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, 1889-05-16
A Thousand i,ird-.

PoRrLAsD, Ore, May 10, Special.-The
society tor the importation OF German song
birds received n dispatch to-day that o.
kastenbein OF the Hsrtz mountains, had
arrived IN New YORK with 1000 birds, larks,
hnohes, thru.hes, nightingale,. etc. for
Portland and left by rail yesterday to ar.
rive here about Thursday next. The So
ciety is composed Of German citizeas who
subscribed the funds to buy these songsters
and bring them here. The towns OF Nc.
Minnville and St. Helens and several pri.
vate parties have olso ordered birds hi ugh
the society
, 1889-05-16

I have bsen able only to p' cad, but now
am thankful that at these finger ips ther,
rests some power, and with that power
that Is m,ne. I brosdiy say that ( prJno.a,
Just as soon IN possible TO call la every
one Of the certificates OF pension, Tia
figures OF which have named, and re.
issue them on y basis OF the truth that no
man ought TO be duwo ON the pension toll
Of the United states Tor less than the
miserable pittance OF 81 per week, though
i may wiring from the hearts
OF some the prayer. '0od save the Sur
pens" This and some other things too
numerous to 20 into detail about, propose
to do II my life be spared and my official
Existence be not touched. am clearly OF
the opinion tbstll voice the dominent seuti-
ment OF this country when Undertaking.
ly declare n wise policy demands that in
treating with those who have claims befors
this country | should cease to hunt fof
merely technical reasons with which to
defeat those claims and to devote some OF
our time at least TO helping those claim
ants who IN the past did not hesitate to
help the country IN its hour OF dire peril"
, 1889-05-16
MONTANA AROUSED.
Helena business o,'n Join In tho Anti
tree Lead Movement.

HELENA, May IL, Special. The board
of trade has joined in the movement
which Is being prosecuted throughout the
western ten ritories to restrict or prevent the
Importation of lead ores free of duty
The business interests of this section it il
claimed will be seriously injured If united
steps are not taken at once to put stop
to 1t. The board recommends that gov
ernment samplioR works shonld be erected
At all ports OF entry, that no ores be per-
mitted to enter unless sampled and their
true values and conteuts obtained bIas-
says. Delegate Carter WAS ut ~ meeting
and LETT for Washi ngton after adjourn
ment to attend the Windom conference in
the interest of Montana
, 1889-05-16
Coast Rates.

ST. LOUIS, May lO--Traffc Manager
Olds of the Central Pacific arrived to-day
and the Irsnscontinentai Association got
down TO actual work. The Puget Sound
trouble between the Union aud Northern
Pacific with the Central Pacific siding with
the latter was taken up and discussed at
length and WAS finally referred to the hree
lines mentioned who are tu settle IL among
themselves and report progress tomorrow.
The rate of 81 per lVO pounds in carloads
was established on canned fruits aud
salmon from all Pacific Coast points To all
Missouri river points and 10 st. Louis and
Chicago. This Is u reduction OF 20 osnts
per 100 pounds
, 1889-05-16

been heard OF her. Grave fears are felt re-
garding the safety OF the crew, rough
weather being reported from, that vicinity.
She should have been heard from by the
25th Of last month.
SEATTLE. May 10. fpeoial The schooner
Ro lie Olsen returned 10 g. attle this morn.
i.,g from q fishing cruise She had 10 600
pounds ot bslibut. 7he'voysge WAS with
OUT any Incl ient. Nothing WAS known
here OF her being long time overdue or
short Of PROVISIONS.
, 1889-05-16
In THE WRECK.
MARROW Esoape Of Two Spokane Fai
Ladiea.

Narrow Esoapo OF Two Spokane Falls
Ladies.
Mrs. L. G. Dillmsn hrs just returned
from an extendt-s trip through the Eastern
states, having heen absent sincs last Sep.
tember. On her way home Mrs. Dillmau
stopped at Owensboro, Kentucky, with
relatives, and was accompanied from there
home by Miss Mary Webb, who has de.
These ladies were in the wreck that oc.
Cured Sunday, near Jamestow own, Dakota,
on the Northern Pacific road, but they
very fortunately escaped injury. Their
trunks were smashed and part of their
baggage was badly damaged. II is quite
u singular coincidence that Mr.. DilIman
was also in wreck while returning home
just thirty days ago.
, 1889-05-16
Twenty-s.cond District.

