ : ATMOSPHERE OF
V , PKKIXC. ,
A termau diplomat is resxmsible
for the epigram. "You appro-icli Pe
king In trars, but yon leave it wcei
Ing." The reason for this apix-ars to
lie the pure atmosphere. The ipulity
of the air I descrilK.! as one oiit'.niial
exliilarathm: la winter dry and spark
ling, the very champagne of atmos
pheric vintages; in spring ami autumn
a delieiou blending of frost and still.
Tlte keen 'air braces the nerves like a
tonic. They admit, bowever, that the
sun N hot In Pektjig. but residents eu
joy health .nd physical comfort la the
eilsp lVktng air : -
FHJIIT DECI.ARE1 OFF.
Kan Framdsco. Sept., 11. The Tom
my Ryau-Jaek Moffatt fight for the
niiddle-welstht championship of the
world, whic it was scheluled for to
iiiorrow night at the Mechanic.-? Pavil-
ion. han Imii Wiarl off. Ryan, who
has, J,eu aufferirer r . .?
.... - ..Bntitu4'.ii ail-
flncnt for several day. Las deckled Jo
7 r . 1 -' -'- date with
Moffat i 11m. National Club ha sun
t:tltund Al. Xeill for Ryan..
KIJItAXI OF MEItcy.
San Francisco, Sept. 11. The United
Mates tiaiisM,rt Iiwlou fallal on her
errand of mercy to Nome tod.is. Sb,
will Lrins Lome over Km destitute
miners. ' .. i
To accommodate tho.e who are pnr
tial to rhe use of atomizer in apply
ing litiil into the nasal passages for
tatarrhal troubles, t ht-p.vmrieter vre-pare1-Ely
Liquid Cream Halm. Price
luctmiiug ne spraying tut ifi
cn-nr. Druggists or by maiL
quid embodies the medicinal
"" of t .solid pecpa ration.
Malm i quickly absoi Ited
irembrane and does -not tlry
The li-prorier-Criai
ly tlw
oil the
.accretions hi 4 changes them lo a uat
1'ial and healthy character, Ely liroth
ers. Warren Si.. X. Y.
DEMOCRATS REJOKING.
THEY CEAIM A YKTfini' IN; THE
maim: election.
The Ratio of riain Tlure. They Claim.
Will t;ive ltryau the Kle'iioii
a In Xoveiuler.
CIIirACO. Sept. 11. There w V!
Joieiiis; txlay, at Hi Democratic hctd- ;
finartt-rs. over the result of the clee-
tion in -Maine. Secretary Walsh and I
National Committeeman Johnson pre-'
pared a set of liiruri. Vas'd himu their1!
j present pralns In : Maine, npon .which
! they claim these states for.Iryan:
j .Maryland by a majority of S.oni;
i Indiana, .vii.ikmi; si ten ijran. -..-. m:
i Minnesota. 2Um: Kentucky,'- i"i.n'm;
I West Virginia, 20 (XHi; California. 3-V
iMjlaware.jO.rtW; North Dakota,
"The iKmioeratie sain In Maine was
2'i percent' said National 'Commit-j
teemati Jolinsotx, "an. I the Republican j
loss Avass 1 er cent, baed on the I
voti- cast in 1Sm;. if similar results '
are obtained in ot'ier static now cfaim
I inn ..ft.... V. ..I....... 1.. I- ..
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iii'mii. II ?l un- II I. II III:- I.I IJTIIII I .III-
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of Maine are dissatisfied.
A sriitKi: 'i:i:taix.
oa-l Oper.iiimis. Mu.d Meet the I.ah
orers r Me Tied l'p.
Chicago. Sept.xll."I will leave for
Indianapolis tomorrow night, ami. if
ujnui ,y arrival there Thursday juorn-4
ing I fad to hear .'iii.vthuig from.th
oM-rators in New York indicative of
" ,''s s" 0 l oniiooeu v,r
Mitchell. "Hut
nothing else remains
for us to do.'
FEACHES 1 AI'lECE IN I'AHIS.
. merh-a n Costly Kxn-rJmeut With
Two Demure Young Women.
Ile is not so very young, neither is
he without eXM-rienc. in the ways of
the world, -says the New York Times.
