WEEKLY OREGON STATESM AX,. , tuesda OCTOBER 3,' 1900.
SPOKE : TO LABORING- M
M. Ai Hanna Completed His Toiir of the NortU
western States last Evening; '
Will Speak at Varloas Points Jn Jlliuola Dnriai . tbU Week-Hanna Mada
One HandrelSpeeebes la Six Veek-Brjan Reacted'
' . Buffalo Last Evening.
OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 'JO. Senator
llauua, eotsel utUtl hi fix day's tour
ci ppcaking at Omaha tonight, wlud-
lag, up hi itinerary ly making four
speeches, thr.e in South Omaha wltere
are located the big packing bouses
mid mill of Mm city, ami where !ui
andicuc n w for-1 lie uioxt part -om-ptM-d
. of laboring jueii.:nd one In
Omaha. Late tonight the eeial train
left over the Burlington road for Chi
cago. awl will arrive 4lre tomorrow
iconiing. . , , .
Senator Hanna will devote but Utile
time I the bushies of tin Vational
Lfadijtiarter next neck, however, a
be, i ljokd for "siwiflie iiarly ev
ery, day nest week, most of them in
Iliiitoi ' -,
The week it lin-Tary ha Inclinlcd.
over ,:Si miles of travel in the three
Mau-. Senator Hanna in tliat time
making nearly one hundred ieeclres.
II ANNA'S QUICK .IT.
Omaha. Neb.. Oct., 2. The fqx-ak-Ing
stand at Auburn collapsed, and
Senator Manna and every other oc
cupant of the stand -were thrown in
a heap. A, lMiy named Huglie was
badly hurt. llauua. wl had Wen
thrown Hat on hi baek. aroHo-aud tlii'.
crowd -cheered wildly a he srool o:
a ohair and waved hi h:it.
"Ve were jnt . -jrlrln? an objeet
lexson of lioff we proKe itf treat
tiie Heine -rat ic party lie slenrted.
Hint tin crowd cheered a jra in. ,1
- "Ttda wn a Ienio-riitic platform.
I think. he nald. and another wild
cheer went iin.
ROOnVF.LT AT IlAInMOHR.
. Italtimore..', Md.t Oct. Ltt. 41owrnor
l:MiHm-lt spoke here tonl:ht to nm
nany ix'ople am could -;et within
raiiKe f hi voie. Hq aKl rested two
meetings, one oufxide .ami ilie other
A FAMILY OF
Prof. J. M. Letsche,'wife
mil. vote for Mckinley.
AltCIiniSHOP IliELAND iJENiES
A IU MOU.
And Dclars Hi Intention to,Sui
port the Hepublioiin Cjiiuiidate
on Novomlicr tlth. .
NEW. YOKK. Oct. 2. An hblshop
Irelaihl today -Ravo out tii followinj
pi'T'Ual statement, a to 'his attitude
In the'politieal cainjKiIgn:
"It. cannot, at ttrst lpht, soem non
or les iinportaut -for any citizen to
tell the public how he Intends to vote,
lu vtrtinsr each it izeu ii4nvr hi own
scme of civic duty; Ik? should simply
do thk and leave others to do like
alse. However, h Mice a certain nnnilnr
of n.wsiwiiKr. have , undertaken to
say how I inteud to vote, ami in so
doing; liave lnUiuterpreted my inten
tion and have not In-en unwillinjr to
nuvke itolitical capital out of my snp
oset vote. I -will give to tin iM'tion
how I intend to vote i categorical
and uiunisiakal'k rjily. ;
intetiu to vote for WiUiam M
luley and Th"odore Iloosevelt. In
sriylni my vote to tho caulid.u. of
the Itennblican party, I am satisfied
In tuy own consi-ience (that t- sitvc the
lwst Interests of the Mtutry at homo'
and abroad: that I conlrfhutc to the
nialnletianec of tl eonntry'i ni.iter-
in! prosiHTity. and of tlit hwi; and
piMsl w ill lH'tween the several clasixv
of It population; that I aid t my coun
try iu brinsriuar alnnit tiu fr-.-st and
ii'ost honorable solutions of the- com
plex problem which .-''conf rout r I tf
a result of the late war. and tin retinitis-
for itself the exalted oltlon whlclt
it hold 'at present commercially n ik!
-Uplouuif icaliy iH'fore the other ; Na-
tiun of tht world.
)
AMEHICAN SHIPPING.
