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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Secret societies.


LEBANON LODGE, NO. 41, /, Q. o. F.-Meets
every Saturday evening at Odd Fellows Hail, al
O'Clock y. m. yrve ~ n
VIC. PETERSON, secty.
prap,REBEcCA LODGE, NO, ~. !. 0. Q. F.
Nessr Al q. b. r Rail FIRST and third Wednes
asv rygriisHs Of each month. onth.,, ~
pDIauE sALTMxRsH, sect'F
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Rsturjiss evening on Or before the full moon IN
each MDnth. NJ
q. ~ MILiaR, Bee.
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S,uN1agy evening at q. A. u. HAL.
Da. ]. 4. LAnhEnsoR, H. ".
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x,s.s.k Nrteas Carr, 10. 10. nav sf@&nao
saasas AF VEfAS-Meot In G. A. 4. Hail. a8pxnon
TT., every saturday evsning, excep& wse tnlss Iss
ssdtsrdAy 1sRach month, meetlne the sssfa FKs FKs
,ssv iurssaa, All beptARem Of the ssns o. Va
,sr5nreud. .vomrades sAe a. A. 3. Nsc rosdiAhI
slnytssa t0meet with IN Camp, ,...
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

the house, and that was the last time
saw him. did not ask him how he
had hurt Grubb. He said "We got in
to trouble, and we got into hell Of q:
shooting scrape,' and he thought he
had hurt Grubs pretty bad, When
We left him at Grubb's door he said III
am going into Grubb's anyway. ]
heard him talking to Gentry that eve
ming but he talks so much anyway
didn't know what he had said. came
back up here and met Wassom. After
l had gone home with Gentry and
walked back with Wassom, when I
came back Rice told me Wassom had
shot and killed Grubb. Wassom act-
ed like he was pretty full when I was
taking him home. I did not see pistol
or handle then. Wass0m never asked
me to go across the way and see some
fun-he only asked me to go over and
take drink. I knew they had had
trouble several months before. Mr..
Wassom at times drank considerable.
He had no hat on when I met him st
Reed's, and took him home. BE sAi6
he had lost his hat.
The following Il the report Of tho sx-
amining physician:
IL. A. LAmberson, do hereby cerss-
~ that en- . practising physiaaAs
and surgeon Of Lebanon. Oregon. !
have this day made b careful eHaast
nation Of the body sf 4. w. GEnkh,
dscsA. end And that his Asnsh 80
caused by gun Or pistol woands -
wound being lscAtsd p iReass TO- ~
left Of the sternum or breast bona, q
inches b the right Of lefs nipple; III
wound psnstzasips We lntssieF esths
cheat Or trunk Of body ts tbs dsptA o5
10 iRehas, ssveslng the ssassdins sesia
thsssbs sassipg itAaznss saAsh fsaA H.
ternai hsmerrhags.
J. A. G4Aaemzss
xfter hsaslas tha ,abnxa ssidsnss
the jsry rendered the following VI
die:
We NE jury saapAnsiisd anA ssn
By che Gsssaa5 VI LfaH asuney sE.,
saQaise in's0 sha Assss 6F ehe e pf
A. w. Grub nnd that he eepqS u btu
death by . pistol shet iiFs1 by he
handa Sf one u. sB0gfa, Oh the Oh
aay ef .FsSzasRy a. q osslssA ~ ~
moFning II faid day..
| R.w. IN. ssass, csu.s,a,
Jes. MATAa,
y.C. BEESn6,
9. u. Axss,
+ Sen.aAaBn@AA
AIS o'elssk preliminary trial wass
held bssss JAAAss EassA. Ths ssae
szas sspEsntsa By J,R :. MysAs eaA
the defendant by J. X. WeAfAgepsG
and 9. II. Garland. The defendant
waived sxsminasien and wss sRas eA
~ the .tSmAA Jary. OsAaeAAae Azss.
gan ssok Waseosa % Albany thk eve
ming. g4One witness for the stass
was required TO give bonds In el0o toF
his appeAsge@ before NE 0Haa
Tyuxy.
.TAs Assd va = ysaas u -,
end aav@ b .sids s@A sws ssaaz
He will be buried to.Eorrow at 10
o'clock ct the Mse0Ris eesnessry.
------sszzzns----~
A. ". Grub WIN born An Mo. I'm
llSsl, md wss o years I'D lat OcsaAaS.
He was married 10 Mlss Barah McTn-
tyre st Cisg Center, Kansas, In 1876
he hes been In the saloon business 10
Lebanon about year and . half. He
leaves wife and two children, one lit
tie girl aboutii years old and q little
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CALAMITY AT Fl. SCOTT.
fremont House, TT. Scott, KAN,
IN Ruins.
Nearly Seventy-Five Guests and Em-
ployes Buried in the Debris.


