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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-22
A NARRow-MINDED MAN.
New Highlander Can't See Across Con
tinent-Port Orchard Dock Opposed.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 21.-[Special. +
There are more drydocks than there are
vessels now" said Chairman Boutelle, of
the House committee on naval affairs. To-
day. He had been asked if ne favored the
bill to establish drydock on Puget sound,
and the tone of his remark indicated that
he would oppose the passage of such a
measure. He believec no more drydocks
are needed until there are more ships.
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Proposed CONGRESS of western States.

DENVER, Jan. 2l.-There is a movement
on foot looking 10 the holding Of 4 con-
gress OF representatives from Texas.
Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado. Kansas,
Nebraska, Iowa. North and South Dakota.
Wyoming, Utah and Montana. 10 unite
and unity the people IN securing national
legislation in the interests OF the Middle
Western states. the congress 20 he held ar
The great Mardi t,ras and Interstate Trade
display al Galveston, February 10 10 in
N}slSfNC
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EElNNsSUEs. Jan. 2l.--l Special In the
superior court today. in the case of the
stale ", Joe McCioud. ON trial Tor the Sc
ductt0n Of Miss kinkade. counsel on both
sides submitted the ease without argument
The jury. after being out few moments,
returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Moody gained one vote, Democrat.
Trip and Harden lost four votes, ana
Wardell lost two. Moody still lacks nine
votes Of enough to elect. The Lawrence
county contest is undecided. The fusion
ISIS are apparently weakening, ana are
afraid to force vote on the contest.
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The Western Union rnl-Tappers.

PORTLAND, Jan. 2l.-lSpecial - The
cases OF the three employees of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. yesterday ar
rested for stealing the company's money.
were today continued until Saturday. The
bail Of the two was reduced 10 $3.50, as they
were Obliged 10 go 10 jail last night. As
one of the boys, has made a full confession,
the case looks serious, and hard nght will
he made 10 keep them ont Of the peniten-
tlarV
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Barrare Agents i'm Conyention.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2I-The tenth an
nual convention of the National Associa-
ton of General Baggage Agents met here
today. The meeting will be held with
closed doors
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 2i.-The Tennessee
legislature today adopted joint resolution
declaring that action on bill to appropri-
ate $3.50, 900 for Worlds fair exhibit be
postponed until the final disposition of the
elections bill in the Senate
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Arkansas Peace Onicers Killed.

GARFIELD, Ark, Jan. 2f.-Near Rogers,
Ark, yesterday. constable of that place
was shot and killed and Deputy Sheriff
Wright MORALLY wounded by two brothers
named Sheppard, whom the officers were
attempting to arrest for murderous assault.
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ST. John = Candidate for senator.

TOPEKA, Jan. 21.-Five new Alliance
senatorial candidates appeared IN the
field today. The most prominent among
the possibles are Ex-Governor St. John and
Governor Blair. The latter is Democrat
and Is considered by many as good COM
promise candidate
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Eva Hamilton Confes.e. Her Sin.

NEw IoRK, Jan. 2i.-In the surrogate's
court today Eva Hamilton. who is con-
testing for widows dover in Robert Raw
Hamilton's estate, admitted that BABY
Beatrice was net the child of Robert Raw
Hamilton, and further that her relations
"a Joshua Mann were those OF mistress.
contestants mother having died, court
waS adjourned
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Senator Gaiiinger Formally Elected.

CONCORD, y. H., Jan. 21.-The Senate
and the House met in joint session today
and declared Or. Gallinger elected United
States senator. Ezra Stearns. Republican,
was elected secretary Of state. The election
of other state officers was postponed until
this afternoon
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senator Teller Reelected.

DENVER, Jan. 2l.-In the joint session OF
the legislature today a ballot for United
States senator was taken. The vote stood !:
Teller AZ, Yeamans ~
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hers
'aytoa, .
Long Ia
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BROOKLYN, y. ", Jan. 2l-William ].
Lane, member of parliament, and one of
the Irish leaders. was married tonight to
Miss Mary Armstrong. of this city, with
elaborate ceremonies, in the Church of the
Nativity
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Reciprocity Agitates ott.u.

FoEoNro, Ont, Jan. 2l.-A special dis
patch from Ottawa says that there seems
70 he an important and critical question
occupying the attention Of the cabinet
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now. The ministers have been called to-
getller every day for five consecutive days,
each sitting being prolonged one. 1t is
reported that Sir John Macdonald intends
to dissolve the parliament and appeal to
the people on the reciprocity question.
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GROUND TO FRAGMENTS.
Northern Pacific Section Hand Killed
Near Tacoma.

