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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13

Several loads of wool came to the
warehouses today,
The worlds fair will open tomorrow,
being the first Sunday since the fair be-
gun.
N. Harris new store is about COM
pleted, and will be handsome attrac-
tion for the East End.
Davis fish wheel, the Garfield, was
towed down to Memaluse island by the
Regulator this morning.
Four large teams were loaded with
merchandise at the Wasco warehouse
today for interior merchants.
The catch of fish yesterday was larger
than any time this season, encouraging
the fishermen quite considerably.
A surprise party was given last night
at Mrs. F. T. Esplng's in honor of the
lady's birthday. It was a thorough
surprise and a very enjoyable evening
resulted.
Turn out tonight to hear IJonas
Bushnell, the renowned temperance lee
turer, on the live issues of the day, said
to be both eloquent and humorous.
Admission free.
fine box of prunes, dried with the
Chrisman fruit dryer, is on exhibition at
the CHRONICLE Office. They are very
fine and speak volumes for the excel
lence of the dryer.
James Corbett, ''Gentleman. Jack, -
came in with the delayed train on a
special car, and after eating dinner,
came out upon the platform. He was
the observed of all observers. He was
dressed in light-colored wool suit, and
pendant from his watch chain was a
diamond medal.
Supt. R. w. Baxter's special car was
attached to the l o'clock train today.
He says that he anticipates unusually
high-water, and that since he believes
in the maxim sin time of peace prepare
for war; he will look at all points likely
to be affected, with view to insuring
them against all danger possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gourlay entertained the
Magnify club this week, Mr.. Chrisman
carrying off the honors of the evening,
and the ''districk skule MASTER having
one more BOBBY to his credit. At the
close of the score all were served with an
elegant repast. The members passing
the residence of the bride and groom, on
the way home, serenaned them and
'sCharley" says it was fine, especially
the solo by Chrisman.
The German Singing Society have
<.t,orfa~or3 fT,a T2oor7lofor fornorroxr ond
are bent on having good time at their
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
Improving the Road.

Joseph Sherar, with force of men,
are making a splendid stretch of road
from the head of the draw on the other
side of Smile to the top of the grade on
this side, skirting along the side of the
hills where it will never be Influenced
by washouts, and reducing the grade to
ten inches to the rod, which is scarcely
any grade at all.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
worlds Fair.

The Northern Pacific seems to be the
favorite route to the world fair. Their
passenger equipment is excellent. The
tourist sleeping cars have been up
holstered and are very comfortable
For rates and other information call at
the Regulator Office. 2tdewtf.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
whist Party.

A very pleasant whist party was given
last night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Bayard. Mrs. G. L. Phillips
won the first honors and Mrs. S. l..
Brooks the second. Those present were: !:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson, DIR. and
Mrs. Eshelman, Mr.. and Mrs. Gourlay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ainsworth, Miss Rowland, DIR.
Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
Weather Forecast.
MAY MINORS.
Boiled NewsIets to Be Digested at the
Supper Table.

Now, since the seasons are so mixed,
1t is no real easy thing
To tell the flowers that bloom in the fall
From those that bloom in the spring.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.

Best grades of oak, fir, and slab cord
wood, ct lowest market rates at Jos. T.
Peters & Co. (Ofice Second and Jeffer-
SON streets.)
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
BORN.

In Marysvale, Utah, May 9th, 1898, a
9-pound boy to the wife of VIM. Mccoy.
Mother and child doing well.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13

G. E. Allison's ice wagon is on the
street every morning. Leave orders at
Chas. Lauer's, which will be promptly
attended to.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
a shady rransactIon.


