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1T WAS THRILLING
A DRUNKEN SEA CAPTAIN AND
A FRIGHTENED CREW.
Finally suicide and IN Ocean Burial, Dis
trsss signals and . safe
Landing.

San Frar,c,sco, Oct. 26.-The Brsr.sh Snip
Aborfoy'le. Captain Walllce. Mas arr-ved
On port, "A days from Newcastle. n. !. W..
wJsh a cargo of coal. EDrly ths year
ifne Abcrfuyie sailed from Frederccksnstt
for Newcastle. arr,vlRg AZ the latter port
anser n mos. rhr.lbn'g voyugH Captain
George NJ RoberusOn was tihel On curn-
maui OF the sA.p. She Was only out few
deys when 4Jhe ma.rNr begun drinking ursi
worrI up with a big spree. He was Co
tagly tTTJfb; TO lrandio Fhe vcssel and. shut
r.ng Ihlniss.if up sn his cabin. he resgnef
the commJrd temporar,y TO First Ofiicrr
Prry NonlJn. In a severe storm Matte
NorJou was washel ovarbOird and the
Abcrf0yie was ldst 30 The morc.es OF rhs
clements wu1hou. a plot 10 steer her
tsBrVugh hcr perf. The man a- the w-hesi
knew euough 10 keep -he vessels hsld 30
ugye southeast. but more than once she
crews ,sc~pasref OF their lives as wave af-
ter wave broke over the bow and ssi..
The capratn still kept up hts spree and
finliliy berame 80 vlOsSuit thii rhe crew
pllcel him under resirunnlt. lie was 1hen
1mprlsonsi IN che cabin. where he sw.ul-
lovsi ems contents OF a bo-lQe Of carbol.c
ACID and In a few momecfus f,,l dad.
The bJiy OF the captain was blhred ON
,,he folluw.ng day afsi the boul,swa.n us-
strnei command 81 The Strip. For five
weeks the ahip drrcsf abodt a.mlessly
on the ocean. rhe men being w5chou, rms
ellgIhcat, snowletge OF rfSeir whereaboIis
The steamer Tngllafarro was finally
8, gifted and Signals uf DISTRESS were
cIlal,h The captaJa OF the steamer. on
.earrngg ttac cause of tho vessels d1s-
trees, despatched tho secOri mate IN
c.arsge on her and she was sa1iCi b Md
bourne At the laroer port CAPTAIN Wal
lace coloik cogumai.L
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the Cinque ports, conferred upon The
Marquis OF Salisbury. In his letter. the
Marquis OF Duiferin says that at the
conclusion OF his official career next
summer he proposes 10 reside almos;
continuously In Ireland.
Persistent efforts are being made 10
invest the next Cord mayors show with
something like Its old-time attractive
ness. This civic procession will occur
on Saturday. Nov. 5. and one OF It's
leading features viii be the representa-
tIon OF ST. George and the dragon. The
knigiht 10 be mounted and clad In real
armor.
The special dispatches In regard to
Venezuela have stirred up the British
foreign Office as well as the United
States ambassador Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard, as they have been freely
recalled TO the London Times. The
Marquis of Salisbury. who was at Hat
field house, personally sent a contradie-
tion of the report that an unpleasant
interview had taken place between
himself and Mr.. Bayard and II was
upon this that the Times denial OF the
report was based, The Marquis of
Sahsbury's words in making the denial
were: Lord Salisbury made no such
observations TO Mr.. Bayard as are
stated. nor has he yet sent any reply
in writing Of any kind to the United
States communication"
The bridal bouquet intended for Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt upon the occasion
OF her marriage to the Duke of Marl-
borough, will be taken to New York to-
day by a steamship sailing from Liver
pool 1t is exceptionally large and beau
tiful. and Is made up from the most
choice and valuable flowers ever gath
cred in the historical gardens and con-
servatories at Blenheim. This mag
niflcent bouquet. which is most tastily
arranged, is Il feet in circumference.
The autumn theatrical season Is 10
be the most prosperous In many years,
even the reputed unlucky theater, like
the Royalty and the Duke of York's,
seem to have shaken off their bad luck
and are now crowded nightly.
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In THE PEN FOR LIFE
Stanley Found Guilty Of Murder in
the Second Degree.
THOMAS DAILY IS HIS NAME
Biggerstaff. the Marderer OF John
son, WIN Hang on the Big
End OF a Rope on De-
cember 20.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO rhe Standard.
Helena, oo;. 26.-Eugene Stanley's
fate for the murder OF Ida Woods. In
Judge Cages court last March. was
sdn.qad by che jury which this morning
brought in a verdict Of murder in the
second degree, fixing his sentence at
life. the maximum penalty. His plea
Of insanity. ably argued by brilliant
attorney, was all that saved his neck.
for his crime was one OF the most
shocking in the history Of the state.
While 1t is not generally agreed That,
logically, Stanley was either guilty OF
murder in the first degree or innocent
altogether, because OF insanity. which
made him totally irresponsible, the
verdict meets with favor from a ma
jorlty who heard the testimony brought
out in the trial.
Stanley took the verdict coolly. All
through the trial he has appeared like
a man unlnterested in the result. He
seems to realize 1.-THE crime. for at the
time he fired The fatal shot his hair was
dark and glossy; now Il has turned
white and his features have assumed a
mournful expression. IL he was Insane
wlren he committed the deed. his ac-
tions since have not given evidence OF
ii. The defense. however, made a strong
plea for the defendant, Introducing
much testimony to show that his mind
has been affected since "a child and that.
being intoxicated. he Is virtually lu-
natic. His crime gtself. " was argued.
was the act OF a madman. shooting
Tire woman as he did In open court.
crowded with spectators, with the
judge on the bench and officers in nhe!r
places. and all because she. as he said.
had robbed him OF 500
Stanley's true name Is Thomas DAILY.
He has a brother. T.. ]. Daily, who Is
engaged in the saloon business on
Broadway. Butte. who has done all
that was possible to save him.
william BiggerStaff. VINO was found
guilty recently of the murder Of Dick
Johnson THE prize fighter. was sentenc-
ed by Judge Blake to-day Ito BE- hanged
Dec. 20. Bggerstaff received the SEN
tence with the cool stolldlty that has
marked his demeanor throughout the
trial. While not indifferent. he seems
TO take his fate philosophically. He
was removed to an upper cell In the
county jail to-day and death watch
placed over him. To n reported to-day
Biggerstaff confided mat he was dread
fully concerned over a street rumor
that he had a wife while living with
the white woman who was. in a way.
partially responsible for the killing OF
johnson. He denies this. saying his
wife died in Denver more than 10 years
AGO.
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BURLelOH AGAIN.
He VIII Bc One of the Big Four-About
the Road

