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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-05

Concert
At
The
Methodist
Church
Tomorrow
Night.
The Cold Storage Co. shipped a car
load of potatoes East today.
John Hill, the man killed at seufert's
fishery yesterday was bnried today.
Governor Lord yesterday appointed A.
N. Gilbert superintendent of the peni-
tentiary.
Do you want garden seeds? If SO,
read Crossen's ad tomorrow, which will
tell you just where to get them.
The railroad commissioners are in
session at Salem considering the freight
schedule of the Southern Pacific.
1t will be seen by perusing the min
utes of the council meeting last night,
that all persons under 1S years of age are
liable to arrest if found on the streets
after o'clock at night.
The Smith Bros. will give their dance
at the opera house Wednesday evening
this week instead of Thursday. This
change is made on account of the hospi-
tai corps using the hall Thursday even
ing.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the fire bell will
be tapped eight times. This is the cur
few bell, and from this on Will be rune
each night at the same hour. Just re-
member this, and don't think it is a fire
alarm. -
A decision was handed down in the
supreme court today insthe case of the
Ystate against Daniel Maloney and Char.
les Smelling. The Judgment in the
lower court was reversed and new tria
ordered.
The Dalles just at present is at it
dullest. All the farmers are busy plow
ing, and hardly one of them is to be seer
in the city. The weather is perfect anC
if it keeps up for little while there vii
be large acreage in grain. What VI
want is just such weather as we are hav
ing now, followed next month by rains
The smallpox scare has grown beauti
fully less at such rate that there is nov
little, if any, of it left. The patient
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-05
TelephOne Notice.
mch5-6

Those who have not already ordered
instruments placed and who desire tele-
phone service from the Seufert-C Condor
Exchange, viii please order at once.
SEUFERT & CoMDoN.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-05
Regular Council Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
city council was held last night. Pres
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Leaves From the Notebook or ChrOnicl,
Reporters.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
H1arZec.

W kosciele rzymsko- kato]ic-
kim, az do roku 1852, Marco by}
plerwszvm mlesiAcem, a rok roz-
poczJna} sig rs Marca. We Francyl
Marzec uznawanym by1 7ako pier
wszy mieslac w roku, az do roku
1854, az oredziem Kar6la TX Sly
czen .uznano poczatkujacYm ME
slacem. Ia Francya posz{a Szkocya,
W r. 1899, lecz Angllcy wahaIi sig
re zmlana jeszcze prawle wick ca}y.
Jezeli W March, bedzlesz chciaf
odbyc dlu5sza podroz. to wybierz
Kolej Burllngtohska. Wzgledem
bl1zszych sz%czeg6{ow, map, lub cen
jazdY zgfoslc sic do agenta mlei
scowego Tub wprost do w. j. c..
Kenyon, Gen, Pass. Agent. st.
Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
z TOrunia.

Dnia 29go Stycznia obcho~
dill tn KS. Emil Schmeja,
proboszcz PREY ko5ciele sw,
Jana, IS roeznice swego
urzedowania proboszczowskie
60 " tel para6i. Odznacayf
sic mianowicie przYozdobieniem
kosciola / sprowadzeniem
Si6str Elzbietanek. Wstepem
do uroczystego oochodu by}
wleczor muzykalao.wokalnY,
urzadzony % z. m. O godz.
7me1 na sail strzeleicy przez
Towar2ystwo Piusowe pod
k'erownictwem ks. prob. dr..
Klundra, kt6ry tel przemo vii
/ zakohczy} okrzykiem ma czesG
obecuego W sail jubilata. Byfy
nastepnie spiewy, deklamacye,
dyalog W polskim i niemieckim
1ezyku. W sam dzien rocznicy
0 godz. 9tej ks. ]ubilat
wprowadzony p:ocesvonalnie
do kos,lola, odprawi} W
asystencyl ksiezy Teofla
Schulza i dr.. Bernardo Pawlic.
k'ego nabozehstwo dziekczyn
ne. Kazanie wyglosit ks.
prob. dr.. Klunder. Pc mszv
sw. odspiewano tie Deum",
pc czem znow W procesyi
~odprowadzono jubilata. do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
KsLazeczka dla mlf0dych
EudhXi

