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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-23
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ALL KINDS OF BEST QUALITY

It is reported from the Congo river
that Stanley has arrived at Brazzaville
with 1000 men. De Brazza has 200 men
and is making little progress.
At the greenback convention at Colum-
bus, Ohio. the following ticket was
nominated: Governor, Charles Jenkins;
lieutenant governor, VIM. Baker;
supreme judge, short term, II. A. Cham
berlain; supreme judge, long term. James
r. Grogan; cI-rk of the supreme court,
William Bentz; attorney general, Lloyd
G. Tuttle; auditor of state, Colonel j. H.
Rhodes; treasurer of state, John Seitz;
commissioner OF public schools. J, NJ.
Gaze: member of the board of public
works. John J. Scribner.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-23

A REPTILE HoUsE.-The new reptile
house in the geological gardens, says the
London Graphic, viii probably. be
opened to the public about July or
August next. This building stands in
the southeastern corner of the gardens,
and is 12O feet long and 60 feet wide,
having large porch in front and the
keepers rooms at the back. Three sides
of the house will be occupied by fixed
cages for the pythons and large reptiles,
and the fourth will be kept for small
moveable cases, while in the center there
viii be large tank for crocodiles, and
two smaller ones for tortoises. This
geological gardens, according to the
latest report, contained on December
last 2355 creatures. of which 750 were
mammals, 1864 birds, aud 241 reptiles.
Last year SA9, TIC persons visited the
gardens, the number of visitors being
considerably larger than usual. owing to
the Jumbo excitement.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-23

ruins in the green, fertile valley is truly
an imposing sight. What must it have
been when those brown stones were bril-
liant with bright colors and gliding,
when bronze and marble statues stood on
every wall and pedestal, and the paths
were crowded with the noblest and
greatest of the Hellenic ce.-Corr.
Springfield Republican.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-23

Most women tremble at the discharge
of gun, and yet they are perfectly fa-
miliar with powdered puts.
, 1883-03-10
NORTHERN PACIFIC BREAK
The irsck Gone for Distance OF EghIy
Miles Sixty NILES Yet 70 Repair 4
Rough Trip

Mr.. F. P. Allen. architect OF this eity,
ca ne up la,. night, having returned from
business trip to Spokane Falls. From th's
gentleman We learn that the break III the
Northern Pacific is more serious than We an
ticipated. The washout extends over ~
miles, commencing about twelve miles east
of Ainsworth, and reaching nearly to Ritz
vile. Yesterday the construction trans on
each end were aboutG0 miles apart. working
q large force Of men. The foremen IN charge
believe Ii a. temporary track over the wash
outs can be laid in q weeks time, tus As-ist-
Ant Manager ]. NJ Buckley, who passed over
the rcai Monday, Gags that 1t Will require
ten days a. the shortest. From Sprigue
Mr.. Allen rode about y miles on gravel
train, then by diplomatic move succeeded
in boarding a hand-ca- and rode as iai a.
possible. Thu. he got through. Alternately
riding On
HAND-cAks AND coSsrsrcTIoS TRAINS
Aad waking, until he finally reached Ans
worth in a sadly dilapidated condition. lie
gentleman says the upper country Is badly
drmorsiized on account Of this protIacted
interruption of traffic. and indignation meet
inss s-e being held in Spokane. Cheney and
Sprague in relation to the cessation OF iilaii
matter. The railroad company Is dong
everything in ita power to speedily close the
ssp. just Is soon as expedient nail WILDE
transferred from one end to the other BE-
tween Ain.wo.thand Sprague there are over
eighty xsshout. Of more or less magnitude
and at present nothing but temporary track
il being laid. Matters may be 80 by the end
of this week that mail can be put through
bu. II is conndered doubtful A good many
trayeless who have been detained IN this
c,ty en- routs to the Spokane country viii In
.Il probability nov start by the way oi
AIpoun, and thence across the coGrtry to
CoIiax and Spragae by stage
, 1883-03-10
WHAT DID JOHNSON CONE BACK FORT
A Problem that Ii Too Deep for Honest
People to Solve. by Large Majority.