He has lieen more or less of a rounder
ami the patches of gray above his tem
ples indicate that he is no longer a
boy. The fact-t tut t he i a successful
bny-r for one of the largest retail
houses ill the cit ought to lie evidence
that he is not without hoth shrewdness
and experience.
After 'some 1 or a d. zcn trips
abroad in the 'Interest of his business,
hi friend;: say that he ought to have
known better. Hut that only ailds "test
to 'the telling of tin stiry and they
have told it often enough to necessitate
his paying for a good many "rounds"
sim-e his return fiom Paris a few days
ago. For he jidmits. a little sorrow-
.'wriS. ...
111
off
n-.Htr e.iriv iu the aficruitoii. siK-nt a
toupie r iioms at the eXHitioii and
latiT dropiMsl into an einpiy chair at
one of the many, sidewalk cafes in the
gay French city.
It may have befMi by accident, or it
mav have Ucii by design, - that his
chair was in dose proximity to two
1 cenpied by a conpie of demure look
ing girls of English aspect. It ?s cer
tain, at least, thai they sitefce Engiisii.
whatever their liatieiirlity. lb- ay
ahat he was lonely: the demure oue
..mcd similarly ilepressed- Shy
I. j en
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e'e were followed- by synipai he.ic
a-matter of eonrse. in
versatioll eusueil. It was ine iiio.-.
harmless thing in the wm LI. S.tj to.
wa his invitation to them to partake
of soie refreshment.
We're just waiting for ipa. iispc..
one of the girl, and the other said that
they couldn't think o! ac.-epliug sun,
cvi:riesy from a stranger. ;
Heinsisted; they resisted, then con
s i:?d.
'"rin ret the '.least bit hungry." said
demure Miss One. "Neither am I,"
cchoi-d l-jtshfrl Miss Two.
A waiter wits at their elliows.
"What will you have? ashed the
.allant New York man. and when one
of them aid sdie thought a ieaeh
would be alMtiit all she could eat, the
!.,. nt-i-eetl that It 5 Wttuld lte "SO
til. " -'
And the niaircongrjitulabil himself
on the nitMlesty; of tlieir deniaml. lie
had vet 'to learn . thing or two almut
the wst of fresh fruit in J'ari. He in-
KtsttHt tJ1.1t they must have samr
witches, too, and a moment, later the
at:er' serveil the order. , Sijc 1hs-Ioui
eahe rfMsed on tl?e !late. Each
f the g-ris took ne. Their appetite."
were Duly while they
munched sandwiches tliey playfully
teyetl with tin renutining jteacheH. In
f-u-t thev piet el , Hmhii w ith their
knive. The fruit was a complete
wreck. -1 ' . ' .
Then one of the maiden remember
el papa and mrgestcd that tluy
lek for hbn. AVith rretty Kws awl
thanks galore they left, just as the
waiter pie.euted the bill. 4 AVlieu the
New York mfn fast his eye over the
paiier he read ja.meihing like this: .
Three sandwiches at 2 franct? each,
A Word to the
Wise is Sufficient
99
. Bat some stubborn people
wait until 44 down sic&" be
fore trying to ward off illness
or cure it. The ivise recog
nize in the word 4 4 Hood's"
assurance of health.
For H biood troubles, scrcfvU, pimpUx,
ms tveS as diseases of the kidneys. Ikkr
nd b&akls. Hood's SarsjLpArSU is the
effective and ftositless
Rheumatism " ur prsciicsSy
helpless from rheumatism in my shoulder.
Hood's SsrsjLpsrHU cured me and ever
since is a household favorite," SMrs. IS.
E. Town. 43J2 SL Lawrence o4ve.
Gvfcago, JSL
a
- Ilwod ir Htct til; th DU trntmXing u4
cUirti t tk with Hod' SanutioytlU.
: francs: six i-achesat 3'fraucs each.
VJt fram-s.
lie paid the bill. ST,.2. and has lieen
oiideriu ever since if fruit farming
tor t iie l'arjs market will not pay bet
ter' t ha u his biisjiu-ss. Since his return
1 :e ha leariiel that demure girls"- iu
i . -iris sometimes iravv coiuiihsshi!C-
for golM'giiig (teaches, a bit ovel-lip.
lo please Americans who are more
than ,-ii bit green.
