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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
MEXICO MAY RETALlATE.
Possible Import Duties Against English
and American Goods.

MEXICO CITY. MEN. April 26.-It is
stated that a retaliatory measure is being
considered by the Mexican Government
against the United States and England
and other countries whose legislative at
titude has been in opposition to silver.
The plan Is to increase Mexican import
duties % per cent. The view taken is
that the nations having trade with MeXi-
co must cease their monometalist stand
ard If they would have dealings with
Mexico and. having been instrum ental
in the present depreciation lof silver
money and values Of the country. they
must now pay part at least OF the loss
so sustained by Mexico.
\ strong combination Of Mexican and
the central and southern republics is a
possible Outgrowth OF agitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
SOUTHERN MEMORIAL L-DAY.
A Copy Of the Lion of Lucernc to Georgia's
"UnknOwn Dead"

ATLANTA, GA, April 26.-The feature
OF Memorial Day here was the unveiling
OF n statue TO the Unknown dead" The
piece is after the famous Lion OF Lucerne.
with the lion guarding the Georgia coat
of-arms. II is the largest piece of marble
statuary ever cut from one block In
America.
Ex-Congressman Carlton delivered the
grafton. Flowers were scattered In pro-
fusion on the soldiers graves. The ladies
OF Brunswick sent carload Of flowers
to the Ladies' Memorial Association here
as an evidence OF Brunswick's apprecia-
ton OF the aid rendered by Atlanta last
year, when yellow-fever was epidemic In
that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
THE CAROLINA PROHlBITlOkISTS.
They at Last Take Hand in the Fight
Touching Whiskcy.

COLUMBIA, s. C., April 26.-The Prohi-
bitionists of the State at last officially
took a hand to-day in the fight that is
on between free whlskey and prohibition.
L. u. Childs. chairman of the state
Executive Committee Of the Prohibition
lists. to-day sent n communication TO
Mayor Sloan, of this city. asking him 10
talS - &c OF the fact that saloons
are rrA 4 mere without molestaton OF
restriction. lie tells the Mayor that he
has been advised by eminent counsel
that the recent decision of the Supreme
Court means prohibition. The communi-
cation contains no threats. but is a dis
iinct warning that the Prohbitionists are
now prepared for war. and will fight tc
the bitter end the free systems of sa-
Icons or even the licensing of saloons by
cities. Mr. Childs claims that the law IS
expressly against the licensing Of saloons
1t is believed that the Prohibitionists are
ready for hot contests on all sides. and
that they will not give nor ask quarter
from the whiskey element.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
TRUE ASIATlC CHOLERA.
The Epidemic Raging at Lisbon Described
by an Inspector.

MADRID, April 26.-The special sanitary
inspector sent TO Lisbon by the Spanish
Government. in order to inquire into the
epidemic disease (classed as cholerine)
which has prevailed there for some time
past, after long investigation and con-
sultation with the eminent specialist. Pro
fessor Sousa, declares that the outbreak
Is one of true Asiatic cholera. The sani-
tary inspector. in his report, also traces
the source OF the epidemic. saying that
1t was imported TO Lisbon from the Cape
de Verde Islands.
Contrary to the statement issued by the
Portuguese Government and published
Yesterday. there were 225 fresh cases of
cholera reported during the twenty-four
hours ending yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
AMERICAN OOD-feLLOWSHlP.
The Anniversary of Its Establishment AP'
nronriafel Celehrated.

prOpTiatcfN
BALTIMORE. April 2a.-To-day MARKS
the seventy-fifth anniversary OF the In
stitution Of American Odd-feiio"snip
and 1t was celebrated here al 'he
home Grand Lodge with imposing cere'
monies. In the morning committee OF
ladies' decorated the monument OF OH
Bidgeley. In Harlem Park. In the after'
neon there was a fine military and civic
parade through the principal streets t'
the wildey Monuments on Broahway
where an address was delivered by Con
gresham James q. Mcguire. or Can
fornia. Tonight a musicale and literary
entertainment was given at the Tempe
and an address by Hon. George l.. Wen
ington.
The visitors include Grand-Sire Theo
l.. Ross. the officers Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge and numbers of prominent
Odd-Fellows from other cises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ehL-
Almost n Row mt the Capital City OF
Georgia.


