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, 1883-03-29

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, 1883-03-29

Indications point to a possibility of
scarcity of peaches this year.
, 1883-03-29

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by Shilow's Cure. We guarantee it. sold by
batimer &Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-20
WOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY, IDAHO.

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our Agents.
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T. r. JONES,
BAN X Err.
HALEY, Idaho.

Transacts q general banking business,
Buys and sells drafts on the principal cities Of
the United States.
Draws exchange on Great Britain and Ireland.
France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Norway .nd Swe.
den and ali the German States
Advances made on ores. gold and silver bullion
Careful attention given to collections, and re.
mittances made on day of payment
CORRESPONDENTS:
J. B. Colgate l. Co.. New York.
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Central National Bank. Philadelphia
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rrespondence OF THE EVENING sr.n

IN THE WOODS OF MAINE. August, 1883.
brief account OF a recent trip to the Seven
Ponds above Rangeiey. in Maine. may interest
you. and II brief enough may, hope, find place
In THE STAR. Our party OF four. careworn from
years work and excitements of business and
professional life In the cities. and dusty from
two days travel, stepped of the cars of the very
narrow gauge Sandy River railroad at Phillips,
Me-, and put our autographs on the register of
the " ElmwOOd' at p. m. the 30th of July last.
We were greeted by the genial proprietor. T. l..
Page. for auld lang syne. and after refreshing
ourselves within the statutes and enjoying q
dinner and cigars, turned In our clean and com.
Portable beds for the night 8
Next morning all appeared at the breakfast
table In fishing suits and light marching order
There We left our luggage and with 1t our cares
our clients and our business annoy ances as our
friend Page. of Elmwood, is willing thus to re-
lieve his guests, and send them into the woods
to enjoy themselves. God made q beautiful
world, and man has improved many points
thereof. but one may travel over continents to
ind so inviting &place as Phillips, house equal
to the ElmweOd, and q host the peer of T. L.
rage. From here by stage. eighteen miles to
Greenyale, and then two miles to RaEgeley over
good mountain road with picturesque views,
most CHEEKY and delightful ride is the regular
route OF the tourist, to the Rangcley chain of
waters. Through the kind Offices of mine host
OF the Elmwood and the generosity of the stage
proprietor. our party was provided with
splendid team Of horses with an open wagon.
and we made the trip to Rangeiey before our
stage time, and remember 1t as one of the Meas.
ATTEST features OF our enjoyable vacation Bysp.
pointnlant, our guides met US here at the Range
ley Lake House. As there are no better guides
than these anywhere. we may be partloned for
giving their names: Henry II. Dill. Eugene
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keep esh and before the people the virtues of the
latner OF our country, and love Of the princi-
pies OF our nee Institutions.
study Of the fortv-nine United States and
territories In the United States. shows that
thirty have counties named Warrington, q fol-
lows: Alabama. Arkansas, District Of Columbia,
Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland,
Minnesota Mississippi. Missouri. Nevada, New
YORK. North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah
Territory, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin.
The following nineteen states and territories
have no county named In honor Of Washington:
Alaska. Arizona Territory. California, Colorado.
Connecticut, Dakota Territory, Delaware. Indian
territory, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Montana
Territory, Nevada, New Hampshire. New Jersey,
New Mexico, South Carolina, Washington Ter
ritory, West Virginia. Wyoming Territory.
hundreds Of townships (minor divisions Of
counties) In nearly all the states There is
scarcely city or town, old new, in the United
states, out has named a street or square, or
kind to the memory of him who was First In
peace, hrst In war. and first In the hearts Of his
countrymen." The national capital has been
appropriately called the ''City Of Washington"
One territory. which will soon become state,
also bears his name. Perhaps post offices show
the most fruitful source of honorng the name
OF washington. The latest post ONCE directory
gives thrty-one post offices named Washington
In as many different states. Twenty-six post
offices in the United States bear the name Of
Mount Vernon. Besides sixteen post offices to-
gether bear with an afix tho name Of Washing
ton, as well as twentv-three with a prefix
1t is evident from the enthusiasm which pre-
coded the assembly In South Mountain that
Washington requires no eulogy to inspire ad-
miration among the people of Maryland. The
century which has elapsed since Washington
county was organized has but served to place a
character. 80 we'll rounded and perfect as WASH
lngton's, in purer light and manifest its great
ness to an admiring world. And no where is
the name and character Of Washington more
highly and justly appreciated than by the peo-
pie. who built, and their descendants who re-
pair and protect the monument to him on South
Mountain. I'M r.
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A Minnesoaa Summer Resort.

