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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-19
One on Barnum.

When Senator Malone, of Virginia.
came here in March, 1881. to take his
seat in the United States senate the
whole country was excited as to his
party afiliation The senate was close
On the little Virginian everything
depended. The Democrats hoped to
capture him. So did the Republicans.
The attentions which the new senator
was shown were very amusing, and he
enjoyed them SO much that he delayed
the declarations of his political position
for some weeks. While things were in
this uncertain condition and the whole
country was wondering. Mr.. Malone,
sitting in his room one evening, received
a card kS t--4 81 n -
''Show the gentleman up," he said.
The man, who was perfect stranger to
the senator, entered, put his hat on a
table, shook hands and sat down and
proceeded at once to business in this
style: .;11is Is = = flaAsl.4rss s'af.
"My name Is P. IT. Barnurn. You
have probably heard of me. am just
starting out on, my summer tour with
the greatest moral show on earth.
have called to,make you plain PROPOSE
ton. If You will travel with me this
summer twin give you $40 900 month.
| have got Jumbo. the biggest elephant
ever brought to the United States, and
with you my attractions; will be COM
plete. Will you accept"
Malone is a proud Yirgfnian and a
rnillionaire, But be didn't get angry
He replied politely, declining the propo-
sition, and the great Snowman withdrew
This story is told by the esenator.-Wash
ington Letter = - -.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-19
A;Queer Distinotion In California

There were some queer distinctions in
those days. One Sunday. goiiig TO the
butchers BOOTH. found a customer
ahead of me. who inquired II he Could
not have piece of a liver which was
hanging on tree in plain sight
Don't know if you can or not" said
the butcher.
I'D like to know why? I've been
trading with You all along, and never
asked for liver before; but / want some
variety now"
Stand around and let me look at you
No, you can't have any liver"
well, whyT'
There amt enough to go round.
have to have some rule about givin' it
out. and have decided that no miner
can have scrap of liver from me unless
he wears a canvas patch on the seat of
his pants. '''t if.7 -'ti'--i i.5f- e's
The canvas patch was badge of prece-
dence as well recognized in our camp on
the Trinity as the star of the Order of
the Garter is in Great Britain.-E. G.
Waite in Century.
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The Mexican Messiah.

Prima facle, Ireland has not only
good claim, but really the; best claim to
be the T1apaf1an of the Mexicans 1t is
the most western part of Europe; it is
insular, and in the earlier centuries of
the Christian era was known as the
'tHoly Island" Between A. D. 500 and
A. D. 800 it was the most active center
of missionary enterprise in Europe, and
its missionaries were conspicuous above
all others for their daring maritime ad-
ventures. 1t is natural, therefore, to
suspect that Ireland may have been the
home of Quetzatcoatl. and, if that were
so. to expect that early Irish records
would contain some references to him
and his extraordinary voyage.
Upon this the inquiry suggests itself.
Do the early Irish chronicles, which are
voluminous and minute, contain any
thing relating to a missionary voyage
across the Atlantic at all corresponding
to that which Quetzatcoatl must have
taken from some part of western Europe:
10 one who, step by step, had arrived
at this stage of the present inquiry. it
was not little startling to come across
an obscure and almost forgotten record
which Is, in all its main features, in
most striking conformity with the Mex
lean legend of Quetzacoatl. This is the
curious account of transatlantic voy-
age of certain Irish ecclesiastic named
st Brendan in the middle of the. Sixth
centuryAabout A. D. 500 The nara
tive appears to have attracted little or
no attention in modern times, but it was
widely diffused through the middle ages
-Dominick DAILY in Popular Science
Monthly.
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A Chinese opinion.

1t is impossible to understand these
barbarous people. One thing is certain;
if they do a thing they do it with all
their might. Il Thirty years ago they had
a big civil war. The whole country was
turned into military camps and battle
fields, and everybody, even to the won
en- folk. were engaged in the war in one
way or another. and one army numbered
1900, 900 men. And now there are
young men, old enough to vote, who had
never seen a company of soldiers in their
Life
In fact these people seem to think
that another war will never break out.
especially in their part of the world
A persoD-can travel clear across the
American continent without seeing a
soldier, and follow the main lines OF
travel too. In fact. at the present time
there is only about one soldier for every
1900 persons, while. Russia has one, sol
der to every ninety. .-Peking Gazette
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-woniun.t Acceptft.

