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Newspaper Page TextA V. iAKMM'iiBlR ! M' . Lii ..' i A 'ill.- 4V . - ' J , i ' : Supt. J. f. Calbreath Bio, State Ihe Percentage of .Cured Cases Is Very Satisfactory. -The Death . Rate Is Ccnshltratlctstlinates of the llospltal's Needs -V for the Next. ...... . I it.. John F. Calbreatii, snjierltiteud eit of the Oregon Hospital for the lu r.me. yesterday filed bin biennial re mm 'to tin Ighdarure wirh the Board t,t . TrustiVf of !. Vlie .Usylum. and ilw .ta'nnwanprotiiptty'triat in the hand of Ihe 4taJe rJrioter. .7 The report .mSw a very vatUfaotory ktar or -affair! at 1h?' hospi'faL the, biggest,'; by fa ot the wvfrra i tat4- instl tut kns. Tlie JmTcnse In ii munls-r of patients during the pa wt t wo yearn has lcen but HttSe, AVliile the-iK'rwntaKe of the .cure effected i large, the'. death rate :!otie- being . intuit isfa-torv t.e1ng larger than expected. The maintinem of tin asylum lin evidently tieeu an ti'ouoniieal one, na jhjvKUperinteudent reis.rts. with 'just! pride, that the ap-ti-oiria.tiH fir the ;T;-iieraI f iiutl has not been exhausted and thcte li no hi HcU. Following are a Tew ext-erptV from the rMrt: j o Van or talAr4w l-n parel to l.rinir alMKit the greatest g.aMi iiw the itireetlon lor which this, th mCljJet! tieiu fart ion of on r'omiiMn wealth, ha - .Uen ereaied and Dialntaim-d. ami it 1 'lwlievetl t'hat the- remitl nit nine I will not eomiKtre uof.iV4.rully Willi the of ritilar institution, either linaueial iv or In their general . character. , Tlie accoimianying .Kible imllccite the nveiuen-iiOf the popu la t ion during tU.i biennial period: ! ,; : . ,' -.. -.... . . . Male. l ie. Ttl. No. In liospiiai. IhKHu- I; 18!H. . 75 'A No. admitted during the r term . .t '. . . . .44d 2 . No. .cpe retuinrr.. . '.VI 1 ItJO ;7! .No u inter t rea I hh ut. 1 2n rls-liargeil. reeoveti-.l. ;. 1 il lii-ehgd. iiiitvh Imprvd. ".I 1 risehsid. lmprov?l ..... lilsehsid. not Improveil. Disciiiril. not lus.ii.e. ,. 2 Iihd,.. . . .. .. .! . . .".132 Msea'uet!.; .. ... U --.. tos "1 I". .K1" 14 1X71 217 1IHI r 224 V Oischgd, died. c:opeil.442 2:; sw Ueiofllning In hospital. NftvenUer :U. 11K. ..2I 3T. 1173 Hallr averatre, UMV:i. 'i- "H will U noHsJ that liif pioK.rtion of euren lias riwn l III At -t font on ' admission during the term, ami to !Hi ler ecufe on the wholiiumln-r .t.rea.el. Wheu we reiuciiklx-ir that the gv-nernl , avcrare' of . palientj . diK-liarg'd as cured fit th Unije! states in apiroxi 'maiWy 211 per cent on the adinjssions. a lid I ha ouri haH n-aclMsl lll.U js;r vdit L jt 'S'riaInlyi affords . ftaiasifmv...hy itt Mi.4 ' s-m , tih- itcrtfUiage .Jntst " on "the whtle uamlwr lresrt-1 are of value, lull In. ih'rs. while, the in- t-ral a-erace is 'alurtit ten. mrr lias "re.1cl.e4l liliv wliiyli. j ab highly sat isfactory, :, . I; f . lVlth resranl lo tin h-rtlh rate, the exhibit Is not V good. While there have 'Iteen m f iu1iiih;'diseas4M allcml- d ' wlth any ' eittsi'tleiile. nvrality, exc4-pting la gi"li. which- atwaj claims Its vieliiits nmoitg Ihe agrit, the tu re;utae of 4haih las reaclHHl which Is slight ly.higlwr .lha n hereto fore. 44 Is of iuiercst to uot that of t- old chronic Cases transferrtsl here ftont ihe Hawthorn Asjhwn at Irt . latid. in ISSTl,' a gtcater iiumlN-r have died than 4luring any prc4Hsfiiig hien uKtl tnu.' among -h.ni Iwiiig John Marsliall. iiuiitleil from .Mull noma li . oniitr. UIIevel lo havelwen Hie flrst ik-ron committed as insane in )regoii. It is pro;Mr to here re;at tha uiany nile eases r Irrought lere to 4He. who. tmler suitable comlrtionw. couM ii,.