New York, Oct. s5.-President Bray
ton Ives OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road company. said to-day: at Is a
gratifying fact that all antagon.sm be-
tween the hitherto conflicting interests
of the Northern Pacific property have
come to an end and representatives OF
all classes OF securities are In harmony.
In accordance with the recommenda-
tlon OF Judge Lacombe efforts will be
made TO bring about a conference OF
the present receivers or their repre-
sentntives with the object OF securing
the appointment OF say four receivers
for the whole system. Galloway and
Burleigh will be named. They have
been unanimously approved By all An
terests.'
ST. Paul. Mimi. Oct. .s.-Recelvers
McHenry and Bigelow of the Northern
Pacific. to-day appointed c. w. Bum TO
be their general counsel The Increase
OF business has necessltatei the re-
llev!ng OF Assistant General Manager
Pearce OF the work OF general pur-
chasing agent. the latter office being
abolished. +. c. Prest has been ap-
pointed purchasing agent TO act from
November l.
The operations OF tho Northern Pa
clfic system for the month OF Septem-
Der. 1895. are as follows: Gross earn
ings. s2.3l2.4iI: operating expenses. 81
1923. leaving net earnings Sll7365l
As compared with the same month last
year. the gross earnings show an in
crease of slO9O2l: the operating ex-
penses show a decrease Of SS9.67t. and
the net earnings show an increase OF
slgS SOS
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NEARING THE END
DURRANr WILL KNOW HIS FATE
BEFORE SUNDAY.
That Letter Has Been Opened-nis Law
yers Refuse TO believe the State
ments Made In It.