An Illinois conductor tells the follow
ing story: t'We pulled into Alton one
day, and, among other passengers to
get aboard, were two very large colored
people of the common spersimmon
class and very ignorant. AS came by
taking up tickets, the old gentleman
dug out two tickets from the deep re-
cesses of his tattered vest, and, as he
handed them up, said: One of desc is
foh me, the udder is foh her. looked
at the tickets critically, and then, turn
ing sharply to the old fellow, 1 asked:
Which is yours and which is hers?'
The old man began stammering some
thing, but the old lady cut him short
|by hitting him terrific whack with
her fist on the side of the head, ex-
claiming: Oar now, you ignunt mig
gah, done told yuh yuh'd git us into
trouble, and now yuh see yuh done got
de law on us. -
Look over Your County warrants.-
All county warrants registered prior
to Jan. 1, 1890, will be paid if pre-
sented at my Office, corner Third and
Washington streets. Interest ceases on
and after tomorrow doth of May).
The Dalles, May 9, 1898.
WILLIAM MIcHEL1.,
9-2m Treasurer Wasco County, Or.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
MARRIED.
DIED.

In The Dalles, May 18th, the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Edwards
of consumption. 4
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
Look over Your County Warrants.
Money to Loan.

have money to loan on short time
loans. GEO. w. ROWLAND.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
Advertised Letters.

Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at The Dalles un-
called for, Friday, May 18th, 1898.
Persons calling for same will give date
on which they were advertised:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06
Pain the Teacher.

..sa,rav next inv. is what we ought to pray for.
IA. next to pc zee we profit most from pam
The best. however, is considered none
too good for free-born American citizens;
and the pursuit of joy and peace. as the
constituent of happiness, is one of the IN
alienable rights claimed for all men in the
immortal Declaration of Independence.
Mr.. Henry l.. Weed of Belfast, Me-, has
had exceptional success in the pursuit OF
that without which, in general, neither en-
ioymeut nor happiness is possibie-gooa
health. lie is young man who, for thir-
teen wears. had been afflicted with rheuma-
,ism. Indigestion. and a cough, which last
wa, so constant and troublesome, particu-
lar,y since a severe attack of La Grippe
that he was spprehensive OF con-
s.p,n,ion-two members of his fam
;lv having died of that disease. He
suffered almost constantly from rheuma-
ti,m, which particularly affected his right
foot 10 such an extent that he was fire.
oreu,Iy unable to work for days and even
xeek. at . time. He had been treated by
MANY regular ply sicians and had expended
!, large amount Of money for various popu-
,.y nstent medicines without receiving any
b,,sft from either He says:
SATURDAY evening, Jan. 2S, last, my
-;.b, f,o, was SO swollen and painful that
/, Tonl,, hardly stand upon it; and on the
recommendation Of Mr.. X. II. Moods'
,Ir,ivefst of Belfast, bought OF nm one
hntt,e each of Roiolfs Discovery and
rr,nl<ion and commenced their use
within % hours the swelling hal sunsld-
~ AMI the psin ceased. and l have not
49,, ,,oubied with either since. | have
,ot been free from rheumatism so long
n any time during the past thirteen Years
Nv stomach trouble has materially I'M
nroved and is still improving. NY cough
hos almost entirely ceased. | have now
-, ,brns battles each of the Discovery
- emulsion. and am continuing their use.
NJ general health is much improved ana
h.v. increased in weight; my appet.e Is
better and my capacity for work much m
sod. In short, I am now in better health
than ever before within my recouection anu
,.rr,be il altogether to tue wonneiiuis
,.a,o,;c;,l effect of the truly remarkable
r,,n,cdies of the Rodolph Medicine 20.
have paid the full price for all OF these
mh;cb I have taken, and voluntarily give
r.. testimonial for the benefit of those who
'ns Ill, h, suffering as have suffered.
may slii' w ian23d&ulvus
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Personals.