People who strive to elevate certain
classes in the social fabric often find. to
their surprise. that these very persons
jealousy guard the barriers of class dis
tinctions- The following illustration of
that fact is given by the author of ''Four
Years in Rebel Capitals. - s'sz e9
A Richmond lady had maid who
devoted and constant to her mistress.
still burned with curiosity for sight of
everything pertaining to Mars Lin
kum's men," and especially for de
skule.''
For swift, indeed. had newcomers been
to preach the gospel of Alphabet, and
negro schools seemed to have been
brought in by every army ambulance.
so numerously did they spring up in the
captured capital. So early one day
Clarissa Sophia donned her very best.
and with shining face hied her like any
thing but a snail to school
Very brief was her absence; her return
reticent, but pouting and with unduly
tip tilted nose
1t soon came out that the teacher had
begun by impressing the children with
the fact that all present were born free
and equal" and that each of them was
quite as good as she was
..Wa' dat yo's sayin' now?" interrupted
Clarissa Sophia '.Yo' say Use jes' ekal
as yo' is?''
"Yes. said SO. and win prove it to
you" ,.LI-t-ss~s-+ -
.'Ho! faint no need" was the response
"Reck'n is, sho' huff But does yo' say
dat rse good as missus, my missusY'
Certainly you are
.sDen Use les gwine out we're, right
off, cried Clarissa Sophia, suiting action
to word. "Ef Use good as my missus.
Pse goin' ter quit, feer jes' know she
ent 'soshiatin' wild no SIGH white trash
like you isr'
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lis here and has come to stay. It hopes
to win it's way to public favor by ener-
gy, industry and merit; and to this end
we ask that you give it fair trial, and
if satisfied with it's course a generous
S17Y1YOrt 3
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-19
Foreign Interference in Our Affairs.

Fortunately and wisely, we have thus
far steered clear of ''entangling ALI
ances, with the single and limited ex-
ception Of our treaty of 1916 with New
Granada respecting the transit of the
Isthmus of Panama: and by thus follow
ing the policy of careful abstention from
all interference in the domestic ques-
tions and local issues of other nations,
we are enabled more consistently to
check and repel any impertinent or prag-
NAUTICAL attempt by foreigners to inter
meddle with our domestic policies or to
dictate alterations in our carefully ar
ranged distribution of powers. 1t may
as well be understood that. desirous as
we are of pursuing policies of peace.
comfy and reciprocal advantage with
all nations, we will never so lower the
standard of our independence as to
change the form and principles of our
government to accommodate strangers
who come among as voluntarily and in
pursuit of their individual tastes and
fortunes. -Ex-Secretary Bayard in Fo-
rum. -afs -
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-19
A Chinese Giri.s Life

The Chinese girls education begins at
six years of age. Then she must submit
TO the bandaging of her feet. which cruel
custom cripples the poor child and
causes her untold suffering. But as
small feet are considered mark of great
beauty this arbarous custom, which
has obtained in China for ages, is still
practiced The bandages are changed
rs often as they become soiled, but the
practice continues until the. girl reaches
the age of nineteen Sometimes, when
about ten, the homes of the toe are broken
to prevent further growth
At nineteen the girl is married But
courtship. as it Is known among the
\Anericans. is not understood or tolerated
the Chinese, Mutual affection is not
Foundation Of the marriage. but the
Iren are betrothed in infancy by
parents, and when grown are
Il to fulfill the engagement Phil
Times.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-19
REVERE OF a BACHELOR.