Wiele ludzi clerpi ma stare
lata "a grzechy mlodoscl. KazlY
m}ody cz}owlek powlnlen sobie
przypomlnaG boskie haslo ,,Poznaj
sieble samego!" Dla tych kt6rzy
pragna poznac, Jak zachowaG czer-
stwosc, SHY i zdrow1e W 1aiodoscl,
by pGtem W starszym w1ekr
cz}owlek m6g} znosi& czekajace
nan trudy, wydal'smy k~s'azeczke
i pose1amy ja pod byle adresem,
%starannle op1eczetowana W pe}ne:j
kopercie. PrzesfaG tylko do mas 10
centow W znaczkach pocztowych,
w hscie opatrzonym takim auresem:
Worlds Dlspensary Medical Asso
ciatlon, 663 Main Str, Buffalo,
Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
co ShYCHAC.

I ROSYI nadesz}a smutna
viadomosG. Wszyscy sic
spodziewali, ze nowy car
bedzie ~]agodniej rzady spra-
wowa}, niz jego ojciec, re
NADIA wiecej wolnosci obywa-
telom, a nawet re dopusci ich
do glosu / rady W sprawach
pahstwowych, To sic wszystko
teraz rozwia}o. Onegdaj
zjecha}y sic deputacyez ca}ego
pahstwa, azeby z}ozyt pare
carskiej zyczenia Z powodu
slubu. Car podziekowa} i'm "a
zyczenia, przyja} podarki a W
koncu dobitnym g}osem tax
rzek}: S}ysze, re niektorzy
MARIA niedorzecznie O tenn, IL
chce pozwoliG, azeby ziemstwa
mialy tel CLOS PREY sprawach
pahstwa. Mech kazdy sobie
spamieta, ze wszystkie mole
SHY poswiece dobru ~ojczyzny
drogiej, lecz re taksamo, jak
moi ojciec, stale i mocno
samodzierstwo mole bede
u~trzymywa}. To macy, re
m}ody car chce rzadziG, jak
ojciec, sam, jak mu sic podo-
ba, bez pytania sic obywateli,
be- wzgledu ma zyczenia ludu.
Zdawa}o sic, re jutrzenka
lepszej przysz}osci pokaza}a
sic mad Rosya. Lecz tie s}owa
carskie ia zagasi}y.
S}awny powieSciopisarz 70:
syjski hrabia To}stoj otwarcle
powiedzia} carowi, re przez
zdradzenie swoich zasac
samodzierczych, bardzo ultra
Gil W kraju ma popularnosci.
PETERSBURG. - Licz.
ma delegacya chihsks
przywioz}a carowi jake
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
DObra farIllsa
ma

4OU ARROW z]emi, z tych 200
pod pfug'em, l0U ARROW }akl i l0C
ARROW pastwiska wra z zabudo-
waniaA1i, nam zamiar z wolnej reki
sprzedaG, poniewaz przzprowadzam
sig z powrouem dc miasta, ably
dalej prowadzlG MOI zach rzezn1-
czy.
Farma po}ozoua W polsk1e7
okolicy, 7 mil cd pofsklego kos
cio}a W independence oraz cd kolei
zelaznej.
Sprzedam akler pc 10 dola
row a got6wkl tyJko 1000 dolar6w
bYm iada4 zaraz PREY sprzedazy.
M. KOENIG
farmer W Montana, Wis,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
GwapamtO wana kuracya

Upowazniamy naszego o~g4aszanego
aptekarza do sprzedawania Dr.. Kinga
nowego odkrycia IA suchoty, kaszel, i
ziebiaczki. Jezeli to lekarstwo ME po'
mole, mozecle butelke oddac, a dosta-
niecie pieniadze zwr6cone. Me mogli'
bysmy zrobic tel oferty, gdybysmy ME
wiedz1e}i, re MONA pofega6 ma }ekars,
tw!e wanem Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Butelka pc S. 90 i $1.00
Mona dostac " Aplekach pod
Or}em ina. w. S. Tomklewlcza
and Bro, 1855 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave.; i SAT Lincoln ave., roy 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
IL Rklema RllaSc Arni-
kOwa.

NojlepsSo maSc ma swleole ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcia
uderzenia, poparzenia; wrzody,
popekane reese, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe4,
ME ME zadowoli, p1eniadze bed9
z%wr6cone. Cena: 25 cent6w pude4
ko. MONA dostaG W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

MOdne daRpskie stnnlAf
ma rych}a WiOsme.

