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TH BA.LY JpUJINAL.' SALEM. O.liaON, SATURDAY, AUQU3T 22, 1903.
DAWSON
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QUIET
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or Sound and I am satlsflod that the
minors who are trprklng on Sound
properties for day wages wero -doing
far bolter than the men employed In
the Klondike camps."
Skeletons
in an old Mine
Misers Have Had an
, ' Umsually Poor
' Season
Mkiy Dumps only One Third
Worked out Owing to!,
Scarcity of
& Water
Tho Tacoma News ot tho 18th says:
W. H. Ilrowltt, tho I'aclnc avenue mer
chant tailor, liaa returned from a six
wieoiui- visa to uawton ana wniio lie
nayiij that ho enjoyed the trip Im
mensely ho Is very glad to ho back In
Tacoma once more.
"I am more firmly Imprciaod than
ever," tald Mr, Ilrowltt, "that Tacoma
l 'ono of tho boat cltiea on tho coast.
Thojbootn days are oror In tho North
fttllt'wllltll fllAA la tlltlM Af nt4 wW I - . - . ... .- 1l -
-..- .,.... .... fiuuv vt bun ;tre ciunucu oui or ao tailing rocK.
' Ex-Unltod Btntes Senator John P.
Jones, of Nevada, tolU nn Interesting
atory of tho unearthing In an old
working of the Asuncion mine, near
Montoroy, Mexico, of a score or more
of skeletons, ovldcntly the remains
of h mlno disaster that occurred prob
ably not loss than 3C0 years ago. Tho
roport of the discovery wn made
whllo former Senator Jones was at
Montcroy several weeks ago.
"Tho skeletons woro discovered
while following what appeared to bo
n rich vein of ore." said tho veteran
statesman and miner from Nevada.
"Tho value of tho vein's ore proved
to bo oil that was expected, and the
finding of tho remains of the dead
men also developed the fact that the
roan who mado the discovery was not
the original discoverer of tho vein.
for the location of the skeletons In
illcated that they. too. were following
tho same ore body whea their lives
that manner converted Into lime, from
which ore could bo pried loose with
sticks or any other primitive tool."
Washington Star.
, A Modern Miracle.
Tho restoration, of speech to Mario
in liAtfllim tilt nt Min minims ti mimI
w .,... wu w. ..W VIWIIU. ..,. WUW
gave tho Klondike world-wide fame.
tho good, old days in Dawson are over.
"Tli ore are no men In Dawson today
who oro ready to purchase out a whole
grocery store to gratify a paulcg
"The attention of the superintend
ent of the mine was attracted to the
spot where the men He4 by blta of
on? scatlecva at tae base of a should
er la lie M mi the Beantaln. The
vaU e44 t&e x ts aha cut per-
ftf-ttontu-, fee Tt& of ore they
ao tnoro stacks of gold don piled f
on the turn of a card, la fact, tier i
no mora open gamMiag la tJae K1
dlko metropolis; The tatcosts
thoro every night at 12 e'efeek aid ea
from 12 o'clock on Saturday aijit a
til 6 o'clock Monday moraine a ta
toxlcntlng liquor aro soM over the
bars. During this time all screens
aro rumored from the windows so that
tho ofllcora may otraln an unoh
struetod view of the Interiors ot the
jilacos,
Laborers Not Making Big Wages
"Tho mon who aro employed as la
borers In Dawson aro not making tho
money that they woro a few years ago,
In fact, thoro aro vory fow mon wha
aro drawing ovor H por day and board
and I know Hint thoro tiro men In that
country who aro wprklng for 175 per
month and board. Wlion over) thing
Is takon Into consideration the wages
thoro aro not In keeping with tin cost
c- tho nccearl03 of life.
"( notlco that things aro now quiet
at Staff way nj80 t kni to mo,
when I passed throunli the. place, o
great deal llko Tacomn looked In the
years following 1994. The pfconlo that
are In bualnos there KMm io bo o
Ing woll, but thoro n many vacant
houses and business places.'
