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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-23
TO BATTLE WITH FLOWERS.
The Second MeetiDg-Larger At
tendance and Much Enthus-
;,s,n Non,miftaas Annntnt-

The Second Meeting-Larger At
tendance and Much Enthus-
iasm-C Committees Appoint
ed and Set TO Work.
Between fifty and sixty ladies met
In the San Antonio Club rooms yes
terday afternoon to fully organize for
the Battle of Flowers"
Mrs. Stevens called the meet
ing to order and stated that
the most important committees had
been appointed, but it had been to
herself, and the rest Of the board q
good deal OF guess work, aud if any
one could suggest other good workers
for the respective committees, to give
her their names and she would place
them there.
She further stated that those who
did not find their names on the com
mittees need not be discouraged in the
least bit as there was enough work to
perform, to keep every lady in the
city busy from now until the day OF
celebration.
The following are the Official men,
bers of the invitation committee, but
CITY are expected To constitute q
vite all their friends from distance
to::be present aud participate:
Mrs J III French, Mrs III b An
drews, Mrs Arthur Guenther, Mrs
Col J P Martin, Miss Flo Eagar.
On Music-Mrs w B Wright, Mrs
John Fraser, Miss Summerhayes,
Misses Simpson, Stanley and Sulli-
van.
On Carriages and Decorations-Mrs
H + Barnard, Mrs Herff, Mrs A w
Houston, Mrs Manning, Mrs Charles
Mullaly, Miss Ora Newton and Miss
Gallagher.
On Floats-Mrs G Cressou, Mrs
August Herff, Mrs Chabot, Miss Lee
Epson, Miss Annie Prescott, Mrs
Nose Oppenheimer.
On Streets and Stores-Mrs b CAL
laghan, Mrs B F Yoakum Mrs G G
Watts, Mrs A Graves, Mrs A Wsg-
ner, Mrs w III Young, MISS Presnall.
On Flower Stands-Mrs n t Will
son, Mrs Madarasz, Mrs Maverick,
Mrs g w Russ, Miss Lamb, Miss
Murphy.
On Officers Assistance-Mrs Capt
Bordan, Mrs. Maj Burbank, Mrs b
Patterson, Miss Zulema Garcia, Mrs
Hugo, Miss Flores.
On Bicycles-Miss Aleda Prescott,
Mrs Haas, Miss Florian.
On EqnestrIan-Mrs Joe George
Mrs Will Rote, Miss Harnisch, Mrs II
Z Drought, Miss Mille.t, Miss Dandy.
On Plaza-Mrs Will Smith, Mrs
Schryver. Mrs Pedder, Mrs Mccoy,
Mrs A Woolley, Mrs John Martin,
Mrs A Stoves.
A committee consisting Of Mrs
Rely Gordon, Mrs Frank Badger,
Mrs Bordau and Mrs Fl ID Ksmpmann
was appointed to wait on the ladies
at the Post and to try and get them to
postpone their charity ball, from
April 2lst to April 22nd.
A uolice committee composed OF the
following gentlemen were appointed
to secure sufficient police protection
during the parade: Messrs l. M Greg
DRY, Bryan Callaghan and Oscar Berg
strom.
After these appointments had been
made they adjourned to meet again,
st the same place tomorrow; Thurs
day, afternoon, at 8 o'clock sharp.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-23
win He Find Him?

Charley Barnes has made affidavit
before Justice Adam that the crema-
tory was set afire by some one. This
calls for a fire inquest, but County
Judge McAllister says he will not
sign any voucher paying for said in
quest unless conviction is probable.
The affiant must now therefore hunt
for the firebug.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-23
PRIZE SCHOLARSHIPS.

