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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-24
List of Patents

Granted to Oregon inventors this
week. Reported by G. A. Snow & Co.,
solicitors of American and foreign
patents, Opp. o. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. G. Sheet metal pipe, D. W.
Holden, Gardiner, Or, F. H. West,
Portland, Or, dish cleaner.
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ton for the purpose of intimidating con
gress would be most timely.
A Proposition for Settlement.

MINNEApoLrs, April 2S.-Governor
Nelson has made proposal that the
Great Northern road and the strikers
each appoint three members of the
board of arbitration, and these six name
the seventh. President Hill has ac-
cepted the proposition for the railroad,
and the men are considering it.
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COttOIene

Is a NEW SHORTENING, and
every housekeeper who is
interested in the health and
comfort of her family
should give it a trial. It's.
q vegetable product and far
superior to anything else
for shortening and fry
ing purposes. Physicians
and Cooking Experts say
it is destined 20 be adopted
IN every kitchen i'll the
land. This is to suggest
that you put it in yours
now. It's both new and
good. Sold by leading
grocers everywhere.
Made only by
N. X. FAIRBANk g. CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
CHICAGO. NEW YORK, BOSTON.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-24
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, April ~, 1894.
Mr.. Cleveland's physical courage is
not, it seems, equal to his mental obsti-
macy. He intended to move his family
to his suburban residence this Week, but
the news of the approach of the several
branches of Coxey's army frightened
it is said, that he is now seriously think
ing of sending Mrs. Cleveland and the
children away from Washington before
Coxey's army arrives. A facetious anti
Cleveland democratic senator said today !:
SCI suppose Cleveland is afraid that he
might be seized and held as a hostage
by Coxey to compel congress- to grant
his ridiculous demand
The democrats obtained control of the
Fifty second congress largely through
misrepresentation of the appropriation
made by the Fifty-frst congress and of
the Creed rules of the house, The ap-
propriations of the Fifty-second congress
exceeded those of the Fifty first and those
of the present congress promise to do
| likewise, and now the democrats of the
house have adopted the quorum count
ing rule for which they 30 long abused
Mr.. Reed and the republicans. In view
of these facts it will be long time
before the democrats will carry
another election by misrepresenta-
tions. I'm the language of slangdom,
the people are '.onto" them. The re-
publicans of the house have been very
considerate of the feelings of the DEM
ocrats while they have been eating their
dish of crow. It is glory enough for the
republicans that their ideas have had to
be adopted by the democrats of the
house, and they are perfectly willing to
leave it to the intelligent voters of the
country to settle with the democrats for
giving the Vie to all of their previous
statements about the Outrageous and
Unconstitutional counting of a
quorum.
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, is
one of thosewh believe that England
/ never does anything that promises to
into it by self-interest. He proposes by
means OF an amenQmenL 10 the tariff
bill, of which he gave formal notice this
week, to place. discriminating duties on
all products and manufactures of Great
Britain and her colonies, the same to re-
main in farce until Great Britain shall
enter into an agreement with the United
States and other nations for the coinage
and use of silver as money. This
amendment, if adopted, viii leave the
Mckinley duty on Australian wool,
double the duty on everything dutiable
/ from Great Britain and all her colonies,
and put duty OF s5 per cent on such
1 articles from them as are on the free
list. How the lion would roar should
the senate vote with Mr.. Lodge.
While Senator Smith speech did not
create as great a sensation as that OF
4 Senator Hill it served to emphasize the
positions occupied towards the tariff bill
by the free trade democratic senators
and the so-called conservative demo-
cratic senators, Of whom Senator Smith
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photographs.

For the next sixty days j will make
my best So per dozen cabinets at 81 per
dozen at Chicago Gallery, opposite
Maysz,& Crowe's hardware store, on
Second street, The Dalles, Or. diff.
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Mrs. AUSTEN, a sister of Cardinal
Manning and a great .favorite with
him, died in England recently at the
age of ninety-three. She was a de-
voted adherentof the Anglican church.
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Now is the time to kill squirrels. Sure
Shot at Snipes & Kinersly's..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Work at the Warm Springs Property.
Death of an Old Lady.