44
s,... . -i.i ' r .i . "f . 1 Mahan. defendant, is the title of a
hmposs de f,r the men to woi-k.'IM.w suh i(1 . fJrst i
,Kess,t therefore. cotpelle,l I the in-f t)j, st.1(,. ,.irt.uIt. ,v,nf.f. ,-,. a,.tlon
T, ai.para.u, lor aril-
neiai vein ii.i i uiu.
Vogtte for hllll- 1
The oi l in; hods in
, i- r. it, ,.
: "" '.: "" r:i,ops are grown on the farm of
...i . j,- a iniiiiijiiii. Slfill DIM IOI
the striking of direct inierference with
lighting capacity would have remained
for many years lunger. In the Monitor
was place. I a rotary blower, worked
by steam. Air was t litis drawn ti-om
one-hair of the steamer through a
system of pipes and forced into the
outer. various cn-inges were made I
iu later ironchiils of this -ierioU Iiri
some the air was drawn down the;
turrets and forced throughout the vi--sel.
thus rendering them more ih.-in
evt r liable to suffocate the men below
iu battle, while in others the supoly
was obtained through armored cylin
ders and forced out through the'-turrets.
It was iti (he early ironclad that a
peculiar dis'ase .l.-vclope.l which. Iic
iug 'on!''ned 1.1 those vessels, was" si ton
desi;it:i!ed irmitlad fever. In this
alTt'ct'oit . t 'ie initial sv inpioins were
much like those of typhus, but in a
short lime .-.eve re occipital pa '1; was
folio we I by complete aphonia and
I hi:! by coma and death. The intro
iluctioti of ventilating appliance
caused the disappearance of this sin
gular disase. and in time I hese 'metal
boxes. al.uost etitirely sulitiii rgiNl.
came to Ih regarded as probaldy the
!ims; sahilo-ioiL-i vessels a float.
ii:tNci..D
crm: ok
FEVKU. -
ExH'!-)mt'iiis tshowei
Due 10 back of
1
I lisease '
Ventilation.
Was
III 111 fight iM'twiN-n the Monitor
and Merrimai' It' was found that there
was not sutticient air in the turrctod
steamer for Hie crew and that t tie
sullocaling gases generated hy Hie
explosion' of gnnMwder found their
w'av ltohw and rctiderl it praciicallv
A LAV A Y S H 1 : b I E V E D.
"People are growing more incredu
lous each year." remarkiil the 'man
wl.M d'sltclievos- iu human nature.
"I don't think so." answered ttc
optimist. "I have notice that when-
ever tin
von can
day. eve
you for
therniometer gos alxive s."
lell auytHy it's tlie lmtlst
known and he w -oti't, d.eilit
;l se.'ond." Washington Star.
t tRATITT'DE.
Young T.ndv - Oive me one 'yard
ol
- why. haven't I seen you before?
Dry. CooiH ' Clerk--.ih. Maud, can
von have forgotten me? I saved your
life at the seaside last summer.
Young K-idy 1 warmly 1 Why. of
course you did. You may give me two
yards of this rtMtoii. please. - I'.oston
loiirnal.
RAISE TOHACCO I NDER TENTS.
Attempt lo Crow Havana and Suma
tra Leaf in Connecticut.
An experiment in growing 'Havana
d and Sumatra tobacco in Connect
cut' soil, under a tent, is lteiug can
aiM tiMi by Prof. E. H. Jenkins of the
-late agricvdtmal station of .New Ha
ven, and -Marcus A. Floyd, toltacco ex
pert ol the United States department
if agth tilture. The -overing is made
f hee.e cloth. Is nine fiid high and
contains llo fet of cloth. "Prof.' Jen
kins toid a Sim ittirter that the covering-
oiTered many advantages. r--lainiag
the moisture in the ground
longer than where It. was exiosH.
curing a temiK'rature of from to
ilegrc- liotler. ami protecting iiicjnt, t'effcrings of an utiforunate sov-
the!
plant
s frotiv heavy rainstorm or ha it.