-4lniaiiie.l elsewhere. The tiitnitKT diM hargtMl as not insane ia ....I v two. with no 4n-4lanee'on re- ...... a etMoinitinent front lnlfiler .. ..tiw-r tmuroner nHitives. Wf the wliole nnmltcr remaining In lle iKisniial. Novetnler .J". j:nt. ......i.h.rt ihat -12 f ilni war 1h eLissd as t umble, tisilof llwin Incur- nbh and !H f;Hem- as iiouiurni 1: 1 . - f TIH! .CRIMINAL INSANE. -f r....w..n't..tL.ii; bitve4 la-en ttUile In r..r...f r. oorisJt-allinjc attention to the Initwooriety ,rf associating the idiotic, the epileptic ami also thos nnrecte4l wU4t jutbcrcnlosis. Ami to xL list n,ay be w41 inal insane. This last class is cut tied 10 lust and Intelligent .tH.n,, deration. iK.th in framing 1 mi vnera 1 Ion of fctws. ,r ..r.... win commits an acc. knows Us na.tire ami quality. Vw It Is wrtmg. bid througii ntcnta aW- . .1 . . iniHlll rflf at t. . Kent to tne vrwu 'r J,L ""!:". ,-t.unt.. a .menace lo ...... safety, ami the latter vr" -t.Hii lMtt thh fafc--. y M-o be ,. 4crv4,l . without the tig lr!ghtami re'prAvislon sliouid TJacal GftTAnnu la all ha ' ahIl b cluUu. ?: 1 j'i Cream Balm ib de4t mtfo. w.ycol4 la tWh ..,.." If Le in Justice tie " . ntt ielf coulml has M t J .ituT br disease that even - tin ing r. U atiott tt-mplalion sufhoes lo ,.v.reo-me U. o tluu iu. cannot res st the impure. .---'Jjr.S riK -t 1. thsa lata U noctrT., !!ir it la &rrZ - Shows Conditions in the Institution1. Two Years. !k math for the u4f-ileiemion of mu-U -r-oii.- wlu-ii , -mvicted, tar chcy Khouhl iut lie el.-tKsed atnon? ordinary inmiiiiiu.jiii tin .other liatMl it U nuftiir anl,tiitie t lbnf the criat- mai with the tlr -ia)weH. JH-aui ot. iterHAutf kinzer:u difficulty f iuau- at-jijiiuv danger tt ex'ajN?. snd tlnrlr tonraiaja.ttinjj aisM'hitiou. That hothjo protnirtly, .ami perfectly by Ilood" Af theM oMei-r ioiuiit'e. -ol lilious ex.Lv! in trejsOM oitHyf. i a matier .f nn- tmni Kuowietl. SiK-ii ea sen are-en- tkud to ami Kiiould receiye M-parat. i-aie, reNirKUion-4 ami management." TUHKIMJI'IXJSIS. -I M "W1m ii tlae lHiitllnst nmr t-ontiat lei are eoiutl.-tel ami tini.ilied. there will I lx a:rMier a-iitiiniiHlnt ionrt e-riliii io tioiui:iiioii titan have existed here- intorc. ami opportunity b now afford-i ei to ;jnvffate those a filleted xrllh . i . . i . ... , ... iiiin-reuiosiK. wiiiMiiu any ahkst ex- M-ih for- tuTrklinjr. 'When tbe eon- tasrousutsM.- the proIii?et MtilTeriuj;. atit tlw reat fatality of tliin tliKea are einshleriMl. tiiete is prtHtifcUy re eosn'tjietl a irravt ieinu-ili!iiy in ku- t'inely trmit rinjr ntrxetl a.-siH-laUiiia to tirt an extension of lts ravage auion;- held.N! path-tit ejnru?i-i ' t tiate- can., j ... IdXIISl.ATIOX.1 '"When a erson Is adjudged hit-ane, he Is K gaily ' iifonouttceil incomieteu to. care for his own inier-sls or , for hin.