Danny zaczynaja teraz nosIG
sukn1e, PREY ktorYch stanik l
tunlka jakby roblone by1y podfug
zupe}nie odrebne] mody. Ilustrowa
ne plsma modnlarsk'e frmv Nc
Dowell &c Co., zawieraja rome
IVORY do takich stan1k6w, jake tez
tunik, co tenn mieslacu podnos1
lCh waItosc.
Bllzsze szczeg6}y o panujace]
obecnie modzle sukien damsk1ch
MONA znalezc W nastepuiacych
nowoyorsklch pismach modn,ar-
skich, wydawan>ch przez frme A.
Mcdowell & Co:
La Node de Paris, $3.50 roczn1e
Tub IS centow kopla;
Paris A15uu Of Fashion, $3.50
r%ocznie, lub IS cent6w kopia;
The French ressnaoAer, SO. rocznie
Tub 80 cent6w kopia;
La Node, najlepsze famlli1ne PTS
mo modniarskie " AmerYce,
kosztuje ty|ko 81 50 roczn;e,
albo Is cent6w egzemplarz.
Me kupowaG z kramiku gaze
claskiego innego pisma modn'ar'
skiego, ]ak pow8zej wym1enlone.
albo tez zamowiG sobie kt6re Il
mich wprost cd Wydawcow, pod
adresem:: Mcdowell & Co., 4 West
18th Str. New York City, New
York,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
PrXeWGdMik

Cd czasu jaktyIko powsta} ElectlG
wyrobi@ on spbje popl}arnosci
jest to tez ]ekarstwo najskuteczniejsze
ma wszystkie doleg}iwosci zo}adka,
watrohy i merck. Leczy Dol g}owy,
ni1strawnosc, zatwardzenie wypedza z
cia}a malarya. Ia dobry skutek reczy
sig prey kazdej tute}ce, a}bo wroconc
beda pien1adze. .
Mozna dostac W aptekach pod
Or4em ina W. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell I'll 16g 2. ave, "a
Lincoln ave, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

prezent slubny wlelkie zapasy
kosztownych materyj jedwab-
nych oraz r6znych dzie}
sztuki re z}ota, porcelany i
innych kosztownych kruszc6w.
Cesarz chihski widocznie
przylizuje sic carowi, ably mu
d~opom6g} W wojnie przeciwko
Japohczykom.
.-Przyp}yna}
tudotad angielski okret
wojenny Alacrity z Wei Hal
Wei, Z wiadomoscia, re
Japohczycy zburzyli wszystkie
%tamtejsze porty,' Z wyjatkiem
fort6w ma wyspie Lin Kung
Tao.
CESAR W
dzieh swych urodzin wyda}
rozkaz dzienny do ca}ej
niemieckiej armii. w rozkazie
tym jest NOVA o wielkich
zwyciestwach armii niemiec-
kiej pred IS laty. Pu}ki,
kt6re brady udzia} W tel woinie,
a zosta}y odznaczone przez
cesarza Wilhelma, maia W
dow6d uznania tych wielkich
zwycieztw, Cd IS czerwca r.
b. do 10 maja r. p. PREY
wszystkich uroczystosciach
wiehczy6 swe ehorqgwie
i sztandary lisciem debowem.
Nadto maja ma w}asny koszt
monarchy bye pobudowane W
zwierzyhcu berlihskim i salei
zwyciestwa iwszystkich
ksiazat brandenburskich al
do cesarza Wilhelma l. Ma to
bye postawione ma pamiatke
IS rocznicy zwycieztw
niemieckich w wojnie
francuzkiej i ma pamiatke
z~a}ozenia Rzeszy niemieckiej.
Wszystko to zosta}o
og}oszone przez, Reichsanzei-
gera" W nadzwyczajnych
dodatkach. Zadna gazeta
o tenn ME wiedzia}a
Dowiedzia} sic O tenn jednak
organ socyalistyczny ,Vor-
waerts", tax, re wszystkie tie
w~iadomoSci poda} r6wnoczeS
ME z, Acknowledgment.
w ko}ach berlinskich wy
wo}a}o to wielkie zdziwienie,
DO ,,Vorwarts" must widocz.
ME byGw bliskich stosunkach
Z wysokiemi ko1ami dworskie-
mi, kt6re o wszystkiem
dok}adnie go informuja.
Przypuszczaja, re ,Vorvarts'
mieG swoich wsp6}pra-
cownikow W biurach ministe-
/ urzedowych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

