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The Washington times., 1894-08-09
Spiders Outplaycd by Pirates.

PIrrsBURG. Aug. s.-Pittsburg outplayed
Cleveland at all points, and won easily. At
tendance, $500.
The Washington times., 1894-08-09

Fair start Won easily.
Scratched-Grand Prix, 95
Betting-Johnny, =; Detroit, 3; Mayor B., 90;
McKeever,6; Hemet, u; Some More,4, and Lyrist,
to ).
The Washington times., 1894-08-09
HOW inc HOTScS KUN.
Track fair.

Scratched-Free Press, 105.
Bet;ing-Bessemer 5: speedwell, f. Helen H..
8; Beauty colt 50; Phil DAILY, 5 Graceful, 6; Pick
away, o, and Senator, D.
20S Second race-Six furlongs Beaten horses
The Washington times., 1894-08-09
Philadelphia. ........................1 IS 22
ID

Earned runs-Philadelphia 10; Boston, 4. Two
base hits-Buckley (2), Duffy, Cancel and Della
and Cross. Home runs-Boyle and Thompson
Stolen bases-Hamilton C3), Thompson, Lowe,
and Bannon- Double plays-Cross, Hallman,
and Boyle: Lowe, Long, and Tuckor; Lowe and
Tucker. First base on balls-Of Stivetts, 2; off
Staley, /; of Harper, z. Hit by pitched ball
Lowe and Long. Struck out-Barper, Boyle,
Duffy. and Staley Passed balls-Ganzel q, and
Buckley a.. Wild pitch-Staley. Time-2 hours
and 45 minutes. Umpire-Mr. Gaffney.
The Washington times., 1894-08-09

Good start. Won driving.
Betting-Sonora, 3; Topmast, u; Jim Lamb, l2;;
Imp Frolicsome Lass, IL, and Imp. Nora, to 3.
SD7 Fourth racc-Six furlongs. Selling
o. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way TO. cure deafness
aod that 10 by constitutional remedies
ID safness IL caused by an infiamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining Of tbe
Eostachian Tube. When this tuoe
gets iBhamed you have q rambling
sound or imperfect hearing. aud when
it is entirely CLOSED deafness is the re
suit, and unless the Inflammation can
De taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will bt
destroyed forever; nine cases out of teu
are caused by cataTrb, which is moth
ing but an infiamed condition Of The
mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for Any case Of deafness Caused by ca
lArrh) that cannot be cured by HAlfs
CaIATTh Cure. send for circulars, free
#. j. CHENEY d Co, Toledo, D
pess- Sold by druggists. 75c-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
PETROLEUM FOR DlpHTHeRA

tsrBeDees Relief From the
Ffrst Application.
In the village Of Neuyille- Champ
d'Oisel, about nine miles from Rouen.
q malignant type of diphtheria broke
out The country doctor, II. Fred
eric Flahaut, treated the cases in the
usual way, but the deaths were nu-
merous. Remembering, as he says.
that the English use petroleum as an
antispasmOdic and an antiseptic, he
determined to try it as an experi.
ment.
His first trial was in the case Of a
little girl years old. He had al.
ready given her up and proposed to
the parents TO make the experiment,
which consisted in swabbing the
throat with common petroleum. He
had little hope OF the success Of his
new method, but TO his astonish-
ment he NOTICED an improvement
after the first application BE con
tinued the treatment, and the child
recovered. Then he tried it success
fully with his other patients
This year he had 80 cases Of diph-
liberia 20 treat, and he was success
ful in every one. In order TO be per
fectly sure that the cases in question
were ones Of malignant diphtheria,
he had the expectOrated matter sub
mifted to the analysis Of Professor
Francois Hue Of the ROuen College
Of Medicine, and the professor re
ported that he had clearly discovered
the presence in il Of numerous bacil-
Ii of diphtheria. Moreover, his dag.
Eosis was confirmed by Drs. Les-
hayes, I,erefrit and Bailey Of Rouen,
the last named being the physician
in chief in that city.
The treatment presents little diff
Guilty or danger. The swabbing Is
done every hour or every two hours,
according TO the thickness of the
membranes, which become. as il
were, diluted under the action Of the
petroleum. The brush, after being
dipped into the petroleum, should be
shaken 20 prevent any drops falling
into the respiratory channels. The
patients experience relief from the
very first application The disagree
able taste Of the petroleum remains
for few moments only Norman
die MedicAle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
A Great Explosion !