ATLANTA, GA. April %-Durlhg thf
first inning in the game to-day. sullivan
manager of the Atlantas, kicked on q
decision, and stepped up to the plate
Fannan fired the ball at the plate hit'lhf
Sullivan on the temple, ard knocking MN
senseless. When Sullivan was revived ~
assaulted Fannan. and general row
was imminent. when the police interiered
SuIItyan claims that Fannan did the work
Intentionally. while Fannan denies H. Inc
score:
AtIantas .......1OOO OO0OO0O-l 3
New orleans ......OOO000 90
BATTERIES: Chard and Boyle; Fannan ana
Schabe.
THE MEMPHIANS WIN.
MACON. GA, April 26.-Score: X. ii. T..
Macon .............30 10000 0000-j .
,,omnbis 2O0X-S q
Batteries: Gibbs and Welch; Mason and
OMeara.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup mas been
used for chipEen teething. IL soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pam.
cures wind collie. and Is the oest remedy
for dlarrhoea % cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
The Vnsurpassed Fischer Piano
For Over Fifty Years

always on hand. in all popular cases and
at prices and terms TO suit every one.
II. Il. LEE, 500 Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
MES from Fort Custer on the railroad
after the train passed east Of Custer.
COxEY's (sONMANp

after the train passed east Of Custer.
COxEY's COMMAND.
HYATTSTOwN, MD. April M-.Coxey's
command marched eleven miles to-day
from Frederick to this place. II has
lost four members since yesterday. a
party Of Hungnrians got dunk and then
went to fighting In camp last night. The
police took hand. captured one man.
who was shooting, and he Was left at
Frederick in Jail Three others Of the
fighters escaped to the woods.
TROOPS MOVING IN OREGON.
PORTLAND. ORE. April 2s-The
troops at Vancouver barracks received
orders tonight to proceed to PuyalIup, on
the line of the Northern Pacific road.
The officials OF the road expect the In
dustrial army OF the Northwest. under the
command OF shepard. to carry out its
threat to seize a train at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
See My Sf6j Upright Piano.
A beautiful instrument.
II. B. LEE. sos Main.

AYGosrURA BirTERs were prepared by Dr.
g. u. Siegert for his private use. Their reputa-
ton is such to-day that they hayo become gene
rally known rs the best appething tonic, Beware
Of counterfeits. Ask for tho genuine article
manufactured by DR.. J. q. B. Siegort s. SoDs.
Ole Marster Long Havana Filled, Finest Five
Cent Smoke.
MILK SHAKERS, icE sBAvgRs, LINE sounFzEns,
and ALL SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES: also u GOOD
SECONDHAND SoDA FOUNTAIN cheap.
OWENS s. MINOR DRUG Co,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27

Latest designs In Upright Pianos. All
prices. Easy terma
n n. LEE aos Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27

II you want npe smoke, try Gran Director.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

Nuestros cerresponsales que deseen precos oos IN
fres eben efcrb claTdad, dando residencia
dado parroquia Gale numero con Ia direction postal
a e sma fportancia que los peddos vengan cen anc
paei6n. Los premiOs pagan 81 presentar el 0ete pa
cobro pueden env1aEse nessa oacl9A
cobros sande bietes Fepardos entire los yendedo
ndmeros egpecialea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

T2auaftsae Dor Orenes Postales dilero OCdenea pcg
Expreso Letras sobEe BaRcoas CArsa Gonteo og UteA
GeFifcadas.
Ne 30 aceptan pedldos pox Menos de IN psa0
Les comprad0res deben teneF pfeaoaee quace Fgaoen
bIeas de ofras loteias nfeoTo de mala f6 crecendo
ica VondedoFea cominae8 tan que muy dudo
- Al papO de loa pramior proustdo1 AG Quelo8
prad0Tes para 81 pEopa profession 1oDen tnlnt en- %
SceptaE otT0g bls6ez cue los de j. Copaa Nooe sc
rserIa az Honduras az este modo talfEtn ~
byo aa eDhgGg lo1 pgglt18 nunetoaoqs
keo EFaetee q RegGgsss ~ ere 9 EoeeaA Ye @ ~
cs "a @ Aostf azesa1e q g asa 49,
IN tF1 1b EHUk gGEA1Ns k9sz.3 Sczls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20
100000 BILLETEs
n enteros Fracciones para satsfacsra los cOmpadOr
,REcIO DE Los slLLETES

In dnero equivalents Ia moneda eorrente de los rs
tadoe-nidos de Norte America. Bletes enteros, 81;
Doble Quiatos, 81 Quinto 81; Decmos, % eentaYos; Vi
96smos IS centayos Precio para las socedades clubs
n betes enteros So equtVaente por S50-Para los
deores precio especial Sc desean Vsndedores en- todaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20
AVIsO IMPORTANTE
GUARDEsE

Como las lsyes de cada uno de los Estadoa Undos pro-
hben todas LOteras despues del L. de Enero De 1874
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20
IpTsTRUOOIONEs 0KNERALEB

de cOprar ningn bete de aguno que pretenda ugsTIo
en- slgnno de dichos Estados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

Los Bancos Banqueros guientes han pagado siempre
6presentaci6n los premos de a LOteris del EsadO De
Louisiana pueden atesgusr de l. honrade5 res
ponssbidSd de Ia preAente Compania. ]. III. OCONNOh
Pres del State National Bank, New Orleans. A. baldWn
Pres del New Orleans National Bank, New Orleans Carl
Kohn Pres del Union National Bank New Orleans. SEQ
W. Mott Pres del Citizens Bank Of Louisiana New Or
leans Los sorteos Sc ceebraran pubco todos los me-
ses en- Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Q. A.. como sigue;
1894
Enero 9.-Febrero 13a-Msrzo 1S.-Abrn 10.-Mayo
s-Junio 12-JuIto iO.-Agosto 1A-Sesembre ll-Octu-
bre 9.-NoViembre 13.-Dictsmbre Is.
Con un PREMIO MAYOR DE SIS, 900,
PLAN DE LA L0TEklA
4Onn00 pYrrrrra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

RI General ]. A. Early al retirsrse porrsSt de 81
aVsnzsds edsd, escribe 10 sigusnte:
(C0PIAl
Nueva Orleans Agosto de 1898. Mny Senior Mio:-No
por6 contnuar en- conex6n Compshia De Ioter1a
cuando Sc asads causa de mi avanzada edad
considerable sera prudente para mi pasar una region
tropical Por experiences de dez seia amos sc que
asuntos Empresa han sdo con hon-
rades fdedad, sepsro de ella no debe aiiburse
cfonada LIE deseo la Compshia Ell mayor eft0 1ape
ridad, quedo de Vd. AffmO. 8. 5. @. B. s. NJ
- II GeeS
AL Senior Paul Conrad PresidenEe de Ia Compan1a oe
Ioteria del Estado de Louisiana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20
Gertifcado de los GOmlsQrios

Los billetes de la Compsnia Nsconsl de Loteria d
Honduras, con endran el siguiente ceFti6cado:
Por 81 presente, cert6camo que Ygilsmos los are
gfos par todos los sorteos Is CcmI aa de Loea de
Honduras. Companfa de Loteria i Estado de Louisa
ma que personamente dirigimos revisamos los sOr
teos los que hacen tods honrsdsz Tecud buena
f6 para todo e mundo Autozamos Ia Compania que
este cerihcado los fscsmes de nuestras mss
anunciOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20
-C0lIPANlA MACDONALD DE 70 0EERIA
IoLa apAnlA ds LOseElA usI AsIauO &c 1sOlLlsl1Al
Capital: $4,000, 900

Este trasado de Ia Compania aumentar6 facilitar&
Ia efera de operaei0nes, dandoe
rscteI nterua iona exendeDdo negocos los dos
hemisferos ep Iugar de antes cTcunscrita
America, quedando baio la vgancfa salvagusrda del
GObierno de Honduras. No habra n1ngdn cambto
admins rac6n natursleza de gsrantias
ponsabilidades metodo de conducr negecos IL
sola exception nsgnfcante retardo Ell serco.
Ee embargo seFa Tpidamente obVdo por los cables
Ia Europa Ia America, Ia distancia sera abre-
Pgerto Coez de los puertos de los EadOa
Unidos ell Colo de Mexico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

Los negocios de Ia Compania de Lotea del Esado de
Louisiana, despu6s de veine cneo snos de pr6sper9s
operacones Ell Estado de Louisiana han sdo transfers.
dos a Repdbca de Honduras donde estara situada per-
manentemenbe ofcina principal con Ia denomination De
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-20

Cia. de LOterfa del EstadO de LOuIsIanR,
Reputada durante VEINTR oINcO AMOS pOr Is inte-
gridad en- sus sorteos pronto pago de premios
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06