WARM SPRINGS. VA. Feb. 10.-Spe-
cial.--The cold weather OF last week
enabled our people to fill their ice
houses. The recent rains have melted
nearly all the snow that has fallen ana
made the roads almost impossible.
The work which was commenced by the
Virginia Hot Springs Company at this
place, that OF thoroughly overhauling the
sewerage on the Warm Springs Hotel
property, has been successfully com
pleted.
The board of supervisors held their
monthly meeting this week and trans
acted quito a deal of business. Some OF
the allowances made were for fox scalps.
The board refused to allow Mr.. Gillespie
what he prayed for IN his petition-the
right TO erect a building on the court
house square for the purposes of res
taurant and MISUNDERSTANDING such use
a perycrsion OF the purposes for which
said lot was acquired.
Mrs. Margaret Gatewood was buried
here this week. She had reached the ripe
age OF ninety years. Her maiden name
was Beale
debating society. organized some
weeks ago. is attracting much interest.
The jail at this place has been singular
IS free OF criminals this winter. At
present there is one negro boy confined
therein for sixty days.
The Hot Springs arc now fully opened.
with a goodly number of guests. Or.
Chaplin. OF New York. the medical direct
or. has arrived with his staff OF bath
attendants.
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PEIERSB UKG'S ELECTION.
The Special One To be Held There To- Nor
row-Keceipts of Cotton-Personai.


PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 10.-Special.-
A great deal of interest is felt in the
election to be held here on next Monday
to decide the question whether or not the
City Council shall approve a bin to be
presented to the Legislature by the Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, authorizing
the company to discontinue the mainte-
nance and use Of its line of railway and
station within the city of Petersburg, and
TO alter the location of its road. Only
free-holders will be allowed to vote in
this election
The general impression is that the vote
will be largely against the Council ap-
proving the bill.
Rev. Porter Hardy will preach special
sermon tomorrow morning at Ettrick NJ
Il. church to the Red Men of Petersburg
TIE receipts OF cotton at this port for
the past week were 10 bales.
The receipts Of tobacco at the different
warehouses for the week were 26) hogs
heads; sales of loose, 491 $50 pounds
The suit OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company against Barnev
q Donahue will come up for trial in the
Hastings Court on next Tuesday. This
suit is brought to recover freight on a
lot of horses.
Mr.. H. c. Hardy. cashier of the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Companv
has been confined TO the house for the
past two weeks from indisposition.
Another mass-meeting OF citizens was
held tonight at the Academy of Music
when the question in reference to the re-
moVai or the tracks of the Petersburg
railroad was discussed. Speeches we,e
made by Mr.. T.. c. Venable. William y
Mckenney, and ]. NJ. Quicke against tho
tracks being removed. Messrs. r.. r
Davis and Cornelius Tinsley spoke i'm
favor Of the railroad building a belt line
around the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Feb. l0.-spe-
cial.-The pay car of the New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Com
pany was out yesterday gladdening the
hearts of the employees.
The Cape Charles Musical Club gave a
very interesting concert in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall ar Eastyille. last night, for the
benefit Of Emmanuels Protestant Epis-
copal church, OF this city. The immense
hall was filled TO. It's utmost capacity By
citizens from all parts Of the Eastern
shore. special train was run from
Cape Charles for the occasion. There
were also present Mr. W. II. Crowell. OF
Norfolk, and Mrs. ii. G.. Fleming, Of st.
Louis. Mo-, who favored the audience
with'some very fine solos.
In compliance with q petition from
the property holders and others, pre-
scented to the town council of Cape
Charles. Va. at their meeting last night.
an ordinance was passed compelling the
Sidewalks Of the town to be paved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
THE FdRuyTLLE GUARDS.
Arrangements for Their Fsir-Iiecovery of
Mr. X. 4. Paulett-Other Personal Notes.


FARMVILLE. VA, Feb. 10.-Special.-
The Farmville Guard have been making
arrangements for some time TO hold
fair, and through their friends and the
committee have gotten about four hun
dred presents OF various kinds, and
some OF them OF considerable value. They
were so fortunate as 10 get the large
store house of :. =. Mckinney 10 hold
the fair in. and the ladies who have
charge OF IL were busy yesterday and
to-day decorating and getting everything
in shape TO begin the sale of the articles
next Tuesday night The Farmville Sill
yer Band will furnish music for the oc-
casion The Guard feel very grateful 10
those persons who have contributed so
literally towards IT, A large number OF
presents from a distance have been re-
ceived.
Mr.. r. S. Paulett president of the
Planters Bank. who had been confined TO
his room since about three weeks before
Christmas, has been at his usual post
OF business this week.
Mr.. Paulett being a large and liberal
buyer OF tobacco has been greatly miss
ed in that line during his sickness, and
the same can be said of him in the
Church and Sabbath school, as there
is not a more useful member of these
in the town.
Mrs. Capt. u. A. Blanton has been
quite Ill for some time. and is regarded in
a very precarious condition. There has
been a good deal of sickness.
Miss Mamie Lithgow, of Manchester,
Is visiting the family Of Mr.. J. w. Gins.
Miss Mapp. who formerly taught vocal
music at the Normal School. is now stop
ping at Mrs. w. b. Berkleys and visit
Ing her many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
n CURIOUS RELIC.
Copy OF the Ulster Gazette, CONTAINING
Advancement Of Washington'- Death