In these days of gunpowdeF, dyna
mite, giant powder, and the like, tre-
mendOus explosions are uo rarity, bui
the greatest explosion Of n0defn times
is. without doubt. that Of the 'OlA.
school" idea that Consumption Il Ia.
durable. Thousands Of lives have been
sacrificed 10 this mistaken notion.
Modern Teecarch has established the
fact that Consumption 10 a scrOfulOus
disease Of tue lungs. aud that there Il
one rcnasdy which will positively ersdi.
cate it fr0in the system Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. OF coorse,
there were Ia the oiden times many
who would have pronounced modern
explosives Instruments 0f witcbcrat /;
n1i there are, fortunately. few today
who do not acknOwledge that the
s'ooifen Medical Discovery" Il the one
sovereign Feuledy for all scroiuloas dis
casee, aud CONSUMPTION Is one of them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15

II was once remarked by a Judge
Of one Of the courts Of New York
city that he had held chambers In a
cab Judge Drum1n0nd Of the
United States circuit court was start
I ing from Milwaukee to 20 TO Chi
cago when counsel desired to bring
On a motion for q receiver in rail-
ruad case. Accordingly the judge
opened special term in parlOr car
and heard arguments while en- route.
But still more remarkable hear
ing once took place in Sierra county,
Cal, when Judge Searls Of the dis
tTict court was On his way from Ne
vada TO Piumas county.
At DoEnieville two lawyers had
agreed 10 argue motion when the
judge arrived, but as time was press
ing and both counsel were also go
ing 10 Plumas il was decided 10 ride
along on muleback and hear arzu-
Insnt On the way.
Up the mule trail from Downieviiie
tO Monte Cristo, down To Oak ranch
and 50 on to Eureka the argument
went On At Eureka the case was ex-
anined and summed up, and In due
time decision was reached
The loser oOnsoled himself by say
ing that he had at least sscended the
mountain without being conscious Of
the grade
When the judge suggested that tho
mule might have felt as usual, the
counsel nalvely replied:
Sir, / am inclined TO think from
the resRlt that he, too, was absorbed
IN helping TO make up the opinion"
Youths Companion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
NARloN CerNTY.

FOR STATE sKSATOkS-I. l. sifsrson a
salem. and " q Hobson 81 etsyton-
JOINT EESATOR-ROr Marion and Cl4ek.
az1ass Alonzo 0sEner, Salem
ROR REPRESENTATIVES B. No0res
and h HO1er Of Salem, David craig ol Ma
s4eAy. h G. Barklay Of woodbUrD. and ]. l.
calvert of Hubbard
COk MISSION XII. NJ watson of Turner.
HERlFF-JOhn knight Of Salem.
CLERK-L. v. Ehlsn of ButtsVflle
TREAsURER-R. @. Brown Of Turner
RECORDEH-F. W. W-ste Of salem.
SSKssOR-D d. COffsy of NIL City.
SCHOOL SUPERIS TRN DENT. 5. Ora
1an Of WoodDurn.
SURVEYORS. 3. Herrick og salem
OOROSES--A. n Czough o. salem.
JUsTIcE or PEACE-FOr salem ois,rica-
h A johnson, Jr.
cOSsIA BLE-FOr salem disiEiei--A. II.
Nsln-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
NOTICE

NJ Sau,s,ds = Is hksEsY ills.sE,sY GIVEN raAr rBE
70, piopose - I'm prove Cb,.rrrS ~ s,stn m une-
s-.as s..s i, Sasseo nom the north lDs ~ r sne
go ~ ~ ls eosthsEn hInits 4 the eitv, ts,
- NJ prop<uy by esiaslis1,Ts- oy me so,
- - slisias me street 10 thai Ef,de ~, is an
: =, -. - s ~ P1tiing IN esi-6 ~
stIeett' the gravel 10 6s ) ihc6ss LIE oi the
y. e,s. aea inches deep Al the esSsl st ses
- ~. tAat Al lessi or III, ~ y
sieF ana lhss ~ s.'ts =, Than 2 inehss 10 dtsm.
- - = tean inehrs IN diAn~l@r N not o.
la asy al Nv - sss'aAlaon council male thu
S'i iS- no \. Edss.
NifY he.,,-ss-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
Hops

