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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-15
NY NURSE AND I.

My gentle nurse has hair Of gold,
And eyes OF heavenly blue
Beneath her snowy cap they CLEAN,
So winning, sweet anu true.
The rustic Of her fresh, print gown
The patter OF her feet
Her low voice In the evening time
Are so much music-sweet
She raises me with gentle care
And turns my pillow Oft
And smoothos my fevered, throbbing brow
With palm so cool and soft.
She huns an air when lights are low,
To soothe me in my care.
And, e'er miss ner from my side,
Again she's standing there
do not speak my love-and She
She loves as well as l.
oh, could have my gent lc nurse,
My gentle nurse for aye!
touch her golden curls-she smiles
But will not draw away;
And when seek to take her hand
She does not say me nay.
Could but speak and urge the thing
think she'd stay-all told
Iguess know q thing or two,
Though only two weeks old.
A. Manning in Puck.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-15
Some Resemblance.

Mrs. Spinkers-Do you think my
daughter viii ever make pianistP
Prof. 6peeler-Vell, nod know.
HAS she any Of the qualities Of Z
good musician?'
"Ysh. Vun."
"That's encouraging What Is that?''
"Her hair ees long. IN. Y. Weekly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-15

ut coat Columbus only about eight
Thousand dollars to discover America. I"
''Is that all? Then he certainly did
not tip the waiters Truth,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-15

Augnstus--Le Let's take promenade
Cholly Cawp't 10 Il. me boy. ~
~ y pelse tleee y stent ~ 4thesq laWsl
4 : I
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-15

l. L authorita-
t i v G opinion
west of t Ii e
Mississippi riv-
e T. j S agreed
that, with the
exception o f
the Indian, the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
ROBBED THE MAILS.
Two Yoang Postal Clerks Who Stole and
Destroyed Letters.

Two Young Postal Clerks Who Stole and
Destroyed Letters.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HALEY. Idaho. May 27.-Postal In
spectors c. L. Wayland and NJ. G. Fosnes
arrived this morning to look into some
postal Irregularities on tho Camas Prairie
route, issuinR from HALEY. They wcro
accompanied by Deputy United States
Marshal G. c. Haincs. Shortly after their
arrival, two young residcnts OF Camas
Prairie were taken into custody. They
are Philip Ottus Koonce Of Humphreys.
Logan county. and Walter L. Dougherty
Of Soldier, Logan county. Inspscsoe
Wayland complains OF Koonce and Ius
spector Fosnes swears 10 the complaint
against Doug.rtcrty. Tho charge against
both 10 secretly embessling and destroy.
ing valuable letters in November last.
Koonce has confessed. He, being mail
carrier, agreed with DouRherty. deputy or
assistant postmaster at Soldier. TO steal
the letters and destroy them after abb
stracting the money they contained Tlere
having been many complaints about ir-
regularities on this route for several
months past, which put the department
on the watch, resulting ~ above. II is
claimed that their pcculations aggregate
several hundred dollars. The accused
were arraigned In the probate court this
afternoon whom their preliminary exam
ination was set for Tuesday next at 10
o'clock in order To allow time to secure tho
attendance Of witnesses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
TESTING THE MONTEREY.
The Coast Desssss Ship Starts 90 hcI
Trial Trip.