The San Antonio magazine The Gulf
Messenger, offers a scholarship in short
hand and typewriting at the Alamo City
Business college to any one securing 80
subscriptions at slOO year, in advance.
Business and shorthand scholarship for
100 subscriptions.
Call at office, Room %. Sd floor Alamo
Insurance Building. Hours: and IL a. m
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

THE POLIC4 GAZETTE
f. Tie ouly illustrated paper III tht
world containing vii tlIe latest sen+a'
.iona, and sporting News 20 Sato"n
Keeper, Ba:be: or Club + ~ ran at'
fo.>, To he without 1t. 1t always makes
friends wherever 1t goes.
Mailed to any address In the United
States. securely wrapped. IL weeks TO-
.t1.0o.
send five cents for sample copy.
RICHARD FOX
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

a writer in church magazine
once found in a golfers cottage in
Stafortlshire coffin used as bread
and cheese cupboard Notwithstand~
ing his wife's remonstrance. he told
the story Of the coffin as follows:
Eighteen years ago" he said, II or
dered that coffin. The wife and me
used to hare q good many words.
One day she said, I'll niver be con-
tent till | see thee in thy coffin
Well. lass. said, if that'll content
thee. it'll soon be done
Next day l gave directions to
have the thing made. In few days
it came home. to the wife's horror.
| got into it and said. Now, lass. art
thee rontentt' She began to cry
and wanted the 'ho11id thing taken
away. But that wouldn't allow.
In the end she got accustomed to
sep,,l it. and ~ we wanted to turn it
to >ylne Ike. we had some shelves
put III and made it into bread and
cheese cup'nmrtl We have niver
QMa1Teleu since it came
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

tond looks arr more Than skin deep,
depending upon Il healthy condition
of all the vital orgAt<. II the liver 10
inactive, you have n bilious lonk. II
your STOMACH he disnrlered. ynu have
a dyareptic lonk and II your kidneys
b. affected. you have "A ptnohed look,
secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bltters ~ the
xt ent Alternative and tonlc acts directly
ou these vital organs. Cures litnpies.
blotches, boi.s aud gives gooa com~
plexion. Sold ut w. E. Savage's drug
afura.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

aAHaTF AhhFe fHf-+ED DEN&F4
It WIZ ANNOUNCED to>dAy tn be the
Intention of tina democratic me1nt.ers
of the ways ami meatis nnn,it'ee to
call up ths faritt question In th@
house tariy IN week ufter ntxt. This
programme "vuuld tn some extent
defer coueilern lon Of he silver ours
ton, tor tht y tvrr bull ctnnt t ht taken
uV ard go' onl of the way IN advance
OF that ilnj~.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

Not all physicians are clear sighted
or independent enough to prescribe
as did one ot their number. 4 young
lady supposed. to be suffering from
anU!n1a, nervous prostratlon and
other fashionable ills sent for the
family doctor rs there anything I
can do to vet wells" she asked. after
the t1>ual questioning. There In, )"
answered he; follow this prescrip:
ton faithfully" The folded scrap Of
paper read as follows:
"()ne broom: use III two hours OF
housework daily" ~ Alice. 3. Twee1y
in Popular Science Monthly. .:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

The Oldest libraries vt which we
have any certain kn4'wledge are those
recently brought to light by excava'
tons among the ruln> Of the east.
Among these are the Babylonlsh
books inscribed On clay tablets. sup.
posed to have been prepared for pub
lie instruction about $50 B. C.. It is
said by Aristotle that Strabo was the
first known collector Of books and
manuscripts-this about the year $50
B. C.-St. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

The srInte tA- passed the bill tx
'enu1t4K for It II Heais the operation Of
lhe Chinese exc usl,n 1aw-.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

The constitution IF The Hejnamiu
F. Butler Club ut Independent COL
or.d Voters of Miles City and Custer
county.
We, the undersigned, Independent
voters nf Miles City anu Custer coun~
ty. do hereby ngree to vote aa Il unit
for county, city ahd state officers who
favor aud sticks "a the marty putting
them In Office, Aud We furthur agree
to stand by each and every men1ter of
this club. We believe ITO the victor
belongs the spoil" We a-k no tavors
nor will We give auy only to q ra1ght
men Of any party. Signed.
John &. Williams, president; Gtn.
Fl, White, vice president; John Irnk
ems, treasurer; Wn. r. Evens. S"crt-
tAry: Basel r. Dos'tn, Peasant Rev
mold, Henry Wilson, trustee; r. H.
Franklin, Fred Martin, Henry 1'oles,
Lieutenant Maldon, Dave keru y,
Dave Martin, VIM. Jou"s. E. f.
Johnson, j. Rtde and DAVE Kellogg.
Az The language used ls sufficiently
ambiyuors to leave us In doubt as tn
the true intent aud purpose Of the Or
ganization, We shall defer any further
enn>ldt ration of the saline uotil better
informed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21
THE riIHIAS HANttlET,