he Smokes and Dreams and Then Wakes
Up His Mind to Light Fresh Cigar.
Puff This .cigar-cost a pretty penny
too-is execrable. 1 feel like throwing
1t away. only blowing the smoke into
rings is an amusement that hate to
forego. Puff! Now, that ring is posi-
tive work of art Pity it has to go up
IN smoke. Rings of smoke-they are
very like marriage rings The delusion
lasts about as long They are infinitely
more amusing-and less wearisome.
Fancy being married! B-r-ri No more
bohemianism. no cakes and ale-nor
champagne. either-no pipes and punch.
Instead-a drowsy fre-a clatter of
dishes from the kitchen-a wife knitting
socks for the inevitable family Later
n full f1edged paterfamilias-buy
groceries and paying money to the school
book trusts-growing posy over when
was a young fellow. sir L shudder to
think of it.
Besides, it is so much pleasanter to
play at playing the game than really to
play it. 1t is very pleasant to make love
and that is why marriage Is SO nm
pleasant: one cant make love then.
Making love is a game that should al
ways be played on the progressive plan.
With the same partner always, it be-
comes dreadfully monotonous. 1t is for
that reason that pity the married man.
To hutter from flower to flower, never
bestowing affection on any, but affecting
10 adore all-that is the bachelors priv
ilege. -. 49,.
But. you say, one cannot make love
with gray hairs. An old bean is the
most ridiculous of men Yes. you are
right. But it is not necessary to be al
ways making love. As one, grows old
there are so many other hobbies.
Puff! How blue that smoke isl A
kind of fading, ethereal blue. not tang
ible in words or from the palette.
blue like the blue of pair of eyes-ah,
what glorious eyes they areNset in a
marble white frame-like the blue and
white loves of Dresden china.
wonder. by the way, if she meant ali
she said-with those eyes-at the Bron-
sons that night She said-a good deal.
She is really-not half bad. Rose Alvin
Ia pretty nameArather. RoseAum,
she viii 1stii1' be Rose if. Well-the
fact is-beuween me and the blue smoke
her face has been hahnting me like a
ghost. might-marry the ghost. From
Wuot ucI eyes Sdlu bHdt nlSnU-Sne
wouldn't say no. If | were to throw
away this cigar-put on. my hat, and
gloves, and go to her-what an exquisite
joke it would be-7considering what !
said about marriage inst now Puff
By jove. | will do It'll Pah.i goodby, ci
gzr-even bad things have an. end. This
glove-comes on too. easily-deuced bad
form Um-howw dust win settle on 8
mans hat. Now-1 think I'll do, <; E
What's that? The city post. HIM
Dun's bills, = Aha woman's hand
Wha2at "Mr. and Mrs. Alvin an
nounce the wedding Of their daughter
Rose"- f-'-r'-4''-. r'A
~ Ugh How chill the room seems.
must-light a fresh cigar. Percy Pol
lard in Epoch. - atagl
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Now is the time to paint your house
and if you wish to get the best quality
and fine color use the
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.rr.aaiS Is Right,

Mrs Binks7 George Francis Train
says that. people will wake mp some
morning and find that Jay Gould has
lost every dollar
Mr.. Binks That's so, every word of it.
MY goodness When viii it be. do
you think
When he dies New York Weekly
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THE DALLES.

The Gate City Of the Inland Empire is situated at
the head of navigation the Middle Columbia, and
is thriving prosperous city. r1s,soeaa
eab ITS TERRITORY.
It is the supply city extensive and rich agr
cultural grazing country, its trade reaching
far south as Summer Lake, distance of over two
THE LARGEST WOOL MARKET
The rich grazing country along the eastern slope
of the the Cascades furnishes pasture for thousands
ofsheep, the wool from which finds market here:
The Dalles is the largest original wool shipping
point IN America about 100000 pounds being
shipped last year t,ssIraa3 .5s,1q
s5l4s.b vtss nv fro ITS PRODUCTS.
The. salmon fisheries are the finest the Columbia,
year arevenue Of $1 500 900 which can
and be than doubled in the near futurese5a
The products of the beautiful Klckital valley find
and the country south and east has this
year filed the warehouses and all available storage
places to overfowing with their products.
2 & ser i'ae s7~ela lsn ITS WEALTH.
It is richest city the coast and, its
money is scattered and being used to develop
more farming country than is tributary to any other
city in Eastern Oregon
It's situation unsurpassed! Its climate delight
full Its possibilities inca1culabe! It's
imired And on these corner stones she stands
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Miss Frostique-Mr. Brown met me in
the dark hallway last night and kissed me.
Miss Caustiqu Mistakes will happen
-Munsey's Weekly
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Massacre in Manchuria,