Within the past few years the Pacific
coast states have become large pro-
ducers OF hops. The climate and soil
are especially adapted for their prOduc-
ton, and the result has been the addi-
tiOn to our resources of 8 great aud
growing industry, affording employ
ment, particularly the picking seasoD,
to large number Of persons Of all ages
and both sexes
In 1898, 25.OOO. 600 pounds were pro-
duced In California, Oregon, aud Wash
iDgt0n. and the crop this year IL ex-
pected to yield 81. .OOO. 600 pounds. The
action Of the COMMITTEES on ways and
means, Ia reducing this duty from Is
cents per pound 10 cents, was a
shameful attack upon this industry.
totally uncalled for by any economic
consideratiOn;butt the further reduction
by the finance committee Of the senate
10 10 per cent. nd yalorem will, II this
bill should become law, prove = most
disastrous measure 10 every farmer on
the Pacific coast who ls engaged iu
this industry. In seasons Of low prices
when the American agFiculturist mosi
needs the aid Of q protective tArifi. al
Ad vAlorem duty Of % per cent. Il al
most equivalent 10 placing hops on th,
free llsi, and exposes our farmers TO th,
competition Of cheap German hops
which can be transported to New Yorl
AZ q great deal less cost for freight thai
o is from the Pacific eoasi.-speech 0
fenator Squire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
roDAY,s mARKErs

Prices Currsnt by Telegraph = Loeal
az -orf1and Quotztionk-
RArS7f, May IS. Z D. m--Ofcz
DAILY CAPTTAL JoI zNAL Quota
tious fsr day a8d % 10 boar q going b
ores we're a. follows:
sAL&1E PBODUcK NAREKT
FECu.
4 Apt3es-sl 10 tl-z5 q b1sbel
EUTCHkaE sTOgK.
Nszls--iressef c1a-
Hoga-dressed 5.
Live CATTLE TO a
4 ebeep-Aiive SlJ50Gsz
MILL PRICES.
salem Milling Co. quotes: Flour
ID wholesale lOtE SZ60. Retail Ss.a0
b ~ SIS bUlk. SIS sacked EhoFts SIC
GIS Chop feed S16 EDd slT.
WHEAT.
- cents per bosbeL
HAY AND sRAIx.
Osts-Dsw Ss7zTlc-
Hay-Baled, DeE S. 20 SO; Old SO lo
u. Wild 10 bulk. s. % s..
FABN PRODUCTS
Wooi-Bes4. 1Qc.
Hops-Smail sale, IL 20 l6c.
Eges-Cash. Zoe
Batter Bees dairy, l5S3O; fancy
creamery 2122zi.
Cbeese-lz % IS cts.
Farm EDOzed nsezts-B4oon 9:
bs ns. II; sbO1iders,7.
POiatOes-S5fSS0c.
ODlO0s-3 eenta.
3ssswax-54e. CzFzwzy sssd, ISc.
nise seed, DC. Ginseng, SL40.
LIVE PoULTRY.
A'OUstry-Hens, 7c; rooeters, 5G6e;
iuSks. s; turkeys, sIow sale, choice,
y &c bc
PoETLAND oUOIAT1oNE.
Grain. Feed, etc.
FIour-StsDdard, e. 55: WalIa Walk.
81 20; graham, s240; s1perine. s225
-Ser ozsYel.
Oats-New, white, zoe. grey. Sse:
% ed, 10 tags, S5.75(s6.O0; barrels,
s6A0Gs-25: casts, 1915.
Hay-Besf, SloggI2 per ton.
Wool-vsiley, IUeSl3e-
Millssuffs-BE2n, sl6fglS; shorts, SIS |
gi5: ground harley ,s3yIG22; chop feed, |
sl5 per toB; whole fee 4, harley, SIS per 1
lOu; middiing, sZ3lGzS per ton:
shicken wheat 65C4l.OO per GENITAL.
HOps-New l2l 10 l3i.
Hides-greeu, salted, 80 lbs I3Ic, uu-
Ter 80 lbs, 2EaSe; sheep pelts, lOC960c. |
DAIRY PRODUCE
Butter Oregon fancy creamery, 3OG |
S2lc; fancy dairy, I5C917sc;fair TO good, |
lZs(gl4c; common. IOc per n.
California, 30Cgy40e per roll.
Cheese Young American, l2GI5c /
per pound; California llGl2; SHiss
mp, S0G932c; Dom, $50 ISc.
Eggs-OregOn, 9(9l0c per dozen.
Poultry y-ebickens, old, $3.50 per dog
n; ducks,s5.00; geese, S.; turkeys, live,
2lc, dressed I4c
Beef-Topsteers, p g3cper pound; fair
ogOod steers, 2Cg2ic; No COWS, &c; fair
'0ws, lie; dressed beef, 81 oOCa5 90 per
M0tton-Besi sheep, S2-25; choice
'&es, 81.
Hogs-Choice, heavy, 81 25G,4 75;
n@dium, u 0Ot94 50; light and feeders,
3 - dressed, IS 0D(a7.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, ia
Oc; do inferior, 6G7c; do valley, LOG
&c.
Hops-l4 to Ice.
POtatoes-EsrIp Doss, zotg3S5c. ore
Ou. Bur0anks, COG 95c per ceEtal.
Milling, 81 .2OGI.30.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
City Warrants.