With his usual effrontery, johnson. of the
Union, comes to the front this morning and
claims the credit of removing Alex Reed
from the office Of Receiver OF the Land Office
at this place, and says his trip to Washing
ton was for that purpose. When we con
slider the reputation of johnson, raich pre-
ceded ais Journey. and the fact that Mir. Reed
was kept in Office months after his term had
expired, the egotism OF Mr.. Her;ff's partner
will be more evident 1t had been deter
mined upon long since TO effect radical and
complete change in the Land Office of this
place az we'll as in other land districts, aud
Mr.. Reed owes his removal, as dill Mr.. Nor
rison, solely to the expirstion OF his term.
The idea Of Johnson, who is 50 well known
to our settlers, going to Washington to re.
lieve them from the expressions inflicted
upon them by Alex Reed is too thin. Rise
up, johnson, and explain who it was kicked
ont Of Office when you were Register, and
also. while you are at it, tell US how relieved
these same settlers were. YoU have held no
ofi,e since. while your associate in the Land
Office has been elected by an overwhelming
vote It the whols people, irrespective OF
party.
, 1883-03-10
weston IteTa.
IMestnn Leaher.l

The work Of widening the track to Blue
Mountain has been completed. There Is now
Il standard gunge between that place and
Walla Walla. We understand that it is the
intention of the company tn put passenger
car cn this route which will be run regular
". The mails, if is said, will be carried by
rail- between these two points.
d. u. Esrp agent OF tie Cold Spring and
Crossword Railroad Company. reports that
the righ. of wsy mas been practically secured
for that company, and tnAt the farmers
generally recognize the benefit 10 them
which viii follow the construction OF the
road. ami sem disposed To act fairly in the
premises.
Mr.. James Clark, on North Cold Springs,
has lust finished digging . we'll, and was
agreeably surprised at getting three feet of
water at a depth Of only 30 feet Jim is
now happy as clam at high tide.
We understand that some Of the Indians
on the Reservation are playing Caucasian BY
jumping some of the lands on that tract at
present he'd by parties whose title ., not
recognized IS being clearly established.
Farmers report that the frosty nights fol.
lowing the diappearance Of the snow have
not Injured the wheat perceptibly thus far
in the eastern part OF the county
, 1883-03-10
Personal Mention

l.. McManus Of Walla Wslla was registered
1t the Edmond in Portland, yesterd,v.
FIR. Moore, of Spokane Falls, left this city
for Portland on Mondays train. He is wait
ins TO get over the Northern
NC. Moore, Cf Wslla Walla, Was registered
At the Esmond in Portland on Wednesday.
A. l.. Kinnear, a prominent merchant of
Wsitsburg is in this city.
Bessie, daughter of Mrs DR.. ODDS, of
Sprague, at present visiting in this city iu
quite i'll with the measles
DIR. Alban who has been On q visit Of recuper-
alton to Portland and the Sound, hasreturned
much improved, and the gentlumsn can be
found daily at his Office during business hours
Alexander ii. Stephens, the eminent poii'
tician, died at his home. in Atlanta, Ca, On
Saturday last.
Major Leslie Smith, 81 Infantry, is ap-
pointed special inspector at Fort Lapwai,
on the Qaar.ermaster's stores, camp and
garrison equipage, and ordnance and ord
mar ee steras.
Major Williams. Surgeon, L. 5. A.. has
beon ordered from Codr d'Al-ne to Fort
Walla Walia.
Mrs. Wm. Slime is conval,scert.
Lieut.. W. Fl. Miller and wife are ex-
pected home in few days.
J. NJ. Gross is in Portland
d., Maston, Of Cheney, is in the city.
+. P. Allen returned home from Spokane las.
evening.
4. McCalley and family are in Portland.
ID. Howe, book binder of Portland, came up
on list evenings train.
Frank McCully one of the new prcprietors
of the daily Chronicle is in this city on business
and has favored US with q call. We are
pleased To know that Frank no longer has "a
pent up Utica" to control his editorial ability,
and have no doubt but the prosperity of the
Chronicle and the advancement Of the country
will mean the same thing. That paper hss
always been popular favorite and our wish is
that n remain
, 1883-03-10
HORSE LOST
The bad and the Worthless

