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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
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winshs. Watching the pcppl" passing
ahsag the 'lruAik hrlnW him. \
stately citizen eisi iu conscious virtue .
ash'ie wtisiepai aud somo other gar
'aenis came wnlllng along. when the
e'iifHn arrived 10 point directly under
~" window Whore the Young man sat.
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eaf. sl"nsh sliar and looked up at the
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daSn aud ilin siisrn moved On.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
A WONDERFUL MIRAGE.
vhs GREAT s.,, ps.., .. ,s. o~r,-r ~
rstsis.

~ onc part ~ eur route. writes cor.
r'slnnlrni fr,m C,la.i-Mtur. Persia.
W. g',i u glimpse ~ the grral salt desert
the Ia h, l.ka,ia lot anyone lo,k
~ ~" map ~ Persia, and II viii b.
found lhn, there Ia = great space In la
ccn,er. which u n desert. We have
been travelling frum Irheran close Ia i,s
northern b,F,ler. NJ times almost touch.
laE ", aud une morning we e'ii a sight
~ large white espan.e. Tbs was tho
salt crust frsm which the desert "
named n there u taurh ~ n ~ white
a. the portion We saw. sAose eho have
81 cFoss " are not Ia l,e envieh Near tc
striking mirsg. was prosIuce,i
Whether the salt or the whileuess hal
anl Influence NV sclentilc rolu rrni.nis
are nuaitle ~ Determine. There we're
Few ordinary .looklng hills We passed
clnse in them the dat after These NJ.
sunrd the mos, fantastic shapes First
their forms raised IN ~. air I'll they b..
came towers or s,cvplcs, then = hori-
sonial elongsiion tosk place ihls was
NJ the top aud the appearance of q
| railway Naduei was the r,'sull. such as
the britannia bridge. Every few min.
ntos q change occurred the horizontal
line br,ke down In parts. AMI one hill
l,ecams sn lroneisd ram, the ram bein.
beautifully defined aud q hawsprii
shnsc The ship had also tnrrr,. and
while gazing ri i = iuanrl rose u,,. tel
escapc Ike. a. mrn ~ wtrs tunnels
arr nnd great hnle up"ns1 through
the hull q. u the enemy shot had dome
its wurk, q few minutes nora aud tho
hills resumed their ordinary shapes. III.
inilu.ace then moved ts the right. aud
a more distant tango began to change;
~ this ease . number of small peaks
! tuse up, with larger ones amu.g them.
Some brcame towers while others he-
came columns ani We could easily
have fanetsd that u was the ruins II
templ". and either important structures.
| the tumains of some ancient cily. va
| were gazing ai. have seen the mir.
| sgv ~ the desert often before. hut never
ANYTHING likc this Phantom sheets ~
water, Hat and quiv-ring with reisc-
ton.. are common hat never saw l~-
t,ae the mirage 81 stream running
! down hill till Few mornings back In
| this ease y was only alspui q hundred
wards distant. aud the water sermch to
How down hi a rapid speed The sun
was rising behind NJ the Tins. aud lhs
lqnid was bright ani glowing. having
much the appearance IL molten metal
~ u comes FROM a furnace iDHiOs
| A,as
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20
A HAROSHEll ROMANCE.
The Hom:iy Match Making Of Couple
Who Fear God and Feed the MnIc-