MrNNEroNKA BEACH, MINI, August, 1888.
This brilliant gem. the Saratoga OF the north
west, seems more like cluster Of Jewels of the
first water, with Its confusion of bays, islands,
narrowe. peninsula; an aggregation of $50
miles OF shore line In q parallel0gram twelve
miles by twenty, ann fringe Of forest smoothed
into lawns and dotted with villas and cottages
1t has three lines Of railroads on one side and
one on the other, with branches piercing 10 the
center on narrow partitions of terra firma eided
~ liberal bridging. There are several fine ho-
tells, the largest, Hotel Lafayette, having quar-
tiers. high and wide and airy, for Loo guests,
with an outlook from every window upon Q
beautiful panorama of land and water.
There are several Washingtonians at the
Lafayette, among them Maj. Powell, Prof G. v.
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Dodge Prof. and Mrs..
Eastman, DR.. McMurtrie and B F. Rinehart.
Minnesota is dotted with lakes OF clear cool
water, suggestive still Of the great lobes Of ice
which deposited the glacial drift In which they
are Embedded; but none are 90 well known and
perhaps none are lcvelier, than Minnctonka,
IRON which flows Minnetoaka creek.
OceANA.
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Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
SARATnnh knnnuf %

Mosquitoes are accused by Prof A. =. A.
King OF originating and disseminating malarial
disease.
The local Journal at q fashionable seaside
town greatly damaged It's popularity By acci-
dentally using ''b" in place OF IN 4" calling
the place Q hummer resort.
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LETTER FROM DAKOTA.

1Ae business Boom There-The CAPT.
tai OF Dakota GA its Travcls-What
YanktOn Thinks About it-SOuthern
Dakota Means to be a state Anvhou,.
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THE HONE OF THE TROUT.

Notes OF an August VacaliOn-Tho
Place Whore Y0u Don't Have % 60
Eight Or Nine Miles Up the Branch,
90 Get Good Fishing.
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HonoFing the Memory Of washimgton-
Patriotism II Nlary1anaer.-EK0w she
Name, 81 the Father u His Country
toricaI Data.
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LETTER FROM BARNEGAT.