Nas'oe is hereby givea thatIh.r
~ my hands funds applicahIs ~ nrs ~ :
- ne1t ofan warrants OF n ,i,,' ''ss y.
n-lsni drawn On the ~eeDer.l 80 a., y,
snd ,endorsed" bek.ne Aug. s-h JSa iSe,,
-. 49, warrants nnmhened 81 80 49, -,
-eoaorstd' on the Sth. Intsr,.~I - .'s,i ssi
this notics. ii s,,-. .ne date of
nay = ~ S7dlw City rressars,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15

Tb~ home boat ElwOod arrives up
sunday aud "Wednesday icnves ig.'tn
Corvallis down Tuesday, snd -~iutdAy
- portland: bGlilt for Saiem neuie;
s.-,reoiIes ralrn merchants; rates
sl~s,s rsasonabie. y. . SmiIh, sgent.
fVheff f,ot az state street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15

Are al adorned With ro@es. Tue
ro-s- on yonr cbeekp can he seiaiued BY
nslng Paris Tea- IL clears the blood
az impnreilse, moves the bowels every
day aud gives health and sireUgth TO
the uneF.
sold by Capital Drugstore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
@. WILL

DEALER I
Steinway, KnAbe, Nbber, Emer'
son and other pianos
Storey a Clark and bTheff organs.
All first class makes sewing ma
chimes.
Smaller makes Of MUSICAL instru-
ments and supplies.
Genuiue needles, oilGnd new parts
for all makes Of machee-
Sewing machines ID organs re-
paired and cleaned
Two dOoIs north of stoffiee, Sa'em.
Ore kon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
PERSONAL AKD SOCIAL
Local CorTeEpo1dsncs frOn TOwns
In ths Valley

xoETH HOWELL PsAIkIEs
The prospects fOr > good yisld q bOF'
Is very good 10 this yie58Iiy.
Ex-Rev. Watkins lecture Al HoweI
hall lssz Saturday evening called cot 4
few of the North Howell people
The couniy has st lMst PIT in tbs
0rSdge eenoss tbe slough near Mr. WsT-
DeS's os The SilvsrtoD road.
The . months term of school Eill
close Oh June 18th z-itb an enieTiaiD-
msBt by fbs pUpiis so the evening.
Sone Of the members q L o. o. 2.
from this place we're present at tbl
meeting aud bsoqOet e EiIVerf0n ir,
bOaOr of the grand master for Oregon
q that order.
The prospects for number of wei
dingz in this place ns fi4ftsEiDg in tbs
extreme Those Of us Ebo are 10 10,
minority have not wholly given uI
and lost courage "a that we are disei
pies Of the faith in the addage that.
There are ss good fisb in the ga, etc
'AOar senator wears smile and
benign look for every one. Aud ws
are led 10 cry out in the lsBguAge Of the
old rhyme.
s'Who would not be POpuiist
And with the party train
To feel the sweeIiDg Of the heart
be ne'er will feel zxaiE."
Fall sOwn wheat looks well and most
Of the spring grain has been put 10 10
this pelghbOrhoOd. Planting corn and
potatoes has been the order Of work for
the farmers Of late.
FROM MKHANA-
Rev. SwIek preached here Sunday.
Miss Lizzie MsweE returned from Sa-
lem saturday, where she was in attend
aBce at the teachers examination.
DIR. +. o. Smith, VI Portland, 1-
turned from trip TO QuArtsville Satur
day.
There are some young men here who
will get in trouble about selling tnOu'.
Take warning. You are known.
Saturday evening crowd Of Salem
wheelers came up on their wheels |
There were some gentlemen among
them, but others failed to show II by /
their actions along the road.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
sThIE IieKEI.