are never inflated or counterfeised. This 10 e.
peci>ily true Of family medicine, and It i .
positiye proof that the remedy initiated 3 Of
the hishes- value. As soon ~ II had been
tested and proved by the whole word that Hop
B;tters wzz the purest, best and most valuable
family medieiae on earth, many limitations
sprans up and began TO steal the notices IN
which the pre-. and The people II the country
haa expressed the merits of H. B.steu and 10
every way tryirg ~ induce SUFFERING invalids
- n-e their stuff Instead. expecting 20 lIake
money and credit On the good name of H b.
Many Others started na~trums put up in simi-
lar style 20 II. b With various jeyi.ed nazp~s
in which the word Hop" or Hop were
u-ed m . way 10 induce people TO believe they
xers the same as Hop titters All such pes-
tended remedies OF eurer, no matter what their
style or name il. and especially thase With the
word Hop or "Hops" IN their nsms oe;n ssy
w.y connected with them or their Mans. 80
imi.stions az cooatesfsitx Beware Of thena-
Touch none Of tEsrn. Use nothing bus fhs
genuine Hop Bitters, with bun-h or c3oess
Of green hops nn the white i>beL Truss nseA-
ing eise. Drisyists and deslen are vaf1sd
against dealing in limitations or coantssfeatA
feL2i-lmd&w
, 1883-03-10

EICHr-The Yakima Record says that
=: no time within the history OF this pros
porous county has 1t, future prospects looked
30 bright and promising as at present. We
are on the eve OF A most prosperous era. We
ale enjoying 4 permanent and snbst 'ntlai
boom in real estate, the demand for which is
steadily increasing Our agricultural pros
poets are also wearing most hlttering
aspect The area sown TO grain tins year
will be larger than ever before, while the III
dications for bouuteous yield We're never
better, and development recently made IN
nur mines give 4 certain promise ot future
stability. and faith that in the near future
they W n largely contribute to our general
prosperity Our future indeed looks bright
and encouraging, and We oriy need an out
let FOR our products to reach the sunlight OF
glorious aud radiant prosperity. We shall
have 1t in good time.
, 1883-03-10

5 NTH was sure Lappcus 81 nd ,os a. be
has had the sa,,.lp AMI aiso l''s OF ex'
txri-n.e; Mr Prime has rssi'lrd at Weston .
long time. aud ha. hong he'n acquainted
with Dr. Smith.
AFFIDAVIT OF LUnE p MARSHALL
Am ID wears ~: teacher by occupation;
came to Weston " n ago; am SISTER oi
+ d Marshall. who cam. here IN company
With +. II. Sebriug and tA'ady ; same Sc
bring diei here on FEBRUARY a;h OF small
pox. herr the isdy cosroecrAtes The state
meBt Of h-r brother as to Hale coming fo the
Norton House sick /: ths' S-"rris ir.d tod
her that be wsull feel m"re ala ne'i If the
doctor ana Chisi "f Pole. -Lsppeus ot Fort
land bad not have told He that he dbl not
have the small pox; that ;he patient had
the measles.
, 1883-03-10

New PATENTS Dewey & Co. Scientific
Press Patent Agency has official reports OF
Tia following L. S. patents issued February
l3. 1883 J. l.. Bane, GIlroy, Cal, rotary
harrow; G. ". Bake. Port Townsend. w
+. buckle: f. Blochmau and c. r. Evens,
:. F. atmospheric bed 4; d. L, Boydston'
Volcano, Cal, camera shutter; e W. Hell
lenbrani. Salem, Or, manufacture OF
candy =. f Henris, Coliegevllle. Cal,
seeder aud cul'ivatOr: John {. L>Os, luta
City, car coupling; 5. N. Mclean, Modesto.
construction of Jail; f. T. Stone, Spanish
Hollow, Or, car brake; Ira A. StOrer' s.
F., buu,line for reeting sails {. P. Wake
field, CTesssy. Cal, trace hook; b. 7.
Whitney. Potter Valley. Cal, two-wheeled
vehicle; Martin Wilcox, Psskenta, Cal,
grain separator.
, 1883-03-10
ponHfIc mFUlcZ3Y.
A Hoon-Eyed Hatron Sktps WIN Aonsoa
Lothario and fako ESQ 70 asip Inem
AonE .