All Along the JerSey Coass - Penny
KsFTy nom Worldly Ashury Park 60
SANITY Ocean 0rovs-GooA, Whole.
some ROCfO031O0s
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The night was as dark as Erebus, lust that
darkest hour which precedes the dawn, when
the federal command approached the infantry
picket and were upon them almost before they
could fire. but they did fire and thus gave par
fial alarm. The federal cavalry then moved
rapidly up the main street Of the village, and
when opposite the court house they began firing
Into 1t on one side OF the road and the hote on
the other with their pistols. The Rappahannock
cavalry. being armed. a / have said. only with
sabers. and not even being drawn up In line but
all In CONFUSION. did not hesitate upon the order
OF their going, but slid away into the darkness
towards Manassas The federal cavalry next
moved down the pike to the Episcopal church.
and though some sort Of q stand was made
by few OF the Prince William cavalry they
too, lneontineutly sloped for parts unknown.
That these two companies were routed ont
OF their peaceful slunbers and surprised.
with NO knowledge of the number of the
attacking force is an undoubted Iact but the
main cause of their i9nomnioUs defeat ano
flight was the darkness that prevailed and that
no plan OF concert of action had been laid down
lOr them- In fact, they were green-as green
as grassland with the usual contempt for val.
unteers, which then pervaded the West Pointer,
OF the regular army, Col. Ewell did not entrust
TO them instructions as he would have done tr
regular soldiers The consequence was a panic
that, had 1t not been for another little circum
stance. would have effecrually barred Lieut. Col
Ewells rapid promotion In the army, which
took place afterwards
TEE INFANTRY SAVE EwELL PROM DISGRACE
While Lieut.. Tompkins was thus engaged in
dispensing the two companies of cavalry ant
shaking things up generally, as above stated
there was . very interesting little drama beins
enacted at the Methodist church, where th.
Warrenton Rifles were stationed This CON
pany was one Of the crack companies of thu
STATE, having been composed Of the very elite O
tne youth OF Fsuquier county. There were
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Suu hungry, anu, Wnen nlgnt C0m06, rest beau
tifully and sleep like log"
SWEET vIOLETs.
The seaside resorts are all attractive In their
way, but 1t Ii nice to get away from the more
populous and fashionable to such q place a
this. At Atlantic City, which to most persons
Is one OF the most alluring, there are nearly q
hundred hotels not to mention the cottages and
small places where people are lodged and fed
every one Of these bands plays ''Sweet violets'
twenty times q day. One can stand two or
three repetitions, or say five times, from break
fast to twelve O'Clock at night; but measured 10
vast quantities, sung and fddled. and whistled,
from the inlet to the elephant, from the sea to
the marsh. from morning till morning. the effect
Is palling. Then there are young men who
sing I'm the Cleaning" and 1.-THE Lost
Chords, and people who want to have
John Browns Body" started 90 as to join
In the chorus, and even "H0me Again"
1t Is killing, and delays recuperation, and 80 we
came to Barnegat. Here you can perch your
self on sand dune. hear the larks and song
sparr0ws and cicadas on one side and the break
ers on the other. watch the ships at sea and the
porpOises chasing the blue fsh, while the blue
are following in advance" picking up the
spoils. Incidentally You will see q flock OF shore
biz Is feeding In their curious way. running
swiftly after the receding wares, finding there
Spanish mackerel are to Us, and scudding M
the sandy slope again as the waves come In.
or you can study the habits Of the fiddler crabs
and the white sand IDEAS. and now and then And
something cast up from the great deep that
tells Of wrecks and the hope deferred which
makett the heart sick. Or, while the people IN
the cities are doing what they may to keep from
melting. you can stroll about these pretty shores
In and AROUND the bay, overcoat on arm, tanned
BY the cool breeze, gathering flowers, noting
the fsheTmen now and then pulling ND the
shiny swimmers, watching the fish hawks and
the graceful guils, and all the time cultivating
IN appetite that would produce consternation
omong those whe dine dainIily,
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Correspondents ofTnr EVENING srA..

This being the Arst year that the birthday OF
our great general Hath been announced to the
chester county, Maryland. with q respectable
body Of thstruly patriotic officers and gentle
men Of the county, and several officers of the
Maryland line aforesaid, assembled at Cam
bridge to celebrate the suspicious day which
gave birth TO the great defender Of American
the COMPANY assembled ut noon, and after din
ner drank the following toasts:
l. General Washington: Long may he live,
the boasted hero of liberty.
2. Congress-. Il
8. Governor and state of MARYLAND. -.
4. Louis XVI, the protector of the rights Of
Mankind. ~
S. Continental Amy. =
8. Maryland Line. 49,.
2. May trade andsnavigatiOn flourish.
g. The seven United Provinces, Our Allies.
3. The Count ROchambeau and French Army.
10. May the Union between the powers in alii-
ance ever continue on the basis Of justice and
equity.
II. May the friends of freedom prove the sons
Of Virtue. =
10. Conversion to the Unnatural sons Of
America.
49, May the Union of the American states be
perpetual.
The evening was spent with the utmost fes-
tivity."
1t is but lust TO other sections to state that a
celebration was held in Richmond, Va, on the
same day, but no record Of the proceedings can
be found save the bare notice OF the fact, in the
Virginia Gazette or Advertiser Of February 18th,
1873. Mention is also made In the s.Bland
Papers" page 114,fhat on the llth of February,
1913, at Winchester, Va, Gen. Washington's
birthday had been celebrated by his friends at q
dinner.
This patriotic desire to honor everywhere tho
name and character Of Washington, and In
which MARYLAND took such an early and praise
rRft - tr tN&.sA 49, L.
Of the whole United States This is shown by
the name of Washington being given to SO many
geographical divisions Of territory and civil in-
stttutions, all Of which serve to perpetnate and
National Republican., 1883-01-23
OUT OF WORK.