lads, 4. &. An,iress and wife are at
ueean Puut
lion hiram Bliss of Washington was in
thu ny Wednesday.
G.o T. Macon of Boston Il ,i.iiing c.
B Goth Of this city
Ralph r. rlai,t,l will play On the Poland
Spring base ball team
Col ! = Bangs Of WnterSile was in
Augusta Wclnc>l,, afternoon
Judge W T. Whttchousc is just out
sfter several lays illness from lumbago.
Mrs William II johnson ia spending a
wsek viii her parents in Kingston, Mass.
Mr. Eiiph lni Miss Bessy johnson leave
this morning for Chicago and the Worlds
Far
Mr.. e. r. Whiltcn left for Beverly,
Mas, "Wednesday to visit her mother and
SISTER
L.t rorut.h. ESD and Mrs. Cornish
arrived houe on the afternoon of the
Fourth
Clarence l.. Mitchell of warcham, Mass.
y" N the city Wednesday, the guest of
FL. C. Ilulo.
Miss taunly Truttcr has gone to ocean
FONT Ia 'Pcui few weeks it'll her sister,
Mrs F T. Noble.
Hon II VI Heath went To Skowhegsn
WFlnr'Jss 10 attend the july term of the
Nowcr'ct probate court.
Mr.. John Jsquuh of East Vassalhoro is
IN the ci5y visiting his son for few days
lie WAS accompanied by his wife.
STAT Bank Examiner c. X. Written left
wednesday for lIouIton, Presquc Isle, Car
ibon and Calais on official business.
Nr. Isaac + Thompson, who has been
Ill since spring with bad attack of rheu-
maii'm. Is now able to he out and about.
Gen anil Mrs. Henry Boynton left Au-
gn''a Wednesday afternoon for Lake Win
dermrre in nifty. Waldo county, on a fish
ing irir
ten II. VI. rlaistcd. wife and daughter :,
went 10 Exeter Wednesday for weeks
'''i. They will spend the greater part of
Inc summer al Poland Springs.
Fred s Thompson, instructor in manual
tf'iuiOg in the penns, lvsnia State Institu-
hon Tor the Bind at Philadelphia, is at his
houe in town for the summer vacation.
Miss Hattie Smith of Recalling, Mass, is
N'i'ins at The home of Chester A. Messer.
T. l.. Davis of New York city is the guest
OF J. W Beck Mr. Davis is an Augusta
boy
Mrs Sara' Woart and Miss Lucy Ian
caster who have been spending the pas, Is
months travelling through Europe, have ar
l'ea in Boston, where they are spending a
lev weeks with friends.
Mrs. s. Frothinsham AMI her laugh
'e' Miss Mabel rockingham, ave On
train No. Il at so o'clock. THURSDAY
us'nIns. for Chicago anil the Worlds Fair.
iaet vii return i'll August 10y way OF
Washington, u, C., where tIhy will 'isit
relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06
ITO MINERS KILL
The Thorn Mill Disastsr-Hosk
Going On.

LONDON, July 5.-The worl
the living miners and recoveriI
of the dead is being pushed
possible in Ingrams' colliery,
Yorkshire, the scene of yeste
sion that entombed l45 men.
Miners are working way into
most workings of the pit as exI
can be expected and bodies
miners have been sent to
Other bodies can be seen in di
of the mine pinned down wit
timber, but it will require SO
skill to remove them.
Some of the men who escape
of the explosion were killed by
The air in the pit is comparativ
lay aud this leads to the hope
men may have reached places q
are still alive. 1t is believed
were killed.
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"a a
| that she will 90, |. .l,b
,ba,rs.a,,,has,,;, n =
/ To comm.nc. h,,un wb.,b
| H,a,es war;. . ,;,,,. ,o,,,I
h,s.,,,, 80, 80, n.
| u, t.,
e s's"' i"'ii
'o'' MOTT : VINO was o
oat came TO A'aerics early
was one Of the signers Of
of Independence, and was
who furnished eonsiderah,.
for Geore,s wasb,,o,,n -
war with
Morris sou,sS., Nh. u.
America Ia ph;iaJ.,nh;.
| the farons .xn'.,,;,;a, II
wallis was begun b.,issusIf
Of his personal notes 10 II
ton in provisions and munf(
Patriot Morris disi o.
Philadelphia
old and Poxrr,x a
Tb.rs w.s a. ~. III
a. us uea
gny.rnmsn, a,n,.,,. .n
nand;n. n san. 'i =, ~
and nov adSi,, . -. !. we" ,"s h
sx, wh;oh ~ 49, y"
0O in round nnmt,ors amy
Mrs Sns.n cn,,ns,, nj
descandan, ~ ~. -. -"
a. 80 XVes, Th;,,r 81, 20
n,.onasas -; .'y.'our.
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HELPS the READING
Judge Dallas Grants Right to
$500, 900 in Certificate