The Nt%e aud Nliis Loo~en up ut ii
"Stmpo>+ic ni.rnt.tlon.H
The Int hn r.t ~n.ru All WI IL H.
tn+nt VIA 1'nI IT t!.t ~xntp i ,lt III, pu-
~ inu, given h> 'iit rnl'Hut Knights
Of rythlA~ III t'rd Y night, rendered
II 1ntlo slhte tnf nny r~pnft IT tll. IL
fer4n lin4eut toHpp+Ar In th~ II, XII day's
pAp+g. Tie aEnnAt :nb *ervsnte Uf the
au, ive,sny Of ah- t1ur lng of he
trler IT. enjnii!,d nn +v-,y Iodge of
P} 4hianS, mud III tnt,4t Inc u tie-, w. has
lern he cus'oln here, II j.: ma It tile
OCCASION of assembling friends ln h
within aud Wltl,nut the e+tr.t orders,
for M evening of >uc'Al H1l IN +ilrttnA
amusement. A. On ioinler Wcasion+
there wss no fotmu tly tn The reerp~
tlnu extenAed b. 'he Knights ot Cruz
eAtler Lodye to their guests. TIE
lodge t"4tll, III whtrh the reception
": held, WA. comfortably arranged
with eatd tablts tnr thuse " ll> cared tu
anIu.e themselves in that way. while
utEer- mote socially inclined gathered
| III kroups +na discussed the toI ic+ ot
the day. Upwards OF SKY guests had
assembled ut 1D o'clock, when caterer
Philip Mayo interrupted the proceed
,ngs by setting 10th h We y pa|atable
luu"h Of cold turkey and roast pig,
gArn'shed with crisp celery and olives,
and muistened With ct flee, beer aud
sherry vine as tastes indicated. In
less than au hour the appetite fol
solids had been appaNd, and the
toa>ling g nmenced.
Tossl No. /, "Our Gue@ts." was re-
sporded to by Judge Mlburn, warmly
but briefly, the rpeaker succeeding in
making every guest feel that he WAS
thoroughly welcome.
Tua No. Z, "rhe knights,' was
taken In hand by Ed. Butler, who,
after apolot izing for the failure tn pro-
duce an original reap ns., read very
interesting statistical and historical
article OH the order of the Knights Of
| Pythta4.
Toast No. 5, "The L4dies," happily
ell 10 the lot nf Prof. Os,ieu, who last
year on II similar occ"sion scored such
Il >nrces 8 III handling the subject of
"Matriu1onY." As br1ore, The Profess
sor wa+ tpnal 10 the ocossiou. ami drew
such an enchanting picture uf the in
tiutnce ut pure wnmanhood mn the
ages and nations # the ps>t that the
matrled men present felt more oppu-
lent In their rns~ess!ons, while the un>
yoked youngsters hunRered for the
wealth Ia store and the 3'ossee oldsters
of single fame shed tears over the re-.
membrance IF opportunities lost and
gone.
Toa-t No. 3, "Secret Societies." was
| assigned to T.. r. Middleton, and The
speaker being en- rapport with Ills
subject, HI eloquent aud Instructive
response followed.
Toast No. 6, "Uncle San,n way re-
sponded 10 Ivy Mr.. J. B. Collins, who
said he would much preferred to sing
the praises of Miles City aud Custer
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

1t is strange how general ia the
custom of borrowing books. The
possessor Of books that he truly loves
and has collected ut expense Of time
and money is always expected to lend
them. Why1 You never think of
asking friend to let you enjoy his
beautiful cast in your drawing room
for two or three or four weeks.
When you want these things so much
that you cannot do without them
you devise ways and means to get
them. New York Post,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

Daughter-Ma, think you'd better
let pa smoke in the house.
Mrs Bossim HUH should like
to know why.
Daughter Christmas We
have time trying to find a present
for him, everything ia so expensive,
you know. but we can always get
real pretty ash receivers for only ten
cents New York Weekly. 49,:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21
S0L-0NS JUNKETING,
Five Trains Necessary ia Ac~
||*** cornrnodate the Congress,on-
E*.:::
|:= al Excursion ~ Cnm 80
:#:::*-+ -:'. - - .:: ::
ontnexe t. xcluston ELL Passed
by t1.e $:nHt= =- Wa=hin4-
=:>:.> e. ..:.. ... ton News. '.:. H.