IJoyd's f i:iHrt Shows a Great
cr:f in Buildluc. ; ,
In-
i
Lontlon. C'ciL . A quarterly rettim
lias ltecu '-IsAUed by the Lloyls how
tiiiT tlwt tin UnHeil States. at the end
of the last ouaxtt r had. !uxL1: Clmtt
I'Htirin the lartrest tonmisn lu ship
pla under,, const ruction. This tvturn
iattraMhis nuth attention,' and the
St a list publishes a lonr article in
wh it'll It iHklutsout that the actual
and prospt-ctive developments of slw'i
brUliivjr in Aimrica 'is even " much
pi-i-ats-r- than might be tuferved. from
the Lhyd's report. The Statist consid
ers that the. hnietu to shlp-btilldili?;.
eiven by, cheap tuateriaJ and' a laf?t
demand for tonnajre. - will' tveivo a
further stimulus from the maikuUnj;
lPPffli
ft
Inside Music Hall, tin- largest audi
torium In, the. ty.. and. everything lie
said met wltU enthusiastic r applause.
Ill reference to Senator Wellington
wa rce'ved with mingkil hiss: and
applause, and when lie spoke of Bryan.
tm-re was ; much cheering anu stamp
Intr of ' feet. Aside from thin there
were no
contrary'
interruptions, wbk
to expectation.
were
I ISIiYVN'S ti:ip.-
IJnffalo. N. Y.. kt. 2L-Mr. Dryan
oat iiidetl ; hi four day campaign
tour of the.afe of New York with
twit Kirj;e uieetinK In IhU city to
r'shr. I';-fore reaehirti liuffaio be
had made iifteen addie? during the
day. Tbe atteudanc at moxt of t he
day Ki.-cii-le1 wa goswl. and at nonie
off theui jnlte .lar-e. The audience
coiihl not !k said .. 1h enthnsiaftlc
a?, it : mle.1 but everywhere tire I fceino
ciatie party camlitjaie wa acconletl
ihe inost careful attenrion and rpect
ful trejiiiuent. iMirinn hi xfate tour
I5ryon ba. 'made about sixty-five
tn.u'hif. He left .thl city tonight
at, VZ ocWck for llmitintoiu V. "a..
wjwre he will IKin a one-day trip
aero Yest Virginia. Monday.;
! AN A N T I -1 M I 'III 1 1 A LIST.
jt'inciuiiatl. O.. K-t. 2.-Jtidm Her
. iifn. who MtjiiHirt'! Palmer ami Iluck
ner four .Viars a-;o, d;clareI iiiuelf
t!ay for Itryan. Jml-re Harmon wa
on flM IkmicIi here for many y'ar.
ainl m-i-Utl Sii-retary Olm-y as At-t?iut'y-eueral
in the t'lilnner of fJrov
er Cleveland. Today. ie pave out a
Utter "In .reply ti;ji It-tter from" Mr.
Irwin, an attfiwy' at Colarado
Sjniiis. cij(i. Judy:e Ilvruion saya:
!"AVhlK- J disatrnv with Mr. Itryan
art Kironiy a ever -ilHitit many things
the ..frn oiuaffe of silver itrelixl.'d. I
ii'tend to vote fori him. iH'caus', like
him and the Democratic convention
1 IwlU've tlMs thiu. art' not mi
poruiiu nor so uriient a others on
whfcli I h.artUy a?ree with liini."
HYPiNOTJSTS.
and children, of Jersey City.
or. American, coal abroad, which, the
inper says, is cue of tlK most remark
able 'economic evolution of our time.
CIVIL WAlt GOES ON.
'olotnbia Is
Will
Beins Devastated
15e I'auperlzetl,
and
Panama, Colombia, Oct. !. The civ
il war roc merrily on ill Cnlonvbin.
The tuntry I lK'inj- dralnel of all
it resources, and the most pitiful
IHivetty prevail in all directions.
The interior of this naturally fertile
and rich land is devastated. Colom
tta will, : at the end of the 'war,, be a
country of pauiwrs.
OOEItEL Ix.VW BEPEALED.
Frankfort. Ky.. Oct. The two
houses of the .Legislature this after
mvon ixtsH'd the non-partisan electim
law. asri-eed upon by the LesUdature.
'ioveruor B-klrani will sign H.
YOUTSEY f OIND GUILTY.
JUBY SO DECLARED AT
-FIRST BALLOT.
THE
Ills Punishment Fixed at
j prisonment Motion for
:. . . i '; ; . of Judgment.
Life Im
Arrest iEOnrjRTOWN. Ky.. Oct. 20.