p]ebani;. Tam rome deputacye
sklada1y swe &Yczenia. Wieczo
rem o 8 godzinie by} korow6d
z pochodniam1.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE

hCutly Ia3CIPuIq
uzywa1acego obecpie wakacyj
koiege, p. Marcina Dasskow :
skiego, snad ME mogli sic Q
pocza ku dotrze zorientowat W
lego distrykcie, DO W przesz-
lynn lygodniu wiele gazet 10
naszyvh abonentow, kt6re w
zwykiym czasie oddalismy ma
poczte, wcale adresatom W
dom ne zanlesiono. - Nume
row Q p~rzeszfego tygodnia
many j7szczs dostatklem, 1
kazdemu W ten sposob po
krzywdzolemu abonentow],
mozemy pc iednym dostar~
czy6. b}le tylko 0 to 90 mas
sic sgiosll.
WlNONsKI SAL DIS
ME przyzWol1f
zadnego od%zkodowania wdo~
vie pc czestim mularzu
S2naidrze, ktory usraci} zyc'e
prey podw6jnem zarwanIu sic
cysterny pray dawnie)szym
szpiIelu sw. J0zefa. Sedzia ..
Gould przekonal bowiem
przYsieg}ycb, t. mu!arze pra.
cuiacy PREY owe] cysternle
sami b,li winni swoiemu ME
Successful.
DIVA BANK W ostatnim
czasie zbapkrutowaly, W
niebardzo wie]kiej odleg}osoi
cd Winopy: W ST.. Charles,
Minn., W Lake City, Mum.
UMARt dawniejszy sedzia
pokoiu w naszem miescie,
Jakob Story, przezyw
say lat Is.
w WlEZIENIU miejsklem
siedzi obecnie dwoch polsklch
}obuz6w z WinonY IA krad2ie2
zegarka: Jan Turzyh,kj, lat
Is, i Stefan Sobczak, lat ID
Plervszy ukrad} zegarek 2
domu pewnego majetnego
obywatela i da} go Sobezakowl
do sprzedania: Gdy 60 ten
sprzedat u zegarmistrza "a
dolara, kradziez wnet sic
wydala. Sedzia Allen fanny.
sla obu mlodych zbrodnlarzy
poslaG DO szko}y poprawy.
Jeden z braci Sobc2aka juz
tam "a jakaszbrodnia pokutuje.
- Haiba ola rod1io6w,
kt6rzy uganlajac sic W swoiej
chciwosci tglko ga dolarem,
tax %zaniedbui9 d2iecr, De te
wychodzs ma zlodzieii.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
PkACIC IA
Parma
ma SDrZedaz.

Po}ozona bllsko Wlnony, W
kawa4kach cd 20 do 40 ARROW.
Grunt PREY samej rzece, bardzo
TAM.
VIM. ROESNER
2O5 - 2O7 E. 3 Str.
Wlnona, Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
KLASA HI.

Erie, Kitowski Jak6b
FreelaDd Rev. I. MaszotaS
Detroit Kopack: Juliusz
Arcadia Koszny IgnacY
St. Cloud Kotowski Jan
St Paul Kruszewskl Adam
Duluth Kublak S.
Little Falls HUFFMAN Szymon
Bay City Lachajewski M.
St, Paul Lemke Juliusz
Michigan City Markowski N
Gr. Rapids Miszkiewlcz Stan
Erie Mruczkowi T
Detroit Nakielski J6z
Red Jacket Nowak Fir.
Ledoux Pawlyta Wawrz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
DARMOCZYTALSCY
A H
Winien "a KatOIIka.