j: .
Y A>ui*n Iu<. 49, 11*~~Tht~t r=1 !.
tu'r >p@s'aI, cotnssfI>ius tirt+ ut: the
mo~t I'll ,an;1i::et1t i ftltt'prei ,,ui lux /,
urt.Ns:< FURNISHED trains ever p1t n,t
t't* rp+t' bf The put,nlAu pAtac. Cur
cntnp*tny. t"ilrtt uut of the Baltimore
d Vhln -tn'ttn ut .4:::3n hi. af>ernot II
Fn't'1ih foF Ctt,tng
The Il -tlnKu,ue'l passengers aboard
=" tfHiti@ arr tp he the guess of ,f,r
wn'tu'< iutr cry fur The next fuar da.s
"nd arr tte senators and r-pr ,e&.'A.
lives 1T th+ Fftx>stcnud cpngte--, tue
foreign ministers ucctehltet to tht
United States an1 forty Of the trailing
junrnu1i-t Ut th- national capital The
several traln- followed each nher ut
lDte rtals I'll lift ri minute. b tween
the various VIC .ur, 10 order TO In ure
SAFETY.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

DR. l.. i. FISH, x>...
pHystclA* -UR NAN AND OBsrEr1icIA>
fATs. Wun1arzt und 'ehurtshelser.1 Httc+ ut
kav .pe'H drug store. VI, lily. VI. i
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

The Tom Cprter club met last night,
with all attendance of thirty y-thrte.
Among the routine business transact
ed WIS the adoption of by-laws and
the appointment OF Al entertainment
committee, whose duty It III tJ arrange
q programme of s, eaking aud musie
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-21

At the request of Mr.. Doston, QUE Of
the trustees If the organization
named below, VT publi-h the cunsti-
tuition and declpration TT principles Of
the latest political club formed 10 this
city:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

The president has ssueJ his threatened
proclamation imposing duties On sugars.
hides. tea and coffee coming from colam-
bis, IIayti ard Venezuela The moving
cause Il the failure Of these eonLtFies TO
enter Into reciprocal trade relations with
Us which broaden our "ales Of protection"
lin other words, which would extend the
market Of our protected manufacturers.
Nj Harrison. 10 revenge these manuiact-
urern, does what he can to raise the price
Of sugars, hides and coffee. lie seems to
have forgotten that consumers vote 10 thip
country, and that they have come TO like
cheap coffee and cheap susar, while the
boot and shoe trade OF New England has
long been accustomed to untaxed hides.
Moreover the proclamation 4 opposed TO
the treaty rights Of every one OF these
countries, as was shown By the World by
extracts from the treaties. 10 which the
United States agreei no, to impose upon
articles coming from them any higher rate
OF duty than Is collected on similar articles
coming from other countries. s.-New York
World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

ALBANY, Or, March 26th, 1902.
Eslifoys Democrat;
In this mornings Herald ! see an
account Of "Listlsss game Of Ball, vand
/ desire TO correct an erroneous impress
sion, which IL will undoubtedly convey,
and SET the. AibaniesD iu right light.
The Albany Base Ball Club Is composed
Of young men Ia this city, every one Of
whom are hardworking young men, and
who are playing ball for the sole purpose
Of creating and maintaining an interest
IN the National Game. = 1t seems poor
encouragement, ESPECIALLY coming from
the Herald, one Of who're staff at least
has been endeavoring to organize a
league which will nclHdsAlbanylto have
their efforts thus lightly noticed. Is It
any fault of the Albanies II the other
side can't put up good game IL the Al
banies had thrown Off In the game, then
this same Herald would undoubtedly
have scored burning rebuze to them.
Then again he does not give the correct
score. II he did this, tand that to IN the
manner it should have been reported, ]
he would then have given the correct
impression, e., that the "Albanies'
played ball aud good game toe, and that
In the face Of crowd Of '.bleaeherso
who did all in their power 10 throw the
Albany club down. BY looking at The
appended score, IL will be seen that the
College or picked nine were held down
10 four runs until the last inning when,
on account Of Larimore firing out having
thrown three games without any relief
and getting no support In the field. the
picked nine scored seven runs. II you
want 10 hold an interest In base balf.Mr.
Herald, give "honor 10 whom honor 10
due" encourage the home team BY words
better suited TO cheer them up and you
will have gained an end. ALBANY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
A dispatch from, BIrmIngi0o. Alabama