TACOMA, May o, Speoiai.-Tbe republi.
cans OF the Twenty second district nolni.
mated l.. l.. stiles and Z. q. sullivan. II
Is claimed they are ring candidates.. There
Is talk ot holding boiling convention.
The republicans of the Twenty third
district nominated III. NJ. Lillis and C. r.
Fay. The democrats held primaries for
the same district tonight. Their con.
convention for the Twenty second district
will be held Tomorrow aud that for the
Twenty third on Friday.
, 1889-05-16
A GAMuLhk sHOT.

PORTLAND. May ~, Special. - Emil
Weber, q gambler, WIS shot and killed this
afternoon by Alexander Oids, smother gam
bier with wnom he had had trouble. The
men met In front of the Masonic Temple.
Weber had been looking tor 0lds for some
time. After exchrngi few words Weber
put his hand in his hip pocket and drew
xn frog weight, but before he could use IL
Oids shot him behind the right ear, and
fired three more bullets into the PROSTATE
form. Weber was Instantly killed. Olds
MAs arrested.
, 1889-05-16
BAD for Married Men.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 8. Speosl.-.A
unique invention called the writing tele
graph is being put into practical use. 1t is
on the same principle as the telephone ex,
cept that n nesssge Is written instead OF
spoken. The sender OF tie message takes n
pen, and as he writes pen at the other end
" the line duplicstes it., possibly miles
away produces copy oi his written char
acters. The Instruments are autoui attic and
started and stopped from ~ central office.
his return message written out on paper
on his iDslru uent.
, 1889-05-16
Tho Charleston.

SANTA BARsAxA, Cal May 10, Special
After slight dressing down OF the Or ,ss
heads Of one OF the high pressure cy ylinders
they we're replaced on the Charleston this
morning, aud about 2:30 the cruiser
weighed anchor and Is nov steaniing up
the channel. II the engines work TO the
@atislsction OF the engineer on this trip the
trial trip will In all probability bs made to.
morrow morning.
, 1889-05-16
Le (AInn. ihe knx

LONDON, May lO.-Le Caron. the spy for
the British government on tue movement ts
%. .,. lI,sh leaders IN America, and who tes-
titled for the TIIuss before the PsrpslI com
mission. declares he and DR.. Cronin, who
recently mysteriou-ly Disappeared from
Chicago, We're The closest friends. lie Caron
believss Dr. Uronin has been killed, and
that friendship between him and the mur.
uered man may account for his removal,
, 1889-05-16
WsiIa WsIin Matters.

WALLA WALLA, May s.--This afternoon
the equal sutirsHists and prohibitionists
nominated ii p. Isaacs and W. 8. Gillian,
as their Candidates TO the constitutional
convention.
Monday evening Tincote Rainvill a
young F'erohn man living on ths reserva.
ton near Adams. suicided, the verdict OF
the coroner's jury being sels-sscrifce from
isappOintment In love OF a young lady.
II Is said to be Miss Agnes Kerney, living
near by.
Cattle and sheep illegally on the Una.
tilla reservation are now being driven
tbereirom under instructions from the gov
ernment
, 1889-05-16

ALBANY, May 10, Speciai.--A workman
named Bultertield " bile working yesterday
in stone quarry above Ysquna City,
where stone is Obtained for government
work on the jetty, WAS caught under y
falling mass OF rock aud crushed to death.
He was a young man and unmarried. His
parents reside in Iowa. A telegram was
forwarded them, announcing his death.
The remains were conveyed to Ynquins
City TO await a reply from his parents.
, 1889-05-16
They Drifsed Away.