Tho trip from Tncoma to Skagwny
is a pleasant ono, but after Itavlng
thcro tho scciiory la dull and tinlntor
wimi: ho4s m the nxwn
laic k aft f in a direction
aJsmtf juuniW ta lie face ot the
a h eiUest that the bits
f ere w mfi ta a ari of the nat
Ttetr eaeteed the superintend
i auk a thorough examination.
Broken rack, mixed with bits of ore,
seemed to Indicate that a slip had
occurred at some time. Fragments
of rook that wore lying beneath a
portion of tho debris woro removed
and tho bones woro seen tirotrudlna
from tho mass. It was then discov
ered that nn area of about ten snuaro
metres was covorcd with great slabs
of rocks.
"They wero blasted away and tho
work of exhuming was begun. Al-
mot evory piece removed disclosed
tho bonos of tho mon on whom It
had fnll-n. In not n fow cases tho
skeletons woro found Intnct. In no
rnso ,woro the bones of tho skelotons
found scnttorod oxcopt as they woro
thrown rway "by tho blast. Ilono by
lj:no thoy wero heaped In tho- nllo
thoy now form at ono side of tho spot
vhoro thoy have- rooted for centuries.
"Not n par Iclo of clotbhg and no
ools wore 'o'snd with tho bones, but
tho Indiscriminate manner In which
the skeletons wero lying, and tho fnct
thnt their covering weighed raoro than
It would have been possible to hnve
Raguonos, of tho village of Korhous,
near Brest, Is tho topic of tho day In
Brittany. Tho woman , now 40 years
old, lost her volco 18 years ago dur
ing a fovor. She was an orphan, and
sho wont from houso to house In
search of work, but for somo could
only obtain an occasional Job. At
last a farmor took pity ort her for
lorn condition, and engaged her to
look after bis cattlo. Uctwcen 8 and
9 o'clock on tho morning of Wednes
day, July 1C, as she was with her cat
tle In a field, seated with her hands
Joined In prayer for Franco and Brit
tany, she saw an old man approaching.
Becoming alarmed, sho roeo to her
feet but tha Btrnnger reassured her.
"Do not bo afraid, my daughter," he
said, "I have como to do you no harm,
but to bring you the favor for which
you havo so often prayed. I restore
to you tho power of speech." Without
a moments ronecucn tno exciaimcu:
"O, mon DIeu! Aro you the good
Lord?" "No," answered the old man,
"but I' como with a mission from him
Do not bo puffed up with mercy which
you havo Just obtained, but pray on
and pray often, as tho world la not im
proving, but Is going from bad to
worse.' rilled witn awe, tno woman
threw herself on tho ground, and
when she bad revived her visitor had
vanished. She describes him as an
It," ho declares, "society contains
within Its bosom the resources capa
bio of curing every malady that can
affect the body- politic" This is not
only optimistic, but is good sense and
sound philosophy." Lesllo's Weekly.
o
Reliance
Beats the'
Shamrock
(Continued from page one.)
begnn to cut down tho challenger's
lend. Tho Itcllance seemed not only
to point higher but to foot faster.
11:60 Tho first 10 minutes showed
tho llellanco was cheating tho wind
better nnd working out more to tho
weather.
11:60 Wrlngo, finding ho could not
point with the Bellanco, took In his
Jib topsail, tho first open confession
that the Shamrock was not doing ns
well In tho thrash to windward as tho
Reliance. The change apparently
benefitted her as tho Shamrock work
ed a llttlo higher than before.
12:05 Tho Bollnnco began estab
lishing an overlap. Tho fight Is tho
prettiest In racing history, and both
skippers are getting all possible out
of their boats.
12:08 Tho Reliance overlapped tho
Shamrock and took tho lead, forcing
tho weather passage.