A dispatch from Birmingion, Alabama
says;
The Hill hurrah here today was far less
enthusiastic than his own supporters ex
pected. While there were quite number
Of visitors from adjoining towns TO see and
hear the New York Senator there was no
unusual crowd IN The stree'S. The Hill party
came here on invitation OF q local Hill
club, few members of which ofeaniza-
iion.hesdrd by Mayor Lane, met the yisi-
tors at the depot and escorted them to the
hotel. at noon, when Hill left the Cald-
we'll hotel, and took carriage for the
opera house, where he was to speak.
The Daily Ne1ps, the only afternoon pa
per here, had the following headlines on
It's account Of Hi.ps visit. aW elcome all !;
the people Of Birmingham greet Senator
Hill, while 90 per cent Of Alabama demo.
Gratis favor Grover CIeveland's noTina-
ton, snd they are very glad 10 meet The
great democrat" This ss regarded as an
expression of public sentiment. II was cx-
tensIvefy iveriised that many Till clubs
would be here today from adjoining toms
TO greet Hill. But three showed up, and
two Of them contained a membership of
less itan two dozen Mr. Hill aroused no
enthusiasm and didn't win single support
or 20 far as las been heard Of. From all
outward appearances he made very poor
impression.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
Total salcs
: 5000

The writer Of the fire-eating letter
recently published in the London Times
over the signature Captain Frank Scott,
Thirty eighth Pennsylvania Rifles" has
been discovered. He is Walter Scott,
the i5-year old grandson Of T Williams
Of Dnnkirk, n r.. The letter threatened
the British empire and was 80 filled with
menaces that, cabled to this country, il
was generally republished with varying
comments by American newspapers. It
seems that the boy, indignant at the att
titude Of the Times on international
questions, particularly with reference TO
the Chilean trouble. resolved 70 send to
that paper an expression OF his ire, and
realizing that little attention would be
given 20 boys letter on such a subject,
he signed fictitious name TO 1t, and
without saying any thing about it at
home, "wrote 70 the Times" ne any solid
Englishman might do. lie was surprised
that the Times printed his fire-eating
letter and that prominence was given IL
In American papers which have ridicul-
ed the Times for ascribing 50 much con-
sequence TO such letter from an un-
known correspondent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
NOTICE

n he County Court of Linn County. Oregon
In the matter Of the.aepiic ltion II Moritz.
Nsiterskirchen o ri aDge cfnamfs
oTfcE Is HEREBY GIVES TIA
tbs ebove namsd Mori'z WastsrstEs
has fi.ed his petition in tbs Cou Il
Gf Linn county, Cregod. pr&y.n
srder changlng his nams 70 4orit
-. AMI by 0rier OF sd aJart
T1. 1&v. the 5th day OF April. 1922 zt III
bo1s Of O'Clock m 81 sal dxg, hs
beoa fixed - the tims for th3 b s4Tfnf 0
bjsctions, II any thsre bs,wby til tppli
eaiion cf said pssIa Jn1r shoull i be
grt nte0.
Published By ordar M sds by the H1n
D x n siackb1ra, Ju1g. 81 sald Court.
this 9Th day OF February. 1872.
In witness her of. 1 hAvs heTsunto
set my hand asd aiiixsd tiie seai Of sai 4
Court this Z7ti a. Of February A u. 1897
MP PAHYE.
Coun y CIsrk Of Linn county.
~ " Payle. Deputy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