-f. and itlris calls for nili:ib!e .u- net 'ikmi. lie is takrn I rnii: t ih care of his friends, and 'conveyed by sou bod v to iIh asyJ mi. ff stu-h cur'y siu-e l. sujerviM-l .by MrMu familiar wlih 4f.re and tactful matiag:ineut of t'he Insane, as well as kIHtHl i In nursing those physieally iM-lphs- and w-alc. evideiitly jln greater Itenetit Is thus tun-Hied to -t.-h persons wh;-ti Ih- iitit takeiir from Hhcir hont s. Ami if, additionally, this beHer ctire can lie seeuri'd with; even .less expense '' than bv ihe tuetltod usually pursuel, tha eh.-int! lit method will certainly; coin hkikI itself to all ImuTewted or eon 4-riie.l . ; change in the law. therefore. trov Id ing for ttuelt a ylttn lu-re (b have asylum eniphys ltrhig In all r-tl lent scomimfc ted, iitia.l of county otfler lohig ' i1k! worki. Is roultlMHk:d.' 'i'4 r; j ; ... , 1 , ,AUU4f --. : f-r' ' APIMIOIIATIONS, : !..; , Tite net imntse of tiiialln dur hig the last two years has ln-en- only thirUeii, au nnpreeetlentcdly taniall one. ami tuticii, Is-low- ,w1it w(mkl or tlinarij v Int cxjM Ctetl. lUiiust?. of .this, and because It van o jmveh tieVwvthe esiintat4 on which the insane and hll- otle fuml, wa lisurelr ihetre has. been io "tlnichMu-r .lnfriiMrL in tliau fnml siitoh art 14- lirtve been aH'awe4l In nrh.i'far nbov4.what -Hwy were during Hie har4l. tkntW antl tlie pnspeo.st are tlwtt many 4f Hhmii wUl inaktHl fnr i;Jier aihanct..,MHh ..as., meat. Hall, sitrar. .Hour, . etc. v Heme tiiere wiH lie aiunnwnar leuitem-j to an iu4icasel ier capita during the next ternu amt.it is aiiuxh'niu- riU tiiate to eiiHi'tW aimmnt for thus fund at 3!28.tltsiv4l Ts tho amount provUhnl for .the J;wt ,sfm. . l4r returning ikhk tmes diie awn of $12TM is asktsl. This s the same as lMH-4iiofore, awl is H4ni;v hiutf that cannot ln dispensed with." rrxns needed Tin' SuiM-rlntemhnt makes the fol lowing estimates for Ok matnttMKtm e ,. ;....r..te.iH-itrt f.r tlH. re?4n - . .........1!.... St:rie Insane .vsyiniu, tasre Farm, for the years i."l iiyv f' f ln..m- HI),) idioth' fund. . . ..-.o.-. Rt turning patient to homes. . Library and amusement fund. Bath tnls ami e insets EhctTif tight amt gas. .. Removing earth and building wiill and vault in twts, niein; One washinx -machine.';'. . . . Oit itiaugh ; One shirt imner Finishing and furnishing mw Finishing ami fnrnlhing; the Paiin lug wards.' eidiagi-s. Hn ii.m ki Currfiit bnprovunrnts amljv 4MM I pairs. . .. . . Fiii'hiirl ami fttrnMhing the kit(irlt. . - .. - ' - ' Wagms. harm--', fatm impK nxMiis. :-'liug.. fencing, etc... 7ft M fect niamlatd lire hse. .. , Tw ho-x ca rts . . . . . . - Ren.o.h;jti M kitchen, i ... . It4Min fr ettg acer s;tM'l..s4 ami stores . . . Two wagon an I ltiir4,'i,:',lJ shcls ...,..... Kcttairs lo larg teain pump. Ibpairs to t4u roof. '. . -U il il nali to main sewr t . .. . . 21 l.lW Ih-hk lunt.el from stam PU" .;.-..... lu.il.-r warn i na ii. er4-ral a in I IX. 1 i-'ir. walls Itet'ween wlng In attic -i; itot hints.- Ur plains, etc. Quarantine building ,..,.-.. lW.iler fee.! pump. . - l5p4 eoverina in iksi t -um. Inrc1iae or land from Riley.. One boHer tr tnrm. ii.y For new mks n el wards at tmiln bumhns I.W ..L.r3.V..fi2T. Total. v' v THE ItlPt'IiATlON. t .. U ihe ftdlowlng table,; aliwhMC-.be numher f i ia- W.vUun. bv 'e.Mutle fr.ui wna-u ie, wev coiumltKd: Maks. 