AsrosIA, May ~. Specisl-News comes
thst the sealing schooner Bessie kutter WAS
poken to-day Twenty-Five miles south west
OF the C0lxnibis river bar; thar two Of her
crew deserted several days ago, taking two
guns, Q bost and 500 in coin.
LATKR-Word comes from the 6instaw
iver that boat has arrived there with Two
men claiming that thsy had driIted away
from the schOoper.
, 1889-05-16
FROM POST FALLS.
Supplies for the New Railroad The
New Paper.

New Paper.
Major George A. Manning OF Post Falls
was in the city yesterday and expressed
himself much pleased over the prospects
Of that second Spokane. The major IL
here for the purpose Of buying surveyors
chains and some other things needed for
the preliminary location of the Spokane,
Post Falls aud Eastern Railw way & Navi.
cation Company. The depot grounds
will be located at the Falls this week.
The new Post Falls paper will be issued
a large number of buildings are in process
of erection up there and that its prospects
are exceedingly bright.
, 1889-05-16
A Body Recovered,

TACOMA, May y. Specai.--In October
last landslide struck Is Northern Pacific
train and swept the engine into the Green
river Engineer Typher went down in his
cab but what became ot his body has al
ways been a h,ysrery. Three coal miners
Monday In some driltwood in the river.
1bey telegraphed the fact to sheriff Price
aud arrangements were at once made for
the idenufication of the remains. The
body was brought here and Lhe funeral
was held to day.
, 1889-05-16

were lodged In Jail here last night. This
morning one man named Lloyd confessed
to the Flurrisssnt jobbery. ILe other man
named Hunter would say nothing tut ther
than that he WAS an ex.snerih and united
states marshal ut Hugston, Kas. The men
iniplicate A. N. King. y man emplnyed IN
Whites sawmll near FlOrrfsunt. He was
arrested to night and IL expected here to-
, 1889-05-16

CiEcIKNArI, May i0.-A tire started this
afternoon la = lot Of rye straw sheave on
the irst floor OF the ware-roOms Of Gross.
man, GOurion Il Co., manu- featuring sad.
dlers The loss and damage 10y fire we're
trifiing. Ten firemen were overcome by
smoke and were taken home to their re-
spective engine houses by patrol wagon
II ad IL not been on the ground hoor " here
speedy rescue was possible several men
would have peril he'd.
, 1889-05-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Nav 10, special.--Edwin
Booth anu Lawrence Barrett, accompanied
by thirty members OF their company, ar.
rived to-day on special train from Salt
Lake city. The company will open the
new California thsater next Monday night
in 'Othellu"
, 1889-05-16
a Misaing Crew.

AsroRIA, May 10, Speoisl.--About two
months ago Captain Henderson of this
city, chartered the schooner Rosie Olsen OF
Tiilamook, 10 go north on u halibut fishing
cruise. She was provisioned here, took q
crew and went to Seattle. There she took
on fift. en- tons Of ice and started for cruise
oB Cape Scott, 200 miles north Of Cape
Flsttery. and she was provisioned for two
weeks. since leaving Seattle nuthing ha.
, 1889-05-16
A Town Nearly Destroyed

LoRDsBuRa, N. M, May 10, Special.--A
ire here early this morning caused the loss
entire town wonld have been destroyed.
, 1889-05-16
Nstiops, D.nucr.,,c Cn,...,,..

WASHINGTON, May lO.--A special meet
ing OF the national democratic committee
mas been called for June II, at the Fifth
svehue MOTEL, New York. tor the purpose
OF electing chairman and to take nppro-
pirate action on the death OF tho Late vii.
liam II. Bsrnum.
, 1889-05-16
Confidence In Bou,aprsr

LONDON, May l0.--A deputation OF stu,
dents from Paris visited BJulanger to-day
Speeches were made on behalf Of the stu
uents expressing confidence in the patriot.
isui oi the general.
, 1889-05-16
Southern Baptlsts.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, May jO.-The thirty
fourth session OF the southern Baptist con-
vention began here to- day. The day was
devoted 10 the hearing OF the reports OF the
various committees
, 1889-05-16
Glass Biowsrs .,rd,r.-

PirrsBuRo, May l0-The Window Glass
workers association has issued an order TO
sli protectorates In the country that all
Foreign glass workers who come 10 this
country hereafter will be- blscklisted. 1t il
aiieSed they are peing imported contrary
, 1889-05-16
AT TuK THIEVES REFUGE.