The Hnm:iy Match Making Of u Couple
Who Fear God and Feed the Males
WILL.
Rny. L. W. NJ Brown tells Us of u
y,.y novel marriage. Ii is rs follows:
David E>tcrS. of that ilouri>hing sec.
ton of Georgia. Mrriwcthcr County.
came To the home Of Mr.. Brown few
DAYS ago and told him that if h" could
find Uard-hell Baptist lady that VT,
smart and poor and about fortN Ncar>
old. h" would marry her. liz
asked Mr. Brown if he knew oi
such Il lady. Mr. Brown todd
him that IA ~ Il few da,s hc-
fore hal told him if she could linl -
har;lshcll gentleman she would MARI,
him Mr.. E>tcrS asked where the lady
lived. and Nj. Brown told him. adding
that he would 90 with him if h. would
WA till hecould do small jcsb Of work
They soon started and arrived at the
home o! the hard>hcll lady. The gen
each other bv Mr.. Brown, who cN-
lla ned to the lady that the gentleman
lust filled the bill' for her. Mr. F.
tiers and Mrs Mary Lcathcrwo Il had
IN Interview for Il short while and re-
turned, stating that the trade was
| made.
\ few nights aftcrward Mr.. Brown
Joined the two in holy wedlock, and
they boarded the train at Bremen on
Monday morning for the home of the
bridegroom. -Liaraison (Ga) Banner.
On the Boulevard MalcshrrheS. III
Paris. the other day, Il policeman
stopped Il runaway horse. lmmcdi-
atcly afterward wcll-drcSscd man
came up out of breath, aud after
thanking him jumped on the horse and
rode away at a gallop. The real own
er soon made his appearance. and was
rather crc>tfallen to learn that clever
] thief had forestalled him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

Berlin. Germany, has only fifty
churches. Only 10000 of the million OF
inhabitants are church-goers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

The Alabama senate recently
paced the following "lsrsolvrd. That
the aonse ~ this senate. ~ reierilng
'hc f"rlinEs and sentiments of the white
penpl. ~ Alabama. 1. most earnestly
snd hrartl, in favor ~ the largest APP
preparations h, the senate Compatible
With existing financial conditions for tho
support ~ our public schools. and o,lr
prtiundosi rvgrrt i- our inability To- 10
'n"rc tnr these grand Institutions 80 In.
di-rausahle tu the safri, ~ society aud
'hr pr"spofit, II free. civilized aud
thtisiian government ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

iiie"n urang" trees near fisut, ~,
Va. weld this year lJo.gV otanlrs
inw1 io the tree Those it,,- are
als'ut turty sears old. and farm ia co..
pthrr Illustration ~ tie ,iiai't uf th,
orange tree ~ tlorlda
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-20

'afiU'a ~ lmpr'ss q M'>ic".
s.iFhds nHh o fsW ihuu.and- a year IN
h'f m1d h.us.. sud thr accumulated
hii"f'.si "i l'i lumrn-r inituuo ha- hr'
,atne enormous llcr heir. viii be hu
brother.
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
LEFT,THE LIBERALS
ANoTED PEER DESERTS HIS PARTY
TO JOIN THE TORIES.
The Eastern Troubles-K King Milan Crosses
the Bulgarian Frontier-A Battle I'M
minent-Holland Increasing Its
Revenues-Foreign Flashes.

LONDON, Oct la.-William Henry For
ester DeniSon, Lord Londesborough, Liberal
member of the house of lords has seeded
from the Liberal ranks and joined the
Tories He is announced to preside at q
meeting of the Tories to be held soon.
Other prominent Liberals are expected to
follow his example Lord Londesborough's
detection has caused a profound sensation
In political circles, as he has heretofore been
an active advocate of the Liberal doctrines.
This bombshell must have been expected
by Mr.. Gladstone and his lieutenantS In q
great speech at Ferry Bridge Friday night
Hugh ChildsrS said it stood to reason that
there must be differences of opinion in Lib
eral parties upon various matters. This
statement is of special interest, as it is re-
garded as indicating that the leaders have
found it impossible any longer to ignore the
fact that serious discussions exist in the
party, and So, as the lesser evil, have re-
solved to take hold of the matter boldly.
The Daily News Saturday morning, in a
powerful editorial, declares that Lord
Hartington's leadership Of the Liberals is q
thing of the past. 1t says that Mr.. Cham
barlain is now the leader, and that Lord
Harrington has only himself to thank for
his retirement The editorial was probably
inspired. Both Lord Harrington and Mr..
Chamberlain have recently visited Mr..
GladStOns at Hawardsu
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
The Soldiers Funeral.
An imitation Of nm old Military Dirge.