Tho Chinese Legation in Paris received al Off
cal dispatch on satur lay to the effect that the
night Of November 19 two secret societies named
Tsinthan ard Ts.ii, composed ofimmigrants from
China proper, proceeded TO Mongolia, and lnaug-
urated revolt against the f-rsignsrs and Christ
ians centred in the district cf 1chsyoysng, in the
province Of Jehol. According to tie latest es,i-
mates from three hundred to FIVE hundred Christ
i1n7, several native prie,ts, Mougolisn prince
and some unconverted natives were mastered.
Many churches were pillaged and burned, espe-
cialy in the towns OF fTsie ntchsug snd Pingeuten.
The Emperor on learning OF the uprising ordered
tho Tsungli. Yamen Foreign Office to telegraph
to the Governor General OF the province snd to
all the Tartar commanders in ManchuiiA to dis
patch all their available troops to the scene OF the
revolt The first engagement bstween the troops
md the rebels took place on November 20. The
rebels were defeated, the troops advancing on
thsm from various poiuts and completely sur
rounding them. The different commanders have
been instructed to project all religious estab
ments and TO prevent further msssacres. The
reb.s are unable to cunt on tho support Of tho
in hst .nnts and it Is very likely that they will
coon be suDt DtrosSed.
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a MONSTER SERPENT FoUND.-The

& MONSTER SERPENT FOUND.-The
strange moneier which has frequently been
seen In Lske Ksrcsla. Conn.,, has been cap
tured. IL is serpent OF en- unknown spe-
cIes, and lis immense e'zs vas Dot exag.
gerated bS those who ss y 1t st various times.
Warren, charcoal burner 4ho has pie
near ths lake, wss driving along the shore
Fridsy evening when he found the serpent
lying dosmsnt and nearly irtz3n on the
sand. I. vas securely bound with ropes
and taken TO Danbury. where hundreds
have seen 1t. Tia length Ia 10 feet s inches,
snd lts body is 80 inches In circumference.
I;s head is fat and its body is covered with
scales of q black and brown color.
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Atlantic Electropose: Gentlemen or tho past
fvo years ny vile hes been sufferer from oys-
wrscK Of her former self that life was almost de-
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sbrow her into : nervous epssm, which would last
for hours Me2icsi skin failoa TO bring any re-
ief.
Aivine we we're induced to ttY the Eiectyopoise.
After persistent use of the instrument tho effect
h.s ben wonderful Her nervous system hiss
boen restored 10 Its almost ncraal condition; her
disestion IS W enderfully im3rcyed sho is r4pidly
gsiniAg in Gosh; AID, upon tho whole, is MAKING
ran,d recovery, which spesks volumes for the
ror,derful caratiVe rcwers of tho Eloctro2oise,
her c.se w,s considered hopeless. If any are
sSeptical On Tia sp5ec, let taem try tho Electro
poise and its wonderful powers will quickly dis
nai sll dnnbt Ynnr. ttulf. ~ ". PR0EST.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
T,HE CoNMoNWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

To the City Sergeant of Alexandria:
You are hereby instructed, in pursuance Of the
PROVISIONS OF section 53 OF the Codo Of Virginis,
To issue orders for an election to bs hsld on the
9th day OF December, 1891, to elect successor
to tho l.tc Hon. W. a. F. Lee, m amber Of the
House Of Representatives OF tho United States.
Given under my hand and tho Lesser Seal Of
the COMMON Tealh, this 3Oih day Of October,
1891. z. W. Mckinney.
By the Governor:
Il. ". FLoURNoY,
Secretary of tho Commorw ;alth.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. II. 1891.
THE AMOUNT OF STOCK required by ihs act
L OF Incorporation ha7irg been subscribed TO the
cspi Il stock of III ALEXANDRIA, AND FA1H-
FIX PASS ENGER RAILWAY C0mPAFY, and
the urd dsrsiS Sned, commissioners, having received
the cash payment upon the smoGnt OF eubscrip-
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% the subscribers to the said stock to meet at
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mont Trust and Title Company. Ale1andris,
vs., at 10 o'clock q. m. on Mon DAY, December
IA 1891, for tho purpose e.ccling officers and
dircc.ors for said company.
HENRY STRAUSS
ISAAC EICHBERG Commri.
GEOhGE ". FISHERY
,oro7 "a