San Francisco. Oct. as-T'hc trial OF
Theodore Durrant Is nearing ITS close and
the case will probably go to the Jury next
Thursday. Attorney Dickinson for the de-
fefse has said he VIII conclude on Thurs
day morning. to which day Il has been
coilhuoi, and Attorney Deuprey. also for
the defenlse. VIII probably finish for Dur
runt on Tuesday afternoon. Judge MUIR
phys charge viii be long and exhaustive
and its delivery may occupy a day. The
exhibits are numerous and IN the case OF
some VIII require much study on the part
OF che Jury. This Is par't6cuiarly true of
the comparison OF the notes OF Durrant
arid those made by Student CHASER, with
whom Durrsnt qu!zzei. II Is understood
1rat the district attorney VIII parallel
the two sets Of notes and argue that
Durrant's could not be more IKE Glaser's
without having been cop!df verbatim. The
District attorney will. u Is sad, also at
rack the roll CALL which the attorneys for
9lhs djfense assertei had been proved ac-
curaioe. and Wifi call auteni.un TO ilhe er-
ror IN marking Student Garvln present
wheD he was in fact, absent. The jury
VIII be asked TO judge for Itself as to the
alleged similarity between the handwrlt-
5Tg o. Rev. J. George Gibson and THAT on
the package enclosing Blanche Lamont 5
rings The defense abandoned Its .nten-
ton OF placing experts on the stand to en-
deavor to show this alleged similarity.
The Examiner says that the contents
of 1.-THE mysterious lebter which was to be
opened In case Theodore DurraGt was
conv5Sted are known. In this letter Il IS
saai Duran. makes the statement that
ne saw the last details of the murder and
saw Rev. George Gibson and anoher
man prominent IN church affasrs bending
over the body Of Blanche Lamont. The
Examiner says tbat although Durrant re
qulred MS lawyers not 10 opsn the letter
unlll nc was convicted, trhey have opened
OF ard so rsmarkable were the s5l,emeats
y. cori.a.nai that even they refrain from
usr,g Them in purran,'s dpf.rlse
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CSnc1nuatl, Oct. 2s-The Cincinnati no.
rG gIanli1cap az Lafoutl. n fixture since
1883. was the chef event to-day. IL
proved a grelit lhlngilcap and great bet
ting race. Yo Tamb.en. who once won IL
at 10 pounds. was On n. 100. ard as tile
mud worked wei she was backed from
Ito To TO I. She was never prominent.
Henry Youug made the running. accom-
pags.di by Buck Mass.e. FNyng Dutch
man. the favoT1'e. came UP n the stretch
under a drive ami won rather handily at
the end from Henry Young. with Buck
MGss.e close up. Seven furlong-lselin
won. Rel,ct seconll, Lester third; time.
1904. Nile anil an eenth-Semper Lex
won. Or.Hda second. Basso third: time.
l:57Is. HanEcap. SIX furfongs-Maid Ma
ron won. Buckwa secorst Eg1Jart third:
rlme. i:liS,. C9nciDnau e1ool euiumn
hai.dtcap value no wE3uer 81 go. mile and
"A quarter-FryIug Dutchman won. Henry
Young seco,ld. Buck Ma,ss-e third: time.
o,O7a.. Five furl0ugs-SlsyyGe won, Sir
Pay secoui, Blue Ribbon thirl; esme.
l:O3ik. Seven furisngs-Tlnkie won, Hand
spun second. la Croole th.ri; clne. les.
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How Uncle sam LOOKS Mt II.

Chicago. OCT. GA special 10 the Daily
News from Washington says; The United
Sbatts WIN sI.l5 CONSIDER the proposition OF
Lord Salisbury for avn alliance for the
bu'iliU'g 0f rhe Nfcaraguln canal and the
direction OF Solffh anil Coyural American
affairs II Is understood that the stgges-
tton dld ndt come In a way to require a
forma1 reply Thc propos5ubcu was: Tha,
Great Brln1n would be satisfied u this
oounitry would permit her. WITHOUT mter-
ference on our part, 10 take possession by
force OF aLl Iyne tcrrabory she CLAIMS from
Vcuezuon, ami would agree TO the JOINT
conStruution and owuorspp of the Mica
raguan canal. She would then pleige
lb,.rs,if Cudt no SEEK uhe acquisition OF any
more territory on this coutinerft and
wonh rcSsogn.ze and then JOIN us rn
forcing THE Monroe docur.pe.
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ON THE TRACK.
At Norris Park.

New York, Oct. 8.-The betting element
ait Mor1ts park to-day had a hard time of
o.. for THE dstecpves NOT only seized the
men who were arrested on Thursday IN
rle benttrig rSng. but they took some OF
viIe speciidrs anil thereby caused much
coHts1rnalGcn. The arrested men, about
Is IN number. we're tlken 10 the nearest
police sriJtion anu held In $1,000 baA.
FIVE furlones-Au Revoar won. Swcs.
F'aporflle second, Sasseiie th.ri: time.
1:Wis Mile and Observation-Disclosures
won. SIR Frouc.s second, Adelbert third:
time, l:i7is. Essex stakes. six furlongs-
Wi5fsgri won. Refugee second, Carb
third; t9me ll3. jerome handicap. mile
and a furfOug-C0inrer Tenor won, Bran-
dywlrse sdcoHd, Maurtce ghlnl time. l:5i
Mfie and a furiong-Prince L.cf won, Lu-
cal1ll second. Bl tbimpttCu third: t.mc.
1:53ik. SIX flrlongs-Manchester won,
WaItzer second. The Swain third: time.
1liis.
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FREE BRIDGES.
The County Purchases Those which span
tn, Yellowstone.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
BlllugS Mont. Oct ga, a special
nree1sirg of the board of courty conrn!s-
saoners hed here to-tiay Il was resolved
10 purchase Vhc toll bridges over the fci-
lowy1UIls at Bl,lngs and Columbus and
make them hcucefdth free. The price
paid FOR the Stil,satr bridge at Coium-
bus IS 5000, wh.oh Is about 70 per cent. OF
1ls cost. The price OF The Bal.ngs bridge
Is $4,000 now and s., 100 next July II rhe
dykes stlil survive the June rise There
Is grSat sattsifId,tbn felt that all the
bridges In Yellowstone county VIII now
be free.
Tho contract for a frame building 10 bs
usal ais an opera house and general pur-
pose hail was ldi today 10 $, B, Sawyer.
a locai builder. The builiing VIII COS,
5000 ami will be a plain. unpretoni!ous
STRUCTURE. but Il 3 tiitend.i to furnish d
with aGl ghe most mJdern furnishings
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No More Cholera.

washington. Oct. 2s.-Secretary Her
bert to-day received the following tele-
gram from Commander pigman IN
command Of the Bennington. dated
Honolulu via san Francisco. Oct. 25:
Three malignant cases OF cholera have
broken out In Honolulu since Sept. Is.
but no case since oct. ?. All restric-
tIous on inter-island traffic were re-
moved on Oct rs.
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Indianapolis. Oct. 26.-Judge Baker
of the federal court to-day sentenced
Francis A. Coffin. the former president
Of the indianapolis Cabinet company.
found guilty Of aiding in wrecking the
Indianapolis National bank. to eight
years In the penitentiary. An applica-
tion for a writ Of supersedias will be
made this afternoon before Judge
Wood. II the applicant is successful
1t Will allow the prisoner to remain
out on bord until the case is passed
upon by the United Staes supreme
court
Judge Woods. in the United States
circuit court, this evening. granted the
supersedas. and the case will go to
the United States supreme court.
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A solution of Citrate of
Magnesia in which we use
water from the celebrated
Pipestone Springs.
The impossibility of pro-
duclng a stable solution of
Citrate of Magnesia with
water fromvarylng sources
and the further fact that
city water, when distilled
even under a high pres
sure, refused to. part with
its odor, induced us to con-
duct a series of expert
ments, which resulted in
the discovery that Pipe
stone water, from its pecu-
liar mlneralization, was
admirably adapted for
combination with Citrate
of Magnesla.
For protection we have
adopted a pipe and stone,
the imprint OF which, in
red, will appear on each
bottle. Look for it.
Price of Pipestone Mag
nesia, 35c. Sold by
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Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. Ex-Governor
AltyeM announced to-day ne would not
be a candidate for the United States
ssnatorshlp next year. as even II the
democrats made a grand sweep next
year the republicans with II hold-over
senators are certain OF a majority OF
live or six on joint ballot.
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D Ior sworn La.

Sacramento. Cal, Oct. CIV. T. Je-
tor, VINO was DEBATED for the of'irN of
HeutenanI-gy on lAe den lcrlc.c
ticket al the last eleCtion. was to-day
sworn in TO succeeel the l4ie LleU-eH-
arI,-C;oyernor Millard. II IS understood
that the right of Governor Budd TO ap-
poiDt Jetor viii be tested in the courts.
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cl.U1 game. wlthouf sluggiug or br1rtaiiy
ami EiI, now rulJss. On the9r ilrsi real trsal
Of t1e yelr, worked Ike a charm. The
first Allf ogTdci w91h the ball In the CEN
her Of eihe flClA The second half opened
with the hnll On Corneil's hnnd. Brewer
rc,urvci Ycung's ka.k. and Cabot got the
ban IN cenipr on Ccrnssls tumble. Har-
ward got the hall and by short ru=hes
woriteh = 0. Cerncil's corner, Gonterman
made a SENSATIONAL run OF 50 yards from
a fake KICK. making n tolich-dOvn-
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Nsw York. oct. $.-The loss of property
ard umey IN che ccsls-y,1 bi TIsmner's
Rock. Pa, on the Pennsylvaa.l rl!ircad.
N-h.-h r'ok place eslrly on Thursday
nlorroug. VS. sre,s1er tan was az frs,
supposed. There ws-e six ai4I cars N
irile Jrit1. -Four were 1Ns ruy-e,l N he
mrs Wh,n h1slaoW,ed 1lle clcizt'-ez 1.sc TO-
ral loss thro'tgh The Il ds.rucacD q the
inall ula5ter WILL. &c l. believed. ansount ~
slQc, ,oo0.
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FOUR TIM ES.
Senator HilI Explains the situation to
Ohotns.