POT G0Fs-1oE-E p Lord. o6 n N4r5oE ez1nfy
For Secretary o. St&=e-H- K Kineaso. O
Lane cOz1fy-
For STATE Trs@szrsr- Phii. NsssehAa- q
Grant ooznfy.
For Supreme Judse-c. Z wOlverzoo, O
Linn co1nsF.
For AtsOrney-Ge7erzl-c Il Iaisznza. d
Hulf1Omzh.
For Superintendent q PubIse InsfroessOn- -
.. NJ Irwin, af UnSo1.
For state Pr1nter-W. h Leeds. oE Ja1kson-
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.
FOr Repressni44sTs in coDgresk
BISGER HERMANN.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Circuit .udze,
H q HEWITT, Of Linn County.
For District Attorney,
Jas Mccain, Of YsmhIu COunty.
Member Board Of Equalization,
8 3. GIBSON. Of Polk Coaniy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the er0iSOn OF a build.
ing for the Oregon school for teaf Autes viii
De received by the Board of .Fssiees Of said
schosoi, a. the state Capitol, salem, Oregon,
until II O'Clock, mon, May i4ta. lss9.
k&ch bid must be accom- paned by certified
check Tor S5uo.
Plans and specincafioRs en- De seen at the
once OF =. L MAxon, Architet. Portland, Ore
gon, or Al the once Of C. II H-3uIggraf, Archl
ie I. Salem Oregon
The Bard OF trustees resrves the right %
re3ecl auF and al bids submhed-
sfLVESTkR PESNOffR- Governor,
GEO. ". MCBRIDE. sey OF state.
Z Is MeFI.ROY, Sup'tHnb. Inst'n,
BoRd Of Trustees
Salem, Oregon. April IS. Ia 4slos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
TnR GARKI,.RTa.

6AN FRxNCIsoo. May iA.- whsAl
Mas ~: Dec. ti.o6i.
cnicAoo. May "a Cash. 5el; July
57i@5gl.
POnri.Ahp. May n. Wheat vAiisy
silGss; wsl'a waiIa IS @77l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15
Hair Death

rinsfspiiy removes &ad forever destroys OBJ
Z 1ecltOnable hair. vine, bEE 1psssis. Ctr4rlon'
: 1fAee- A.isga- 10 Ene most delicate skin. III
! W 8 or my years the secret formula OF
-rrssnus Wilson, acknowledged by phyEi
a1s The highest authority and the
90 eminent dermatologlsI and hair speS
j ans ahEf ever lived During MS privatel
4 TaTfEes of . lifetime among the nobility
srd arlgiocnacy Of Esurope be prescribed
( mis- recipe. p ce, Si by NAL, securelyl
aacked- Co dependence confidential. Solsj
Agent .or america Address
THt SKO0kUk ROOT HAIR 6f0wEE 60.
Dept r 81 south FIf1h Aven1G.New YorkI
q b0OnnnnOOOO0nsn OQnQQQ lQQQOOOOt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-15

! by Capital Drugstore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-17
CRlsIs rs rOKruGAh.
Strained Rotations with Frnucc-A CrItI.
CRl Situation.