FoRr SCoTr, Kns-. June co. Az $50
o'clock Monday morning, without a
moments warming. the fremont house,
a fonr.stnry hrick structure, collapsed,
burying nearly seyentyilvc people In
the debris
The body Of young woman has becn
recovered
Three men were taisen ont soon after
ward bnt their injuries are such that
their deaths are expected In few
hours The lire department md hum
drcds ~ citizens ARE at work among
broken umbcrs, and nre stirrcd on in
their efforts Of rcacuc by cries aud
means 81 wounded people underneath
tho mass ~ debris
The ground floor Of the hotel was oc-
cnplcd hy stores many 81 which were
filled with customers
II II not known how many people arc
beneath the ruins, but II Is believed
that the death list win reach over
twenty
When the east wnli az Tho hotel fell
tho other three wallis werc left sthndr
ing The iircmcn rescued twcnty-thrce
persons by ladders who were clinging
TO THE windowsiils ~ the upper floors.
The work ~ rescue r. greatly re-
tar,led by tho dangerous condition Of
the remaining wallis Seven persons.
oil seriously lnjurcd. have bccn dug
ont Only ono dead body has SO far
been recovered
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gasherrd From AN Rar,. q she Country
~ Telegraph

t1ntherrd From All Parts ul the Countr1
- reaesUph
Charleston CIV Va. young men VIII
organize a new company Of the National
guard. n
Mr.. Edward Organ and Miss Dove
White were married 1T FL Wayne. Ind
There ought 70 be pcacr and harmony
in the family.
Omaha. were poisoned on lettuce salad,
A daughter Is dead bnt the rest Of tho
family may recover.
Taylor Monitor. crazy Negro In
jail OF ParkcrsburE, W Va, torc tho
steel bars oat of his cell, and for q time
held himself at bay from tho officers
GoidHhrough. Mort A Co, bankers
and merchants In Melbourne, have suS-
pended payment Their liabilities nrc
!, zoo, 900 poands sterling They arc ex-
pected to resume business shortly
Floating among the swans In Pros
pect park Lake. brooklyn, tho dead
body OF Mira Libbie Merryficid was dis.
covered Sunday morning. Mrs Merry
field had evidently committed suicide
while temporarily Insane.
"A telegram from Linn says the Peru
Wan government has suppressed. the
leading civil democratic newspapers In
Lima and the provinces on account ~
their support OF Gen. picreola for pres
idcnt A general press censorship has
been established
Harden and Glover. the two Amer
lean swindlcrs, arrested on May 2s. ne
Berlin. for theft. robbery, picking poek-
cts and confidence work, have confessed
to Ave big robbcrics. Pearls valued NJ
$4,000 marks, which they stole from
jewellers, have been recovered.
At Dcadwood, s. b. fire which broke
ont In q pile 81 cnrttweod containing
1905 cords, caused loss Of 5000. 900
TO the Homcstake and Associate Mining
Co. One thousand men are fighting
the flames, md all tho mines and mills
OF tho company are shut down
Charles Foster. conductor on tho
Michigan Central road was taken to
jackson, Mich, Sunday, fatally wound
ed He was coming cast on the cannon
ball freight and at Dowagiac put of
some tramps Ono Of them shot him
ltNltsts III Dttth with u IttAiNN'fG
wards making their escape.
Germany's greatest caricaturist, VIM
Sholz, OF the Klndderadatsch, Is dead.
and the loss TO German art and Ger-
man humor Is universally admitted TO
DO great Ills humor was brilliant,
and he was the first 70 draw the we'll
known caricaturc Of Prince bismarck,
with three hairs sticking upon his bald
head. an idea which was utilized by
other caricatuiists the world over.
Surgeon-Cicncral wyman. Of the Ma
rinc hospital service, referring to tho
outlook for cholera In the United
States says: .'Iyc have an even chanco
OF escaping the cholera altogether this
year. Should II arrive IL will certainly
not become epidemic Its non-appcar.
ance thus far proves that no germs
have lived over the winter In this coun-
try, as It was feared might happen
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

ECKELS. SAFEGUARDS.
rhe Controller 81 thn cnrrency'a Ideas o.
Bank Protection.