An imitation of an old Military Drge.
Tho Ynuff,ed drum rolls on the ear,
Warriors with stately step are here
Everv weapon is turned to the ground.
SOLEMN tho sound of their measured tread
As silent and slow they follow the dead;
rrhora arn Gori, nIIImrs waving o'cr the bier;
1,honnou and sword are laid on the pail;
II is n ~rect soldiers funeral!
uho+ so,dio, bod stood on tho battle-plain
Iv ti"' a"n, -, etcn WIS o'cr the slain:
aeIe G h,n MD hoIl had nassed him by
vG tio ~ rdt ~ ,S,ro ana Nome To die.
n az ne oa',,o nj, W We onnnrIors Ali
He is oroS 1I his sword INT to deaths strict
no W. WI mo 'O
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21

AdVlces from Mandalay, Jne capital G..
burmah, state that the authorities there
are busily engaged in issuing war mate
rails
The commission to locate the Soldiers
nome again balloted at Springfield, Ills, but
without result An adjournment was taken
until next Wednesday.
For ravishing an 11-year-old girl. Frank
Wray, married man, was sentenced at
Rock Island, Ills, Friday evening to twenty
years in the penitentiary.
The special trot between Phyllis and Joe
Davis was contested on heavy track at
Nation, Ills, Friday, Davis winning in
straights in 2:27, 2:26, 2:2sk.
Contractor Ferguson, of Pennsylvania
railway, who had been held prisoner for a
week by Hungarian and italian laborers
near Gallitzen, because he could not nav
wages, was released Friday. At one time
his jailers had prepared a rope to hang him.
Danzigers Bros, dry goods merchants at
New Orleans, surrendered their store and
stock to creditors Friday, and an agent was
placed In charge, who will continue the
business until a settlement is effected. The
liabilities are s235, o00 with assets Of about
$4,000.
The contract now under consideration by
the trunk lines Of railway provides for q
division Of gross earnings, and has for a
nsw feature a proposition for q pool from
the seacoast to Buffalo. The control of i'm
migrant traffic would require the oo.opera-
ton Of ten roads.
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
iowa ". C. I. II. Cnnyention.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, Oct. 19-Ths final d ay
of the Iowa w. c. T. U. convention was q
busy one, the ladies exhibiting great
industry and executive ability ir
pushing the business of the conven.
ton to conclusion The most
important work of the convention has been
to determine the position of the association
toward political parties. To emphasize and
define their position the convention adopted
the following resolution:
We desire here to record our unfailing
loyalty to the National Woman's Temper.
ance union in all it's established depart
ments Of work, but we believe it was a great
mistake for the N. w c. T. U. to take the
partisan action at the St. Louis convention
which is set forth in the twenty first resolu.
ton of that convention, and we declare tn at
we will exercise the libs ty given in that
resolution and will not be bound by it.
This resolution was adopted by vote Of
~ RI 20
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
The Emperor of Russia has sanction