The lury in the case of Henry Yottt
W'y, it trial on the charjee of Ileitis
wy. on trial on t lie chars? of lielna
tioti. returned a vetvlict of gnilty thl
mornlnjr and fixwl the jKualty at llf?
imprisonment. ) 1
When the jury was -called. ' tji!.;
tnornlns Judge Cantrill asked; ;
"Oentlemen, have you made a ver
dict?"' ' , ; ; -
The ; foreman, R. II. McCaiie, nod
ded his head. :
"Pass up the papers to the clerk,,
said the' J mice. ' ; j
Th ser'fr passo.1 them uj) and the
clerk read the following: t
s We. the jnry. find the defendant
jniilty and fix his puhLshment at eou
Hnement In, the peniteutiarv for life.'
"Gentlemen. Is that yonr verdict T
flDkvd tlwe Jmlsre.; , i
The jnry was diseharjrejl.i
; It was learned from one of the
Jurymrn that ik Ktllot was taken
last night. This hiornlnsr the Tote was
uuauimous that Yotitsey was gnilty.
Then the dejjree of V""-Idimeut was
fixed. i ' , ,
Attorneys for the defense ire pf
paring a motion for an arrest of
Judsmtent, whfch. , If sustained, ' will
lostiKue :the,stntenee-of Youtser'uq
til the next ' terra of court In Feb
ruary. It Is likely a jury will be lm-
4 I
paneled as soon a practicable to in
quire into Youtsey's sanity.
The defense liled a motion for 11
arrest -of 'Judgment the Judge Canr
rill set the time for hearing on the
second day of,-1 he February ? term.
Youtsey will not 4v sentenced; ibefore
that time. Youtsey will .'be taken .to
the, Frankfort Jail tonight - for .safe
keeping. . , - . -..
YON Bl'lOWK . APPOINTMENT'
A Chanc-e'lot of the Cleriuan : Empire
Liahl- to .Cause Trouble- .. v
New York. Oct. 1X1. It I stated Jn
hlsli thurch circles In Washinj'top.
fay a dispatch U tlie World, tliat; the
apjMiintment (tt- fount Von UiiWw .to
Ih- Alluister of I'oreiga Affair of f!er-
many romie to yeviircoutrovcrsieva
1 t ween the Va 1 iea a a nd t he Gennan
Emperor. " r . ? ;;; '.-.. .;. .V v 1 ".
Iii;lS!7, nt the time wit, the Ger
u&n Eu)jeror soutxht t a-.ume he
protectorate , of - t'bristianity in ; tlK
Holy Land; and at moxt critical per
id of iiegJtJafIoii witU the 1 Vatican
tVatnt Vonliulow wa. aecreUited a th
Iuie:ial t'erman Ambassador to Pojw
Iah XIII."' Thi wa a departure froo.
tlic a?rea of tlw- tier man Emperor,
and tin- ste wa heralded an an; evi
dence, of complete reconciliation 1e-twet-n
the Vati.-n ami lterliu. JTlie
Count did, not hold the poult ion more
ihau a iiHnth. AlmoKt eoiiH-itlent with
tiK r-ce:ti3t,at tlte Aatlcan, the no
tice, of hi promotion to the. Ministry
of the lmix-rial ; Foreign Office I was
published. ; ' ' ' i " '
Two iMorleK exidanatory rt thl are
lo!d. One 1 tli.it Ilaly obJectl , to a
triple alliance taking do ojKn an in
terest in the sovereignty, spiritual or
t'inJoraI, of ilie Pope a to apiolnt an
ambassador to him. Tho other Dtory
I that Count Von Btilow. wan indis
creet in petmiitin;; hi. Knipttor f le
liere that the Pope acquiesced lh' tin
tripan pKotectorate of the Holy Laud.
The Catholic hierarchy throughout
the world will now watch with co-n
imble interest the development 4t
Crnint Von l'ulow's attitude toward
Pol Ijc. " - ... i
IJEPLAINf i THE HORSE.
Chicaco. Oct. .'Jit. The horse show
opened today with . full entry Hst
a ml a larjjr,-. atlemlance. The tlisolav
of stN-ed and ntylish horses is larjte and
very line, and afford, up indication
that man's best friend is to be driven
out by the automobile.