'Fmle. ToL 27 17 41 It 4 1 3d IS M 41 12 08 Lit 2 22 IU 7 27 0 .3 ' 12 3 1 .4 32 13 4.. I.a ker.. ..: ronton.. Clackamas. Clatsop. i . C4ilumbia. . Coos Crook... - " 12 10 i 7 ie 8 44 Harney. . Klamath.. Late..... Lane..;.. Lincoln". . , , lAoa.. Malheur,. . V 8. 1 1 3i . 4 " 8 15 ' 1 ""in I : 3 - ii5 1 ll 12 12 ii- 4Hl 8 f 11 345 17 1 4 1 - J . 7 44 : 41 t ? Marlon.. .. . ; Morrow. . . Multnomah.. Polk.. .. .. Sherman.. TIlLauHiok.'. , 3 ..41 ..IS 4 I'anatHla. ; .. t'nlori.. Wallowa.. ., Wasco. . . . WaKbiutou.. Wheler. . , Vamhin.; . 2S f Every Movement- Hurts, . Wiyn you ltav rheuinatira. Mjtsc'e fuL II doe not pay to suffer loujr from. ttiiH disease when It may be enred S.irxaparilla; Tltia medicine goes rfeht to the pot, netitralize 4 be acklity of the Mood. whkh canes rbenmatisnw ami put aii end to tlie pain and HtltC- ness. r.niotisnei hi cured by Hood PUH.' 35.centa. x ' -"-f ii KRM AX ANIMOSITY - ; Die Shown in Ilih Tariffs Against ProtltK't of America. - WASHINGTON. fee. 18 The Ag rarktn uarty In Germany, having ue- cessfnllv bmtisht alotit a law a the hist sesMion of the Reh-hstag tM-tmibit lusr. In effect, the Importation of Amer ican 4annc4l meat. Is ntw tiding its iwerful Innuem'e t-: lilcreae the luavv Import duties-en nil. grsdu en terinz the enipiie., notably on wlwat. reuorts Unlleil tate CNinstil Dieritt. at Brt'tnen.' to the State Department. The aim of the Agrarian. ac-ordiiis 10 tin consul. Is to make Gernrtuy en tirely In.l'Cpcnd4M'l tt al! couutrle .for its lrea4lst tiffs ami 'food fcupplle. IS SHOUT. YET HIGH. NEW YORK. Dec. 18. Cadet Alain F. 1'asatV of Kentucky, will le cap tain of next. year Wet I'olnt, Mili tary Aca4temy footlall . team. .His election .by a tthanhnostn vote- has just Imhhi announced. fadet Cttsa4t ha.-genemlly layeil half-back, but n several iric-casions took the place of quarter-back. The new cartain l short, ami' sta mis high In the class of l!r2. ; r '-'"., POLITICAL fORECASTING. What One of Marlon County' LesJ la tors Says' of the Iniieudlng. . . " v ; ' ". ' Senatorial KIght. . Itst evening ? Portland Telegram has the following Interesting Item .hi ltj uewH columns: t i "'All or Marion counfy'a delegatht will jupprt Hon: H. W. Cortett for Fulled States Senator, -with, possimy 4.ne exception, declareil Henry Keeue. rf fStayton, a member of, tne. lowttr Houtse. ' . nil. iim iwvt -iviaitlre tKat'theTe 4 Is ....... r.itlin he etintinueth f'bnt' there may 1m one metn4er -who J jU ravor of Charles. W. Fwlton. wtare Senattw from Cla I stp. there will lie lio trouble In organizing either' lIons' 'Eight memlxTH of the next Iths- lattire .were in , Ptirtlaml yesterUay, and as It hapiHuHl.they. were all at the same hotel. Thos here were Senator Getwge . Bniwnell. of" Clackamas; J. X. Williams4u. of -Crook, t JviamaiB. Itke ami AVasco: JliD. Ialy. df HohIoh: J. W. Morrow, of Umatilla; Representatives GHrge Miller of Waa- .4 and WhC4'Ier: D. A. McAllster. of I'nion: L. B. Ree4ler. of Umatilla and Tiiiaii' lfotTiiv 1vri4 , uf fniioH. With the exception of Senator Mor- . . f . 1 I 1 It .4 ... 