The Coast Desssss ship asarts 90 Her
Trial Trip.
VALLEJO, CAL, May 27.--Last night Capt.
L. Kempfft. commanding tho Monterey,
reported the ship ready for her trial trip.
and by direction of tho hoard Of naval In.
spectors. iines were made fast to one Of
the buoys In tho stroam and the moorinss
were cast on from the quay walls and the
ship hauled out into tho stream whore she
remained during the night. Shortly after
dark, the inspectors commenced thsir ON.
ciai task by iustituting thorough tnspee-
ton and examination Of the electric light
plant, lights and telephones. which were
subjected to rigid tests and found 20 bs
satisfactory In every particular. The
board then went into executive session.
reviewing the orders Of tho secretary Of
the navy regarding the trial and mapping
out series Of tests to which the Monterey
will bs subjected during her trial trip.
Promptly at 1850 this morning. this
board reconvened and ordcre1 the moor
ings cast of. The Monterey steamed
down the hay under half speed. THIS aft.
ernoon the auxiliary machinery ives
tested and the main engines wero treated
to a series OF experiments. Before leAv.
ing the navy yard Il was said by Q member
OF the hoard that the Monterey would an
chor In tho bay above San Francisco to-
night, 90 as TO catch the carly tide to-mor-
row and proceed out through the Golden
Gate to tho trial grounds. The Monterey
has full complement Of men. 10 fully
equipped and has zoo tons of lead slowed
aboard, representing the weight Of her
turrct arInor. Several newspaper mon
were on board.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
EASILY DISCOURAGED.
An Ex-Mayor Of Tacoma Ends His Life
At ChlcaRn.

CHICAGO, May 27.-S. c. whselwright.
ex-mayor Of Tacoma, WASH, committed
suicide at room ut the home OF Edwin
Williams, . week ago last Thursday night.
This was conceded by his relatives this
evening, In the face of tho coroner's ver-
diet that death was accidental. His
friends and relatives In this city at
tempted to keep the facts Of his death
from the public aud his less intimate
friends were told thnt he died suddenly
from natural causes. Thursday. Nav IL,
the coroner was notified by W. 4. Wills.
nephew OF the deceased, and an inquest
was held the same day. Only relatives OF
tho Williams family were present and
the proceedings have been kept
secret. Mr.. wheelwright had lived
at the house for several weeks.
On the evening Of May II. when he went
10 his rooms. he was restless and his &C.
tions were peculiar. He left the house for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
HALF A MILLION.


That 10 the Number of Guests Expected
ut the Fair To-day.
CHICAGO, May 27.-To-morrow will be
the first open Sunday at the worlds fair.
II promises to be great success. Every
body connected with the exposition was
busy all day, preparing 10 handle tho
largest crowd yet on tho grounds, to-
morrow. There have becn 700 tickets
oEadmission prepared for use, and all the
transportation routes have their entire
facilities ready for service tomorrow.
Word has been received from surrounding
towns that excursions will be run, and a.
together. with fair weather which IL now
promised. there 10 every prospect OF q sue
cessfui day. Notwithstanding the heavy
clouds which hung over tho White City,
thousands came out early and their mum.
her Increased until II 10 estimated that
5000 are on the grounds tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
TROUBLE OVER ART.


= ~ ny tno puttoU ctotDs
Accepted ny France.
CHICAGO, May 37.-Halsey c. Ives, head
of tho art department of the worlds fair,
has aroused the wrath Of the gentlemen
In charge Of the French art exhibit at the
fair and A. A. Anderson, an artist Of New
York. In the French department is o pic
turc painted by Anderson, entitled,
"Woman Taken In Adultery" When
Anderson offered II for exhibition In tho
United States art department Il was re-
fused. tho reason being given that II 10
immoral. Several foreign countries at
once offered Anderson space for the pic.
ture and he accepted the courtesy of
France. To-day Ives visited the French
department and caused . cloth TO DO
stretched before the picture. The French
gentlemen strongly objected and threat
ened to take the mattes into the courts
and have Ives aud his crimson cloth en-.
Joined.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
LviNo IN STATE.
Confederate vstsraas SHOW Thsip Respect
for Je6-rson Davis.