Yesterday morning, about half-past
o'clock, a very serious shooting affray oc-
Cured at a logging campsbout mile from
the Locks. 1t seems that a man by the
name Of John Cummings had been cutting
wood for Mr.. Charles Stewart, and had
erected small cabin in which be and his
partner lived. Jack Hull, or as he is famil.
iarly called Happy jack, had also been at
work for Mr.. Stewart, but intended to leave
that morning. Nothing is known of any
previous quarrel between the parties. and
the first information of the shooting was
given by Hull, who told Cummings partner
that he had shot his companion aud had
taken him up to the cabin. he said he was
forced. to do it. because Cummings was a
larger man than he was. A short time after
wards the partner went TO the shanty and
found Hull bathing Cummings head, who
was lying in bed. DR.. Candiana was called
and found that the ball had entered the
breast below the heart, and is supposed to
have lodged in the back. The wound is n
very serious one, and almost necessarily ia
tai. Hull was placed in charge of a consta.
bic and brought to The DAlles, arriving here
on the o'clock train. He was Immediately
tax en- in charge by the sheriff and lodged in
Jail Cummings was alive last night, but
no hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
Chris Exams, Escape.

FRESNO. Cal. Dec. 29--Tbe escape oil
Gins Evans from the Fresno countg jan
last night IS still the sensation of the
hour Sheriff Scott, VINO was in the south
assisting IN running down the Roscoe
robFers, was telegrapbed about the es-
cape, when he started for home, arriv'.
ing here at 40 this morning
A report comes from Sanger that
Evens was seen early this morning going
up tue Kings River Lumber Company s
flume and heading for bis old quarters at
Sampson fat. While it is believed to be
Evans' destination, the rumor is discred-
tied, No arresta have vet been made.
A thick fog prevails, which is favorable
10 the fleeing criminals. Marshal Nor
gan is resting easY. His wounds are not
thought 10 be dangerous.
Yesterday afternoon Morrell, the man
who, carried the meal to Evans and who
aided him in escaping, secured horses
and a buggy, put into it va'ise contain :
ing clothing and other needed things to
assist them in their pot. This vehicle
he hitched about O'Clock on Mariposa
street near O. When Evans shot Mar
shal Morgan the team took fright and
ran away, npset,ipg the, vehicle. This
compelled the desperadoss to abandon
that line of escape nd thev ran down to
Mono street, where they secured su Ex
positor newsboy's horse and cart The
valise being opened this morning was
found to contain number of shirts with
Richard Heath's name on them and other
cotbiug, besides two silver watches and
some jewelry. The clothing may haze
been left in the Jail by Heath when he
was released, and subsequently secured
by sccomplices of Evens. The sherlff's
office is severely censured for Evans es>
cane
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
Another BattIe Eaughr

ST. VINCENT, Dec. go delayed dis
patch from Pernambuco, dated Decem-
Der %, says there was serious fighting in
Aguas Belas on the 2lsts So diers at
tempted to capture Constantin Regober-
to, who bad fortified house on the hill.
In the conflict 80 soldiers were killed.
The result of the battle is not given. As
the dispatch was sent report WAS re-
ceived of a revolt on the island of Fer
pando &c Noronha. Agents of Admiral
Meilo corrupted some of the guards, who
allowed part of the con yicts TO get arms.
They reyolted and entrenched themselves.
and were threatening TO capture the fort
and turn the island over to the rebels. A
number of guards and soldiers we're
killed in the conflict. The insurgent war
vessels are expected there to help liber
ate all the convicts TO the number of
1000 or 1000, and take them to Rio TO
hgnt the government. It is understood
government cruiser was sent there to
suppress the revolt and defend the island
against the insurgents.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
Died Rr Thelr Own Hands.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 30-It is believed that
a suicide club exists in the northwest,
with at least two living members In ST
Paul. A third member committed sui-
eide the day before Christmas TIVE
other deaths can be traced to the same
source. They occurred IN Milwaukee,
and were the daughter oil Herman Nun
uenacher ap6 her lover Christmas day
there was buried here Miss O'Rourke, of
Duluth, who committed suicide by TAX
ing carbolis acid, and yesterday Ella
O'Routke, her sister, who had been liv-
ing at the home of another sistsr. Mrs. j.
N. Dougbertv. also took carbolIc acid
and died. The daughter of Herman
Nunnemscher and her lover committed
suicide IN the same way Now Mrs
Dolgherty is being watched with lynx
eyes to see thar she does not commit SUI
eide. Her husband admits that she
wishes to. The clue to the mysterious
deaths. which occurred from no kno wn
cause, as ali the parties were apparently
happy aud free from care, Is given in a
telegram from West Superior. This says
that the suicides are the fulfillment Of
an agreement between the families that
each one is to die at certain time, and
friends in West Superior youch for the
truth of this statement.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
Drowned in the sehu,em.