Over Thousand Persons Thrown Out
OF Employment by Business Failures.
LONDON, Jan. 22-The Briton-Ferry, Wales,
iron works have stopped operations, throwing
1000 persons out of employment.
CHCAGo, Jan. 22.-Boios, Fay & Conkey,
wholesale grocers, are in the hands Of the
sheriff on judgments entered against them
to-day for $4,000. Their asscsts are stated to
be 100000. Their liabilities arc unknown,
but il is reported that they greatly exceed the
assets.
Sr. Louis, Jan. GA meeting Of the credi-
tors of Conrad & Co., Budwciser beer manu-
facturers, will be held at . p. IN. to-day. A
statement will be read showing that the total
liabilities arc $5l3,I7s, and the total assets
Si07,7D3 The assets consist of cash on hand,
machinery buildings, stock on hand and out
standing accounts. The list Of individul credi-
tors is withheld.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 22.-Tho
Roanc Iron works to-day shut down for two
weeks. A reduction in wages from 10 to 20
per cent. is announced, and the union is now
negotiating for u compromise. ~.
MILLv1LLE, N. j., Jan. 22.--Two OF Whitall
Taturn & Co.'s hollow-ware glass factories
have suspended operations on account OF
there being no demand for their product
This throws nearly hundred men out Of
work.
National Republican., 1883-01-23
Agricultural Cnmmls.inn rnn.

The house committee yesterday authorized
the favorable report to the house Of the An
dcrson bill to create an agricultural commits
sion. The hill will be reported in the morn
ing. 1t provides for n commission of nine
members, none of whom shall have any in
terest in any company or corporation perform
ing any part of the work of q common carrier
Tho commissioners are to he paid $40 per day
when actually engaged The commission is
to visit any place where IL may be thought
expcdient to 90, to call witnesses, and TO con-
duct investigations, and is to hold its first meet
ing within forty days from the passage of this
act.
Mr.. Valentine made an important amend
ment to the bill, which was agreed to by the
committee. He extends the powers and du-
ties of the commission to the investigation of
and reporting upon all questions relating to
the establishment and maintenance of reason
able and Just Interstate transportation
tariffs The duty of this commission is de-
fined as to thoroughly investigate the move
mcnts Of the agricultural products of the
United States from the points where produced
TO their final market the actual costs of such
movements to the common carrier thereof,
the charge to the shipper by the carrier and
all matters which practically affect the diff
ference between the price received by the
producer of given article and the price
paid thereof by its consumer. And the word
agricultural products" rs herein uscdarc to
be used in the broadcst scope and as includ-
ing all crops or animals or articles sold from
American farms.
National Republican., 1883-01-23
Whore shnyy Now Il.
TO he Editor

Jansen, the resurectionist, whose advent
in the city has already been chronicled, did
not it is said, come to Washington simply to
look for work on the Potomac flats, as has
been stated, but like q vulture, came to
ply his horrid occupation of depop-
ulatinG graveyards This mans record is
probably as extensive as it is infamous, and it
will be remembered that he was confined in
jail not long ago Tor decimating a cemetery
in Baltimore. packing his subjects"
in boxes, barrels, and trunks, and shipping
them to all parts of tho country. Jansen
scented the execution of Shaw, and CAMP
here, it is alleged, especially to secure 10
"stif."
Shaw was buried on Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock, and it is said that at the body had
been taken from tho graveyard and
driven in hack to medical col
lege, where it remains. OF course the bodies
of criminals like Shaw are fit subjects tor
medical colleges, and if this is the only busi-
ness excursion that Jansen makes it will be
all right, but a yigilant watch should be kept
that no other cemeteries are riAed,
National Republican., 1883-01-23
TIE GALLERIES.
Old Ms. and Mrs. Naval officer, ,hs Merry
Maiden, and tilc Tnr.