P'nLApELrHIA, July G.--JudI
in the United States circuit co
issued a decree confirming the
Master George l.. Crawford and
ing the receivers Of the Philadt
Reading Railroad and Coal
Companies to issue certificates
of the railroad to the a
81 5i5 ,523, and on behalf of the
Iron Company to the extent of
The certificates will bear interest
cent per annum.
Judge Dallas also filed an on
missing the petition of eBondhoI
Lornie of Scotland, for leave to
as n party plaintiff in the Thoma.
rcceivership suit against the Reat
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Marrnio.

CTMRkgLANn
S'fth hsrpsvril -Juuc H. Mr.. Htui,l T. Skei-
~ ~ North fisrT>w,il, add M,.e Car =. k,ei :
Aa'cn Of Bfaaswtrk
kNHN-
"a, .t'hi-hp jane -. Charles c Richardson OF
"ns'stsi1t'. and Georgia AarioH Of FRIENDSHIP
asiee : Howe. both of I inealpyillr; June Il,
~ sst1 g. Aeln;esa and Mrs. Amelia u. skinner,
oo'h OF kocktaad.
HtNCosk.
1910 i'cer Isle June Is. Can. Edward i.
saasit and Alice H., daughter III Capt. ard Mrs
~ itassell, both of Deer Isle.
.t srsnuile. Deer isle--.Iaue ltFercvS Taurston
-yaih Deer islc. aud M,ggle Mcdonald OF
Nesoatyport, Mass
SOMERSET.
mss.m0nt July 4. by nr. WIN. Mclaughlin
hoara < aasitn of rarkman. and Nj f.a cu"i
o"afn OF Harmony.
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Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers II
Lincoln county for the week ending July
/, 1898.
E.a,fuBAf Jacob +. Fuller to Antoinette Il
Fuller, land, etc, sio0, same to sam land. etc
~ .
EpDkooMB-Ruth A. Lawson to Joseph s. herr
lug. land, ts,j.
N,,pfFn ,go John W. Palmer to Henry h
rnlnur, hand, Slan- az
hs1 roEr-iieni :. jewrtt rt a. to John
Walker land. $50. Martin V. fOwlcs est of 10
:, ., Patterson. land, Sa6.5i.
WuIrEfIEIp--M d. Litile to Horace d. heh
ur,Iv land, 1880.
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franklin.

Following are the real estate transfers
for Franklin county for the week ending
july L. 1898.
FAEMtSGroS-rbomas Davis to Joel 7. Barrett
band and buildings, <bin, Charles H. voltage u
Henry NJ Bailey, land and buildings, 5000.
FEErNAS- Sarah r. Gammon of Arson to JON
r. Briggs OF New Vineyard. land, so.
MILruS-H Stinsou Ioughton to Miltoi
HOLMES. land, Sl2b.
SrnnSa 4 Avpy-Siias Bur nix estate to FIRE.
A. i.urlank homestead, 5000.
WtLp-,iro. VI. and +. II, Holmes of tardine
to G. r. blanchard. land. II and val con
NEW NISIy ARD--teoBard liacsett 10 Nara 4
IL Ic kett nrefni.es. H2ln.
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF ST.
FINE CLOTH RlNDlNG Enbsssed In Gold and Ink,