The controller ~ thn rnrrency'a Ideas or
HANK Protection.
WAnntNarox, June 20. ~ In his annual
report ia Congress Controller Of tho
Currency Eelscls viii probably rccom-
mend some new Legislation 10 throw
SIN greater safeguards around national
banks md increase the snfcty ~ their
business One changes that hris think
ing ~ proposing is II. regard ~ the
amount 81 capital stock that must be
paid Ia before hank can begin
business Under the law as IL
stands III present d bank can
begin business NJ soon na fifty
per cent u It's capital Is paid In, and
this makes It possible for any set Of
men who can scrape together ee6. 600 TO
start national bank with q nominal
capital 81 ebu.000, trusting 70 luck for
the ability 10 pay in the balance Of tho
capital ia ten per cent. monthly install.
mrnts, as required by law. Az % result
Of the present law some banks have
been started with 70 little money boz
hind them that they ought not to
have boon permitted 10 organize
mt ali and In some instances they
have broken mp before tho deferred
payments on the stock were all In II
tho controller succeeds IN having this
amendment made to the national bank
ing law. and az the Same time carries
out his plan Of having more frequent
md moro thorough examinations made
into the condition 81 the banks, Il iH
probable the public win hear less Of
broken national banks than has been
the case heretofore Mr. Eclxeis be.
lieves that II d national bank Is honest
iy, organized and conducted with even
ordinary care inside the linesiaid down
by tho law II IS practically impossible
for Ii 10 fnii
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a AIlllLon - Throngh Z Oreyasse.

WAsHIS0ToS, June %. The follow
ing IA furnished BY the chief Of weather
bureau from observer at New Orleans:
--latest reports say Rescue crevasse Is
Ave hundred feet wide and widening
rapidly; about twenty large planta-
tions and smaller places aggregating
some twenty-five 70 thirty miles along
the river and fifteen miles deep will be
more or less under water, cntailing a
loss Of about one million dollars TO
.rops In Iberyille. Ascension, st. James
and ST. Johns parishesN
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ROW IN CANADA.
Mercicr'H Inflammatery Adde'S 70 tho
Frcnch--lfN Warns tho Catholics Against
Enaiansi'e Tyranny.


Frcnch--lfN warns tho Catholics Against
Enaiand's Tyranny
MONTREAL. June ~ ~ mtsst srnsa-
tionnl feature ~ tho anniversary II tho
French Canadian patron saint. 81 Jenn
Baptistc, and the es0th anniversary ~
the foundina'of Montreal Is anAddrc~s
issued 70 tho French Canadians and All
Catholics by Count lIonore Mercicr. OK
premier of the Province of Quehce
lie refers. In inilammatory language.
20 the aggression " the English major.
ity In Canada. which, he claims, Is vio-
latinR treaty laws with audacity.
English tyranny Is seen In Canada by
Ito use Mr.. Mcrcier's words ''thc abo-
lition Of the French language. by exile
and cnntiscation, by political Scafrolds
md inhnmnn execution ~ young mon
whose crime is'Fo rovc their country too
we'll; BY expulsion, from Canada, 81
men. women and children, laying waste
our fields. and by robbina and plumber
ing our farmers. dcfcnselcss us they
all were. and at last BY the execution
OF Riel,
The STORY tells what British fnir play.
as understood by the fanaticai section.
of the country. naeana lly tho butch
cry 81 the Joan Of Arc. the noble hero
inc buried alive ii Roucn BY the llrit-
ish; by blowing from the eannon's
mouth Of prisoners 81 war In India by
the English. and by her arbitrary laws
whereby Irish Catholics were Obliged
70 pay tithes 10 Protestant minister's
Mr. Mcrcicr warns his cmnpatriots
that tho only remedy against british
oppression Is by tho alliance Of French
Canadians and nll Catholics. and that II
they don't combine To protect them
solves both their nntionnlitics and their
religion will be done with
Tho address Il being widely criticised
throughout the province, and Is Great.
Ing o great sensation, aa il IL thought II
viii make the breach between the En-.
glish and French in the province Of
Quebec wider than ever
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KENTUCKY rRAoEpY.
Robert H. Iutrhcrmft Kills nan stuart
The Former Probably Fatmtlk wounded.