1 I low ami iietMtvntauve jicausut, wi are Republians. V' TIe asKtiinolace t so many iegis- littoit crtated a little tlr for a while. DESIGNING and ENGRAVING.... BY ALL METHODS Gilliam. Grant.. W. If. CMATTCN. Scnforsmipltrs "of our speqal designs irt rithogravure work for ciler and e , bill heads, card and cnvcldpes ' Estimates . Furnished and Rje-acrei at once jumped to. Ihe 4-onclnsion titat there tras oraethlq; 4lOIag. Each meber fpokeu" io hi loing. t he - nta tter 'exifla ined ' hn 1 iresemv ; a the -rnsult of private bosSne, Jt- U mithiug nnusual frT half j a Ue ; or inore I-egisLitors to. arrivel in tow u at the same time, aa the holidays are ap-p?t4-hlug. - Some ' of thosie - here . yes terday were making - hay while . the Sim shoue,. however, and a. few fettes were blaced in onler. " IJical . politl clans. IbiMtbllcau and rvm4Nratlc. and tntt ton- tottered in the hotel hbliy hohnt tlie lawmakers. iMdd Ing whisier- ed cnversati4ur all fttc-tbe good of tine iarty presuniably." 1 tVSPF5lSlA CAH HE CCRET BY nssng Acker's Dysiia4a TaMets. One ;itlk taldet; will slve Itmnedlat- relief or! uioner refumled. Jold In hand- Uoime tin boxe?t 23c. DR. RTOXl-rS Ird Store. " r j HOW ARTHUR THE IU1141MAT, i "' WENT A-FISHIN". ' " '. part.- Ikht, Kathryn, I pbouffld jron were -piag to 'Mabel; ,ganieu v&ny oti junK show her what a hand mho) an-d ind , you ha ver. f rle. It he ffyi in llu roe-wrealheil hat,. 4"I was 0 xvirpHs4l .in find tluit yott wcrv not tliiere. after all:! knew.' lowev'r. tleit it1 wa. not Artiiur'a fault. le-anse he tevthed so delighte4l at the hlea of going. T; '- - : -" - '' "" - . j-I was not.tliere,;, said the brwln $ml an I've g4t to say 1 that you know vry little almnt iwii if you think, they iuu fvery tldng they frn anre - 4 h4pe they "'don't 4bar." sighed the girl In the nse-wTatiKd hat. -I'd hate to think that my fatlier nwant all the thinps he said aboiw my esttravatiam-e t4xkrr . -Verv tme. dear: 'aim. tmy may not exactly h a t-ase in kiiu. ir. tfiur sahl h4 was so anxious to - g that Se could tiardlr wait for t lie lay o come 1 might have suspected wuiic thinc tviu-n tie ahl that, f ort 1m iwii a!ll hes fts miu h to go out anywlM-re as 1-" ' ; "' ' ' ". -Hate t4 Ktay at Iome? I I'm. - re. I know; Wtll. 1hI lie ,4rt n plain of a headhcjie. or anything ihe day liefonVf" 'Imht-d be didn't:' he wan particu larly bright ami jolly. He t-asually nM'ntiomst :M. tfrr-akfast that two r three of his friends W4re geitiae up a tithing excursion and wanlesl hhti to gr. I4. but he bail .4letrline4i lHHause of the anhn party. I thought that was very ni4s or hhitf f rWhy. yes, I iulee.1. wasn't it? Well. I only wi.sh flhat Arllicr had a twin two ler. . so I 4'onll marry him; Ktnt an unselii.sh man is "If Arthur were here hUnf he would no tlonbl appreciate your r (niark: I ihiit't. a t tne we. what was It-O, I Tememlter! Yes. I 'felt a little uneasy after he left, lest Ite le sml tleuly, callcl away . on business or soiiH'lhinj: like lliat. However, no leW-erani 4-ame, and I Kat hwn 4 write latciHe a Jong jfriemlly htler. lelljng her hoiv. I pitietl I lie girl wlm lhad not Knelt a1 mdile, unselfish hus band as I.