Excessively heavy hail mav -iietraM-through
tlie cloth, but the fall will ho
Mdliciciillv broken to prevent the
plant .from l ing broken. Mr. Fioyd
i id : i
"The Sumatra is progressing, finely.
The leaves are smaller, of a brighter
green and liner shade, and 'are silkier
than that raSfuil In the el n. We ate
gathering the crop; by leaves, picking
them as they Iteeome fully matured
and b-aving lle taik. This prodin-es
ntticli I tetter result than to dry thvin
on the stalk. The Havana seed 1 not
doing ft well and the oettiie Is In
donbt."
lrof. Jenkins said that Cnneet.cit
tobac-o m longer anweret! the le
ivand if the trade, and if . the attempt
t grow Sumatra here was successful
it would result 'in great iireierity for
Connecticut grttwers. ,
IX CEOSE TOt'CII-
XoW This nio. lent American life-i
all wrong... Too much hurry. I hare
lust taken a quiet, retired nook in the
country. -where, a. niiu. c3b have at so
lute ref . -' ' i :V l
.TotWHow far away?
'. x'oJ.I-Tuaft fhe Iteauty of the
place. Only forty minutes from my
otlive. Ha liter's Barar.
Wil SUITS ARE FILED
X KeCEITCR ASKED FOR BT A HOP
UROTTEK.
WaU UU RltkU ProUrUd as (alut
Hrai t'liUwulf-Mill la JLorr
m Coalnrt. . -
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From I aily Siaiesman J Sept. 12.) . .
Joseph Hull, juaintiir, vs. Janie
lSiiuek r, JoseirfM Miller ud A. J.
Itifitan'sou. rfndants. I the title of
an action lih-il in dtcirtutent No. 2.
sist- drciiit iidirt f.ir M.iriuu
jcouufy. Tfct .laioiir alljfi that
I leased tvo lop yards, from defeu
'dant MichardsouC cusistiutj t 4 ami
a'aerns. respectively. That later he
, entered into partnership w ith defeud
F.iincker, ott an ajrreMiint that
i plaintiff aad lluiK-ker should take the
'"hop sanN jointly,- and share iu the
i work, ex iejise ami profit, taking three-
fourths of the- crops, one fourth to be
jdeliverel to the owner of the iwemises.
1 He further alleges that Muacker re
! f it-s to alhav plaint iff to manage r
ih.tve any part iutthe ' uianajreiueut of
j the h.ip yard, anil has attempted to
j mnrtiraare fl&e crop for $oi. The plaiu
i tiff, therefore, asks that a reeiver be
uppoiiitcij manage the luirvesting
i of the crop an to p;iv lo etlch f tile
parties the hare justly due .them.
udge 15sm llxed t.l.e time for hear-
, insr tihe comtiaint for 1 o't-I.M-k this af-
termHm. John Mj.vue is attorney for
the plaintiff.
MeKinlev Mitchell, plaintiff, vs. Je-'in
!s (,,, ; o rt.iXtVt,r ,M,s.ssio!i of
(".MX)
iMtunds of hops, -alleged to 1m- w
...':. i.i-.. .1.1 r !..:.,.ir
ri'ij
T!ie V. A.
.i1'11? tiiiiii-m .1 1 ?tii . it.i 1 11 1 1 11 .
: .Manning, uea
'contracted to
the! hops the
the value of
tlervali. and had tMei
the plaintiff. In lien of
plaintiff asks for Sjoii.
the hops and for $rH
damages and costs. Caron & Adams
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
ATI i urr ics
WANTED.
OI.MS'Y.
NOT THE-
An amnsing
:ng den.iand
was-, rei-iMitlv
Ilusf ration of the grow
for athletic i-h-rgymeu
given by a country
curate Who reCeived notice to iplit 1m-.-ause.
th-iitgh imexceptioiiable in oth
er respects. 1.: vicar deelansl tliat
"what tin", parish realty need is ,a
ginl fast bowler with a break from
the off." sa vs the . Ini liiii Telegraph.
No doulit the worthy vicar perceived
that no village hrtl could -tossiM re
ject the theology of a curate capable
of winning the annual cricket match
against the ncighlioriHg hamlet by
own. prowess.
his
SHAH'S BAD TOOTH
Auierjrtu Deulist Helieved Him After
Forty-Kiglil Houru of Ag:oiiy
I U-Mieived, Jligh Dfcorali 11.