WELDON. n. c., Feb 10.-Special.-
Edward Wills Of Brnklyville is in pos
session Of curious relic of olden times.
1T is copy Of the Ulster IN. " County
Gazette, dated January 4, 1900. The paper
is In deep mourning for the Father Of
his Country" whose remains had been
Iald TO rest al Mount Vernon December
70 1873. with all the military and civic
pomp Of the times. 1t also gives the
names of the pali-bearers who helped con-
sign to their last resting-place the body
or the immortal Washington. The pail
bearers were as follows: Colonies Simms,
Ramsey. Payne, Gilpn. Marsteller, and
Little. the Christian names being omitted.
On the ornament at the head Of the coffin
these words appeared, Surge ad Judi
cum about the middle Of the coffin.
Gloria Deo." and on the silver plate:
General George Washington
Departed this Life on the 18th Dec, 1893.
Act S."
The paper has been I'm the Wills family
since the memorable day when the great
commander-in-chief was laid to rest
Another curious feature of this old
paper is this, the very latest foreign news
is four months old Now a man would
not read news two DAYS old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

N " Knitting MI Soon to be In Opera
MDvement or n 4 otfnn 4. cL..-x

= - 49, 'S'h W nc III OlfFaf
Movement or n Cotton F.ciniy.
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. iO.-speciaI.-
The Chesapeake and Ohio and the Biz
-Four railroads, alive to the Importance
OF this port In establishing larger direct
trade 10 European ports, have made ar
engagements with the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad and its connections
70 increase the grain shipments 10 this
place. A through fate has been made
on all cereals for export 10 Liverpool.
with the result that the new line is not
only securing business from Missouri and
Kansas and the country traversed by the
Big -Four system. but the territory in
Dakota. Minnesota. Wisconsin, and Iowa,
for which the Northwestern Is an outlet
The new knitting mill for the manufac-
ture or underwear, 10 cost SIS 900, en-
p'oying hfty hands. will soon be In opera
ton. as contracts securing the erection of
the plant have all been signed.
A movement is on foot TO start cot
ton factory here. The cotton manufac-
tnrers are looking more closely into the
south's advantages for the manufacturing
or The raw material where grown
Several western editors are expected to
Visit Newport News by the 10Th OF the
present month.
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CONTEST IN THE TENTH.
PASSAGE or MR. TUCHEES BILL
WILL STRENGTHEN MN.
The New Railroad to Salem, Va But Little
Costly Work to be Done 10 Complete IT,
Effect of Construc ing This Line.

LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. 1o.-Special.-
Senator Flood, OF Appomattox, was In
town this week on his way to Staunton'
While here he was asked IL he was a
candidate for Mr.. Harry fuckers place
In Congress. He said II was rather early
to make any announcement, but no doubt
at the proper time he would be a can
dldate. The senator was student at
our University In Isa-S3. and is well
known here.
When the Legislature granted Buena
Vista a charter as city, the new city
agreed to assume certain part OF tue
county debt to be paid into the county
Treasury by q certain time. The sudden
decline in values in Buena Vista and the
rapid falling Off In population. instead
OF rapidly increasing, as had been con-
fdently expected. made ii impossible for
the new town to meet Its financial obiiga-
ton TO the county. and the Indebted
ness, by interest, has increased instead OF
growing smaller. The Board of Super
visors ore now after Buena Vista. and a
suit TO recover the amount due the county
by the town OF Buena Vista will be
brought.
There Is some talk Of an effort 70 get
up n local-optlon election in the Golfers
town district the coming spring. 1t is
dry district nov.
En,ct of Mr.. fuckers BDI.
The triunphal passage OF the Tucker
repeal OF the Federal election law will
have very much, many think. TO strength
en- Mr.. fuckers political fences among
his party friends in his canvass for the
nomination In this district.
A well-known Republican says that
Jake Yost will not have the walk over
he and his friends had hoped for in
securing the Republican nomination in
this Ghe Tenth congressional district;
shat Lawyer VIM. T.. Craig dnd ex-State
Auditor s. Brown Allen are In for the
fight ard want the nomination. Republ-
cans and Democrats alike, however. Will
have TO concede that so far as ability
goes Yost has IT by large count on the
other two candidates.
The New Line 70 Salem.
II IS expected that Nice-President King
and Chief Engineer Manning will be here
next week TO make a trip over the par
tally constructed line south of this poin,
sxty-two miles to Salem. In 1878 these
slxty-two miles were being built when
the panic put a stop to their completion,
and since that time the great expendi-
lures on that portion of the line have
been abandoned. Most Of the heavy
grading, fills. cuts, stone culverts, bridge
piers and abutments. and other costly
work was built, and to-day there is but
little heavy or costly work TO put the
Inc through either to Salem or Roanoke
rs may be determined upon. If this line
goes south to Roanoke, and thence into
the far South. it will make the Valley
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio from
Harpers' Ferry to Harrisonburg and the
Valley railroad OF Virginia from the latter
point to this place and on the south a
trunk line. Besides. it will give the
wholesale trade of Baltimore an outlet
TO the South it does not now possess and
into as rich virgin territory as can be
found anywhere.
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ANOTHER DEED OF TRUST.
A Fugitive X turned from virginia-To-
bacco shipments.

WINSTON, y. c.. Feb. 1O-Special.-
capt X. X. Crawford. who filed a deed
Oh trust yesterday. filed another one to-
day IN the name of Crawford & Co. Mr..
Willis. Of New York, was associated with
captain Crawford i'm the hardware bust
ness before they burned out last year.
me assets and liabilities are not learned
winston shipped nearly five hundred
thousand pounds of manufactured tobacco
this week. This is the largest week.
shipment in several years.
Green Barrett. constable. OF German
ton, who skipped TO Roanoke. Va, with
the towns funds and the wife OF a man
OF Walnut Cove. was brought back home
last night by a deputy sheriff. The
woman remained in Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
THRONG AT OLD POINT.
PExxxCE OyLYSKTN DEEP; sfLkES
Rustic or THE SxCkCLO1H.
Devotions OF the Owner ofthe Ceid'bonnd
Prayer Boek--Fert Chapel kedoiens
with Perfume of vioicts.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Feb 10.
special.-The Lcnten days proclaim the
advent Of the scmi-devotional. fashion,
able throng at Old Point. The tradi-
tionai sackcioth nowadays has a snkcn
rustic. and pcnancc is only skin deep.
The fort chapel Is rcdolcnt with the
perfume of vioiets, and the prayers have
the accompaniment OF tinkling jewels.
The owner OF the goId-bound prayer
book IS the most faithful in her devo-
tions. This aforesaid chapel is full OF
memories. Each window shows forth the
virtues OF some departed soldier. In the
hign-backed pews have worshlpped people
OF every nation and cline. The bugie
calls the hour OF service and a cornet
leads the singing. The collection is taken
by two officers who march with martial
tread and deposit their offerings upon
the altar. The sun streams In upon the
buttons and brass adornmen:s OF our
country's to-be-heroes. The pathway to
fhe chapel is lined with cannon balls and
great guns turn their yawnng, silent
mouths In greeting as we pass by.
The evening hops are in order at the
Hygcia and the crowd increases daily.
Mr. Edward Luckenback, OF New York.
IS here with his family. lie is the lar
gcst owner Of tug-boats and barees in
this country. tflS privilege IL was 10
tow the Viking 10 Chicago.
Secretary Carlisle and Party.
Secretary Carlisle and party Will ar
rive here on Sunday, for a stay Of sew
erai days.
The Yale Banjo and Glee Club will
spend Faster week at Old Point. as
usual. giving one of their delightful
complimentary concerts.
Mrs. H. Il. Lockwood, Of Baltimore.
well known 20 Old Point habitues as
a charming woman and genial hostess,
VIII spend the season here.
a Soldiers Funeral.
A young soldier. in n dazed condition
from drink. walked into the moat and
was drowned one day this week. The
nae -draped gun-carriage carried the vic
tim to the grave. the soldiers marched |
with reversed arms. the band played |
II solemn dirgc, and all was impressive |
enough. Imagine the shock 10 ones |
scnsibilities when the band returned |
playing John the Jailbrd," with most |
cheering variations
The remnant of ambient bridal cou-
pie. is large and Old Point Comfort has
its full share, Some very dainty trous-
seaus are delighting the eyes Of lockers
on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
p.vsro Of tfntmsnis for Ca'arrh TIA
l,onfnin MAreurH