This forenoon, a. . SrxrEs1AS reporter
vas balanced on the pipe railing around the
cellar door OF Goldman Bns' store. wai;ins
for something startling to happen and talk
ing religion with Oaicers Justice and Cock
Wong BiDg, the Chinese interpreter. and .
Celestial usoonhe.m of unusual briiiiancy,
approached, and to our viglant Marshal re-
lated . tale of Chinese infelicity that moved
us even unto tears 1t appears that some
six months ago, . Chinese cook named
Hung Coy lef. Marysville. Cal. and took up
nis abode under the classic shades OF Walia
Wslls. on one of our most fashionable Chi
nese alleys. This same Coy was accom-
panied by his better-half. whom ne had
(Coyliy e,p.ure' in the days OF his youth.
and wi,hal comely matron in a Chinese way,
so to speak. Our knight OF the kitchen did
not drop into Job as soon as he arrived,
consequently his spouse vas left alone a deal
Of the time while he looked for employment
And it was in his absence during the day
that q snake in human, or rather Chinese
form. one Chain, crawIed under the fence
mo HIS DOMESTIC EpES,
And with all his winning Establishments
began to pour words of burning love into the
left ear Of the susceptible wife. The beau
.eous being was coy at first, but the pig
tailed Hamlet finally got hearing, and the
bill passed by large majority. Returning
home one evening the artistic biscuit-pusher
was surprised at the solemn quiet reigning
throughout his domicile. He looked high
and low for the companion Of his scrro~s
and Joys, but IN vain. Ii soon became
apparent that she waS to him thing OF the
past, and that she hsd fed to where the
"woodbine t~ineth." accompanied by the
Aforesaid modern Romeo The sorrowfdl
husband, after q long and copious food of
tear. concluded that he wouid see how his
financial condition stood, and BY inyestiga-
tion found that the faithiess one had taken
over $500 OF his hard earned shekels to assist
her and her new fame in their lats depar-
ture Searching high and low he failed to
learn a clue Of the twain until few days
ago the heart broken Hung Coy learned that
they were domiciled in Portland as man and
WIFE Wong Bing has taken charge OF the
case and is trying to bring matters around
50 as to fetch the skIppers back. As the
interpreter Is Chinamsn of unusu a nteili-
gence We feel assured that he will capture
them if such thing is possible.
, 1883-03-10
Advice to consumptlves.

On the appearance of the hrst symptoms, as
general debility. los OF appetite. palIor. chilly
sensations. followed by n;ght-swsats and cough
prompt measures for relief should be taken.
Consumption il scrofulous disease of the lungs;
theresors, use the great anti-scrotulA, or blood
puriher and ssrrnSth-reztorerDr. Pierce's
Golden Medical DisoOvery. Superior to Cod
liver oil - . uuIritive and unsurpassed s .
pectorA For weak lungs. splitting Of blood
and Kindred Affections. il has no equal Sold
BY druggists the World over. For Dr. P;eree's
pamphlet on consumption. ssnd tSo stamps to
WoaIp's DsrKSskRY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
buAalo. \. Y.
, 1883-03-10
Try u.

Il Ike it better than any renet have ever
used, because it leaves my bowels In ette' con-
dition," is the rea,ark made by every one when
referring to Syrup of ss-. That Ii one "f the
principal rcsnns why Syrup Of Fiss "a taking
the place oi all the liver medicines ana nau-
seous csthSrtics heretofore used. Try it, IL.
T.. Holmes Is agent for Walta Wa'lA
, 1883-03-10
DIED.

A. her residence on Mind cre-k, four niiss
ont Of the city. Sunday morning. March Eh.
1883, If heart disease, Mrs Nancy r., we
of Rev. John LeCosnue, pastor o. the d. ..
Church. in Prescott and Eureka Flat
At psytan, Feb. 18th, Helena, dsushses Of
Dr. and Mrs II. Pietrrycki. aged four ysss
and seven months
, 1883-03-10

Foor CRUSHEp.-Wm. Shyhock, OF Pom
srOy. hsd one OF bis feet bsdly crushed last
week, while going home from party
Coming to tad place, he rough-locked both
wheels, and then stood on the upper one TO
keep the wagon from upse.ting. His foot
slipped of the spoke and passed under the
wheel Just as the team was starting. fcrtu-
na.ely no bones were broken, and Mr.. )
Will soon be on HI. pins again
, 1883-03-10

REPORTED SHooTISG.-It was reported
here yesterday that ou Saturday evening, at
Palouss City, man named John Smith ap-
preached one Gus Vanderwalker without
warning, drew 4 revolver and fred, but
missed his n.aa. Naaderwalker returned
the shot,, the ball piercing the iatter's heart,
and killed him instantly. VsnderwalSer
acted purely IN seli-defenee, and the affair
grew out of family trouble and whiskey.
, 1883-03-10

Two sets of teeth
They don't she' any arms and legs to get
new ones Teeth are Indispensable. and the
Create. gives two chances. When CUE uses
SoZODONT, even among babies, it preserves
the 'deciduous'' teeth and helps to preserve
the permanent.
, 1883-03-10
A Gard.