; Facts have transpired since the de
parture of the shah which indicate
that total ingratitude if not among
the itialities that dwell in his oriental
majesty's heart, says a Pari letter
in the New York Times. He has con
ferreil the Order of the Lion. and the
Sou of. Peisia, iu its various grades,
oil, more thait ''' people who hav-
lainistereil to his comfort and his I
....- -in-,. ,1 1 i.rin.' I.lj vUit to ! I-.lllcc. I
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These iH-iieficia ries Include the presiT
dent and the memlters of the French
government, the managers of "the tlie
ati rs who have etitertaiiiNlt he king
of" kings, editor of ne-wsf labvtr ,-ai I
nWsiaM-r writers who may have in
junil their tinaginations iu describing
the royal visit and visitor;" police -.officials
and detect ivi who ltave pnv
servid his sa. red jiersoii from harm,
anfl others who jnay have in some
manner lightened the weary burden
f 11..... nr. . - .
ol I'Msieuce 1 or soieiiiu .m ua.i 11 ri . .ji
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.Villi IIOI least .1111011- llie ' itt-uci ;n-.
tors of jhe shall was the Marquis
d'ttyley, ihe lithvl American dentist.
vtTi'o in every day professional life is
Dr. Evan, nephew of the late more
celebrated r. Thoma Evans, dental
adviser and iersoiial friend to empe
rors and kings. It aim to pass when
'the '.shah was at Centrexeville lat
June, playing the little horse. at the
Casino and taking the wafers for the
gout, that Allah saw tit to afflict him
with a most fearful toothache. His
grand' vizier oliiued -the service of
several French dentist, pone of whom
Was
itigs
is aide to relieve the august suffer-
f hi master, ami finally the
name ami rame or tlie .Marquis u 1 iy
ley lieiug mentioned, he- was com
iiiaichil. in lue form, by telegraph.'
t.i proi'ee.l ai once to Contrexeville
and iusM-ct. ihe royal patient.
Dr. Evatis replied by -telegraph that
he was IJot obeying comma mis at Hie
present stage of the game, and forth
with rHeived a Itolile request to come
i,iA.1i it,.lr I., t ,iTtlr.,fvttlf tfol ilc-
vot his taietits to the mitigation of
ereign. The title1 dentist, with hi
lilt led son ami assistant, the iscouiif
d'ttvlev. hrri'UlMiii set out by the next
train and relieved tlie delighfeil MilZ
affer of his toothache in one short
bft!f hour after their arrival at Con
trexeville.
The dentist was received by his il
lustrion ikitlent sitting in a straight
hacked chair, surrounded by all tin
high ofticer of his court and attembtl
by a Persian and Keveral French
phyk'cians. ' He wore hi tall aatra
kau fe-t. and hi almost ntiiversally
imi-erltirbabh cottiitetiauce was agb
tafeil i.tinfnlly. the deatist stutiks
French and so d.te the .t-haJi. al
though Persian ethptefte icq 11 ires that
con versa ti ti Itelwecn the monarch
and foreigner of infertof rank khall
ie at sei-oinl liand through I lie grand
vizier. Preliminary inquiries
thus eouditeted throiigii the
vi?.ier. while the court looked
were
grand
11 in
ail-eyd sileiice.
"1 wat getting a little lmpatieut.
saiiljtr. Evans, in relating the experi
ence to a friend, "wiih that rrd
standing around and hi Infernal hat
In ;my way whenever 1 tri1 to looTc
into his uvoittlt. ttnd ftttaliy I couldn't
stand It any longer. So I Jnst walkel
aro.m.l in front of hi 'majeffty and
toLl him fight out that be was not a
sovereign now. but a patiect: that I
wa-9 b sovereign, and that if he
7 ' t W$$A
11 r ; ttT&zxvtxy.wc&s
Street, Grand Rapid, Michigan, relate the following ttory :
The birth of my first child left, rue la a deplorable condition. Mr ere
tern waa broken down and I autTered from trrnwral dMiillty. I wan ei.ct
iDRly uervoua and rheamatiam often troubled nut. My appetlt tailed nte
and the mot delicate and Invltinn food failed lo tempt in. . I wm thin and '
pale, and bad neither energy nor ambition. My case had been growing
fUradiiy worae for two years. 1 bad uaed aeveral ao-cailed rvtuedlea but
found nocurativeqaalltiee in tbem.