TORONTO, Ont, May 10.-A man alleged
to be the missing DR.. Cronin of Chicago
was seen here to-day. He left town this
afternoon in company with another man
and a woman.
, 1889-05-16
Guilty of mwn.lnuv,,t,r

PORTLAND Ore, May 10, Special. The
Jury IN the case OF Frank Jahetta, tho
italian who killed Charles Olsen, returned
verdict OF manslaugh hter this afternoon.
, 1889-05-16
Germ an saiIors kiIlce,.

, LorDoS, May lO.--A dispatch from
Aszibar to the Times says one officer and
Two seamen belonging TO the German war
snip nave been killed by insurgents at Bag
umOyO. - i
, 1889-05-16
A Good appointment,

HELsNA, May 10, Specialize IL uudeSt
stood that James II. Mills, editor and nro.
prietor OF the Deer Lodge New Moth west
WIN soon be appointed internal revenue
collector tor the district Of Montana, Ida 10
, 1889-05-16
0ern, ,An MIlitarx sUuI..

bEaLIs, May 10. rho fatal encounter OF
the military. A crowd of pasre ngers ,ss,,.
lnK from the railway station was taken for
r,oters and hred upon. More troops are
, 1889-05-16

foRTLANB, May 10, SPECIAL Frank
Jarvis OF Rooster Rock was arrested to- day
Ior incest. His victim was his married
daughter, Mrs. Ross.
, 1889-05-16
A Delaware ssc.etnrv Dead.

Dover, Del, May l0.--John Pender
salisbury, secretary OF state, died this
afternoon.
, 1889-05-16
THE BRITISH BEAT US.

SAN FRANCIsoo, May 10, Special. The
senate committee continued lis invistiga-
tion this morning into the relations of this
coast with Canada.
Edward Nj. Herrick, representing the
Pacific Pine Lumber Company, testified
thst lumber il being sold by the cargo at
less than cost. The capacity OF the mills
In British Columbia is 200 600 0L0 feet and
the market is wholly foreign. There can
be no further reduction in the price Of
lumber on tits coast except at the
expense OF the laborer, British Co.
lumbih lumber can be sold in this
market at Sl4 at a profit. This is due to
the patefnal tendencies of the Dominic
govern ment. In one year British Colum.
!bia could increase its capacity to- supply
the American market. Three factors in
favor OF British Columbia manufacturers
are cheaper lands, cheaper labor, the leas-
ing Of lands by the Dominion government
and possibly lower freight. If the barrier
against British Colum bia was thrown down
American lumber men would have to 20
out Of che business.
X. h. Beck, wholesale salmon packer,
did NOT favor reciprocity with British Co
Aumbia, because the people there found no
msrket for their own packed goods. sena-
tor Hale asked many ques ions abont seal
ing in Behring Sea by British vessels.
The committee decided to call upon
Captains HeSly and Shepherd OF the Unit
ed States navy Tor information. To-mor.
row. the committee goes 10 Monterey to
remain over sunday.
, 1889-05-16
HOW WE'LL BOOM! /!
The O. r. l. N. to Be in Spokane
Falls i'm Ninety Days.
Sandy Olds Shoots Gambler
Weber at Portland
Some Facts Abous Coast Lumber-.A
Book Agent hobs Wouan--A
Mtssiny Drew.