12:14 Tho Rollanco tacked to port,
Wrlngo pinched to avoid tho wind,
and a mlnuto later put tho Shamrock
ffEpV0US.Pg0STBAT.01
CURED BY PE-RU-NA,
rat)
! fT4T W s
, ' HAIi. r. DENTON.
nn the nort tnek Tho wind Is blow
old man with long white beard, attlr- ing nno knot8 an,i j,ldlng woll.
ed In a black OVOrCO.1t. a bnt Of tho 12-5R Thn vnrhlH nrn mnklne cood
estlng. While Horse Is n lively little i been placed over them leaves llttlo
iiiui-u HiitiuiiKti mo popuiauon is
small.
Water 8csrce This Season.
"Ono thing that I particularly no
ticed whllo I wna In Daw ion wns tho
scarcity of wntor there. TI1I4 hn pre
vented many mlnu ownors fftun mnk
Ing a full olean-up this season. In faet
, a number of tho claim owners hav .
only cleaned up about ouo-tblrd of the
dump.
"in conoluslun. I mluut ray that
whllo I was nway I aUo vliited min
ing ramus Umt mo IMftteri on the low-
room for doubt that they ,woro the
victims of an accident
"Among the bones and under them
wfe quantities of dried leaves of the.
maguey plant Hut the real bed of
the dtnd was a pile of ashes no less
than n fo deep. Why tho maguey
leave -were there Is a matter of con
Jecture, but tho nsues may bo ac
c tinted for by the fact that In tho
olden days the method of extracting
ore consisted largely In roasting. A
Are was built beneath the mlxturo of
rock nnd oro. Tho limestone was In
Fifty Years the Standard
Rsrasr
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BAKING
POWDBt
Awarfal
Ngtart Umn WftrUTs Fair,
Vgfcitt Tt 8, & Itvf OkmUk
Ht43 SAKIN POWDER. CO., OHIOAOO.
same color much tho worse for wear.
patched white trousors, and shoes
which could scarcely be warranted to
keep the mud out Exchange.
Strange Cult In Missouri.
Thomas Avery, Will Powell, and
other farmers living south of Shoal
creek, tell of a remarkable sect of re
ligious fanatics which has settled
along Rock crook. Tho "tribe," they
say, contains about 20 people, mostly
old men and women, and thoy "wor
ship a god in tho ohapo of a hugo
hall of flro on tho end of a stick or
polo." Kd. Dlakoy and Martin Ross,
two boys who wero fishing on Shoal
creek at midnight, first discovered
thorn, Thoy found them In the act
of worshiping their flroball. Thoy
told tho neighborhood about It, and
two nights tator six farmers wont to
tho lonely and ruggod gulch through
which Rock creek trlckloi. On elthor
8ldo thoro aro numorous small cav
ernn nnd grottos and tho farmors dis
covered people slooplng. Although
tho day bad woll advanced, no ono
was stirring In the camp of tho stran
gers. A black heap of ashes near
tho crook Indicated wuoro a flro bad
boon,
Monday night a party was dotnttcd
to watch for ttho midnight services,
but for somo reason tho strangers
fnllod to perform their strnngo wor
ship. Tho watchors could boo them
about midnight, gnthorod In a group
near tho creok, but nothing unusual
was dono. Tuesday night nnothor
party watched, and so until last night,
when tho worshipers ngnlncd per
formed tho flroball coromony. Thoso
who saw It describe It ao being vory
Impresetvo and unrnnny John (Mo.)
Nows-IIerald.
Auto Goggles for a Dog,
When Dr. II. Nelson Jackson fin
ished his nutomobllo Journey from San
Francisco to Now York reeontly tho
first tlmo tho trip had been mado by
any motor vohlolo perhaps not tho
least pleased of tho mombers of tho
little party was Bud, his pot bulldog.