Davis Bros agt WIN Powers 10 recover
money. Verdict for plif s7s.07.
Jacob Schmidt agt r II Humphrey ct
al foreclosure. Default against Rllea, II
Il Humphrey etux and decree on plead
ings.
oc MeFarlsnd set Alice MeFaT and, d.
verce. Gfsnied
State agt NJ II Whitten; indicted for
check. ~verdict Of guilty, sentenced 70
two years In penitentlary.
State az, ] d Bskesi larceny. Sentenced
10 five years In penitentiarY.
State W Frank Wilson; larceny. Sen.
tenCed 10 ave years In penlsentlarv.
Assignment T. Becker. Final report
approved and distribution ordered
+ ] McCiary, assign " Lon Conser, et
al; recovery OF money. Continued.
Jacob Norcross agt the Southern Pacific
Col damages. Continued.
&c Goodaie act ser,sta NJ IIansard q
al; foreclosure Iisn. Continued.
scH Hoberg sgs g w Eeiis es al; fore
closure mechanics lien. Continued.
Al Carey agt Harold Bros, 10 receives
money; attachment. Verdict for plh To-
Si7o.
l. w Wallace sgt Serepea d Hausafs
ct al foreclosure len. Continued.
Reuben Davis sgt ] A and Bessie Asehi
bald; foreclosure. Continued.
Sarah NJ Shields sg, Harper 4 Co
motion for leave 10 issue execution. Coa.in
ued.
ia France sgt owiils France, divorces
Continued.
Daniel and l. Hoaek agt W Vernon c
al; partition. Continued.
III Alexander sgt A o Smith CT us; fore
closure. Settled.
Geo II Ribheek act Ala |. Ribbeek; d
vofee. Granted.
DELE rourneau az, Robert Ls Tourneau
divorce. Granted.
Geo w Wight 80. Epma Warner ct Al
| foreclosure Continued.
William Heron act jos Pearl and The
Brandon; TO recover moDty. Con inued.
Johu W Gains. sgi wm T Deakins CT q
10 recover money; attachment. Judgment Q
demurrer 10 answer. Dismissed as TO CyFa
and pi,ehiord.
Asiby Peasec sgt Lahan Case Ct al; fore
eloxufef Dismissed As 10 Keafns. Anlws
10 be hsei 10 10 days.
| Mary Mood az, Ftsnk Wool, ioEsrlcsure
Referred TO Blaclhusn TO take evidence
Continued.
i c Abraham vs Eggsh Eggeu; eonhr"s
ton. Sale eonhfmed.
i AP Blackburn adm't o~sa KEGS &C, c
Walton, foreclosure. Decree ol foftelosar
10 accordance wiih amended complaint.
NJ Sisssbasg sgt X and Margaret Cusiei
foreclosure. decree Of foreclosure granted.
chss Ksifer sgt K and NJ Custer foteelo
SURE. Decree oi foreclosa5e granted
i IN Osborne & Co agt r n Robert
son recovery Of money. Answer TO b
tiled In 60 days.
L He Edwards ~ Thos Brink. Jude
ment for plH and attached property Of
deFed sold.
Jno A Crawford vs 7 y Robinson. ct q
Sale confirmed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

WAsmSoros March 25.--Nayy depart,-
ment authorities scarcely know how far to
90 In the line OF extraordinary preparations
until the international correspondence with
reference to the BehrinG Soa dispute bears
q more conclusive aspect. Meanwhile, oil.
though navy officials concede that our re-
lationa with Great Britain aro decidedly
strained, few Of them In reaitty expect ne
tual hostiitiea 10 nrisc. II Ii alAo pointed
out by naval experts that iiwlll hardly be
the policy or The department 10 concentrate
q heavy forse OF vessels In Behfing Sea, for
even II hostilitiea should be percspItated by
an exchange OF shots In those waters The wnr
would not be fought there, but nearer home,
Nc wonder
sr Louss, Mo March 30. There died
last night Ut the city hospital, John w
Gornan. known in museums Is James Ken
nedy. On the 2lst inst, he was admitted.
suifeiing from gnatritis. Emetica caused
the election cl nearly half n pint Of tnclfs.
nails screws, etc. This falling TO relieve
him. IN operation was performed and result
cd in the removal Of ~ much more hard
ware. but 70 no avail. The fellow died in
q short time. AT q postmortem examination
Of the stomach, the walls and lining were
found normal, but literally filled with nails
screws, tacks and broken glass which the
man had swallowed In his net at the mn.
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