.s mercury will surely destroy the sense
81 smell and completely derange the whole
evsfem when entering IL through the
,,,,co,Is surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they Will do is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by T. J.
Cneney * Co, Toledo, Ohio. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure. be sure you get the gen
uine. II IS taken internally, and made
in Toledo. Ohio by +. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. price 1Jc. per bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Prompt Payment.

KIchmOnd, va, Feb. s, 1891.
Mr.. 7. l.. Alfriend. Manager Washington
Life Insurance Company.
Mn r.. NJ. Weich and myself desire as
executors of :he estate of the late cant.
\. q. Babcock, 10 return our thanks to
the Washington Life Insurance Com
pany for the very prompt settlement Of
its policy for s3,oo0 on Captain Babcock.
The claim was forwarded to the home
office in New York last week. and on
Tuesday morning Of this week | received
a letter from Mr.. Wclch. enclosing the
company's check in settlement.
Very truly yours.
BEN T. AUGUST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
BURGLIK> ~ DdNviLLE.
Att mpt 10 Rob n Ha DWARF store-Death
Of Al Lady.

DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 10-Special-An
attempt to burglarize Scheduled. Vass
q Co.'S hardware store was frustrated
tonight by the timely arrival OF n. #.
Reed. one Of the salesman a negro was
found in the store. but he made his es-
cape by jumping from window. He had
secured a few goods, which he dvoppd
in his flight.
Information was received here to-day
Of the death OF Mrs. Mildred T. LIP
peraett. only sister OF Capt. James Wood,
of this city. she died in Cunning City.
Neb She was native Of Fauquier
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Ashe,ill. Tobacco Market

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. Feb. 10-Speciai.-
The Asheville tobacco market continues
quite active. and prices fair. According
TO the report of Mr.. e. ]. Holmes. secre-
tary of the Asheville Tobacco Associa-
ton, l,zy0ls pounds of leaf tobacco were
sold here during the month of January
Tor the aggregate sum OF s93.679e5 The
sales from October LIST TO February LIST
aggregated 2.i5S752, at a total amount OF
S1C9, 2S5.SJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
A New Company.

The Craig Academy of Fine Arts. 1l5
east Broad street. so well known to Rich
monders, has been reorganized into new
company. with capital stock OF $4,000.
which Will enable them to carry much
larger ard more complete line than before.
one Of the company is now In the
northern market for the purpose or pur-
chasing. and their aim is 10 nave the
finest and best stock in the South, par
ticularly in mouldings and artists mate
rails.
Mr. A. f. Craig will be the manager or
the company, and all purchasers ana
lovers OF art will continue to receive the
benefit Of his extensive art experience,
II is expected they will be fully equipped
within a week. and you should look OUT
for their grand opening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
PHINiCfL CTITUKE.
tisss OF Young Lndie~ Organized at Ash
an In erestr P.ra nal


an In eresf'p Pera nal.
ASHLAND, VA, Feb 10-Physical Gull
lure has proven TO be of such benefit IN
,he male sex here, both physically and
mentally, that Il class Of young ladies
was organized yesterday in connection
WIN ltandolp1-M Macon Colleges gymna-
sum. The class starts out with sixteen
members, under the instruction Of 4.
u. Brown, Jr., son of Rev. Or. A. G..
Brown. Mr. Brown is fine athlete and
win no doubt prove a good instructor.
The young ladies have a costume of blue
trimmed with white
Miss Henry is spending several days
with her cousins. the Misses Whitehead
Miss Adelaide Petit of Fluvanna coun-
~. who has been visiting Miss Rika
Fleming. returned home yesterday.
Miss keesee, OF Richmond. is visiting
Mrs. John +. Ewig.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Fox (nee Miss Nell
lie Sands. who were recently married
in Richmond. Will reside permanuy at
this place.