lace Vi are nIuItlIuue. ne acclaimed: "Here
are flowers from the grave Of Thomas JEFF
ferson, a mighty hero, OF the days Of Amer
Ian independence"
Then, lsying down the flowers and pick
ing up = sword with a magnificent gilded
scabbard, he continued, with increased
dramatic effect As he waved il around his
head Here is is u sword of another de-
fender of America. Andrew Jackson" A
great shout went up from the throng, and
at this moment big rAindrsps commenced
To fall, the sky having been'gradually over
casting since the commencement of the ex-
ercises.
at is going to rain" shouted the MAYOR,
but do you think that our forefathers.
who died for you, cared for the rains"
mighty shout Of No" came in re-
spouse.
The supreme moment is at hand" con-
tinued the mayor, whose watch denoted
that 1t was within minute of noon. For
moment the multitude stood breathless.
Venerable Mrs. Stafford, shaking and
trembling in every limb, uprose and
yrasped the cord of the tlsgpole.
The moment is here" shouted the may |
or. roar of cannon, and then with pal |
sled fingers the old lady drew the cord |
toward her, and Paul Jones flag, old and |
faded, but still priceless emblem of lb- |
erty, went up to the top of the pole in full |
view OF the throng. simultaneously Mayor
Harrison again grasped the Jackson sword
and brandishipg it over his head, shouted,
above the roar of cheers: Men and wo.
men of America: Let every American
swear at this moment, and by this sword,
that he stands ready to draw his sword in
the defence of this country"
Forward to the stand, like the roar of a
, tidal wave sweeping inland, came the
voices of tens of thousands of resOlute men
mi the weaker voices of thousands of the
,entler sex, Yes, yes We swear from
be balconies of the structures behind and
We fore. to the north and snntl. dnmn from |
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Ring about hin
w so much in.
ill be compelled
Gr that he may
Ppecial meeting
be President TO
fie present and
Observe his re-
- get all posi-
pm. A similar
puse here for a
p year. Sur
b attendance on
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wrfs At Mnpoa.



a. sancirg party recently held i
..,us. young man vas sitting With
-, Young married woman. A coupa
ru.osdea .losIs by them. The maj
r., fellow whom both the FRI" coupl
- bat tie girl was stranger 4
= FRI, yoang man who vas much i'm
$780, by her beauty. IIe-we viii cal
W. asked the young marie,
~o,.n slio her pretty friend was.
WY, fon you remember Anons Ne
.,r .he a.ked. ''Don's you recall he,
-, btre a couple of years sgosT
rAs name sss familiar and Mr.. A
.',,,sl, though, Of hi, dr-t meeting witt
VS. senao-
sAor,lv sf.er the conversation he saw
..,,,be gfi was .itting alone, her partner
..,,,g zone ont to e., her an ice.
sosr. /. slipped over and approaching
A. ,oang lsiy with his blandea manner,
..o, hrb he prides himself, said, with
-,,.ed sor,Ilality and in gently ehidins
-. Of an .otry to see, Miss Memo. thai
IN. have forgotten me.
The ari took his ontstretcbed hand and
,s..ered frankly that she had.
Iasr few minutes Of pleasant chat the
...,g mans Dnlucky star prompted him
:. ,ua,le 20 the circumstances Of their
A., mss,iae. II vas An unfortunate move
g., ,be youns lady instantly stated that
"a mistake as she had not been in
..ru.,, then II turned out that Mr.. A.
,.d nired her mp with young lady Of
,,,c,ly the sane name from the same town,
,bo had also visited in Augusta.
Although hi. bIander resulted IN a Pleas
Ant arqaatnlanreship 1t Is doubtful if that
,ouag mar viii take girl To task again for
nd remembering han until he is sure that
he has me, her
hsa. after the same party that another
g0ung bhI"i N""'"' '"""' ''~'A 'N'
SIDE her own home minus ia'ch Key Her
husband vas away ana II was "hiy WIN tue
greste't 'litheuiiy ana Hit'r u long walt That
she sgcreedeh ia a"ukehifs bcr coachh'ah
and 20 getting ill.,
j." nov f''
oui sac your "" ''"'' 'i''' "'' d
cold n'sh- y ''o'y u" I''' 'aA'' o'''
sei'h '''' 1t '''' 'Nf' '''' - r'r''"'
sm''h 'o'''' ~" '''"s " ''''"' -, o''
hs ''i'"' ''''''''@
Two u'' wv fY
home 10 "'' ~ '''" a. s"'' ''".'.'
the hou'' "'' @"' ''' co."
eaTFasT' inv" "''' ''''''''' '','''
Ffed 'o'' '''' ''' ''', Nv '"'
she mas n.'' o'' III w. WV ".'o
"A'" "'''
Hff N"''' " go ''''' F''
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Stripes.