TACOMA, Jan. 2i.-[Special. George
Lake. aged %, single, Northern Pacific
section hand. was killed last night half a
mile south of Lakeview, and his body cut
TO fragments. Lake was walking toward
the station. but it is not known just how
he fell upon the track. The body was
found this morning. An inquest was held
by Coroner Frank.
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Rich Young Man Declared Insane.

NEW York, Jan. 2l.-Harvey Pease, p
years old, president of the Pease Piano
Company of New York. and worth $3.50
COO is declared insane and confined.
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senator Plat Reelected.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Jan. 21.-o. Fl. Platt
was elected to the Uniten States Senate to-
day by the joint session of the legislature,
over Carlos French, the Democratic candi-
I.so
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senator mitchell REFLECTED.

SALEM, Jan. 2l.-The legislature in joint
session today reelected John III. Mitchell
United States senator TO succeed himself
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The Senatorial Deadlock in Illinois.

SPEISsFIELp. H., Jan. 2i.--In the joint
session Of the Legislature today balloting
for successor to United States Senator
Farwell began. Three ballots were taken,
with the following result:
Palmer. $500. I0i OglesbY 100
Strceter ......-.-.. g
Adjourned till fnrnnrrnx
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The North Dakota Deadlock.
Senator cameron Re-EIected.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan 2I-The legisia-
ture met in joint session to-day and Don
Cameron was formally declared elected
senator
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
DIED.

January 81, Addie Pratt HAM
moui. wife of Albert II. Hammond. aged ~ at
Ia Taylor street. of peritoniris- Funeral today
at the residence of q. T. NJ. Pratt. ia Taylor
street. at 3 p. m Remains VIII be sent to Chi
cago Friday morning.
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RoNPoUF, \. ", Jan. 2l.-John Relyea.
member of milling firm. is r forger and
acfanlter To the extent OF Si5.oo.
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Today's Weather.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 2t-Forecast till s
p M Thursday for Washington: Fair
weather; winds generally north 10 west
nearly stationary temperature
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Senator voorhees, REFLECTED.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 2i.-The legislature
in joint session today declared D. W. Voor-
hees elected senator.
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senator Vest Reelected.

JEFFxRsoS CRY. Mo-. Jan. 3l-The leg
islature in joint session today reelected
Senator Vest
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Burial Of Historian Bancroft,

WORCESTER. Mass, Jan. 2i.-The inter-
ment of the late George Bancroft took
place this forenoon.
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Take il before breakfast Dr Henley's Eng
lsh Dandelion Tonic
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Actiol

Will enable you to secure choice residence
LOT in the Eastern addition, adjoining Broad.
way. and only five blocks from the new court.
house. The James street cable line runs
through the property and no lot is more than
two blocks distant therefrom.
Prices will advance as soon as cars be.
gin running, which will not be later than
February lst, hence the necessity of imme.
diate action.
The Eastern lots are 6Oxl2O feet. with
alley.
The Eastern lots are inside property.
The Eastern lots are only twelve blocks
from Occidental square.
The Eastern lots adjoin the most aris
tocratic portion of the city.
The Eastern lots have graded streets
The Eastern lots have only to be seen
to be appreciated and purchased.
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How Mrs. Miller Gained Eight Pounds.

A<tSI I UaI LAlNI, JIM. IT. IerI.
Mr.. Editor: As others are telling what
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for them and their friends. want to tell
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We do not publish the names of one in
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the written consent of the patient.
Beware OF anyone representing himself
DR.. Darrin travelling through the country.
as they are frauds. DIS. Darrin have
closed all outside offices.
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BROWNSVILLE.
0ri. 1o nam

Oct. ~, 1901.
ETTF Fisher Is platting.two additions
TO our town, also establishing uniform
grade for Mill street, North Brownsville.
Fred Webber steps around at lively
rate now, caused by his being papa Of
another baby, born on the 4th Inst.
rhe attractions in the Galbraith adj
ditlon are great, 80 much 30 that X l.
Blanchard cnme near getting his eigh-
teen months old boy killed yesterday.
Mr. Blanchard and his children were out
walking and while In the Galbraith ad-
dition he left his children moment, at
the same time gentleman came driving
along In buggy. Both men were busy
looking ut the new improvements and
did not see the child, who had wandered
to the middle OF the street, until the
horse was almost upon him, 80 near that
when the buggy was stopped tho child
caught the horse by the front legs. The
animal was pulled back, throwingl the
child 10 the ground at the same time
striking the child on the leg, though not
injuring II much.
Mr. Warren, late Of Tenn, and an old
friend OF DIR Reese, hns an optlon on l2
or II acres until Ahr 18th, In tho Gal
braith addition, at $50 per acre. This
Is oil the land betws,n Center street and
the county road.
Mr. Rounds, Of III, started this morn
Ing for his home In Chicago.
II NJ Bradley is expected down fre m
the mines this week. A letter Oi late
date from him Is quite tlattering as 10
the outlook ut the Poorman claim.
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DIED.
HENDRIcsoN.-on WEDNESDAY r. orn-