The machine had travoled 5CO0 mlloa
In a roundabout course from ocean to
ocean, but both tho r.utomoblle and tho
narty came through none tho worso
for tho trim
. According to his owner, Hud suf
fered little during tho C3 days they
woro on the road, although Dr. Jack
son hlmsolf lost ovor SO pounds in
weight Tho dog was much troubled
In the early part of tho run by his
ej w, w hlolf became lutlamed from the
dust, but a pair of auto goggles which
Dr. Jackson had mado for him soon
remedied this. Exchange.
tlmo, and In tho turn to tho wenthor,
both aro a lather of foam Tho Sham
rock Is surprisingly good In vlow of
Thursday's performance. Tho Reli
ance's lead at tho ond of tho first
half hour Is a matter of but a fow
seconds. Tho raco has dovolopod
Into a hot fight. Both yachts are
heading to Scabrlght at 12:30, and
both sailing undor small sails,
12:43 Tho Reliance tackod to star
board and approached tho Shamrock
on tho opposlto tack. Tho difference
between tho boats was shown when'
tho Shamrock forced about to port.
Flvo minutes later tho Rollanco was
squaroly on tho Shamrock's weather
quarter, and tho boats nro now so
closo they could hold a conversation
It so dlsposod. At tho ond of tho
first hour's sailing the Rollanco "had
gained 25 seconds on hor adversary
and held him firm on hor looward
quarter.
1:10 Tho Rollanco Increased (hor
lead many seconds and at 1:22 Wrlngo
fllndlng hlmsolf back wlndqd, sought
to bluff Barr by taking his boat undor
tho Rollanco atom, but Barr craftily
throw tho Rollanco over and dlsdnlncd
to follow tho noxt tack ot Wrlngo
who, finding ho could not got Barr to
Mr. Hal. P. Donton, Ohlof Dopartmont
Publicity and Promotion of National
Export Exposition, writ oat
Philadelphia, Dee. 20, 1800.
Tho Pernna Modlclno Co., Colnmbtu, O.
Gontlemon: " Toward the latter part
of August I found myaoli In a Tory
much run-down condition. I suffered
particularly from catarrh of tho s tomach,
aggravated no doubt by tho responsible
(tics and worrlmoni lnotdont to the ex
ploltatlonof a groat International expo
lltlon. What I ato dletreesod me and I
would llo awako at night thrashing
aver,' it I may nso that expression, tha
affairs ot tho provlons day.
"My family physician mm Id I had
oerous prostration and recommended
n sea voyage. I gradually grew worse.
A kind friend whom I had known In
Ohio recommended Peruna. Though
tkeptlcal, I finally yielded to his ad
vice. After using ono bottle I was
much Improved and with the fifth
bottle came complete recovery. I am
In perfect health to-day and owe every
thing to Peruna."
Very truly youra,
HAL. P. DENTON.
If von do not dorlvo prompt and satis
factory result from tho nso of Poruna,
write at once to Dr. Uartman, giving a
fnll atatemont of your caso and ho will
bo plouod to glvo you hts valuablo ad
Vico free. 7
Address Dr. Ilartman, Proaldont oi
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
or a fluke, she Is certain of wlnni
the race. A dense haze is settl
down. Tho Rollanco now leads
more than four minutes.
2 60 On the presumption 1
yachts flnUh with tho relative (
tnnce between theiri and correc
time, tho Reliance 'will be a wln
by at least flvo minutes. The 0
clal starting time is announced
11 46:15 for the Shamrock, and 1
Reliance four seconds later. A f
excursion boats aro heading for hoi
seeing the Rollanco Is almost a si
winner. Tho race will probably
finished within 20 minutes.
Thoro was tho wildest enthusla
nt tho flnlBh. Tho lmmcnso en
slon boats trailing along, tho bla
smoke pouring from their funnels, 1
deavorlng to keep along with the 1
cera who were ripping through tl
wnter nt rnco-horso speed In n oma
brcoze. Many expert yachtsmen 0
of the opinion thnt elthor tho Colu;
bla or tho Constitution could bo'
Shamrock III, under tho guiding ha
of Bnrr. Tho official tlmo of tho fl
Ish Is, tho Reliance 317:45,
Shamrock 3:24:15,
The New Rifles. Are Here.