BEAB MEAT AND BEANS.Bear
ncat ami 5 bean was the . Jsurnp
tiHui and; lusclons bill of j fare
indulged in for several j days
pat by a party of Sabunites.
who were spctiding a short ; tlnn
carrjing out improvements on; their,
homestead claim in the Siletz couu
ti', aud wtne ; at the "Toledo hotel
Wednesihty. .011 their return home.i
Tlicy were: D. O. Minto. M. E. Itob-j
ertson, Mr. Dyer, W. E. Kemih. Lou
isa Sonthwk. Miss Bramlt, -L E. Al
lison, Edith Kelly. Mrs. S. C.. Dyer.
O. M. Simthwh-k, kl. V. Bolverts. and
A, G. Croisan '.They were chaper
oued by Attorney B. F., Jones, of To-:
ledo. . While Win. Smith alias Wild
Bill, of Otter Bock was attached to
the party, in the capacity of hunter.'
to provide tlK-ni wath game, and act
as guide durin.5 their meanderin.is'
through the tali -timlter. During their!
huntin? expeditions lu which flic la
dies of the. party participated, several
deer were seen, but none killed
Three bear were also jumped, one- of
which fell a victim to Wild Bill' fe
roclous ltear (krgs ami the unerring
aim of his trusty Wiuclwster. aud
providel an abuulance of choice
joints and - sticks of "rich" juicy
meat, at a. tinie when other provis
ions, xceptiur beans, were at a lotv
ebb. Newport , News. .
GREAT I M PROVE M EXT. Edi t o
E. F. Bennett, of the Stayton Mail.
says of , the condition of hi; father.
who wa recently very ill. but I re
covering as a result of treatment re
ceived ati the Salem TTosnitnl- v
great change has leen effected in the
condition or l ather Bennett,; a fact
generally commented upon here. He
appear tipon the street without can.
when a month ago he itsod two and
needed more.' Sunday morning he
reit young again aud tried, to preach
iioiu a local iin t t. Tic tell, iu...l
ins cnnaren carrteti nim to the s.-.
ien jiospitai and Dr. Bvrd il!d tl
rest. He give to Dr. Byrd great
prals ami a generous share of the
credit for hi recovrv..
REVIEW OF THE .WE.EK.
New York, Oct. 20. The market ad-
vanc-l on large dealings on last Sat
urday' good Kink statement and. the
further addition to reserve promised
by the gold Imports, Increased inter
ior movement of currency and pension
disbursement by tlie suli-treasury. A
large sliort interest was driven to cov
er, helping on the dvanc. and out
side buying was attracted J)yj growing
confidence--: in tlie btisines outlook.
With h reduction of the-short inter
est the taking of proflts made inroad
ttHn pri and a litar party was or-
eanizeu on the IkisI of posible furth
er disturbance in. money rates by
largeTntnre requirement. .The opera
tion of lhe oiierators were strtwiglv
contested by a weU-eouinDitl litill
party.; .. ,; . ly. . ..,:;., -t
SII AFTER REPORTS.
--''"' i '- !, ii. .
- s
Department of i Wm Columbia Is
; .. -: Short. .- ,
The
Washington, kt. H. General Shaf-
ter. In cotnmahd of -the Ietiartnient
of the Columbia. Jias m.o,b a
to tlM Adjntant-Genetlil.; A porUon of
It Is devoted to the defenses of Pmret
Sound and the Columbia rivci. show
ing that they are In a satisfactory eon-
dition. The report of sJencral siinfir
'ntain a riiort from General lies,
d, the Third Artillery.' who says that
thete has been an essentia) Mneb nt
nstroments and eoninHnt for fli
nrtiLlery for ; lle kiart nvenf - i.-(TnMa
tave Uen made to kep the irnnf aiY
ma ferial In . the best 'condition but
there ha Wn a lack of artillerytnen
for this punvose. tlier liarlni?
lrafted for duty olewhen.
LX CIRCUIT COrnT.-Juflfft. Geol
H. s Bnrnett held" a .brief
fhe circuit court yesterday,; when the
argument in the case of Youue r
Wagner Mere concluded. Jndze Bur
nett took the case.under advisement
and adjourned court . to Novemtwi
5th, at 9 o'clock a. m. .