ShipoS.
sg the Fourth of
is Fair the most
essed here took
8 Harrison arose
by the multitude
! enthusiastic ~
lent Stevenson.
nfiyely to all he
the tens of thou
~ state in the
the face of the
ing energy Chi
llding the great
length on the
! of July, and
serving it.
!ess the mayor
Stepping to the
ch of red and
NO than, IN tha
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tsa. after the same party that another
,oqng narfied woman found herself out
ado her own home minus latch key Her
hn.b.n4 ga. away and 1t was only with the
rre.te,t ltHeully and after long wait that
.ss .scrgeded III awakening her coachman
and ~ getting 10,
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PORTS.
ce Of Trade is

. Worth
charge of the
'asury depart
option of the
i earlier than
! statement of
{ the Unite l
De usefulness
|s.ics will b.
be countrt if
ell until they
no busin,ss
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l-NOONn-in my mawing field. an old sab OF :
IL bay horse, covered with wosnds and bruises
Owner can have ham BY lssinx charges. ID, l.
J. Croker. iaeestsf
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orthyb BY
print e
they are
jour
are sent
fame.
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TRusrtks-Wm. \. badger, Artemxs libby.
!. u. Marley, l., {. Cornish. Lcnisll ritccNb.
t~possts received All PLACED On intercst NJ
nr.i day Of every month.
Iu'errst paid or credited On account On the hrs1
"Wednesday Of February aud August.
Opposite arr exempt by lsw frm all taxrs. a14
accssipts arr strictly confidential.
Especial privileges Afforded 20 ExecutcPs. A
miatstrsiors. Guardians, Trus ccs, married wo1n.
en ana minors,
aprhltf kDWlNC. UIDlEY, TrvsA.
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I'd pointed
was dra-
,nlents that
|in,e. Then
preliminary
arnis com
Spsnglel
wed in I'M
atl Mayor
|clei, and
FerP waved
] jackson
4 song as
iunpf shall
home of the
MY of en-
be assem-
| the Paul
'eature of
rcss.
b lge Nor
and Miss
rctrit: but
The West
from the
", where
! east. and |
slng mes |
EELY, ! |
10: |
4 sounded |
II at noon |
and this |
aging of |
he grand |
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-08-25
AYoung RUSSIANS Fate.

''Why does Russia linger in ignor-
ance2" answered David s. Jordan.
''Let me tell you story. When I was
in college at Cornell there came q
bright young Russian to study by the
name of Dabroiohoff. The young man
was of quick preceptive powers and
deeply interested in the progressive
practical sciences and questions. He
studied very hard for four years, did
much more work than any single term
required, and graduated with the
honors of his class. He removed to
New York aud entered into success
ful practice of civil engineering. Some
time later learned that he had gone
back to his native land. L heard no
more of this young man outside of o
few scientific articles i'll some European
magazines for nearly ten years. While
making tour of Europe I bethought
myself of him and wondered why his
brilliant parts had not long since
brought him into prominence. In
Russia I made inquiries and there
learned, to my astonishment and sor-
row, that the student had been sus.
pected of treason, tried and sentenced
to Siberia, where he had died in filth
and chaius. ST. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat