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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-28
THE NAVAL REVIEW.

Nine great nations yesterday paid
their tribute Of respect to the President
Of the United States, and over sixteen
hundred guns roared a continuous and
terrific salute as be passed between the
lines OF magnificent marine monsters
OF war lined up on parade for review.
1t was naval spectacle the like Of
which this continent has never seen.
Beside the representative warships OF
foreign maritime powers, was. the
cream Of the American navy-scarcely
figure Of speech in connection with
the White Squadron-formidable and
magnificent, a living realization OF
what decade ago seemed only a dream
to the American people.
II must have been proud moment
for the chief executive, who at the be-
ginning Of his second administration wit
nesses the realization Of the hopes and
endeavors, in this direction, OF his first.
Almost any one Of this dazzling array
OF white war-ships could have sunk the
whole American navy Of ten years ago,
and received scarcely a scratch oR her
white sides in return. And all
Of them equal in speed aud
equipment the vessels of similar
type Of any navy in the world.
This spectacle Of marine warriors
gathered together from every quarter
OF the globe, mingling the voices Of
their mighty guns in celebration of the
four hundredth anniversary OF the dis
covery Of America, must impress all
who comprehend the destructive power
Of these sea fighters with the devout
hope that their thunders may never
be heard in such unison in the
firing Of anything but blank cartridges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-28
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-28

MOODS PnLs are purely |egetable.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
THE WAsH1NGToN SENATOR.

Nobody doubts but that a republican
will be returned to the senate, but
whether it be Mr.. Allen to succeed him
self, there are some doubts On the
first ballot cast on the 18th, twenty
seven democrats stood firm for Chauncey
Griggs, and nine populists for Governor
Teats, while seyenty-five republicans di-
vided and destroyed the effectiveness OF
their vote by giving Allen forty-nine and
Turner twenty-six. The men who are
in favor of caucus rule have done heroic
work to bring about harmony during the
past ten days, but without success, and
it is feared this vote marked the begin
ming of a deadlock that may last through
the session.
The most bitter opponent that Mr..
Allen has is the Spokane Review. 1t
says it is opposing Mr.. Allen because it
thinks an Eastern Washington senator
should be independent of the dictates of
Boss Hunt and his real estate ring, and
because the record shows that Senator
Allen asked for $500 900 for the Kirkland
ditch and only $141 800 for all the rest
of the rivers and harbors of the state.
When Mr.. Allen, or one of his support
ers, will undertake to deny this indict-
ment of his record, it may be time to
question the motives of the Review. OF
the vote for Mr.. Turner it says: "No
taint of suspicion clings to the gallant
band which voted yesterday for George
Turner Its members have risen above
the taint of bribery and corporation in
fuence. They are for Mr.. Turner be-
cause they know him to be the better
and the abler man-not because he has
patronage to dispense or committee
chairmanships to pass around"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
rHE PUBLIC sEnT1MExr.
Continued from. First Page.

a7f
no benefits. am a firm believer of
esl - fef ieials, and no fees"
81 Mr.. iFltz, of Printz and Nitchke'si
undertaking tablishment. says: what
is good for the goose is good for the gan
der. 1fthe cascade portage is good for
us, the Cello portage will be good for
Eastern Oregon, and the state should
not wait moment about appropriating
money to build it. Lam ignorant about
the jute bag manufacturing business.
If there are only a part of the convicts
employed, then employ the remainder
in making bags. There are many
who want to build up town and are
too selfish by half. No, we don't want
any more division of the county. Sal
ary of county officials is the correct
thing
Messrs. Gibbons and Marden say: "If
the committee do not succeed in their
memorial to congress for an appropria-
ton for Cello portage railroad, then
the state should build it, that the farm
ers could move this seasons harvest.
There is no question as to the state
manufacturing jute bags at the peniten-
tiary. The farmers of Oregon should
have cheaper grain sacks than they are
getting, and the only way is for them to
be made by prison labor. A division of
the county is nonsense, we are opposed to
it and think all county officers ehould be
made salaried.''
Mr.. Herbring in reply says: "The
state should build the Cello portage
road. We can't afford to wait for the
government to doit We would all be
in our graves first, Judging from the
slow work on the cascade locks. The
people of the Inland Empire demand it..
fully thirty-three and and one-third per
cent, and fifty per cent on stock, etc.
am strongly in favor of the state put
ting jute works into the penitentiary !;
am opposed to the convict contract sys-
tenn, because it comes into direct COM
petion with honest labor. The making
of jute bags will benefit the farmers, and
that is what is needed. 1 don't believe
in dividing the counties to create new
ones out of the skirts of others. And
one thing more, no fees for county off,
cials; pay them salaries, and let the
fees 60 to the counties.'''
Messrs. Blakeley & Ho1ghton in re-
ply say: "Give us an open river, first,
last, and all the time. It's a saving of
| thirty-three and one-third to forty per
cent in freights to the people. The
state should build portage road at
Cello and take hold of it at once.
There is no use waiting for the govern
ment to relieve the producers. They
will never do it. As far as jute works
are concerned we have not given it any
attention, and can't give an opinion,
but think it would be good thing for
the farmers. We believe that convict
labor ought to be used for the benefit
of the people, instead of letting it out on
contract. We do not believe the time
has come for division of the counties
there are counties enough already.
County officials should be paid salaries,
and all fees accruing ought to be turned
over to the county general funds
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

Considerable speculation is being in
dulged in among the numerous lawyers
of democratic persuasion, and re-
publicas as well, as to who will be Sc
lected to succeed Judge Deadly as judge
of the United States court for this dis
trict. The passage of this bill will not
only relieve Judge Deadly of weighty
duties, but will probably be the means
of prolonging his life several years. Next
Nay he will be SO years old, and one
year later he could according to law, re-
tire on full pay for life. The salary at
tached to the Office is 5000 per annum,
and the aim of the judges life has been
to serve in the position until he had
passed the retirement limit. OF late his
health has broken SO rapidly that he and
his friends have become SO thoroughly
concerned that it was decided to antici-
pate the regular workings of the law and
permit him to retire at an early date.
His successor will be one of Cleveland s
earliest appointments. Among the
various possibilities are four lawyers
known throughout the northwest as able
men and honest, who appear to find the
honors about evenly divided. They are
Hon. Lewis L. Macarthur, Hon. Zera
Snow, Hon. L. B. Cox and Hon. c.
B. Bellinger. Either one of them would
make an excellent judge, and the people
of this state will, indeed, be fortunate if
either of them is appointed.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

Crandall & Burget are now settled in
their new store in the Michelbach brick
on Union street, next door to Floyd &
4hown's. Call around.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

Kept sEp
for years-the offer that's made BY
the proprietors of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's addressed to
goa, if you have Catarrh. It's a
reward of $500, if they can't cure
you, no matter how bad your case,
or of how long standing-an offer
that's made in good faith by re-
ssponsible men.
Think what it meansi Absolute
confidence in their Remedy, or they
couldn't afford to take the risk. A
.leng record of perfect and permar
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they couldn't have faith in it. It
means no more catarrh or $500.
If you fail to be cured, you wop't
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But perhaps you won't believe it.
Then there's another reason for try
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you're wrong, you're rid of catarrh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
bier BIdtternfdue.

8ter 1teue 8latternfGle un6 Elm To6es>
fan, ais Snlge bieler &ranfbett, itnb bonn
Sreitage 5u beribten. Die neu erz
f%ronften 8erionen, bic idmmtlicb gum
8Lattern6ciptta[ iberfii6rt pur6en, itnb
Ser 17iGbrige @rocerp>Glert SanteS BiQen,
gto. 1888 Ban 6orr StraBe, bic 5iGbrige
@pa Stumble BON etnem 6uuie ait Sacraz
mento Qnenre, 6ciien 9e1tdle Summer im
@eiunobcttsamt seitern Qlben6 nt9t in
@rfabrung gebracbt tDer0en fontte, Der AZ
idbrige @6auncn Smitb bon 9to. 472 gtoro
Gpbep Ctr. unb gteIie GDi9 bon go. 923
San 6orn StraBe, cine S6tpcfter Der
beioen &in6er, Sic aus 6c1tielben 6aule Dor
etpa 10 Sagen gum itd6tii6en 8latternbo>
1pttaL 9elcbafft Duroen nno bort Derltdrben.
8Dn benz crit ermdbnten Sale tpurbe be-
reits 0onncritag 9lben6 i'm @elunbbeitsz
amt Mel6ung e%titattet, bDeb bielten Sic 8ez
amten ocslelben, ipeldbe auBer Der ucberz
fii6ru11g bes e~rfranften Glerfs altb Bic norz
lduftge SblieBung 0es i'm Gor0erbaule be-
finoliben @rocerD>2abens nerfigter, bte
Sacbe ge6eim, bis ite burb Boli5iiten ber
6inman StraBenzB oLt3eiftatton, tpeI6e
no6fori6en ~loIten, Db Der 2aben AUDI 9ea
i6loiien gebalten tperbe, an bic Seffentlt3s
felt fam. -
Die Nerate bes Notwithstanding
iinb iebt in ber 0to6baridaft Der &rants
beitSbeerbe bamit bei6Gttigt, ale BeriOnen,
Sic nit BEN @rfronften in 8eriibrun9 ge>
fommen itnb, gu impfcn unb bic @obnunz
gen ber &ranfen su beStnftciren. @eiunbz
belts Gommiiidr Or. JfeDnoIbs bofft suoerz
itcbtlic6, Bic tpeitere Nrsbebnung ber &ranfz
belt berbilten gu fOnnen. SIM uebrtgen
bdlt ct allgcmeine Smpfung fir baS it3erite
8Drbeugun9SmitteL.
Ser gtame berTrettag int 8I~atternboipt>
tai 8eritorbenen tt Wftnnie 8a6t, Elm
finfidbrtges MGbchen BON SEQ. 429 25.
Strabe, baS Dor ettpa sebn Sagen gum 6oz
1pital iiberfiibrt tpuroe. Die 8~eerot9ung
auf Soften Der Sta6t ftnbet beute Worgen
itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
25rtttacer 2Ioro.
Der i'm Occidental 6otel wohnenoe
0anaoier 6oooaro fhie6t oen
Nadtclerf QIeranoer SMITH
nteoer.
Streitisfeiten iiber unbe3ahlte 6otelreanun.
gen Ole Deranlaiun9 oes Kampfes.

9aS 40 Single StraBe bele9ene Scci6ens
tai 9otel mar OienItag %gtacbmittag INN 3
l1br Der S6auplab elmer Mtorbtbat. 9er
III Dem 6otel angeiteQte 43id6rige Nacbtz
clerf NleIarocr Smit6, bon @eburt elm
@anobter, pllroe bon feinem 2a1bSmann
@eo. Wobbaro, etnem Der &Dit9dnger 0es
6auicS 10 i6wer 6ur3 9tepolrcri6iiiie Der>
tplt1oet, oab ct etnc Giertelftunoe na6
1etrem S%ranSport gum Mlerlancr10 olpttal
elite 9etbe mar. @ob6arb mar bon 8eruf
Elm 3inni6mieb, fta1O felt eini9er 3eit BET
Der 2loams & @eitlafe So. in 9lrbeit, tpar
aber in ben lebtcn 6 8pcben bel6Gftt9ungSz
los. SntitD febrte nm 2 l16r bon benz
NltsftcuungSplabe 5urid u1b iteItc fur3
6arauf @oO0aro tpe9en erbebliber S6ul1
ben, tpelbe bteler i'm 6otel contraDtrt bate,
3ur 9teoc. Sic ltnterbaltung fing al, einen
btbtgen 9Daracter an5unebrtclt, tDoraur
@obbar6 Dem GIcrt bcn 8ori6lag mabte,
bic 9iferensen in 1einem, @o6oar0'S CLINT
met. melbcs ftb auf benz 4. Stodperf
befanb, gum Nustrag gu bringen. &ur5
barauf tDurben mebrere S6ille I'M 6aule
laut, un0 anoere 6auSbelpo6ner, tpelcbe Der
STEELE 5ultiir3ten, bon nclber Der &rlau
fam, iaben Smttb Dor @oDbar6'S 3immer
auf Dem 8oOen lte9en un6 ii6 nit auer
@etpalt aus 6em SbuBberei9 cineS 0tepola
Ders b%rinsen, petben Der NIT tbm RIM
aenbe @obbar6 auf i'm gu ricbten Derz
lubte. 8lut floB bereitS in StrOmen
aus ntebreren 8un6en Smttb's, un6
ietn a~unebmenber &rdfteperIuit lteB
es ais 1tber eribeinen, baB ct
icinem Nn9reifer niht ldneer mibcrz
itanb leiiten f0nne, ais elmer Der 6otelz
gafte, George Sones, ibnt ;u 6ilfe tam,
Den Gepolper ben 6Gnben beS Wt0roerS
entrtB unb, Inn etnen Batroltpagen gu CT
tiren, aum 6auie b~tnauslief. llnteroeiien
puroe @obbarb in bic 6oteloffice gcbrabt.
Sin Mai6iniit, Namens. @0uarb @remz
mer, fniete iber ibm unb iu6te i'm nit
feitem @riff IN Ser &eble 3u baltcn, loderte
benielben ober, ais fem @efangener Tret1
lallulg perlangte unter benz Sorgeben, bab
nur Elm 8oli5iit tbn in 6aft nebmen biirfe.
OieIen 9llgenbliG benltbte 0obbarb, ii6
Dollen0S loS5uretBen nno nit etrtem SaBe
baS Srete 3u iu9en. Setne Spur tpuroe
bis Su elmer QlueD an Sranflin Str. BET
folgt, gtng aber bier politdnoi9 perloren.
9lIe BON Der Bolt3et na3 ieinem Nufentz
baltsort angeiteaten Ota9forl6ungen bltez
ben reiultaLos, bocb itnb bic 8earnten bet
Nnii9t, baB ber OtOrber ben 9iitrict no9
nicbt perlaflen bat. @obbarb lit etne in
bemielben befannte 8eriOnli6feit. 8Gb@
renb er bic 6lu3t er8riff, tpuroe bemerft,
bab ct, UNI Die wGbrenb beS Samples auf
fem 6emb seiprtbten 8lutstropfen unlt6t7
bar gu macben, ieinen &oftra9en un1i9Lug ;
auberoem bate er cine fleine 8unbe iiber
benz re6ten 9tu9e 6apon 9etragen. SmitD
1T an bier Stcaen pertpun6et 5tpei &ugeln
burb6obrten beioe 9lrrte nrD Die anoerll
batten ben 11nterleib getrDffe1. 2eBtere
Gerlebungen 6atten ben Sob perlria3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
@o0enTGa1t.
(6hI1tb nnlt Der 6. @elte.