AGREEING ON
CHINA'S CASE
tzzrA -nd Germany Mm
fcrtned a Strong Alliance
TO' ClAIUNTEE THE INTEGRITY
Of the Celestial Empire It la Thought
That America, Japan and Friire '
Will Agree to It. 4-
LONDON. Oct. c 2).The a ereement
lietween Great Britain and German
to maintain the territorial Integrity
of China, while It savor of Indepen
dent action and would doubtless Ie
adhereil to despite the protest of. any
otliPT -Power, is not looked upon here
as forming an obstacle to the pro
ieres of - the negotiations. uon ? the
basis laid down Jn the last French
note, or Indeed upon any proiKsition
which will not infringe upon the es
sential priueffde of . the Anglo-German
compact. The Associated Press
is. Informed, that Ixrd Saiisimry's re-
commemlathHis. when answering the
recent notes.-especially that of France.
all bid fair either to le accepted in
KMo. or !o result In uch a modifica
tion tliat Great Britain will le assur-
etl. that the territorial Integrity will
le conserved, and will be able to j.iin
whofc-jhea rtcdly in the nejrori.i i ions
Which may tilready lie mW to Ik"
started in Pekln. . Ajart from the
gratification over the agreement with
Germany, a ranch more hopeful spirit
Is evidenced at the foreign ottice-'at
the end of this wk thau was shown
hist week over the prospect of the
Bncccssful termlnarlon of the nego
tiation. There is no effort to con
ceal the fact f that the new compact
Is practically ai repetition of Seen.--tary
Hay's "oien door" note to ih.
Powers. That Lord Salisbury .should
haTe selected Genua ify. or vive versa,
to be the party of this pronouuee
eut. is taken I to 1k highly 'signifi
cant of the close relations between
the two Powers in question, and may.
almost, he txiid to constitute an 1
Icance, which for the puiHci of the
inimiHliate future, -bids fair to brinj;
Germany into even closer touch with
Great Britain thun she i with the
other tuemliers ot the triple alliance,
thonsh it can be" safely asserteil that
Antria and Italy will readily accept
the invitation to concur, in the prin
ciples enunciated by the Salisbury
.Ilatxefeldt agreemetttj Tla,t the
lnitejl States will follow suit is tak
en here as a foregone conclusion,
while the British foreign office ex-
pu-ts Japan, and hoes -France.
d the same. Russia, of cours,
d jhcult factor in the situation,
li 1. not lelieved she will stand
aralnst the world.
will
is a
but
out
WILL BE RECALLED.
iVtoln, Oct. 2" .Field Marshal
C -unt Von Waldersee said this morn-
r, that he reganhnl the campaign
a-, over, and expected to be recalled.
p. rsonaiiy. soon.
MURDERED IN CHINA.
"""'-'-,"' w . ', lie ir-uiit
I . ltmcnt ha recelvetl a dispatch
1 ni the Consul at Che Foo. umler
te of Sptemler. Dth. transmit ting
; t account.' based, on apparently
-t worthy Information from Chin
sources, of the massacre of iu!s
maries in Shan Si province. Thoss
rdered were:
.us vaiitechurch. Miss fSearll. Mr.
r: i Mrs. T. W. P.jrgott. and son; Mr.
u rttiusou. Jdis Dnvall. and two
t ighters of Rev. E. R. Atwater,
-u wiokc ani wife. Mr. Bevnon.
!
1
X
e ami three children: Mr. Farth-
wife and 'three children; . Dr
ivett, wire ami on? child: Mr.
.titchouse nd wife. Mr. Sknpson
t wire. ir. sillier Wilson ami wife
Koman Catholic nriewt iFiwnehi.
V
W. Davis. G. E. William. Dr. D
It. Clapp and wife, and M ls.se Row-
v Bird and Enaan Partridge. One
h-ndred ami forty native Christian.
14'. and Mr. E. R. Atwater and t.
s Idren, 3Ir. and Mr. G. W. Price
r 1 son. Mr. and Mr. Langren and
. . Eldred.
COMMEMORATION DAY.
tUNCETON - UNIVERSITY HAS
INTERESTING EXERCISES.
Secretary of State Hay Receive tlie
Degree of Ioctor of Laws
' from the Old School.,
PRIXCETON, N. J Oct. 20. Com
memoration day exercise - of the
1 ."Villi year of the founding of Prince
ton i Uni versify ' were held in Alexan
der hall today." before a. verv lafi-i
atfdience. Bishop Satterlee. of Wash
ihgttn, delivered the address ou the
"Ethics of American Civilization,"; In
whkh he denied that the Government
bad developed imperialistic tenden
cie. --' .. , r . '" i
"The nation," he said, "ha . loss
greed for territory today than whin
Jefferson bought Louisiana, or Mon
roe, Florida, or Seward. Alaska, ami
far le than when the annexation of
Texas bronght-on the Mexican war.