Confsderatc vetsraas Hhow Their Respect
for Je6.rson Davis.
NEW ORLEANS. May 27.-Ths remains Of
tho late ex.presidsnt Of tho southern con-
fedsracy wero removed this evening from
the vault where they have had temporary
resting place for three years and half, to
Memorial hall, whore they are TO bs in
state until transferred to the funeral train
that 10 to hear them to Hollywood csme-
terry, Richmond. which ieavos here to-
night. The transfer Was made early and
privately at the family's request. A
mounted escort Of the army Of Northern
Virginia veterans, conducted tho casket in
q closed hearse 10 Memorial hall. Hero II
was received in silence by the United Con.
fetierste Veterans, placed on catafalque
and exposed to public view. The Virginia
veterans marched behind the hearsc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
OUR HOUSE Is DARK.
Montana's Commissioners Refuse 70 Pay
In Advance.

montSnss ommisssOoers hetuse 70 ray
In Advance.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
CHICAGO, May 2T.-Tho Montans state
building will be opened to tho public to-
morrow. the same ms II 10 every other day
In the week. Owing 10 the action that
was taken In the state some time ago on
the Sunday opening question, the com.
missioners present had no choice In the
matter. even had they proposed TO close
il. But the building will not bc open In
the evening. The electric light company
that has theeiahtinR Of the other parts OF
the grounds. demands an advance pay
ment of s7ss for the summers lighting
and Montana refuses to pay It. Conse-
quently the building will be closed at @
O'Clock until the electric light company is
willing to mako moro satisfactory ar.
rangemenfa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
KAmendsss. the EH-Coavtct. Arrestsd
For Stealing

komondson, ths Eh-Coovtcf, Arrestso
For Stealing.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BILLINGS, May 27.-Three men. giving
their names as James Hall. Charles smith
and Edmondsou. were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Ramsey aud q posse on Spring
creek ON the Crow reservation, for steal
ing wagon belonging To Aba fsnton.
They had. In addition to the wagon in
question, q buggy, lumber wagon and five
horses. and were making their way to
Wyoming. They CLAIM TO have come
from Butte. Hall aud Edmondson are
ex-couvicts. They were brought back to
Billings and will have an examination
Monday. Another Edmondson Is still ut
large on tho reservation and will
b brought IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
SHOT BY BANDITS.
Desperadoes Attack Tive Dstectivss In
California.

visALiA, CAL, May 27.--Two detectives
named Black and Burns. who have been
hunting for tho train robbers, SontaR aud
Evans. met the fate of all other detect.
ives who have been hunting for these no
torious bandits. The detectives were oc-
cupying cabin near this city and tho
bandits. learning tire fact through
friends, sought out the detectives and
fired on them rs they were returning to
the cabin last night. The shots wounded
Black In tho arm and thigh. Burns es-
capped and. thinking his companion dead,
came here for help. Black rrawied into
the cabin and fired several shots Mt tho
rctreatinR bandits aud is thought to have
wounded one Of them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28

PHILADELPHIA, May 37.-Horticuiturs
hall was Quilted by firs to-day. A candy
exhibition was being hsld In the building.
The exhibitor loss Aggregates $4,000
with an insurance Of about one half. The
structure was damaged to tho extent ee
sso.00. which 10 covsrsd hv. insuraaess,
Other Losses were t7,Qn Insursds
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
he MANAGED MARY.
Death ot the Father of Our Celebrated
Actress

Actress
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 27.--A private
cablcgram resolved here this morning,
announced the death of DIR. Hamilton
Griffin, step-father Of Mary Anderson
Navarro, after an illness or several weeks.
DR.. Hamilton has been in bad health for
nearly . year. being . sufferer from
Bright's disease. In 1857 DR.. Griffin
married the widow OF Charles Henry An.
dsrson, mother Of Mary Anderson Ma.
vArro. In 1875 DR.. Griffin gave up practice
and used all his influence toward getting
Mary Anderson upon the stage. Her great
success was due. in = largo measure, to
DIR. GrifIin's untiring excrtions. Since re-
tirina froLi this management. DR.. Griffin
has spent most of his timo abroad.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
GUN CLUB CONTEST.
Misseuis's shoetisss EsJoy Their weekly
Mesting


Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssorLA, May 27.--Ths regular weekly
medal shoot Of tho Missoula Rod and Gun
club took place this afternoon at the
clubs grounds in South Missoula. The
weather was fins and the attendanco
large. The conditions were; Is blue
rocks, 16 and Is yards rise. The scors
complete is NJ follows: W. II. Mace. Q;
II. A. Stephens, q; 7. s. Jones, 10; DE-.
Hanson, q; DIR. Parsons. 4; J. NJ. Evans. z;
A. b. Ferguson, II; DR.. Ellis, q; Frank
Woody. 4; c. T. Searles, II; Will Cave. 10;
X. Rogers. II; w. X. Brnyton, II; J. x.
Wood, o; &. X. Prescott, Z; r. Burslin, o.
The gold medal for the week falls to r.
Rogers. the silver modal, to w. r. Bray.
ton aud as q result Of . shoot-oR On this
tic. tho leather medal goes 10 Frank
Woody,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
MoNrANA's DELEGATES.

Cosches Tuesday.
special Dispatch to the Standard
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Montana Colum-
bian club has made arrangements to go
In o body to tho unvcilinR Of the silver
statue. The Columbian Coaching club
has furnished II taliy-ho coaches for the
use Of tho party aud they will drive To the
fair grounds, leaving the headquarters on
Michigan avenue at I o'clock. Tuesday
afternoon. The ceremonies in the mining
building will begin at 3 o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
lsa.s Hail Yesterday.
A FAMILY JAR.

Husband ssa wife shoot se Each Other
for Emphasis.
Special Dlspssch TO tho Standard.
BozEhAN. May 27.--At about 6 o'clock
p. M, shooting scraps occurred on Mar
ceiius street between James Fisher aud
his wife. Louise touison Fisher. witt
ncsses say that Mrs. Fisher fired tho flrst
two shots, after which Fisher responded.
The only damage done vas the loss TO
Fisher Of . piece Of his ear by bullet
taken into custody late tonight and were
released on SOD bonds. The complaint i'm
each case charges assault with intent 10
murder. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher have been
separated for about . month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
BootN Is PallinR.

NEw YORK. May T.-Edwin Booths
physician said when be isfs his patient to-
night: "Booth's condition 10 much more
serious than il has been for some time.
lie IL weaker and has been partially un-
conscious since afternoon. He cannot
recognise anyone. Without q great rally,
Il 10 doubtful u he rscovers from this last
attack"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28

WHITE PLAINS. n. T.. May 27.-Chisf Of
Police Patrick Cash of Williams Bridge
shot and killed James Cieary OF that town
last night aud ls now In the county Jail
charged with murder. II IL said that the
shooting was prompted by row over .
division OF work on the highways.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
FOUND A DEAD BODY.
soldiers at Fort Missoula Discover Z
Corpse In the River.
specia, Dispatch TO the Standard.

MrssorLA. May T.-This morning at
about 0 o'clock. q body was seen floating
down the Bitter Root river near Fort Mis-
soula by three soldiers. but they were un-
able TO recover II. II IL supposed TO have
been the body Of one of the men drowned
some days ago on tho West Fork, while
endeavoring to free o log jam.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28

The up town dry goods houses are maxi
Ing some great displays Of spring novel
ties this month. The Counell Co. especlAlty
show new and elegant goods. This vsek
the new imporistions are In lsces. among
which are tho D'Areensan Pt. D'France.
D'Bruges. Margots. Bourdons, aud many
others. and some exquisite novelties In
veilipgs and chinons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-28
THE SPORTING WORLD.
San Frsncisce rret'tsg Races 0pss ASS
P'ciously-At 9ravesead