- .' v 7 ; "Hmuph! A girl who Is just about to sail, for F'uroiH.' is in, in n Nsiritit t worry, very much over tin 4a4Jtf ,t besband. dear. . ' . . . "N4Mt. perhaps ' mt, silkd tlie brkdc; "at ill. it will at k-ast keej" her front writing mo a pitying htcr fnMit cv4?ry . town iu which sl u.ps ami that Is omeihih;;: I am glad, now tlwit r wrote tliaj letter Just wlHn I did. Very 'Itite.'de.'irf "she A:ill have time to, digest It eottteniH-ctii the areaiuer. when k1m hi. unat.le t4 tllgest, anything else. - .. .. " ""Yee. and licsl.les a ' tch gram ; 4ll arflv in the afKTnoonnhd I was fo matl itluit I conld hatdly open lu Tlie the. .telegraph boy, seemid; to tldtik that I was "a. bit ext4sL for Iiee4krel raway down the 'steps U'foiv I " had fairly time lo ign for its fC4iqrt. f , .;.' ray , piNHlnesete' gta4iousV -1 jt'u surelv ttott't. Hteau lo tell n i4r.it af ter all Unit Artliur ' ; 1 "He hail not. The Megram wa from my jmnhcr. -Sli stthl that in response to Arthur's urg4trt Invilaiion 1h was coming . make us a tik lit lie visit and would arilve that very evening! I felt o liatily lo think that I liad eveii ausHH'bl Arthur of" . . "1 Klwuild think .V4tt would lie aluuued." said Iim, girl in .the . ritse- WRITH US IN REGARD TO YOUR WANTS '..'!''"""'' 1 . . ... ..... , '. -.. , : wrfm fet.d ft tn TWfey, a'ijyai Tr'J Uvf.jithuuiljy jnvjfe Vi-ttc-M j UHl tS Kilt m vi..nld H-Hrfisl,Ufc of alrinif kla wife. Ia;fl4 ITlVC 811 after noon tea! .' . .' -Yes. 1 just feh like a little wretch f.vr ftustiectlns hhn. 1 was iarticulat lr triad to h-arn tnatnma wa;cotning at nee. for bet preseme at liome. wotikl relieve my last slight fe4ing of ttufls4iw at tle garden iiarty. hi mc. I have i net kites nusHH-tel Ihe co..k of wearing my hats in- my. a.t-n'-uc. lxnise I never put in a hatpin from V-ft to right, ami .the piu h.4let In 4ine of tltem 1 look iKiichu; tK-sides. T h.nt 4iuitc ooe bow Arthur aud 1 tan manage o eat aeveuteen IMMtmls of buiter in a. we4; tliottgh the i'o.ik say that Is quite an ordin ary aimmnt." " ?"Hut if everything wa. all right I don't s why you dUu't go to the ganlco partx'fr '," .r . - " e.M'J !; .1 UJlo-4 mMv : WeM,-.Jnst bcf4re maoima came,- Itorothy ran In for a oKHm-uti site al lx had Jut dkla't iHdieve I meant to itriag .tirinuT t4V tlte gaM-n fiirt v al alt - W-nt . he tlmi 4it-t4at lie wa .-bAfdtx, up. to ny j:lowiitf-,Vi'Ptlvn. , After . that. .I'd have.-made up my inlnd to .go if 1 had to wear a last fea son's gowor,' --of tsmrse. y4:m dhl. but wlty " lHhnr Crontrhr Itwuue Wtk. Martdir mallow to-tmuer tlat evening, ami it did crtil is if Dick trl-d himself o talk on aubjecta upon whh-h dar mamma has dtM-khd1 ofviplons. It it waa inuiOHi as if sonw- one had told him to run vpnur to all lnr et the ries. Sliehe aeemcl; a lilt excibsl one or Jwh-e an;t 1 saw Dick giauce at Arihtu In a pitying way. Ami when". ' v "Yea. Imt tell all this attTwant. 