Old 1Ir. and Mrs. Naval officer, 'ir Merry
Maiden, nnd thc Tar.
The house galleries were as nautical as the
decks of the Great Eastern while the debate
on the ayalappropriation bill was in progress
yesterday. Old MIR. Navy officer was there
With old Mrs. Navy officer, and young Miss
Navy Officer close at hand, also young Mr..
Navy officer. The line officers second cousins
were in the gallery to the right of the re-
portcrs. and their hearts beat like tumultuous
breakers. and their bosoms hcavcd like dru-
matic billows. us Proctor Knott pictured now
the naughty raymastyr and anon the poor cn-
pinccr with 20 moukCy-wrcuCh and an oil can.
No oil can smooth the troubled waters that
float ollr navy appropriation bills. Tho de-
Tenders Of the line may lie in their cnthu-
siastc defense. and the champions of the staff
may stavc of the impending turn Of the tide
against thcm.-syrC 10 como with the next
congrcss-bu, Mr.. and Mrs. Naval Officer will
he found In the gallery when the crash comes.
il is the annual congressional gathering Of
the sailors who do n0t sail and the CONF
mardCrs who do not command. The merry
maiden aud the tar will lean over
the gallery rlil and smile upon Mr.. Robcson,
or some other kind captain, and the young
lieutenant will shuldpr rs he COntCmplatcs
Mr. Whitthuruc or some other thorn. IL Will
ALWAYS he the same with the annual navy
bill. and the galleries and the officers off
duty-thoy will an ne full-of contentious and
hopes and elrs and anger while there is a
navy and "A congress
National Republican., 1883-01-23
Local Items.

Hon. John Worthington, United States con-
sui 10 Malta, writes TO Mr.. j. q. Cook, of Will
lards, under date Of Jan. 2, stating that as
there is no consul at Tunis he will go there TO
be present at the eNhumation of the body of
John Howard Payne, the author of Home
Sweet Home" which is to be brought TO this
country, and he thinks IL is due this country
it should be represented, and he announces
the good health of ALL and states that the
island is very quiet.
The Capital Bicycle club will celebrate their
fourth anniversary by dinner tomorrow
night at Ilaryey's restaurant
The grand lodge Knights of Pythias Of the
District of Columbia meets tonight.
The fines paid into the police court yester-
day amounted TO nearly 500, a largo portion
Of which came from snow cases.
Gospel meetings will be held to-day and to-
morrow in Masonic temple, from IL TO p M,
by Misses Jennie Smith and Adelaide Sher-
man, under the auspices of the WOmens
Christian Temperance union.
Tho game of polo at the roller skating
rink last night, between the Washington and
Baltimore teams, was closely contested and
resulted in score of @ to in favor of our
local team.
A special meeting of the Chess, Checker,
aud Whist club will be held this evening at
their club rooms No. 1420 New York avenue
A large attendance of members is earnestly re-
quosted, as arrangements are TO be made for a
checker tournament, and other business of i'm.
p0rtance will be brought before the meeting
The club rooms are open every evening, and
those interested in the above games are COR
daily welcomed to witES0s and participate in
the games.
National Republican., 1883-01-23
Tho PONG mud Irelnnd.

DUBLIN Jan. 22.-Thc pope in letter to
Cardinal McCabc, of which copies have been
sent TO all the Irith bishops, congratcs them
on their zeal in calming the country and
guiding the people. lie regrets that evil So
cicties have not ceased to trust to deeds of
crime, but seek remedies which lead to the
destruction of the faithful. The people
should be firmly persuaded that the national
cause should be kept distinct from the deeds
Of the unhallowed associations. He suggests
that leave to attend popular meetings should
only be allowed to those of the clergy in whose
wisdom the bishops have especial confidence
as able TO guide an excited assembly aud de-
fcnd the most iudicious courses. The clergy
thus constituted guardians of the public Sc
curity and defenders of the common veal,
will be of great utility to the country in its
disturbed condition.