Tho now Krag-Joorgenson rifles fll
tho members of Company M, tho loJ
militia company, havo been recehl
and will bo given out to tho men
tne regular meotm or tno cempn:
Monday evening. Thp ammunltli
has not been received, but will
nero soon ana tno men win cngal
In target practlco as much as pos
bio boforo going to tho encampmc
In order to familiarize thcmsehl
with the now arm. In addition to
now arm, web belts will bo Issued
tho men, as woll as shoes and
woolon shirts, theso nrttcles of
parol having been added to tho eqifl
ment supplied tho militia under
now- organization of tho forces and
gunrdsmen will In every way have
appearance of regular troops.
Rheumatism
What Is the oto ot telling the rheamatto
that he feels as U bla Joints were belug dis
located r
lie knows that bla anfferlnirs are very j witness the turn
ruuui 1 mo mo loriuro m uio rota.
What h4 tninti to know la what will per
manently cure his disease.
Trial, according to ttiouiands ot grateful
teitlmonlali, la
Hood's Sarsaparitla
It promptly neutralize tbo acid In the
blood on which ttui dlacaifi depends, com
pletely ollmlnaUti It, and itrtnctbena Ui
v'n) ncalnat We return. Try Hood'
tack again, stood about and followed
tho American. Tho Reliance then
seemed to tako a splendid now burst
of speed, tbo spray flying from be
neath her boom as sho toro along
furthor to tho wlndwnrd, and point
ing higher than tho chnllengor.
1:27 -Tho Rellnnco has sufficient
lend to offsot tho time allowance.
1:33 Tho yachts aro within two
miles of tho outer mark, Reliance sail
ing faster evory mlnuto nnd steadily
Increasing her lead. Tho wind holds
nlno knots.
Tho Reliance rounds tho outor mark
nt 1:65.31 on a long reach, tho Sham
rock at 1:57:43. Tho Rollanco has
now demonstrated her superiority, so
the Englishman's only hope Is for n
fluke. Allowing 1G seconds at the
start nnd tho time alluuanco of 1:57,
tho Reliance was 32 socouds to the
good nt the outor mark. There was
pandemonium on tho ecurslon fleet,
which had rushed for tho marir n
in Wind doad
Ing out.
2:17 Wind shows Blgns of flattonlng
out and tho Shamrock Is making n
oeuer snowing now, nnd
hnve tho most breeze.
2 20 Reliance Is again moro than
holding her own. Barring accident
astern salts belly-
seems to
Poor Old Umpire.
Whcnovcr a basoball club gets be!
en now they chargo tholr defeat
tho unfair decision of tho umpire.
body ovor gets defeated. Evcrybo
oeati l"it tho umplro always thlnl
ore Bid" o- tho other got tho worst!
It. They ought to abolish tho umpl
entirely and run tho gamo to
themsolvcs, ao both sides could alwa
win tho game. When Portland Ixl
Scattlo last Saturday tho P.-I. head
tho acceunt: -."Seattle loses tho ul
plro; Levy stops local team wd
rank decision; Port'.end 10, Soatl
9." Umplros ought to bo quarantls
at least. Thoy mnko troublo wlil
ovor thoy go. Eugene Guard.
Wants to Be Adopted.
Guatav Garflold Vogot, a nattvo
Germany, last ovenlng appeared
for tho county clork and declared
Intention to become a citizen of
United States),
THE
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man poaseesed of the vast wealth of
Mr, Carnegie can afford to tako cheer
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Is hardly enough to account for the
strong and healthy optimum that pre-
adea the public addreaees of the fa
inous steel king. In a recent Interview
In l.Rdau Mr. Carnegie expressed the
opinion that '"tho world Is growing
belter all the time;" that "It will
grow bettor slowly but surely until the
human race has attained a niton ot
development of which wo cannot over
dream, and that "human Mxioty con
tains within itself the remedy for all
li disease." The formation ot trusts
and combinations ho regards as the
natural and luovltablo outcome of our
economic condition. Tholr evil, he
thinks, loera greater at a distance
than closo at hand; "bet depend upon
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