" In the summer of ions. 1 waa viaittng m v grandmother In laidlngton.
Mien., and there learned of the wonderful cure effected tor lr. Wtlllama'
, Pink 1111a for Pale People, 1 tried the ptli and had tiotflnlihed one box be
fore I felt notch better. 1 continued them through the vear and Ui retatlt.
waa a jierfit-, cure. 1 am no longer urrrui nor rheuuia'tki and hay more
tint 11 rc;alned my lost fleah. I certainlv recommend the pill to ail wbi
aeed thein and their reaulla have always beeti tteneflcial."
binned t Miu. utuci CAHrssu.
Stat or Micmiuasi t
(Vi'nTTi.r Kknt. . - . ., . '
Bubacribad and iwgrn lo befur in tUla 3tth dy of Ju!r. iced.
fcai. H. V. iLmiLxu.X, Xetary PubU.
Or. iVilliams' Finlc Pills
for Pale People
araaoU la box (never la lonaehalk)at tOeentaa bos or tds boint fnr fit, and
may be bail -f all druKiOsia, oc diraot by aiaii fruut lit. Wtillauia Janulcla Cuiu
pauy, tjcbvuautatly, N. Y,
wanted to get over his pain he would Izeii residing on It have gone nVmg
have to obey my oVilers. First of all. 'after !t p. m. not daring to lift tlie4r
I told him 1 wanted the crowd' d is-' eyes from tin pavt'Uiettt. and fumbling
misseil and after that was -.lone I'd distractedly for handkerchiefs to hide
thank him to remove hi hat. i their blushes.
"He jnsi looked at tne." emit blued j Young men ami '.their sweetheart
the dentist, "out-of those Somber -yeJ ha v e claimtsl Hie street for their W II.
of his and answered never. a word, ji'nd as soon as darkness fell have
timiigh he iinderstooil evervth-'ng I svVanned so tlihddy i:i -its btticst h:tlf-
t
td said - Th'it ihe grand vi.ier went
over it all 111 Persian.
t lie shall then 1
hand and all j
ma.ie a motion of his
Willi. ll'cw Wit it the exception of
Hi
A
grand vizier, my son and mvself.
soon a the d'Mtr W;is closed off came
his hat and tni-ic went his head. an. I
he proved a perfect ly tractable tia
lient." - .
Having suffered with n raging tootli-
a.-lre for l hours, his sudden cure
ted th shah to believe I ha I Dr. Evan
was little short of a wizard.;.- When
he came to Paris, therefore, one of
his lirst requests was for the Mar
-1
c.iie-. d"Ov!v '"'''I on him. and'. he
subsequently aceonleil Madame l.i
Marquise, who "was foijnerly Miss
Macihinaid of I'.ili iinoic. tin honor of
a private interview, sue liemg the
.ftily woman in France tints favored.
More than thai, he ircsetitcd to her
;i;i exquisitely, jeweled bonbon box.
s:iiil lo be if almost priceless vnlit".
IIovever, it was when the tdiah
came to dislrilillte the ileeora t ions', oil
leaving, that his gratitude to hi -.'delivered
was most strikingly '.manifest
ed. The Order of the Eiqn and ' the
Sun' is iu several grades, the highest
of which, the Cr.-iiid Cordon, ha nev
er hitherto been bestowed upoti any
one under the rank of reigning tnoit
licit its last 'e"ipiHll being the 7.;ir
of Kussia. A mbass-tdors. gener:il.
cabinet ministers and Ihe X'isc.Miiil,'
d'Oyley were m;ide olt'u-crs of the orde'
and those of inferior podlioit cheva
liers, .while President Eiuhel ami the
M-tH-qui d'ttyley were invested with
ttfe ; ra ml Cordon of t
l.ioil and Hie
. ,
llll
The Oaulois. by
ihe vvav. draw a
touching picture of the overwork of
the smaller otli.-ials of the Palace of
Sovereigns while the shall was here.