To all xho are suffering from the errors and
niiscre:inus of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss If manhood. etc, l will send re-
c-ipe that will cure you, FREEOF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionrry ia South Ameris- Send self ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev Joseph 7. In
man, Station u, New York City.
oc26-eod-dw
, 1883-03-10

An ORDERLY CrrY.-There is not another
city west of tie Mississippi river the SIZE Of
WaI!a WaIla IN which there is such COM
plete absence of rough characters and eN-
treme good order as he-e. II our police
force is small, We have the satisfaction OF
knowing that each snd every officer patrol
ins our streets Is wl;clf-l and visilant, and
earnestly work in the Interest OF law and
order. and We believe 1t our duty to give
them the credit they deserve.
, 1883-03-10
District Court
ADIouRNED TEEu-w!xGAED, }.

Tie soart he. pnrsua:.t 20 adjournment
.: l.39 P. II.
Seymour, Sable ( ca. w. Jos. Wacgocer:
iai gT3,nt rendered.
FT,. National hank Us. ". W. Dayis, ct
ali dee.-ion rendered in favor of the de-
;eSfant-. ihereupon the plaintiffs gave notice
Of a noti1u Tor new trial and exec ptiois to
ti'e rri"rt; exeep,i' rs allowed by the court.
TIE coer- saj7uruei 70 m. ct Fnday a.
l:s,D P n
, 1883-03-10
To the Public.

In few days l shall arrive in Waila wila
with the intention If starting a book bindery
and ruling business, and trust tha. by good
and cheap work and strict attention to buIi-
Ness to receive the patronage Of the people OF
this city and surrounding country.
f,aJ dSwtf DANIEL HowE Go.
, 1883-03-10

GETTING BErTER-From Adam Crossman,
Who returned 70 this city yesterday from
Milton, We learn that the roads are much
improved and ias, ir. iny out This will be
good news to those ui our citizens who have
busines. 10 thxt thriving little burg.
, 1883-03-10

CLosEp.-Prof. J. N. Garrison has inst
closed . most successful season of writing
lesson. in this city. and LEFT this morning
for Portland. The gentleman has made
many friends sinoe his soiourn in TINS city
and has received frequent importunes to re-
main, bat business renders this impossible.
II Is his intention, however. to return to
W.lls WsIls next season and resume cia.sess
, 1883-03-10
s,,vsn,, Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
cf the teeth and gums. 1t is far sn,'eri to
any preparation of It's kind IN the marke In
Ia,ge, handsome, opal pots, price 20 cent?
For sale by all druggists. Hodge. Davis 4
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Uregcn. d.
T.. Holmes, Walls Walls, w. I. iyE d&w
, 1883-03-10
AIT.

Instructions given in Drawing and Painting
in al their branches. Enquire at 52e Aidsr
street, or adtiress Miss FR,ScIs 8 CoRKkK.
p. q. Box Gs5. Walla Wslls fea,siS WIN.
, 1883-03-10

INFORMATION WANTRD-Of Harry Henry,
who lett Walla Walia about tao years ago
foI Wood river. Last heard Of at Baker
City. Oregon. Address information to
Charles Heary. WAlla WAlla. W. +. Baker
City papers please notice.
, 1883-03-10

BRoKR DowS.-While one OF oar hack.
was going to the depot last night, loaded,
the hind axle broke in q chuck hole Just this
side of the track. Forunatsly no one was
hurt.
, 1883-03-10

he surprising success of Mrs. LYDIA T.
Fii'khz7.s Compound for tie several diseases
pecn'iAr to women forcibly illustrated the
imi"fianee u her bene6cent discovery and
the faet that she know. how 20 make tie most
Of it-Dr. Haslel.
, 1883-03-10

Imposensy Of mind. Limb or vital function,
nervous xeAkness, SEXUAL disability, SIC. cured
b, Worlds Dspsnaary Medical Asooistisn.
Buffalo, n. Y. Addrss, with svo stsass,
for pamphlet.
, 1883-03-10