The Emperor of Russia has sanction
ed the publication of selections from
the correspondence of Peter the Great.
They have 600 of his letters.
Lieut.. Danenhower is opposed to
more Arctic expeditions. He declares
the results not sufficient to offset the
cost in human life and treasure.
The largest street railroad company
in London have refused to reduce the
hours of its employees from sixteen q
day, or to allow alternate Sundays off.
Belya Lockwood, it is said, does not
want her name mentioned in connec-
ton with the next Presidency. because
''booms must not be doomed too early"
1.-The Duchess whose works are pop
ular because all the world likes love-
stories prettily told in playful way, is
an Irish lady. Her name is Mrs. Ar
gelles.
Less than fifty years ago it cost for a
single letter carried not over thirty
miles 81 cents; less than eighty miles,
| 10 cents; less than $50 miles 184 cents;
400 miles, Is cents.
Gabriel Emery, who died lately at
Lens, Switzerland, saw Moscow burned,
fought at Lutzen and Bautzen, and was
taken prisoner at Leipsic. He was 95
years of age at the time of his death.
Alma Tadema, the artist, has Just
executed a picture 34x23 inches, to 90
into frame ornamented with old
silver shoe-buckles. With characteris-
tic audacity he painted on this surface
a scene with full-length reclining fig
ure in the foreground and with wide
expanse of beach, sea, and sky.
Dallas, Tex, claims to be the most
striking example of growth in the
Southern States. In 1928 it was only
clump of unpretentious warehouses
and shanties on the Trinity; now it is
solidly built over an area extending
back two miles from the river, and has
population of over $4,000.
Buenos Ayres is one of the most
prosperous cities in the world, but we
are so far removed from it that we
hardly realize it's importance. 1t has a
population of 1000 people, and $780,
600 emigraDts arrive in its harbor each
year. There is no other city that can
show such rapid growth as this.
Should the Duke of Abercorn live
four years longer there will only have
been two holders of his peerage in 100
years. A still more remarkable in
stance occurs in the Fitzroy family.
The second Duke of Grafton enjoyed
the dukedom from 1890 to 1857, and his
successor till 1811-only two in 100
years. ssst.s-
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
THE
Chicago,
Milwaukee
g. st. Paul
RAILWAY

Ia IL w "A 4
Is the Fast Mail Short Line from
st. Paul and Minneapolis via La
Crosse and Milwaukee to Chicago
and all points in the Z stern States
and Canada. 1t is the only line
under one management between
st. Paul and Chicago, and is the
Finest Equipped Railway in Lie
Northwest. 1t is the only line
running Sleeping Cars with lux
urious smoking rooms, and the
finest Dining Cars in the world.
via the famous River Bank
Route" along the shores Of Lake
Pepln and the beautiful Mississlpoi
River, to Milwaukee and Chicago
Its trains connect with those Of
the Northern lines in the Grand
Union Depot at St. Paul. No
Change of Cars of any class be.
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, timetables, and
full information, apply to any
coupon ticket agent in the North.
west. r. Miller, General Man
ager; J. F. Tucker, Asst General
Manager; A V. II. Carpenter.
Genl Pass. Agent; Geo. H. Heat
ford, Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, Mil-
waukee, Wis. W. III. Dixon, Asst
General Passenger Agent, St.
Paul, Mimi.
w. NJ. ROMINE, Ticket Agent.
Morris. Mimi
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
King Milan, in Command of His Troops,
Crosses the bulgarian Frontier.