tSulNR pDu OL o.. Selle'
iun9e Nmerifanerin, ipelbe ant Wontag
Mbeno nit benz 2iiiaboncr S6neL5ug in
Wiabri6 anfamt, unb i'm 6oteI Be 8arts
obitie9, i6oB itcb nit einem 3tcpolper. Sic
tpuroe mach einem 6DipitdL 9cbracbt, tpo lie
I'M Ster6en liegt. NuS i6rcn @ffeften
lit ermittclt tpprben, OaB fe cine Sri. u.
Mi6oleton 8ropn aus Gbicago lit. Sic
lit "a Sabre alt unD biibi6. gtabz
mittags, ebe ite ben GcnoLper auf itcb
obidboB, bate tic cine 6laibc Stunt bcitelt.
sic bate furS DDrDer cine 9cpe1cbe aus
2iiiabon erbalten. Otan DcrmutDet, DaB
lie bon etnem iunger portu9iciti6en Nolt>
gen iiber 9%ela1ien wurbe. Wtan belt tie
fir cine &unitrctterin. - Sin Som
ooner 3eitungSmann befr0gte Ben
8aron Be @orms besii9Ii6 Ser @aDr=
belt bes 8eri6teS, DaB Elm SDnbtfat
Inter Galtfornien BON Der mcritaniicben
9fegterung an9efauft babe unb DaB 6ieics
Qano III 8Gloe in BEN amertfantiben
Stdateltbunb auf9enDmmcn tperben pitrDe,
fofDie, baB 8nron De 8orm5 elmer Der 2eirer
bet 8eipegun9 Iet. 9icler eripiberte, baB
er bon einem bcrartt9en SptOifate ME
GtipaS gebDrt babe unO DaB Der Sc
ri9t, 6aB ct nit bemIelben in Ser
btnOung itebe, 5u9leicb unbegrunoet let.
= 6eute tptro Die f0rmltcBe Wttttbetlun9
9cma6t tperoen, baB Ser Gontraft fitr ben
8au Ser bielbeiprobenen @ilenbabn bon
6aifa in SDrten nach Damascus ber Gbt@
ca9ocr Sirma SUB & Sonnlenb 5u9ez
fprDcben ipor0en lit, tpeldbe fitr engltl6e
&apitaltiten bereits merifanii6e @tienz
babne1 gebaut bat. SoDnleno la9te 9eltern,
bab Sic 2ptontntipen unb 8agen fltr bic
8abn tpdbri6einlt6 aIS 9lmertfa be3ogcn
tperoen .tpIrben. Die MttgLte6er Der Strma
tperben am Is. naeb 6atfa abretie11, nno
ben 8au BET 8abn iofprt in Qngrtff
nebmen, pelcber ettpd acht3ebn MDnate in
9ln1prub nebmen ntr6. Ser 9lan i'll, bic
8a6n ib[ieBIib bis nadb Snbien auSSuz
bebnen, tpern BON 8erlie1 @on3eiltoneu
oa3u erlangt iperben f0nnen.- Sn Go1toff
ir &uBIanb ~ittr3te Elm gfeubau Elm, tpobet
6reiBtg 8%er1onen unter ben Sriimmern be-
grdben tpuroen.
Die Cholera in europa.
Die bon elmer 9epel9enzN gentur in Die
@eLt binaus9cibifte ytadbrtcbt, baf
in Der 6amburger Gorltobt st. SAUL,
neran1aBt burcb Die in Solgc Ser Cholera
notbmenbig getporbenen f~trengen ianttGtSz
polt3eiLtbeu 8~eror6nunge1, ernite 1lnruben
1tattgefunben bGtter1, lit p0Qig aus Ser 9uft
gegrtffet. Die Geicbibte lit bermutblid
in Stem 9)ort fabri5irt tpprben. =
SdmmtGi6e teIegrapbii9e 9epei6en,
tpelcbe bon Samburg aus iiber Die bort
berriben6e G6olera obgeicntdt tpcrz
ben, mullen elmer GerfIgung Der 6amz
burger 8eb0r6en sufolge elmer porberigen
9ur6lic6t urttertporfen tperber. SIS gee
i9ie6t btes, u1n Die Gerbreitutg nnrtbttger
unb ieniationeuer 8ert6te 81 p%erbtnOerrt.
Ser Observation-Disclosures lit ermGcbtigt
nor6en, BON Sebem, Ser cine 9epeibe itber
Die @bolera ablenbet, Die 8e9laubt9ung
auer telegrapbii9en Nn9aben su perlan9cn.
-Sn Stettin iin6 in ben Iebten "a Stunz
ben bis sum Is. 5. 90. z GboIerafGae unb
spei So0esfGue borgefcmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
Grfannter Betriieer.
Der Sanff9wif1oIer Synan :. Samb ais
FOLDER in Detroit ioentiicirt