Pogoda Jan Plttsburg 800
Polski August Duluth $50
Pra jim Joz. Holyok 1926
Prvmank;ew,cz Tom. Detroit 3.25
Rakowski Micha1 Bay City $50
Rajca Fir. Detroit $50
Rudnlk Ignacy w. Superior $50
Smidra Andrea Ashton $50
Swlatowiak Walentv Toledo 1925
Szymahskl J. South Chicago 5.25
Thimm FIR. Sheboygan $50
Tomanski WalentY Toledo $50
Tomczyk J6z. Buffalo $50
Warszewskl Ignacy Detroit 3.35
Wieczorek Ludwig La Sale 4.50
Witecki /. A. Minonk 800
Wochnlk Alex. Little Falls 3.15
Wojtecki MIchaf La Crosse 3.15
WolnY Geo. GAYLORD 3l5
Wr6bel Jan Toledo 3.35
Wrzesinski Marcin.Ba City $50
Ziehhskl Bronis4aw Wadena $50
ZmyslonY Roch Red Jacket 800
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
KLASA HI.

Badura Jan Ashton 3.65
Nowicki Ignacy Ashton 800
Byllc Jan, Omaha 8. 65
Czfapa j6z., Stephen 1855
Bogus}awski Fir Mich. City $40
Bartol Plotr, St. Paul $40
Bikulski M. B., Amsterdam 1856
Grzegorek Fr., New WawerlY $50
Foltynski George, Ledoux 1865
Grzegorek Fr.. Hurley 800
Baranowsk1 Gustav, Bevent 2.65
Adamowicz B. Philadelphia 1926
"a S. Front Str.
W1eluhski K, Jersey City 800
$50 Newark ave.
Falkenburg Kar6l. Chicago 1915
$50 Noble Str.
Turskl A. Plymouth 2.25
Stevenspoint, Kutela Jan zoe
Owatonna, Nowakowski w. 2.50
lCaag dalszy nastapi}
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-14

Boston. July 13.-The weather man
after bestowing upon the Christian En-
deavor convention since Wednesday,
when the convention opened, the finest
weather, to-day sought to serve Satan
by destroying the srdor OF the Endeavor
army by sending upon it a deluge Of
rain just as the assault upon Mammon
was about to eliminate in the great out
door religious gathering announced to
take place this noon upon Boston's his
toric common.
On that green vast assem- blage es.i.
mated at between 40, 600 and 60 GOO per.
sons was ready ct the mid day hour
to begin what would have been the
greatest OF all religious gatherings in
the history OF the world. The clear sky
Of the early morning was already N AIRED
by ominous clouds, and President Fran-
els e. Clark glanced fearfully skyward,
but opened the services at tho appointed
hour.
Then came the heavy rain. but the
discomfort OF the thousands Of dripping
umbrellas did not prevent a mighty
rendition Of "Onward Christian SOL
diers." DR.. s. F. Smith, author OF
America" was then introduced and
the thousands sang o verse OF that
hymn In compliment to It's author. By
this time the rain was falling in tor.
aents and President Clark announced an
adjournment to the big tents Endeavor
and Williston near by. About $4,000
found seats and the remaining
thousands went away.
In tent Williston, Hon. S, B. Capen,
OF Boston, frat introduced Lieut-Goy.
Wolcott, who spoke for Governor Green
halge. Governor Wolcott's remarks
about the principles of the society as
interwovon In the fabric of Good cisi-
zenshlp" the subject of all OF to- days
large meetings. were most happy. Rev.
Donald McLauren, D. D., OF Chicago,
made the principal address OF the after.
noon taking up the theme of the day.
The services closed with the singing
OF special hymn, written by DR.. Smith.
In tent Endeavor Rev. Jeremiah Boyn-
ton. of Boston, presided. After song
and prayer, DR.. Smith read an original
poem, and Mayor Curtis, of Boston, fols
lowed with an address on American
citizenship"
In Mechanics building after the
meetings OF the common had ended the
junior rally was held. Thousands of
little Endeavorers and hundreds OF big
ger ones attended this meeting, which
was one OF the most enthusiastic Of the
week. The pledge exercise OF the
juniors, In which the children altogether
recited she pledge. was q novel one.
The State, territory and provincial rail-
lies held CT the respective headquarters
tonight were fully attended and every.
where resembled great family jubilee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-14
Celebrated THE FOURTH.
The Crew of the st. Louis Punished for
Doing.