1 want to know. why yu tent Mam-l W4rd that you had a 4lreadful beH4k-he ami -oiiklut come to tin ganlcn ar ty -.. '' -. . -' V , ":. -" T Jiatt a 4lr-a4lfid lwatkiche when the linwi caiufr waH?i tnhe,lrik -After Dh-k. was g4ne .Arthur JnK to ine wilh a -'very loug -face; hehe aaltl that he had to gVto tiat Iwn-e of a - llshlog iwrty. after all-r-that If he tlkbr Ifkk awfr.all the fellow would M4ie ve tha t i.t wa .Tuet-a use ,hk . mot h- rdn-law was a vlx-n ami wtmhln't let Itim. He .Uhil'tliat If he cirttght a wretchd -coht ami dewloped: pneu-uoukL.M- rliotMnatUni It would, all !e raaiiMiia's fault. Ami.. O. Louise, ,if von lut4l iK-a rd t h.f4 horrhl men lauzhing AvhcU rhcy ataricd off In tin imaningr' Eliha Armslnmg In Phll-a.h-lohia Nwth American. . WHITNEY'S GREAT WORK. How He, R-C4nstrm-t)ed 1h Surface Railways of N4?w York. ; George I Fielder In.AiUhleeVl "As William C. Wliithey's public rf nutation is most rtoaely r4atvd to his cotttrol of H-he street railway 4f New York, we can afford to pass over his lealingH in wliisky amir t.laeco. WlM-n tie retm-ieil' to New York in ISKt! the street rallwaya of tlie metroixJiw were- in-rliapa the most nnprogressive in tlie tcutHl Ktates. ;A ssn a lie t4k .lM4hl tlie, Broadway , tuirf a i roal hv replaced tn ancient, rani-i-'hackle can with cars of new and al most eh-gant " deidgn. H " recoguiztHl from the 1pglnBJng.,tliei-.cotmnou--ns' prim-iph ultat; ho, many cor Kral Urns ami dirtH-tofs of .coriMtpitlotm Iguore, which Is.' that the Is'tf-er tln ervl45i e:iventrt the piddle - tin lieavlet tlit .H.vkWMKtM tiaid Jn,luve4ttneut,' Jtnil d'Kl not stop HHflv JIf began-a inves- licate the came aysMmn , or uriae ro.-i4b In other' cities. He fotimlv that wlile it -or IS ami fH-ltii entr-'ier itir 4uiln. to cuu 1nrse cant. -able rta4h cost tiiily 17 andn Tt-1 4-ents., He liail m oomr reachetl this dtH'islon ahan lie hitrtsliKim' catd; traiiilon. But Iki went riicht on Invest f gat Ing. for Ihe innmlse of Whitney Is always to hav4 an eye 4n tin tMmrrij'W f things. His I de cars were larger ami of costlht tittiugs than auyolhers in the country. Ib-alizlug that tlie only chance many Mtipl4 have to reii4i m'wsiuipcrs is w-luie tla-y are nth cars, he put In iihe lints4-b system of lihidng. wiik-h was flR Hiiucli 4f au lni'rov'ineiii m the oil lamp as Hie lamp wan on tlio original tallow, dip. Then .-he. Inaugu tith'l tlie transfer Kyslcui liy.wiiich n passenger can rhle all aroitml New York . f4r live -euts. Railway ioph? IIioh " - 'J ' I I: ' '. folly i.i.valh.H.-'lUu - tlis-ii t.'atol'4rt , "" hrfovcit to Is' the rigut thing au- , kiimn b.cn adoutcd iy om.-. ... -Iit vear tlie McttoiH.i;ian l.ai.w.y tm,4i In nlnetv-nlne mi'.liou trau-'fers. HU next dust overy wasnhat while hm cable tra4 ji..n e.t 17 and Tdb"' " n'-i cr car mile, eleclric tract ioa wuul.l C4st only 13 ami HS-pn ceuts per ar mile. Tlw-n l.e 1-guu to change the entire svsieut to ele iric iraeihm. 1 ho wisdom of Whitney's pr.-ssiv.i mcihodM Is evhh-mMd lit the M-ady Itv erease of the net eartiiugs or the snr-fa- rtvtds as ctintpaied with the de ciinlnjr recipta f iIh- cvale. rail roads over a iri.id 4r ars," " - - ' ' I Hay- Paunccfote Treaty (Conliuue.1 from 1st Page.) i' vcss-ls Qfxwr.'of-iKailgcYeut. "4. -No ; Jndligerent Hhall embark or dli-ernbarfc trwpViiiuuitionof war or warlike material hi the "Canal, ex ceptjiu the 'ease of acchletif and hlu tlrance or transit, "and In siieh ca-wt transit' Khali lie Twinned with all is i!4e deiMt4-4i.