We had no thought, whatever, of ter
ritorial aggrandizement when we
went to war with pain; and now.
before we had -time to realiiedhe fnll
meaning of passing event, certafn
islands.-a a resnlt of that war. liava
become, de facto, an actual . part of
the United , States. We cannot oro
baek if. we would from these newre
fflKinsiWlitle which have been tbru'st
Upon -US. n.'-')''tv-:i.,'-.TA':;,!
"The- greatest danser of all is th
peril of an arrested devekHmien t.
Y hatever has life must grow, or it
mnst decay,' : i y 'K; , ;
iPreskleat ' Patton conferred mmn
Secretary of State Hay the desree of
Doctor: of Law. Mr. HaT. In reniv
said: ".- .."-..-: - '.', ,f
"1 accept the honor "with deen -tn-
preclatlon, for I am allowed to In
terpret It a a sign of your approval I
of fhe manner 1n which, I .and my
colleagues Jn the Government have,
under the direction .of . the President
conducted IhelforeUm relation of tlie
conutry for the past two year.- 1
THE
ANARCHIST
PLOT. - -
To Kill King vilumlx rt Waa
', American . Origin.
Not of
r
New Yorkw Oct. ai.Snpreme Court
Commissioner Trimble, of New Jersey
having cnipletel his iuvcHtlgtttion,
declare It to lx hi, convict Ion that
no narcldst plot exiteI in Faterson
or West Hot okeu for t lie assnssinailon
of rbtt late King HundxT of Italy. lie
liejlcve! that Bresti planned the mur
der; after going abroaiL Under Ids
Petal sen it ho CommUsiouer will sub
mit to the New Jersey Supieiue CMirt
T pases of typewritten testimony
taken from twenty witnesses, a copy
of which will be firwarhil to the
Italian authorities by Governor Voor-
: Edward McCalie. -." I'atersjn's man
aser of the lo.tal Telegraph Cotniwtny,
a train refns4l to surrender dispatches
ui id to have leen recelretl by anarch
ists from Italy. Commissioner Trim
ble, na id the ItaMan Covemnieut would
Ik able to get them whcteithey orig
ln:Ued. 'I - '- , -. -"
PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
New York. Oct. HO.-i-Angt lo Gonzalo
wa itijurvd 1u a remarkable way by
a prtmatnre explosion at Beilford
Park a few da jm ago. .When oierated
PlMni at! the Harlem Hospital. Dr. Mul-
ler, the house surgeon, found in the
orbit of the left eye, which was re
moved.! sixteen small stone, one of
wh lib was n onarter rf n 4ncli loner.
lhe left check I tone wa also removed
and M'Veral piin-e of stones from the
man's fact ami ticck. One piece was
half ati inch 'wide.. One piece narrow
ly missed cutting tin juguhtr vein.
Gonznlo's condition is sTlon.
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On the imh of Decemtier, 1S97. Rer.
S. A. Donahoe, pastor M. E. Church,
-South, Pt. I'leasant. W. Va.. cou-
ra-ttHl a severe cold which was at-
MMighing. He says: "After rcsofting
io a numlH'r of so-called 'sjM-ilics,'
usually kept in the house, to no puf
Tiose, I ptirchase,l a bottle of Cham-Iv-rlain's
Cough .Bcimly. which act
ed like a charm. I' niost- cheerfully
recommend it to the public. For
ak by F. G. Haas, draggist, Salem,
Oregon!
RAINY DAYS.
Do you not' think one of tlie nice
stiitar. , mandolin or banjos would
le a ni thins to have 1n the coming
rainy days? teo. C. Will has a ver
ulc and large ass-.n-tim-nt of thetu. '
A FOURFOLD CELEBRATION.
Colonel Girard of Ncnfehntcl. .Switz
erland.. 'on one ami the same day -ele-brated
hi eightieth birthday, his gul
den wedding, the silver - wHlding of
his daughter, and the marriase of ;i
standdaughteiv ' '
LINOLEUM PATTERNS INLAID.
Up to a -short, time ago the pa ferns
on .linoleum were printed. By. means
of a no wniachihe the various" colors
are inlaid, so that the patterns -anuot
wear off. j
' :: 1 i
FASHIONS
FOR THE
LITTLE
PEOPLE.
Pretty and serviceable shirt waist
for the girl at school are made of cashmere-,
either in plain color or of
bright colors. ..with polka dots of dif-fei-ent
' kIzc in white or black.
The resular shirt waist sleeve. vith
cuff, is best for these, mouses. Little
linen furu-ovcrs are not only pretty
and becoming, but they save the neck
riblKHis. ,
. Cluirming fabrics In shades of red
are shown for children's dresses.