Robert ~. Hutrhcrnft Kills nan stnart-v
The Former Probably Fatally wounded.
PARIS, KY, June as. H. n HUTCH
craft. o wealthy commissions merchant
Of this city, shot and killed his brother
ln-law. Dian Stuart, ot Muir station, 1T
Q o'clock Monday morning
Stunrt's wife suclded last July by
shooting herself Suspicious ~ fonl
play canscd Stnart's arrest, but he was
discharged Stuart's wife wrote letters
10 IIutehcraft, her brother, before her
death, alleging cruelty al tho hands Of
her husband.
stuart underworld Monday morning
10 gain possession Of the letters,
threatened lluthcrnfts life, and struck
him three times with leadcd cane.
HntchcrAft then shot Stuart three
times once through the hend through
the right arm, and tho right lung.
Stuart died shortly after. and Hutch
craft ii still unconscious from the heavy
blows received both are wealthy and
highly connected.
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some one Wa. frying . Ieacape.

coIuaDua, o.. June %. Deputy
Warden Playford found Monday after
noon that eighty feet Of rope had been
concealed over the annex at the pcni
tentiary, dozen files under the dining
room stairway, and 200 cigars near BY.
A suspicion exists that a plan had been
laid for the escape OF the condemned
murdcrers In the annex. bnt Deputy
Playford believes that the articles were
planted by Charles King, twenty
man from Cleveland, who had made
private arrangements 70 take leave Of
his fcliow-prisonerA
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

LONDON, June 20. The foul crimes Of
Jack tho Ripper were again called tc
mind by murder that was committed
in Rotherhithc, a suburb short dis
lance TO the southeast Of London The
body 81 d woman belonging to the nm
fortunate class was found with the
throat cut, the wound showing that the
knife had been used from left 10 right
as was the case In all the murders com
mitted by the ripper In the White
Chapel district Of London
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. juno ~. The
Bank Of New England suspended pay
ment Monday morning. The bank is
the youngest In the city, It's president,
"A. J. Blethen. having been . newspaper
proprietor before he went into bank
ing. Mr.. Blcthen issued card Monday
morning, stating that the bank had
withstood run at the time Of the run
On the Farmere' and Mechanics Saw
Ings bank SIX weeks ago and that It
had been further weakened BY the Chi
ago bank failures
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FREE AT LAST


FielAsn. Neebs and Schwnb. tho Chicago
Anarchists. Pardoned.
SPRNaFIEIn. Ill, june %. The gov
ernnr has pardoned the anarchists,
Fielden, Neebc and Schwab Fielder
and Schwab were sentenced 70 be
hanged with Spies Fisher, Lingg and
Engcl, but their sentences were com
mutted to life imprisonment. Nccbc
was sentenced 70 term Of IA years
Imprisonment
Banker Dreyes was here Monday and
IL u supposed his influence waa do
cisivc II was not even known that
the case was being considered by the
governor Altgeld's action has created
great surprise here and II will doubt
less cause profound sensation In Chi
aa00
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

GAILIroLIs. O.. June 20. An anthem
tic report reached here Monday morn
ing that Carls' coal works Of Carlton,
this county, had made an assignment
Carls operated the largest cohl works
III the county, and employed 100 men.
Assets, 81, 900; liabilities, $50. 600.
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Sr PAUL. Mimi, June 70. Mgr
Snfolli conducted mass at St Joseph's
academy, Sunday In his prayer, he
said: Bless this schools bless all
schools, and then turning his eyes
toward Archbishop ireland, he added;
"And the Faribanlt and saltwater
schools particularly,
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Foreigners T.aadIng Tho Fair.

CHICAGO. June 30 The Tribune Mon
day morning printed fac simile letters
from the foreign commissioners in all
the languages Of Europe. These letters
are laudatory Of the fair, and represent
the opinions of the various nations on
earth. They all agree that there was
never an exhibition like the Worlds
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/ wAsmISaToS, June rs. The issue Of
standard silver dollars from the minis
and treasury offices during the week
ending June "a, 1904 was s3sS, IA; for
the corresponding week Of is9e. s49a.
$50. The shipment Of fractional silver
coin from the istto the cath inst. nggrc-
gated sG27, 1874.
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AURORA. Ind, June %. Luella Tur-
ney. d young lady living near Man
chester. this county, attempted suicide
with knife because her sister, to
whom she was greatly attached, was
going to get married. Recovery 4
doubtful.
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ohm Prohihltlnnlata.