- - ;. ; -."" '"Jt- Tlie iHCVbvioits of this article shall apply t the waJers adjacint to, the t'anal within three marine tidies of the tHMiosite ends. VckscIs of war of a belligerent sliall not remain iu Httt-h waters longer than twenty-four hours at any,' tine time. eX4'ef4. in dls- trctis. and iu mr-Ii ca.se shall depart aoon a pssihle. A ve4-l tif war of one iM-lligerent shall not. deart within, twenty-four lmurs tf the de parture of that of another WlUgereM. It N agreetl however, that none of the Hnnusllaie foregoing- condition and HtHmlationH In oe4-tious nuinlwre.1 4 me, two. three, four ami live of thU.wtihic shall apply to measures which the United tate may flml It tunwsary t take fur aecarJng, fuc Its own: fnvea th d'fen-e of the- Fulled tnt and tlie nialnteuauce of, piUilic ortler- 'Ht Tlie laant.' estiniabvs, buildings and all works necessary to'the hjii-sirtH-tlon and .ojH't-a tlou of the- Canal sliall Isi.ihHsned 4o lie a parfcilMTeof. fu- the purjioses of 1 his c.lfiveiit lou. and In time of war as lu 'time of is-n shall enjo.v' compclc Imninnliy from attack or Injury by lM'lllKer.nis, and from a4-ta cahndaunl ti. Impair their usefulness as a iut of this Canal. "7.No fortllicatlous shall lie erect ed commamling the Canal or waters; adjai-ent. The United States, hwever, shall lie at iils-rly to ok-tlntain such military police along he Canal as may Ikv necessary t la-on-t It against law lessness ami llsoriler. - A WARM DERATE Washington, D-4 20.A splribvl "de liate was preclpkiatetl lu the Seuuti over the resolution of Chandler lo 4lls charee the i-oiiimiiu-e on -oullii;ent exiM-nsM from further eousi.leraliou f the resolution, authorizing tlie investi gation of the Moulana Senatorial case. The exchanges' bet ween the advocates and . 'opfMHienta - kf itie - - resolution brought, oiU lively colhxpiie. No -tion uiHn th resolution, was iaken. EOR REAPIORTIONMkXT. Wajliinclou. Dec,. Representa tive Hopkins, chairman of the, Com in it tee on 4Vnus. t4Hlay'tlle4l in tlie House the m'ajorily 'biif "retiorted 1y his commltt-e,' flxlug'the 'ruemtMr&hlp or tiM! llonse for tht next decade at ."!o7.. RepreentaUv Burleigh. f Maine, HIihI a jiiiuorlty, tyjs.rt ; hIkih".! by six memlHrs in favor of. the.lbMise Iteing compos4tl of 3si 'memls-rs, ami R4lTreHentatir"-'ntmiincker : of Indi ana,' who lgtwd a he Burleigh report. als4 ruhmi'.U'd on, lmhiKtulent report ia favor tit redm-ing the representa tion of the S4ttthern "states to fh.V ex tent of ihe alti4lgemiMvt of their wtf frage. This Independent rep4rt favors tlie House to lie irotnitosetl of 374 mern Ihs. ITmler the Burleigh bill tlie gain Is as fifllows: ; Arkansa, California' Clorado. oa neeUent. Flor1la. Ijoiiisiana.- Massa ehusetts, Mississippi, Missouri. 'North t'arolina. North Dakota. Washington, West Virginia and Wic4nsln gain ou Ritreseiilative each; .Minnesota, New Jprsey ami Pennsylvania gain twot II linols, New. Ytirk and Texas gain three. - Grade Wokk ' . . Prompt Exlcution - Prices Reasonaulc....... J i.nJ'rfHl.at 1 j.n STATES AH BVILDINQ S:em, Oregon HALP-TONE, 'INC ETOIING MAP ND WOOD ENGRAVING I PHOI OGRAPH1NG Satisfaction Guaranteed Statesman Job Office Salem t Oregon a prodo I f.a bf oail. 266 Commercial St Curry. . S''aBwT N j D4ugla s. .