San Franeisce rrets1sg uacss Opsa ASS
P'ciously-At 9rsvesssd
SAN FkAScIsco, May 27.-Finc weather
marked the opening day OF the Pacific
Coast Trotting Horse Brscders' associa-
tion. Tho biggest crowd that has been
at any trotting event In tho city for years
gathered.
The rssults were: One mile; 2 In 3;
2:2s class-Flors won; Red, second;
Menlo Falls, third. Time, 2:27. Ono and
one-eiahth miles; trotting dash for A-year-
olds-Kittie b. won; Antioch, second;
Hera, third. Time, 2:42,i. Pacing; one
mile; Gin S-Ashtoa won; Orlando, Sec
ond; Loas. third. Time. 2.77. Special
tros; oas and ons-eiehth miles dash--Ot-
tineer zen; Wanda. second; Edsnia,
mile dash-Langford won; Here, second;
Abantero. third. Time, 4:oit1.
Banqsst woa.
GRAvGsESp. May H.-Ths track was
fair. Six furlongs- Stonsnsli won; Bo!.
ero, second; Lyceum. third. Time. :lb3<.
One mile aud . sixtsenth--Dscspt won |;
Loneheach. second; Speculation. third.
Time. i:isH Five furlonGs- Domino
won; Dobhins, second; Joe Ripley. third.
Ti,ne. :0iX. Ono mile and Q quarter
banquet won; LonRstrset. second. Two
starters. Time. 2:N. Five furlouss-
Dolly colt won; LesblA colt, second; The
bully. third. Time. :o2k. Five furiones
Josie Won; Hamilton, second; dead
heat for third between Ciarus and CAL
ando. Time, ioaA.
Won by Vale.
New YoRK. May 27.-Ths eighteenth
annual intercollegiate athletic games wcrs
held this afternoon and Yale carried on
the honors. winning the intercollegiate
cup with nearly IL points 10 spare. Hsr.
ward was second; Psnnsylvauia, third !;
Princeton. fourth; Wesleyan. Nth !;
Brown, sixth; Columbia, seventh. The
two-mile bicycle record was lowered 10 8
minutes II 2-5 seconds by w. II. Gleuny.
IT,, of Yale. who also covered 10 feet ~
inches In polo vaulting; {. T. Bucholiz OF
the University Of Pennsylvania cleared 10
feet iOk inches, beating his old record by
thrcc-eights OF an Inch. Another record
Was lowered by w. O. Hickok Of Yale.
who put the i6-pound shot q fest u OF IN
inch, beating the old record by 2x inches.
Haze Hail Yesterday.
Al Louisville--No Ranio; rain.
Al Boston-7; Washington, Z; II In.
nings.
Al New York;; Philadslphia, &
| Al Pittsburg-I; Cincinnati. 4.
A. Baltimore-l5 Brooklyn. q.
| A. Cleveland-2; st. Louis, g.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-03

The Committee on Pacific Railroads, OF
which Senator Brice is Chairman, has
been preparing, since the appointment
OF receivers OF the Union Pacific rail-
road became assured, to undertake an
investigation into the condition Of the
governments security. Senator Brice
has been in consultation with the Attor-
ney-General, and they have procured
the appointment Of George III. Hoadley
az special counsel to represent the gov
ernment.
Curtis OF Kansas introduced a bill 10
discontinue the office OF Collector Of
Customs at number OF ports in the
United States. Among the places
specified are. Humboldt, Eureka, Cal.
Southern Oregon, Coos Bay, Or, and
/ Yaquina, Or, The work at these porte
is to be completed in thirty days and
consolidated with adjoining districts, AZ
the Secretary Of the Treasury may deem
prudent. Curtis says that the receipts
at these points are less than the ex-
penses.
Samuel Blackwell, Third Auditor oil
the Treasury, in his annual report
states that during the past year there
has been an enormous increase In the
pension disbursements. The number
Of vouchers paid by the pension agents
has increased year by year from ,226,-
ll9, involving $b9, ,a08 Sol, in 1888, to
5000, ,00a, involving sl55,0Tl ,b06 9s, in
/ 1HNp Thtu Ia. un ~ NM
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-03
PURELY PERSONAL.