HENDRICS0N.-On Wednesday Ir orn-
ing, Oct ID, 1891, Sarah A Jackson, wife OF
w + Hendricson, at her home In Albany,
after an illness of few weeks, at the age
of o. years, s months and IS days.
The deceased was born In Rushyille,
Ind, Jan 2o, 1877, moved 10 Iowa with
her parents In I84o, and IN 1852 to Oregon
where she has since resided IN Linn county
She was married In I648 10 her surviving
husband. In 1916 she made a profession
OF religion, and has always lived, a pure,
Christian life, following the golden rule,
making friends among all who knew hei !.
The deceased leaves a husband, several
children and manv friends to mourn the
death of a true mother, wife and neighbor.
HUNT.-At the family residence, No
IIs High street, Salem, atIIa m, Satur-
day, Oct 10, 1891, from paralysis, Mrs Geo
W Hunt, aged 81 years.
Deceased's maiden name was Elizabeth
N Smith. She was born in Jackson
county, Mo-, July as. 1884, and crossed
the plains by OK team In I847. She was
married to Geo w Hunt on Aug 3, 1881,
by Alvin F Waller. Mrs Hunt leaves a
husband, two brothers, two sisters, two
sons and three daughters, all of whom
were present during her last few hours.
Her children are Mrs r F Ashby, of Al
bany; Mrs ] L Hunt, Oakland; M W
Hunt Salem; ] T Hunt, Witeaker; and
Sarah F Hunt, Salem. She was for years
identified with the Pioneer association and
also with The grange, Of which she was al
one time state lecturer.-Statesman
AsCHE-In Syracuse precinct, OF
Tuesday morning, Oct l3, 1891, Of lup,
fever, Mr. Asche, aged 81 years. The de
ceased was widower and came iron
Pennsylvania about four years ago.
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nva corsrY GRANGE.
HALL or CORVALLIS GRANaEl
October Ard 1901 (

OetoDer 3rd, 1871.
Linn county business council convened
IN regular session, Bro ! Bryant, presi-
dent, N the chair. The roll being called
quorum was found present.
The council proceeded with the usual
routine Of business.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read by the Sec. and stood APP
proved.
In the adgence Of Bro Miller, the
agent Of the council. there was no re-
port from him III regard 10 the financial
proceedings of the Patrons Of HuBbandfy
IN the jnrisdiction Of this council.
The patrons In this part Of Benton
county asked the council Tor a sub-agent,
TO act In concert with the general agent,
as 10 was rather difficult for them 20 20
TO Albany 10 do their trading Their
request was granted with the consent OF
Bro Miller, our agent.
Before adjourning for dinner Prof
French, OF the Agricultural college, re-
dnested the council as n body 10 visit the
college buildings, farm, etc.
Considerable talk Was INDUCED in by
different members In explanation OF the
workings Of the Linn county business
Dinner being announced at this point
the worthy president declared recess
for that purpose, Of which all partook Of
heartily, interpreted with good social
chat, all taking general part.
Immediately after lnnch, headed by
Profs French and lgetcher, the council as
a body started for the Agricultural COL
lege. On arriving at the college all we're
shown through the different rooms, and
the manner Of conducting said institution
throughout.
The greenhouse was gone through,
also the doFmitory, barn, siio building,
etc, and their different uses was ex-
planned in hurried manner. Az there
were a good many perfons in attendance
who bad never been Mt the college there
was quite an interest taken by the visit
ors in examining the buildings, stock :.
flowers, etc, ard none will regret the
time epent. My only complaint was
that our time Was too short 10 make any
thing Ike IA thorough examination.
Alter two hours thus spent, VIC returned
TO the cnsncil hall and Tcsnmed business.
The next meeting Of the council win
be held with Grand Prairie Grange, No
10, Linn county. on the fret Saturday in
Now, 1891.
A vote OF thanks was rendered by the
council to Corvallis grange for the use Of
their hall 10 the sisters for the repast |
furnished, and 10 the Prois OF the college |
for the interest shown the council.
All seemed 10 have enjoyed them |
selves in the day = work done. No other |
business Of importance coming before |
the council On motion adjourned
REPoRTER.
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REAl ESTATE SALES.

G Simpson to r E Owen, 10 acres
in Tp II s Z 4 W..........$ 500
p eter Powell to Calvin Powell, 20
acres In sec a5. TpIz S RIW. 200
David andJ w Mcdowell TO w NJ
and b Savage, 40 acres In
sec "a, Tp "a, $ K w.. 5000
r A Rampy trustee to Harriet
Briggs. loi 4, blk S in Harris
organ II Quilt to HARRIET Briggs,
lot I, blk s In Harrisburg -. Iso
Gabriel Miller etux to Ephraim
Piatt, N w x of " w x, sec
o, TIP I3, Sir : W..........
John Nelson etux 10 Henry Rudd
Freu N w sec I6 TIP r3. s r
Observation-Disclosures. 72so
WMEiill etux to Moses Miller, lots
/, =, r9 and 10, blk, 7 add HilI's
to Sodaville.. .... lac
z w Langdon trustee 10 Jos "
Swank, 81 acres in sec !, TpI2,
SR3 w. I7ot
T c Peebler etux to Alma Morris
parcel in NJ Ralston's 3rd add
to Lebanon. - 20,
United States TO Newton Lewis, 100
acres in sec 4, TIP 10 s K 3 E.. 2o'
J L Hill etux TO 4 NJ Perry, lots II
and ~, blk 7 HIS add to Soda
Vltle. ................... oI
II NJ Perry to VIM Smith 1879
acres In Thos Summers u LC 40
II M Perry to J l. Hill, 2o.so acres
In same claim. m................ Al
Aley Norwood etux TO David ii
Pierce, I2o acres in sec 10, TIP
IS s K 2 W.............. sc
Total sales. es................$9 u
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shaken Ous or Gear.

Ry nalarial diseass, thslbuman machinery
cannot perform its Office. Digestion, ascro.
tiop, cyscustion are disordered, the blood
becomes wstery. the nerves feeble, the
couuteuascs shs.tly. sleep disturbed and
sppetite capricious. Terrible is this disease,
fell its consequences. There is, however,
q known Antidote to the missmatic poisc n.
and certain safeguard seainst II. In
mGlarious regions Of our 5oath and West
in South America, Guatemala and on the
Isthmus Of Panama, as well as in trans
marine countries where the scourge exists
this inimitable preventive and remedy,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has, during
the lsst thirty-fve year,, been constantly
widening the area Of its usefulness, anc
demonstrating its sovereign value. Live
Complaint, dyspepsia, constipation, kidns,
/, ouble. rheumatism aud debility are al
semedied BY IL.
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al.Hs17ifIia aala1lIi1
MARRIED.

PARKER-MARTIN.-On Tuesday,
Oct. I3, 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
residence of the brides parents, In Albany.
by Rev. S. 6. Irvine, ID. D., Mr.. Walter
NJ Parker ana Miss Bertha T Martin.
The groom Is one Of Albany's most pop.
ular grocers, and the bride Is a young lady
of many friends. They have the best
wishes of host of friends for the prosper
ity and happiness they so richly deserve.
The wedding was private. After the
ceremony nice repast was served end the
happy couple left on the noon train for a
everal days trip to Portl and.
SHARP-MORGAN.-On Wednesday
morning, Oct "A, 1891, at the residence of
J Beard in Tangent, by Rev Thomas,
Mr. Garter Sharp and Miss TrIxie Morgan,
both of that city. The happy couple went
to Portland on their wedding trip. They
have the best wishes of numerous friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
OAKyILLR,

The farmers are busy seeding.
Land buyers are plenty, but no sales
have been made Of late.
Mrs Hamilton and Miss Ethel Riddel
left last Friday for Boise City, Idaho.
Before leaving, Miss Ethel invited few
her at the residence OF her uncle, ] e
Hamilton. Twenty young person, mem
bers Of the Y PSCE, spent the evening
in social games. At 80 p n q fine
supper, consisting of oysters, pies and
cakes was served to the company. Miss
Ethel has been among US for four years,
and has made many friends.
The Y P s @ L met on the evening OF
the 7th and elected five delegates to at
tend the state convention at Albany,
which meets Oct 30th.
AMICus