ST. HELEN's Or, Jan. Word reached
here this morning from Pittsburg poste
office, 81 miles west of here, in thus
county, that Mrs. D. w. Case. wife OF
the saw.nill man at thai p ace, committed
suicide at o'clcck Saturday morning by
jumping into the Nehaiem Ever. Mrs
CIse WAS at one time an inma:e oi the
asylum at S4em She had been heard
to remark of late that she would commH
suicid ia preference to returning to the
asylum. Sac was missed from the house
a lew minutes after she left It, ana her
husband began a dilIgeni search for her
apd soon tracked her to the bridge. TIE
alarm was spread among the neighbors
and there was soon searching party out
after the body, whicn was found al
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Eighty -gou.tn. 4 anniversary


LONDON, Dtc. go Gladstnaeis eighty
feur years of sge todsy. He is IN TX
ceilept health. Teltgrams and message'
and cards of cOngra'u ularions are pouring
| in on him from all parts OF the country.
The queen, Prince and Princess of Wales,
| and prominent members of both English
political parties have rendered their con+
gratulatiOns Gladstone, alter breakfast,
attended person slIg to his letters, and ~
noon presided at "a meeting OF the cab
met He was deeply affected by the
warmth of the greetings and congratular
tions of his COLLEAGUES. Throughout the
day he was in tue besi of health anG
spirits He took short carriage drive
before ,prece ediDg to the house of COM
mems and "a his residence there was
constant prooe. sno OF 7i~I,nrs Among
the diplomatic representatives who called
were the Rus siao aud Turkish ambsssa.
Gors, but 30 memicr o; tho UHi'ed States
embassy called q sdstnnc during the
day received an, Immense Dumher at
presents, In addition 20 ivtScr- aud relet
grams of copgra' uiatons. A numGer OF
of ladies brought flowers for Mrs Cad
stone leiter from Sir William Hnr
court. chanceilor of the rxchequer, was |
read at a liberal meeting held in Derby
this evening to celebrate Mr. GEadslone's
birthday. 10 this letter Sir William
says:
Those who witness the manner in
which our great commander takes his |
full share of the arduous lsnors of the |
4 ~ with recolnte. de vptjnn tn the npo |
ple's cause, are stimulated to fresh exer
ion, inspired by bis exanple.of undaun-
ed courage To serve with such chief
S inItself Il great reward. | feel sure
hat the liberals wall rally with iresi'
nergy to a cause worthy of snch u
eader"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
Death of an Old Pioneer.


Mr.. John Singleton, one of THE we'll
known pioneers of WaIla Walla county died
at his residence in this city Thursday morn
ing, after lingering illness of asthma. Mr..
Singleton was born in Cork. Ireland, in
1924. In the year 1856 he came to the
United States and shortly afterward en-
listed in the Ninth United States Infantry.
coming to Walla Walla the same year. He
served during the Steptoe expedition, per-
forming meritorious service. At the termi-
patton of his enlistment Mr.. Singleton set
tied upon tract CT land, which now forms
a portion of Walla Walla city, where he
has since resided. BE never took very
active part in politics, but was one of the
most enterprising and conscientious citizens
OF Walla Walla. He was well and favora-
bly, known through Eastern Oregon and
Washington and held in the highest esteem
by all. He leaves wife and five children
all grown-one son and four daughters-to
mourn his loss.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06
j. q. AInsworth ..ead.

San FRANcIsoo, Dee. 80 Captain j.
C.. Ainsworth. a California pioneer of
forty-nine, died this afternoon at his
home in Oakland. The deceased was a
capitalist well known the whole length
of the Pacific coast having large shipping
interests on the Columbia and VILLAIN
ette rivers and being prominent IN the
banking circles of Portland. this city and
oakland. He was also largely interested
at Redondo. Captain Alnsworth's for
tune Eas been esiimated at SO, 1000 900.
Captain Aiaswortb went To Oregon
from CaiifornIa il 1885, In 1861 he
founded the Oregon Steam Navigation
Co, which was sold in 1879 to the North
ern Pacific In 1886 he founded the
AInsworth National bank of Portland
and he was one of the founders of the
Bank of California. 10 1880 he came
to California and has since lived in Oak,
land He was born II Ohio in 1929.