From morning until night, says the
Caulois. messages, letters, telegrams,
packages of all kinds arrived for ihe
shah, and also, for -a liuiirliir of Per
sian residents in Paris, who made the
palace their headquarters during the
visit of their sovereign, and in many
cases jM'otiiod by his presence lo feast
light royally, free of all cost to them
selves, ai' the expense of Ihe 'French
government. When the hah .'left
however, he p rsoiiall.V distributed
golrj medals in all the servants of the
pahtce and also left a substantial sunt
of iholiey to be divided among Iheni.'
Not only, says the Caulois. has this
money not Iteeu distribute., bit) a
sum which- " a left for the saute puir
jwise" by King Osi-ir of Sweden has
not yet found it way into the servr
ant' .and, neilhcr ha an increase
in salary promised to them Iteeu hand
ed over. And the Caulois points out
that even a wtate official can not long
slls'lill life oil a gold medal.' -
HONEY FOUND.
An undertaker at Sunbury .Center.
Mich., had a number -of coffin boxes
stored in an outside shod.' Needing
one of them, he and an assistant went
to the st irchoiise and. selecting one,
proct e !.d to lift ii out. Immediately
afterward they lifed theinseive out
of the slu-d In a hum. .pursued by a
tlirt k of bees vvhic'l h id , est;ibi;hed
their home iu the Jnx. having gained
access througli a kimihole. After the
busy Insects, had "wen driven away
by fumigation i:t tuud of lirst -class
honey was found in the 1mx.
MAKES
COUUTlNfJ
IEEECAE.
When It
I Carrietl On In
of Peru, III. -
Ihe Streets
The cilr council of f IVru. III., has
Just passed thi ordinance;. 1
"AVhoever Khali in Hjiid Hty congre
gate on or upon any of the si reel in
Ihe city of Peru for- tl" purj.s n,f
courting, making hue or n.toti!ng or
carrying tut courtship shall la guilty
of a misdemeanor and shall 1e- fined
not le than "" or more than flfat
for e.icli offeno',
Mayor Ilwrm-r says: "I lo .not op-,
jktse courtship when It ' is conducted
in an oidiiuiry manner. Hut when It
is carried -on inliserlruinatelv and in
a style offensive to the pn71h'f !
lhv. -like all olhr nuisance., 4ionJd
! alia led. Tin ordinance will, I
think. lring altotit the desired re
suit. -. ' .'
"Pi ru citizen will not be annoyed
by lovesick "ami enti mental persons
or any otJier. Kpeeles tf aoffering hu
manity If it i in the Mwer tf inyielf j
and the council to prevent it.
Fourth street 5 the city's niaia thr
oughfare.. Staid and conservative eit-
Mel
Weak
Wo
mieffl
Tboaunda of women adur Uu tortnra
of living death and at hoit uccuutb to
the dltwsvkea pcultr to Uioir mi iUf
out ktiowlng of Ut lift and bettlUi
, which la thelra If they u DrAVlllUmi'
fink 11 U for Vmlm Ptsoplo. u Tr
faithful remedy Uiat com brt 11
other talk
Mrm. tiraca Campbell, of 881 Logan
'mile - that no tin it tacloil citizen dare
walk
I'.em
then for 'fear of colliding with
For mont'iis the people of 1 'cm
nave iHren eiubarnissiil :ii:d iriitatc.i
at the -.sight of this cxlcinive and In
disci imiiiate loVciuaUing on li. r- in tin
thoroughfare.
A MEMOICY.-Thr- Eugene Street"'
Ifailway system ' will -MMut lo a mem
ory. . A a means of rapid transit !l
passed Into history at 1; o'i-I.M-k last
evening. No longer will a.-Jingle of ,
Itell and a rumble of vvleid gladden I
t he ears of flu suburbanite. Ite-iea.l. .
tin klofiely klop of Ids weary led
will Hiuinl the sap out of creaky sub
urban sidewalks while he pioii-dyiVr
coniemphites - various calet hisins.
Pursuant to insiructious from W. It.
I Iciinis. rolling slock, of tlie. system
has been placed in the shed for the
last lime. I lie track -will lo lorn up
niid ihe raifs iillilT.ed for mining pur
poses. 'The, Eugene SI 1 eel liui I way
system, was built in 1V.U by W,' II.