The SUNDAY ORDISAScE.-Mr KEELING,
who violated the Sunday ordnance by
keeping open house on the Lords day,
plead guilty. and paid the ususl hne this
morning.
, 1883-03-10

CHrckESs-As spring is already here AND
the making of gardeas is in order the
S7.rrsa.S would advise the co'raiing Oh
al chickens kept in the city limits the
owners thereby doing an act OF justice 70
their peichbo.s and preventing unnecessary
m f,sl;ny. According to the city ordinance
N, ovuershio Of chickens ceases when found
ON another's property within the city limi"'
, 1883-03-10

FISEs.-l lAng Last month the total
amount of Zines imposed by Judge Whitman
amounted to Sol -, OF which amount
slss - IVES paid Fines and costs sdiudged
reached SS4I 80.
, 1883-03-10

DR. Pierees f4v'ri:e Prescription i. every
where aekn"~.eaged ~ lie the standard remedy
:ar female complaints an: weakness lt j.
oil By dsu<yis:-.
, 1883-03-10

~ The wonders Of modern chemistry are
apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dysi.
All kinds and co..ors cf Ink can be made
20 them.
, 1883-03-10

Tuy "PoRrIsxD."-A dispatch from
Chicago states that the Northern racine
railroad eOmp.sy has arranged to o1lia :
a.ns, far the Northern Pacific at Portland
o,.oou and to erect hotel tc be known as
the Portland.
, 1883-03-10

Notary Pubic ConveyancinS and Searching
of Recoris speciality. Office up stairs oppo-
site Iostoffice. fcSd&W
, 1883-03-10
HAlRIEp

At Pomerpy. w. T., Feb. 81. BY Jyeaes }.
r Lister, Mr.. Frank Bristol, q Spokass
F,I... and Mrs Olive Benedict Of Po0sfvy.
At the residence Of the brides psreat.. 1ser
Dlytou, F-h. y, I=v. j. C. y.nPattsn o0.
eating, James BrAtcher and Mis- Dcfa NJ
I.our. al If Garfield county, w. I.
, 1883-03-10

Clear out rats. mice, reaches, 6ies, ants
bed bugs, skunks, ehipmunks. gophers. lac.
Druggists.
, 1883-03-10

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is on EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING 1 %.
, 1883-03-10

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81. Druggists.
, 1883-03-10

Lieutenant Van Lew, II Infantry. IL
spending few days here, ca his way to
Corr Il Alrne
, 1883-03-10
slsSrTrs CeCsAlNE

Scf,ens the hair whea harsh and DIV,
Soothes the irritated scalp,
AffJris ,he richest lustrr,
Prevents the hair from falling "d,
Promotes its healthy. vigorous groth.
, 1883-03-10

Hens seldom pay for their Keeping after they
are three wears old.
, 1883-03-10

Invaluable, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feyerishne-s. restlessness. worms, constipation.
a,c
, 1883-03-10

DIR. Craze. acting assistant Surgeon, has
been ordered from " ALA Walls Ia Naneou'
, 1883-03-10
HAIIID.

At The resi- lenee Of ths bsidHs fathe', -
Poueruy, Feb. II Mr.. franis briseal md
Nr> Olive l. Benedict, ]. B. Listss. ]. r.
officiating.
, 1883-03-10

Says he is City Marshal OF Wsila " 4'ia'
and frs. saw Hale IN Or. MsTiOn's On q "a
January lith: he gave me nams q K P
Thompson. Here Mr.. Justice ooTT,boTste=
former description of ths man The man
told me he came direct from San franc.,co
on steamer O.egoa was SICK all the way /;
thought /, was .e,-siekness; asked him WY
he did no, lay over below; said he had
friends in Dayton and waH.ei = s=e them !;
,,.ed aim their Names be h ID fcrgo:tel-
AFFIDAVIT OF J. 2. PRIME
This gen.Ienan's affidavit is eoTrobora,ire
of the statement. made By Wn- T. Nag.
and he says positively that sebring s;atef.
and .lso Smith, that Hale hai 6een exam
iuea sh;le II the Morton Houss IL Portland.
both by Doctor and LaPp-us, and that both
had declared IT not the smallpox; that