Queen Victoria has been photographed
634 times since abe came to the throne.
The Duo de Galliera is said to possess
collection Of stamps valued at El50, 600.
The Gar Of Russia despite his great
size ia a very plain eater. AT State din
ners he rarely takes anything but soup
and dessert.
Mrs. Abram Hewitt has inherited Pc
ter Cooper's old Dutch Bible, which with
its data Of family history makes very Gu
rious reading
Ex-Secretary Of War Endicott is hav-
ing the old Peabody mansion at Danyers,
Mass, repaired, and,he intends TO make
it his permanent home.
The Oldest soldier in the British army
is Field Marshal Sir Patrick Grant. He
ie 80 years old, and joined the army in
the very year the Duke Of Cambridge
was born.
Miss Agnes Melby Of New Richland,
MINI, who recently graduated at St.
Olaf's College, Northfeld, is the first
lady to take full course at a Norwegian
American College.
Horace Boies has never used tobacco
In any form, and is unacquainted with
the taste Of liquor, and perhaps his only
profanity was when he swore in as the
Governor Of Iowa.
Mrs. Frances Crosby, authorizes Of
"Eafe in the Arms Of Jesus" and 3,00t
other hymns, is "a years old. She lives
in New York, and has been blind since
she was 6 weeks old.
Miss Lucille Rodney, who has won 9
wager by walking from her home in Gal.
weston, Tex, to the Worlds Fair, count.
ing the ties all the way, made $500 OF
the journey, selling her photographs.
Mrs. Cleveland commenced while al
Gray Gables to collect shells and Eas
Indian curioe, which were picked up By
the old sea captains and presented Il
her. Her collection 10 said to numbel
many quaint objects.
Prof. Benjamin Sharp Of Philadelphia
| is visiting the Sandwich Islands in th,
interest Of the Academy Of Natural Sci
ences Of the Quaker City for the purpos
Of collecting specimens Of natural his
tory. He will visit the aboriginal buria
caves.
Il Admiral Dot, the Lilliputian, who i
lnow cigarette advertisement in Chi
cago, is only 48 inches high, but be re
ceiyed telegram the other night tha
made him feel as big az Grover Cleye
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-03
BUSINESS BREyITIEs.

1t is estimated that the average net
earnings Of the electric lamps in London
is about 10 shillings each year,
In the production OF glass jewels Hun
gary leads the world. The work is done
almost entirely by the peasant class.
About 100000 worth OF pearls have
been taken from the waters Of Wiscon-
sin streams during the last few years.
A new invention is an attachment for
q horses bride, by means Of which the
animal may carry q lamp on its head.
Daniel Harbold of Berks county, Pa,
has peach tree on his premises which
has borne good fruit for seventy years.
The Manufacturer Record Of Balti-
more publishes q list Of SOP industrial
concerns established in the South since
July i.
Idaho has produced nearly 1872, ,O00, 900
of gold concurrently with $42, ,000, 600 Of
silver. The two products are mined to-
gether.
Forty thousand boxes OF fall-made
cheese have Just been sold by Mon
treal dealer to an English house for
500, 900.
Rhode Island has more abandoned
farms relatively than Massachusetts,.
New Hampshire and Vermont have fewer
than five years ago,
There is a pie factory in New York
that runs from 2 A. NJ. to 2p. NJ. six days
in the week and turns out 10000 pies a
day for the local trade alone.
B.F. Shuart Of Yellowstone county,
Mont. began farming in 1883 with $500
capital. In Nav. 1892, he sold out ranch,
buildings and stock for $4,000.
One Of the first companies to use the
vast rover which man has harnessed
Niagara Falls to supply him is concern
to produce aluminium on large scale.
s-m !, pa,ss.;na 10 an,aoad in the
now ;ndnstry of snnnlving water nom
the river Jordan to churches. 1t is put
up in sealed bottles, and ls sold by the
ease.
How time is passing in all parts OF the
world is the interesting story which
every day is being told BY twenty-five
clocks in the Terminal building Of the
worlds fair.
The crop OF the New York vineyards
this year is the largest ever raised
shout 5000 carloads. A quantity ol
grapes will be sent to England. The In
dustry is very profitable.
During the fiscal year ending June 30
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-03
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

r 8 ]. c0wAN
ChleI Jasnce o Bank
Hon j. W Banker.
Hon, j. W, ~
o Capitalist d MONTEITh Capitalist
The