Dainty co-its for small gfrls are of
cadttblue broadcloth, trimmed with
black braid and brass buttons, nud
lin.d with scarlet silk.
The 'wee folks arc to wear erin'n'
agaUi this winter: it Is essentially a
twiby's "ftir.
Paune velvet Is a conspicuous- fea
tire In the const ruction of smart hat.'
for the little people.
t.irls s-1kmiI ssi'.ts :aie made' of
swei'd. v-itli little reefer coal a:ul
plain skirt.Tlie coat have fly. front:
and are bordered i 1 1 -around wLrh
fhree rows of soutache braid and fin
ish.il with macliiue. stitehinz.
tioir. jackets, even for little fofs. are
ninch in vosue. tine, in white cloMi
Wi.Mi a ollar and cuff of red silk, is
very picturesque 'for a dark-'yed Iltt I-
maid. Others., in red cloth, have doub
le cap of red velvet. "''.
irctiy uanctng thick for youns
girls arc, made of a soft white silk
net,, with a very open mesh. The
skirts are plaited and finished around
the hem with three tucks, sewn with
filoselle silk. A nash of soft, whit,
saf'u riblion. drats;! wide nround tlie
waist, and a narrow Itcrtha of tinv
white roses ami nink buds comuVt..
simple, nut charming sown, which
1 made over sal in or white faffera
Silk.- '-.-..;.:
Velvet ribbon In row Is still a styl
h and effective triuimlng. especiaily
for; waists.: '':.-- -.-
'.The skirts of chihlreu's frock are
not much trimmiHl this fall.
"hmlicity Is a leading characteris
tic of the Russian mode, ami , rliey
an' in consi'queiKV partlcirltirlr n darn
ed for juvenile use.
I'Liid will Ik lunch, worn bv -i.il-
drcn. , - -
A TIIACIvERAY STORY.
When Tlaickerav went down to
Reading once to lecture at its literarv
institute, he wa receleve! dy tlie h'
retary and one of the tHjmmittee in
the. ante-room. , Thackeray's manner
wa inclined to Mm bn mrl.tr- but
lcngttU, tt chins ight of a fiortrait on
the walL' he reniarkecL "Ha! von
have there a irtralt of my old friend.
utistavns Adoliihus!' At tin nwment
the c-aretaker. "wa crossing tue room
with wine and biscuits.- but. hearing
Tliackeray's remark, he siotmed sud
denly, and said. in a. tone of superior
know ledge.' "No, sir! yon are mistaken.
That I the King of Sweelen."
At thl a thaw set in. and Thacker-
ajr related with a smile, bow. the mo
ment he emerged -from . the railway
station, he had roWl a. hackney coacli
man to drive him to the nearest ho
tel. The driver closed the door cere-
monlously. mountid his box. and they
started. In half, a tnliiute the Cai)
was at a standstill, and Th.-iekeroy-saw,
the i-almiau at tlediMr, 'towing
to him to come out. He did so with
out a vord. aud found that he, wa at
.the lortico of the station hoteL which
Iik had falltni to see ' was nht a dozn
yanl jlist-int. But he handed the
man a shilling, ami was entering the
ihofel tuthcr pleastM with his own
sang froid. wlieu he was amazed to
Sie tlie cabman taking on his coat
and olTering to "light Iimh for tn.
other sixMme, It ajuvearcI 'that on
that -day a resolution of the-Reading
town .council bail 00:10- into o,t-atlou,
eiirtMtw-crins -.hackney ciKicbiucn to
charge IS Muin for ..;ajy -' distance
within the townshiji. Ahi was tt
first fruits! The cabman got 'it
molt y aud Thackeray al g.xsl story
to tell. Lmidon Houseliohl YonI.
POWER DISTRIBUTION AND FA
TUOUS LEtJISLATlO.V.
T1m firoietity of any country is so
closely iMiuud up with the poxsession
of cluap power that the country wdj
win in the r.-u-i that first griitiiilcs
with the ptiilileiii of power )iroviiou
in .-oir:c communal form. A slai.ee at
the isiwer conMiuier today shows' the
wnter-upply station busy inuuping
all day with a small night load, the
tlecirlcdjght station busy at night
' iiiruaii
throwing away milions of horse jtow
er all the year, tramways absorbing"
iswcr twenty hours a day from coal
burned in lx.iler furua(s. Were it
possibh' to siqiply only the foregoing
from a common fund the economy uf
fuel would Is euormou. The ex 1 ,Ii in.-
iSjsiem
- nt
i iier sencrarton ami . u.
i the sysieiu of anarchy,- wasteful.-i'iisi-h-ntitic
and um-ommci-clal - It im
I'itheiio Im'cii almost or. wholly iiiip-r-atlve
been use of inan's ignorance. But
the adveut of eh-trieal . transmission j
leudi-rs possible sueh aii economy.- a
pointed oh i above and a parliament
ary committee say no. This economy
will interfere with tlie desire of a few
mhnk'ipalitics to supply power theni
Hves by means of cojil carrliil from
a distance and ' burned under little
knots of S4attered 1 toiler af extrava
gant rate ami turmil into powt-r by
wasteful little engines. It cannot lv
other than a subject for regret that
such narrow and parochial legislation
should obscure the prospin-t of fiitnr,
H.V. vt. ji. lUN.tii. in Ilie Knglneer
iug Magazine for Octoln-r.
THE FOOLISH BOY.
Under tlie .spreading apple trie
.The lniy -with freckles stands;
A hungry little lad is he
a Wit h scratches ou his hand. '
Alipve him i san apple that
His apiwtite demands..
I
and"
The apple's young and small
gr.H-n. .
A deadjy thing to take. ' .
Tlie asile Ixiy climbs up the tree
And gives the limb a shake.
The howling that you hear Is from
; A child with stomach ache.
Man is.hnt'of few days, a no flill
Of trouble. here below;
He starts wJih colic and he keep
On adding to his woe
Grn'M ppfe,' and.AVelsh rabbits
and
That ,ort of things, yon know.
Chicago Times Herald.
"A MATTER OF COURSE.
II1 Well, tlicre's one thins-you
never hear, of u man wishing he wa
a woman. ; . ,
She Of course, not. It might Is his
fate to niarry some horrid man.
Boston Transcript.
m
m allay u
as a n
Xr. Williams' Indian Pile
Ointment will cure ItlinC.
UleeiUnr and Itclnnr
Pile. It absorlir the tumors.
too tlcbiuir at out -. act
us a noultice. cives instant re-
iet Dr. W illiams'lndian Pile Oint
ment innrcnared far Pitas and Iich-
Intf of tho private pstrts. Every box in
warranted, liy anurifistf . tiy mail on re
ceipt ot prir, M Cfnti anl f I.OO. WILLIIMS
MANUFACTURIRq CO.. Propa.. Cleveland, iW
For saic by all drnggists.
sir DR. JORDAN'S orcati
I'usEun OFofliisTony
IS.1 IlttET ST., SII rilSCISCO, ML '
Thm Ljkrft II iilti liril Mimmmi tn Ke .
bpccMUica l(Mf Cmmk. hi- fer.
CH. 401TCA9-D!SASCS OF MfNl
rear;
Wrat'r br latltr. A U In cave
A m.Wfera. Write tnt RBk. (ail.4CN V
Vataaunc, 'mmliiui'uil tK t
tofnal CaHwcviA
bh. 10R3H A CO 10B1 UaAet St.. F
Market
Reports
The local market quotations yeiter
d7 fere as follows:
Wheat Tin cent at the Salem Flour
ing IVI ills Co.s office.
Oat 31 cent (buying.)
Hay Cheat, buyins. S7 to S7.T.0;
clover, 5 to $, timothj-, $9 to $10..
ITour 75 and 80 cents DeFtfack: $2.80
to $3 per bbL ... '
Mill feed Bran. 10 to S0. short
Bntter 20 cent (buying.)
Eggs 25 Hiita. , :
PcHiltry-CliIckcn fsj per lb. ntarkit
dull. . , ' - -, -
' Pork Fat, 4 -fo 4't, gross; 0 net.
! I4Hf--Steer,, 34: -cows. 3c: good
heifer, 3V4e- . -. .
Mntton Sheep, 3c on foot; ahear
ed 24 to 3c" ' . .
Veal and 7c dressed. ! ' .
' Pcrttifoes 25c,. buying. '
Nool 14 to 15 cents ,market weak.
; Mohair- 25 cents. V 4 i - ,
WHIRS, ROBES i
Calilornla Oalc-tanned Leather ; tJed.
., Harness Oil. etc
S .. ,.: r? tn tn a ctio .'
2s State Street. - Salem, Ottgoa
f I vewsmeinwiiauIIACIi-t
M -rrau n-rt hr a e
U mm mmmm fur ll.rf.r.
7 oUical t ! r l-llm.