PORTLAND, May 10, Special The Ore
R0Diau tomorrow will say.
ION Thursday arrangements we're made
by wh,ch connecting lines of the y. r. 4
N. Company will be pushed with all pos
sible vigor and speed to Spokane Falls and
also 20 Mullau, in The heart Of the Coeur
d'Alene mines. There is nothing now to
prevent the csmpletion OF the important
extensions to a great railway system OF
which Portland Ia the center. Before win
ter the rich ore thousands OF tons OF 1t,
which has been awaiting shipment for
months, some Of 1t for years. will be
brought down In train loads to Portland.
The completion Of the railway extensions
above mentioned requires vast amount
OF money and II is publishing u semi otti'
cisl secret tn say that Portland capital has
tain beyond perad dventure.
Let no one fail to notice that Portland Is
not only up and coming, but that Pc, tland
is In the lead OF the great development OF
the Northwest.
This move on the part of the o. r. & N.
Is n result of the final disposition ot the
joint lease matter, and means that the
Union Pacific which now controls that
company, is going to give the Northern
Pacific "a hard fight for the trade OF Eastern
Washington aud Idaho mines. The con-
tract will be let at once for the building OF
the II Inc from Rockford to Spokane Falls,
distance OF tweDty-sx miles, thus giving
the O. r. 81. n. Company an independent
line to Portland. Its cars will be running
into Spokane Falls within ninety days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09

An lnci,isnt In Fourth avenue car oon-
iAinsi hls, grain q l-auiy Al The lat.
we're occuplei, when an Old. Toorly dr,-s..i
woman entered AZ foriy~s'oni strcct rhs
drt oDs "a offer hls -uat va . vel built,
clean cu' GENTLEMAN considerably untler the
middle ase. bis face smooth shAvsn AMI irm.
kls eys- olsar ami alert. bis whole t-,aring
engaging and graceful The poor oil WOMAN
was one % tho-s loquAcious creaiur,s ~ho
often tall away In An innSocnt manner 10
strangers, AMI ~. after thanking the man
who bal given Der a AT. shs told him q Der
Intendel trip 10 New jersey 10 - her mar
risd daughter She wantsi 20 70 10 the
Christopher street ferry. abe AID. and dilnt
know. for the life % her. hov 10 do H. Her
new acquaintance listened politely 10 all dc
aid. AMI assured Der that b. would 80 that
shs was Transferred % the blue car Al Eigh.
tenth street. which runs % The ferry
The genilemAns t.aring toward the simple
cd woman vas gaining the admiration q
every one In tho car. BE- vas - paiient and
good nAiurod With her. Al Eighte.nih street
hes,opp~it hscar. Just then the ds-irri Other
car sho, acru-~ Rushing % tie fruui plat.
form, the oblising gentleman called lo1.ily
10 the driver % the eros town car Thsn be
belpssi the oil woman from ons car 10 the
Other, ran hack, and smil~i god hnmorslly
over al the trOuhls BE- LAd b-sn pat To
he writer rcoognired this good Samaritan
lie wa cornslius Vanderbilt lie hal eho-en
10 DO sons unusual oondBctors w0'k On one
Of his own lima. % carr New York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Fancy RAg.

A piece OF .lis ~ -ait tas ia rtglif~i
4. 70 ,iei ioable ssanri 81 Ia side sisss
.ni tarnsi uaisr deeply 81 ne Top Tor /.
hsm. TIE ben 4. sssyd dosu 10 form .
e,slug. In ~alch are fan dfs- fipDoa.
Tn. loser h az % tn b,g u 0Vtfl,ii vita
snail RAG. eivsfei -i.h suk and lola-si
tossthsr, The hug. shailug from pale.i
yellow al The esnisf Of ih- be- - ihs
deepest ofsng- al ths side. ros OF
.llk t...sl. dsp-ni ffOm TIE lossf roo ~
uuss, mstealhg teen In .hsie. Oia-f
eolsf- NAY b. a.sd insissi % orange, sui
lnslf .h.ie- may b. similsriy gfsiei In
tas rings. To cover The fias-. tss- EN-
bfOlisry 0r kniuins sllk Tas rips. sfs
The commoo. brass cuftsln rags. f,s,sn
Ihs silk - n. fing sui With . ervch"i
book make a. May q. oil cover The
ring, rvmsmSsfing u cfDchst ssry close
.ud very ,vsuly whsn TIE =. qllf'd nun
b-f of ring. sfs eossf-i. $50 them -.
gvlhsr u form The covering fot TIE bss.
Crrwsl. az Isgay'. may b. u.si Tor tbs
sofk With good Eject. sai Q ally b-saufai
d-.igb. made by cOmm-ueing With ihs
ughl.si shade ~ . onlor soi grsilug
io.u ~ TIE darkest fJf sI,mpl-, ists
ths gold -a.ir- o-gio vita ~hits sni
grade dosa - m deepest ofaassi Tor toe
rod shades. b-giu With th- p,ls.i piGk
and graiasliy ehsug. ~ dep crimson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Nuraery Chats.