Ijohleir dining an iiiclpieii.t . In tout. It
lei pevr . 'more than paid ; operating
Xfieliscs MS its lilies ' '!; el" r'X lell. led
far enough in "tiiir 'iiv ir.tos to ilaco
it. on nj payjng basi; hat ,, iiiigen
really needs is :i line which -will ex
tend from the thickly set I led port ion
of-West - Eugene 10' Springfield. ' When
this 1 accomplished it promoters
will realize.' handsome dividend.--Eugene
Register.
;i (TTATioN. . "'.
i In the 'County Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for iho-County of. Marion.-
lit the- 'matter of the guardianship,
of Joseph. S. lVeck. and l-eoiia lteck,
minors. -
: Now., 011 thi the . twenty-foiivrh-ih.y
of August, A. I. 11iiH, comes Margaret
Peck, iu person and as li gictrdiau
of tin', persons and est ic of uid Jo
seph. S. Heck and Eeona ll.n-k. mliifvn,
who., present, to the said cinirt her
duly V4ritied ' pel il'ioii pr:iyiug for an
oitlcraiid license of thi coit.'t, auihor
ifcing. eiiipovveritig.; ittnl direct log I er
to sell all ihe 'right, title 'and Interest,
of said minors, in' Mieir certain, leal
ev-tate. the same being' I ted r undivided
one-ha If liilcrcst in li-e, tu and t the
following 'de'scril'ed jiieinlse fo-Wit :
The nurili I hrii' quarters, of the
north half of lot 11.11 ml -i-.-,l seven, ill.
in bliM-k numliered thlrtythre- :::,
siliiiile In Hie, City of Sah'"ii. .M llieil
County, Oregoiu -.Together tVil'i the
f iiemeufs. hereditam nt nnd apix rie
neticeK. thcreiuiio belonging -r t:i uuy
wise appertaining ther .o.
And it. appearing to Ihe coqit from
said jM'tilion. 'that tt '.'would e It-m ti
cial to sdid minors llicre.n i.'in h.ikiI.
and i necessary and .r pc- nia tneir
said . real estau -! therein . ties M-ibe 1
j should lie sold, 7 - ';-".
j It Is therefore iordered. adjud led,
:and decrei by the court. Hiat on
'Saturday the' t wetily-eond dav of
j SepleiiilHr. P.sxt, at letj : CO . . -'cbek
in the foreiMMin if said day in 11-is
court, in the court room thereof. In
the county .court house, in the City
of Salem, in tin ; County of .Marion,
and State of? Orgu, ts. .and the
same hereby are fixed as the-tint 'and"
place -for hearing any and all objee
lions to the granting of said order,
ntel license of sale, and that a . opy of
this order lie servt JlfhUl Ha next
of kin of xaid minors, and tqVot Mai
rice Klingcr, fiOtil.se Hek,Mare 1eck,
Kfa Heck. Catharllie lieck. Joseplt
Hek. and Ittlv-.Itck, anil ii.;i all
other jutsou luIt-reHietl in .aid -
ate as by hlw rovldcd, by publiia
t I.i-i thereiif In TJii ; UValy . Oregioi
SUirniiiiii, once t'ach wek for t.'ir"'
coii-cciiti vo aiiib MUCceKSive weeks,
prior to tibl date, said Wrkly tre
gn Statesman being a Wt.-kly news
paper, printed and publis'ied at the
City of Salem. In Marion County, Oie
gon, iitnl Iteing .f general -1rculatii-ii
iu thIA county and Mtate.
Anl each of suiil parti" and licit
of kin of s.i u I wa id and nil . ter-oii
Inlerent! In sahl estate are hereby
commanded - to ap-tcar iH-f;r thiii
court at vaid lime and I;l-e b then
anl there show can' why a bcensi
xhoiild not 1-. gran ted for the sale of
said real premises, as prajeil for jn
wild petition. ' .".'','.
Done at Chandlers, this Angust 114,
l'Msi.. '..-.- -f- -
JOHN II. SCOTT.
County Judge of Marion County, Ore.
Count' Jndi'e of Marion County, Ore
gon. ; 651-5 tw.