Crosses the bulgarian Frontier.
LONDON, Oct l9-The news from the
Balkan peninsula is warlike Servian
troops have crossed the Bulgarian frontier
and Turkish troops are advancing to inter-
ccpt them. King Milan in person commands
the Servian forces. News of battle is ex-
pected before long. Panic prevails in Sofia.
The excitement which these stirring events
would croatia is allayed to some extent by
rumorS that Russia and Austria have agreed
to plan for throttling the trouble when it
becomes serious
NEW YORK, Oct ia Belgrade cable
gram to The Heral says: Wishing to avoid
the impending war between herself and
Servia, Bulgaria, since the Servian
troops entered her territory Thurs
day night, has offered King Milan
an adjustment of frontier. 1t is con-
sidered certain that Servia will accept,
for she will thus obtain, without firing
shot, the object of her desires. 1t is be.
lievei that the town of Widden will be
yieled to Servia. Peace between Bulgaria
and Servia will thus be assured, and King
Milan will be seated securely on his throne
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
(CRIME MOST FOUL.
A v lLLAlN MURDERS HIS SlSTER-lN.
LAW AND HER BABE.
He Then Fires the House and Shoots Him.
sslf-A CHASTITY Scene-Hansing
of u Georgia Negro-Terrible
Work of Tramps.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct ia terrible story
comes from Wahoo, Saunders county, forty
miles west of this city. Nicholas Hengen, 20
years old, resided with his married brother
Peter who had a wife and one child, on a
homestead seven miles from that place.
While Peter was spending Thursday night
in q vacant house ON another farm two
miles distant, where he had work to do,
Nicholas was sent home to remain with the
family, and instructed to return the next
morning.
At about o'clock that night passsrs-b by
on the road skirting the Hengen homestead
heard three pistol shots fired in the house,
and Immediately man sprang through the
door bearing torch in his hand, and ran to
some haystacks fifty yards distant Hav-
ing fired these, the man, still carrying the
torch, ran back and entered the barn, and
directly a shot was heard issuing from
that building. The next minute both
barn and house were enveloped in flames,
and all, including the haystacks, were
burned to ashes. With the dawning of day
the horrible situation was disclosed. The
charred bodies Of Mrs Hengen and her babe
were discovered in the ruins of the dwell
ing, three Of the woman's ribs having been
broken by pistol shots. The body of Mich
olas, with bullet hole in his white and CAL
cined skull, was found lying against the
carcass of roasted horse. A pistol
lay at his side Seven horses and three
COWS were consumed by the flames The
theory entertained regarding the awful
crime is that young Nicholas, finding him
self alone with his brothers wife, attempted
a criminal assault upon her, and failing,
and fearing exposure, resorted to this ter
rible plan Of covering up everything.
Peter the husband and father, when APP
prised Of the tragedy in the morning be-
came raving maniac.
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
Cardinal SIcCloskev,s VIII,

New YORK, Oct. 19.-The will of the late
Cardinal McCloskey was filed for probate
Saturday afternoon. The document i.
brief. He directs his executors to pay al
his just debts and funeral and testamentary
expenses Immediately after his decease
Then he bequeaths to Archbishop Corrigan
Bishop Mclaughlin, of Brooklyn, and
Bishop McMerny, of Albany, all the re-
mainder OF his estate, appointing them, al
the same time, executors Of his will.
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
IMPORTANT,

When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one
million dollars, reduced to $l.00 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator Res
taurant supplied with the best. Horse cars,
stage and elevated railroad to all depots.
Families can live better for less money at the
Grand Union Hotel than at any other first
class hotel in the city. 1y1
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
Will Make 1t Warm for Him.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-The soldiers serving in
the Indian army, whose time of service has
expired; have been ordered to remain in
India until the settlement of the dispute be-.
tween King Theebaw of Burmah, and the
government of India regarding the Bombay
and Burmah Trading company. A COM
blned navy and military force is being
rapidly fitted out at Calcutta to proceed to
Ranyoon. The expedition will number TO-
900 men. France offers no obstacle to Brit
ish annexation of Upper Burmah or pro.
tectorate over Mandalay, the capital of
Burmah
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
A Priests Assailants.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct 19.-The police hava
arrested five men on charge of having in.
vaded the parochial residence of st
Joachim's parish Tuesday night. The
prisoners are Michael Gallagher, the mar
servant at the priests house; Peter Bide.
gare, ship-carpenter, 50 years old; Peter
Nadeau, aged 81, his son Frank Is years
old, both ship carpen ters, and Joseph M.
Garrant, aged AZ, also ship-carpenter.
Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
Holland Increasing Its Revenues.

THE HAGUE, Oct 49, A bill has been
presented in parliament revising the tariff
in the Dutch East Indies. 1t is estimated
that the propo>ed changes, if made, will re-
suit in an additional revenue of 100, 900
forms. The bill provides for an import
duty on petrol cum of so forins per hectic
liter and an import duty on salt Of forms
per 100 kilosrammes. The export duty on
tea is abolished, the export duty on sugar
Is reduced One-ha and on coffee one. third.