Daring snoxy sni damp sssihsr, watch
closely IN feet ~ IA lisu- ons., al Ia
not .llos any % them - hss- lamp fr~t
n th- little baby. cre~plug >roat iav 'or,
.ad,r. slth coil fsyt. t,k- "a tas -Doe.
sai stockings dari1s tbs day All warn
thv f-st vel. sn1 run them VITA The hsni
~ IT. the eifcul,,ioa Tnis I, III csa.e
of fftt,lag, somsilm-.. Watch for thc.s
lille causes D,fOrr coeelailbg The child IL
slck or buggy
Couc. -SJm- children sur With cole
fur only The nr-t three or four m inia-,
.ui sesn ~ have Il Oaiy osrt,la part OF
M d,y IL may be from sstiJu' cues
A nag ~ hOt .alt laid on Tue bowels, over
The .hlfi. wil,fci = cure, oftsn. when
other thicg. f.ii. MAKE IL fJar inches
long ous ~,y aud sin The Other. aud M u
half fall Of salt L,y u upon . not pan 10
heat Iti bvst made 90 r ,nn,l
CoLDs "A slight cold will often eal.e
stnppsg- In the nos.rll- ~ small child.
.bd m,k. br Alhlug difr;aii, especially
When nursing. ios.ft . email feather.
dipp-d la sweet oil OF vaselioe, up tie
nO.tril. sni ruD liitl- upon tas briis- OF
The nose sni To TIE mljis OF the forsheii.
A strip m,ie OF slio'd onion and sugar,
bsted In the oven, will break ap cold
.nnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Kitchen Wrink les.

To make t.llow hard. cook l, well before
-,rsining IL.
A erumo cloth made OF loug piece OF
canvas. saves much seraboing
M.se bag IN hang your rolling pin ~
10 700 will fsi TIA gr.s, eonvsniencs.
To hep lamp baraers brignt, rao them
.ith Bristol brick or dry ashes. every
time the lamp. are cisau-i.
ffoIea ma, can Dc quickly hssct by
paiting IL 10 cod water. A cJ,ting Of ic-
viii form on II, which can be efsetvd on
sai will leave Is eatirsly free from frost
Never CO, pastoss FOR b,kiag For
stesming or boiling draw ths edge OF .
sharp snifs h.if way sroand lengths iss.
so that they will crack open nicely
Paiat stalns ihs, srs dry aai Old may be
removed from cotton or wool-n goods
with ehlorOform IL IL gooi plsu 10
nst cover the spot vita olive oil or but
ter
LIQUID bluirg which never settles 10
N sde by dissolsibg one ounce Pfussisb
tue and Q half ounc. oIslie acid 10 q iart
Of cold rsin wst-r. Bs esr,fal vi The
eii-it IL poison
FRuIr Bun. Before mixing your bread.
reserve one quart VI The sponge Tor bans.
Add TO II,
Ols cup butter (erssmsd,)
Too cups sugar.
Half cup sweet milh,
Half puuod eufrants,
Half p Iuod rsisins,
Tso sggs well bsatsn,
Ose ta-poon coda,
Oae teaspoon cloves,
0se teaspoon cinnamon,
0ae teaspoon nutmeg.
Dissolve the coda 10 . little hot water,
wash and dry the eufrsnts and rsisius and
dredge with q az. Use enough q 'ur 10
enable 700 TO mould 10 oat. and let IL riss
until very lisht. before moulding 10 ieto
forns. IL VIII taks longer for 10 70 rise
than fof brsst.