Ser am Sonndbenb 3om &~ebtSantpoLt
| Sacob 0tetpnlan nadb Detroit nit bet Weiz
iu1g abgelbidte Glerf, ,ipenr mogltb ben
oaielbit perbafteten 8anfi6iptnbler Stoncz
mai s.. 9eSrorce ais 9Dnldn s. 2amb gu
iOentificiren, Lief 6errn Netprtan unb Snz
lpector mod ant Nbenb bic tele9rapbii9e
gtabri6t 3ufommen, baB 9eSrance unb
2amb cine unb bielelbe Berlon ieten.
| Qanb lift, tpie erinnerlib ietn nirb, ser
@auner, pelber ben Ge6tSantpalt Sacob
| gtetpl1an i'm leBten NpriI un bic Summe
BON $38, 900 prellte. Ser JtetDmun ioen>
%tiftcirte oarnalS Gamb, ais berielbe mc9rere
| Wecbiel iiber bebeutenoe 8etrGge bel benz
8%anf6auie 6ermann S6affner & So. fal>
firen tpolte, unb tnbolitrte idmmtlide
| gSebiel6riefe. 9aS @elb ioate angeblicb
5ur 8e5ablun9 etneS @runocigentbumsanz
faufs Dienen, tpelcber 0urb Die 8ermittez
lung Nepman's betperfiteuigt mar. 2ebz
terer uno 2amb nebmen Die @elbiumme
per10nLt6 in Get S6affner'i3en 8anf IN
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