Strnln0d Rotations with FrnucG-A CrIti-
CNl Situation.
PARIS, Feb. ga acmi-oniciul motto
has been issued in regard to the atti.
tude OF the Portuguese government in
most OF the questions which have
arisen between France and Portugal
and especially in regard to these Qucs.
tons which affected French invest.
ments. Tho attitude OF Portugal in
these matters, 1t Is announced, has
caused Premier Casimir. Porter to recall
the French-Portuguese minister to
Paris, in order to confer with tho gov
Ornment upon the situation. During
the absence OF tho French minister
from Portugal, the first secretary will
rep!uCG him and will 20 act until tho
present crisis permits OF the French
minister's return.
MADRID, Feb. lG.-Thc queen regent
and the cabinet have discussed tho do.
parturc OF the French minister from
Lisbon and tho situation is regarded rs
being serious. Tho general opinion OK
pressed in political circles i5 that the
situation in Portugal resembles that
which noCossitalcd the intervention OF
Spain in tho affairs OF Portugal fifty
years ago, and tho opinion is also cx-
pressed that Spain should Immediately
consider the means to be taken in order
TO prevent Portugal from becoming the
centre OF permanent political agitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-17
A STEAMER LOST

And One Man Escapes to Toll the Story.
a Schooner's Grow Mnssacrcd.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 1G.-Syd-
ney advices say that tho iron steamer
Alert, while on her voyage from Port
Albert to Melbourne, recently sank
during terrible gale, and of the llfteon
men aboard but one managed to reach
land and tell tho story OF the disaster.
When the Alert lett Port Albert she
had crew OF twelve men all told, be-
aides two passengers In tho saloon.
When the steamer rounded Cape
Schanck gale was blowing with hurri-
cane violence. An enormous green sea
broke on board and, lis the steamer
rolled the sea filled the decks flush with
the rails, carrying oil everything nova
bio and passed down the matches and
skyliGhts in the vessel. The fires in the
engine room were put out at once, and
oil hands were scarcely on deck before
one sea after another broke over the
steamer, bearing to tho gunwhaIe, then
suddenly wont IRON under thor feet
and all were left struggling in tho
waves. Pointing, tho cook, managed to
get hold OF cabin door and chung 10 it
nil through the night. When dav was
breaking he touched sandy bottom,
staggered n icw stops up tho beach and
fell unconscious, remembering nothing
moro until he saw his rescuers around
him near SchanCk light.
Another outrage has been committed
by the natives upon u trading vessel OF
Coast Pentecost. The natives arc stated
to have attacked the schooner Petrol mt
or near the port whore George Liiou
was killed iew months ago. They put
OF 10 tho Petrol, boarded her and toma.
hawked several members OF the crew.
The ship jesse Redman is ashore Mt
Cathemo islands and the steamer Ten.
derden is stuck on reef at NcDonalds
bay. Floes OF ono to two miles in cx-
tent have been recently seen and bergs
varying from 900 to 500 feet in height.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-17
WAS IN rllIs COUNTRY.
Tho Anarchist WHO Accidentally nlcW
Himself I'm IN Landau,


Himself Up In London.
LONDON, Feb. 10. - Bourdin, the
FtOnchman, supposed to have been IN
anarchist, who was blown almost to
pieces in Grennwich Park through, II
Is believed, stumbling and falling upon
q bomb which he carried In his pocket,
Is said to havo come from Paris to Lon
don in 1888 and to have worked here
with his brother, tailor BOurdin, nc.
cording to tho police, visited all tho an.
Nrchist clubs OF this city ana became
imbuOl with their opinions and
methods. In 1891 lIourdin Is said to
have Gonc to tho United States, and 10
have been employed by q ladies' tailor
establishment in Detroit. According 10
tho police, Bourdin, after leaving Do.
troit, returned to Paris, and from thore
came to this city. llo Ia said TO have
been trusted organizer OF tho IN.
archists, and the police here express the
opinion that Donrdin, when he mot his
death. was on his way through Green
wich Park TO tho famous Greenwich OBJ.
scrvatory with tho intention Of blowing
up that institution.
Bourdin has been watched by the
police for somc timc past His sister
in-law says that Dourdin called upon her
yesterday. and that when sho playirlly
pushed him he exclaimed: "For Gods
sake don't push me-" From this It's he.
loved that Bourdin must have had the
explosive in his pocket when no called
upon his sistor-in.law. ...
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