CLEVELAND, o.. June 20. For several
weeks past the prohibitionists have
been making preparations for the state
convention which commences at Music
hall Tuesday. Arrangements and de-
tails are now in very complete condi-
ttion All indications point to one Of
the largest gatherings In the history Of
the party IN this state.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

CLEVELAND. o., June 20. In an inter
view published here Monday morning
Hon. Virgil T. Kline absolutely refuses
III allow his name to 60 before the
democratic state convention as candi-
date for the gnbcrnatorial nomination.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

DUNN, Juno e0.-Lord Houghton,
lord lieutenant of Ireland, Is making
d tour Of the west Of ireland. He has
been heartily welcomed at every place
he has visited
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M nnl1n yI.ita Alhanr.

New YoRK. june 90 The duke Of
veragua left this city sunday for AL
bany. lie and his party left on the
$3.50 North Shore limited over the New
York Central road. On Tuesday 1t Is
the dukes intent to visit the Adiron-
lacks.
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AunuR0, N. X, june %. John Fitz-
thum, the Buffalo murderer. was cleo
trocuted at 1874 Monday afternoon.
The electrocation was success
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BUFFALO, June 70 The Queen City
bank Of this city has failed.
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INFO MORTAR
They Threw Daher waideek, burning IIis
Eyea with tho Lime.

They Threw Baker Waideek, Burning TITS
Eyes with tho Lime.
AanTABuLk. 0.. June "a. IA ficndiSh
attempt 1t murder was made here
William Waldeck, baker doing q
large business, undertook to collect for
goods sold one Reed and his two SONS
who keep restaurant Of the 1Iarbor.
A row ensucd. and the Reeds threw
Waldeck face downward into large
vat Of mortar. and kept him there until
help came. Wnldeck was nearly
strangied, and swallowed a large guam
tity Of mortar, which burned him ter-
ribly internally The sightof one eye
was destroyed and the other is prob
ably lost waidecls Is alive, but Is suf-
fering terribly. Two Of his assailants
were captured
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LONDON, June e6 The telegram Of
sympathy over the loss Of the Victoria,
officers and men sent by President
Cleveland through Secretary o. State
Gresham and United States Ambassador
Bayard to Queen Victoria was for
warded 70 her majesty Immediately
upon It's receipt. The queen in reply
has informed Ambassador Bayard that
she was deeply touched BY tho message
Of the president Of the United States
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The Federal Appropriation for thr Fair.

The Federal Appropriation for tas Fair.
WAsHINaToN. June 70, Attorney
General Olney has decided that the sew
eral appropriations made by act Of con-
gress approved August 8, 1899, In aid Of
the Worlds fair. Chicago. including the
appropriation made for a government
exhibit, 'are as valuable now MS before
the decision Of the circuit court Of ap-
pcals permanently opening the Worlds
fair ON Sunday. with the single excep-.
ton that no more money ought 70 be
paid to the Illinois corporation, known
a. tho Worlds Columbian exposition. "
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-08-10
EooushIy BashfuI.

A niece of ex-President Hayes sends
to the New York Tribune two or three
stories Of her uncle's boyhood. One Of
them was told by Gen. Hayes for the
benefit on Il difiident little fellow who
happened 10 he spending the day with
him. 1t may be useful TO other bashful
boys, of whom there are still countless
thousands in the world. in spite of all
that has been said about the forward
edness Of young people in these modern
days.
When I was at school in Connect
cut" said Mr.. Hayes, the boys
brought word of a famous dinner to
be given on next holiday in a neighbour
ing town, and for the rest Of the week
we saved our money and talked of the
Joys that were before us. .
The eventful morning saw us on
our ~way-racing, lettering. whistling,
ruminating-untiI nine miles had been
passed, and we fiuns ourselves down
on the river bank To rest. After a
swim and q careful toilet we went 10
tie town hall, where the great dinner
was in progrcSs-and there was no
doubt about II appetites.
Our plates were heaped with good
things; chicken pie, mashed potatoes,
gravy, sauces, pies, but ut my place
was neither knife, fork nor spoon.
l was too bashful to ash for them, or
to let any L know of my situation.
l felt that ! could no endure the apol-
ogies and laughter that would follow.
So / finally left my loaded plate, and
with II heavy heart and an empty
stomach walked the nine miles back
10 school,
The boy for whom the story was
looked at the general with fixed eyes.
The general smiled and went n
Il called myself names, / believe.
l said to myself. 'Iou will make n pref
" lawyer, won't yOuT ! asked my
self whether / wished to make my life
Il failure or a success. And | resolved
that | would be more Of a man"