The Crew of the ct. Louis Punished for
SO Doing.
NEW YORK, July 13-The ITO men
VINO comprise the crew of the st. Louis
were 'docked" for voluntarily taking q
holiday in Southampton July 4th, while
the vessel lay at her dock. Had this
happened on the high seas itwould have
been mutiny, but occurring in port 1t
was simply desertion. The usual PEN
atty Is fine amounting to two days pay
In such instances, but the men were let
off with fine OF one dollar in this case.
The st. Louis landed in Southampton
on the evening Of July Sd. The crew
worked like beavers that night with a
holiday in view. At Z the next morn
ing the order came to "Turn to-" The
men objected to work on national
holiday. AS one man expressed H.:
I'VE were on an American ship flying
the American flag, hailing from an
American port and OF the American
line, and we thought we were entitled
to holiday"
The msjosity went ashore. and, &C.
cording to one OF the crew, didn't do
thing to Southampton. The only com.
plant they had was that they could not
buy fireworks. They all returned to
the ship that night, and were ready for
duty in the morning, excepting five,
who reported sick.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-14
Kentucky Democrats.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14.-As G re,
suit of the conference held yesterday
between the State central committee,
the Democratic nominees for State offices
and prominent Democrats from all parts
OF the State, strong Democratic cam
paign committee was organized by the
State central committee last night. The
campaign will be an aggressive one. It
Will be fought out squarely on the plat
form laid down by the Democratic State
convention. There was no encourage
ment for the suggestion to keep the cur
rency question out of the compaign.
Sound money men spoke resolutely
against any attempt to put false COM
struetion on the money plank in the
platform. Senator Blackburn declared
that he proposed to stand on the plat
farm and to give 1t his own conetruc ton,
which was that 1t reaff1rms only the plat
form of 1892
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-14
MISHAP TO THE COLUMBIA.
The Cruiser Seriously Strained
at southampton.
She Was Placed In the Dry Dock There to
be Cleaned and Painted-when the
water Was Pumped Out tho Keel Was
Found Unsupported-rhe Government
VIII Inquire Into the nYishap.

LONDON, July 13.-Tbe United S.atss
cruiser Columbia was seriously strained
when she was placed in the dry dock at
Southampton for the purpose of clean.
Ing and painting her. She was locked
previous to her speed trial across the
Atlantic. Captain Sumner, OF the CO.
lpmbia furnished the company with
docking plans OF the vessel. When the
water was pumped out of the dock 1t
was discovered that no bilge blocks had
been fitted and the keel itself, from the
ram until near the stoke. hole buIkhead
distance of about 100 feet was entirely
unsupported. The whole weight OF the
ship was thrown upon the rest OF the
keel.
An inspection made OF the cruiser
inside and out by the officers OF the
Colum bia showed that there had been
slight indentation Of the keel under the
ooller apartments with q bucketinR OF
the frames and cracking Of the cement,
1t WAS then discovered that the bucket.
Ing of the outer bottom and strips and
frames under the boiler compartments
WAS increasing The stanchions between
the double bottom and the protected
deck had begun to bend and the Colum-
bias commander decided to have Ter
doated Immediately.
consequently the work CT painting
and cleaning the cruiser was stopped.
and was not finished when the Columbia
left the dock at the next high tide. The
ssanchions were partly Strengthened
again after the cruiser was once more
borne mp By the water, and the many
boilers and steam pipes have since been
tested, with the result that no further
injuries have yet been found.
a Washington dispatch saws: It ia
probable that as soon as the Columbia
returns to the United States court of
inquiry will be appointed to ascertain
who Is responsible for the mishap,
which is charged by cable to the dock
people, but which, 1t Is said here, must
be placed on the officer who Ia under the
regulations supposed to make sure that
the blocks were properly placed before
the water Is admitted 70 the dock and
the ship tioated in.
This Is the second time the Columbia
has sustained an injury to her bottom,
for about year ago che struck some OBJ
struction in the Delaware River which
led to the appointment OF court of in.
quiry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-14
Extensive Forest Fires.

DETROIT, Mich, July 13.-Returns
received from the upper part of the
south peninsula show that in Grand
Traverse county the villages of Thomp-
sonville and Wallin have been entirely
destroyed by forest hres. In the latter
village two million feet of prepared
lumber were destroyed and every store
and house in the town burned. From
Thorn psonville comes the news that
forest free burned the town Friday
morning. A child was burned to death
there. Everything in this county is dry
as tin Ter, and the flames spread with
wonderful rapidity. 1t is feared that
there will be widespread distress and
loas OF life in the isolated villages in the
woods