Cleveland. Oct. Ex-senator Hill to-
day spoke four times with Ex-Governor
Campbell. ait Fo5toria, Flndlay and Ii
ma this afternoon, and at Dayton to-
night. In discussing the democratic
tariff law al Fludlay. Senator Hill said
II would finally work out for the good
Of the country. II mistake was made
in collecting too little taxes. that could
be reineiled. At least, the money
which had not been collected was st!ll
in the pockets OF the people and not
piled up in lphe treasury as surplus
Times began 70 Improve. he said, as
soon as vlie Mckinley law was repeal
ed. The measure had caused a deficit
of $50, 600 600 the las, year OF us life.
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AS GOOD AS DEAD.
A Negro Surrounded By . Mob-A War
My Fo low.

CarrolIton. No. Oct. 26.-Word came
here this afternoon that a woman hv-
Ing 10 miles south Of here had been as
sauJsed by a negro. A posse Immediate
ly started on. and the latest news from
the scene says The negro Is surrounded
and his capture IS assured. The ne
groes Of isnls city are UP in arms and
VIII resist any attempt at mob violence.
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Sam Francisco. Oct 2s.-F.ve furiongs-
Gondola won. Slecping Child second Jo-
81, G. rh.ri: eine. i:0ex. Five and n half
furlongs-Imp. MS Br-Immel won. TIN
Murphy second. mp. Twp third; tine.
i:os4,. Mse-Miss Fletcher won, Mon!ta
sesoa1 NormaGDiCc 5'r.ri tine. l:ia
FIVE ard half fur.OugS. han,ilcap-Imp
santa BeAl Won, Joe X. second. Rel
sng.on teilri: glme. l:O7i.. Nile aui a
half. hlltt.c. Ip-Frcl GarA1isr won, C.au-
d.us se.ani, Adaalute uhlTi. tine. g:J6.
Two mLes, e.ghl hurRss. haE,fcap-Au-
asu.,c won. J. o. c. socaai. Arct9c third
tgfus 3.iJl,
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FOOT BALL.
Harvard's Eleven Crusned Cornell with n
score OF e5 to o.

Cainbrlsgc. Mas. Oct 8.-Over-
ytas'-neL. orl ken AM siAiytsr.1. bu. fg'fr-
TAR szyVugs9y - ~. .tst. Corn Il v ~
town before cae heav.e- aGI s.rlsgrr
Harvard q. yea s5-s az. rrvra by score
of . D 0. Cornell was bIlly defeated.
bu. Grlsy gmaie a game figb, anil playesi
plucklly from s.art 10 tn.sh. |. was a
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AG owe Contest Arranged.

SiNt lake. oct. ga sDsc.al 10 the
T'r-lbBue from Denver says: glove oon-
tee, has be,'A arranged between Harry
JUpes of Suit Lake and Dave Reese, tho
"Moriuara kh." to take place IN Denver
ON Nov IL.
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STEVE rs DisoUsTEp
lie Offers Little Purse just As q sounder
for the Boy-.

Chicago, oSt. S-j,cve Brrfe ~ DIS
gustei at the tisIc fasco. agi has de-
terminal 10 see whd1i1er Corbc1t and FRI
simmons nollly wafbt to figlpt- He Accord
9ngly offers a purse cr 5000 20 be con-
tastoi for IN private with - man on
SIDE He has posted forfeit OF $500 w11h
the Irirsr-oceaa ana sly,s ne sands ready
TO pull on the fight ait any usne.
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London. Odt 26.-Gneat Britain yes
terday was Unexpectedly tumbled into
big war scare by a dispatch to the
Times from Hong Kong telling of the
sharp move made by Russia in getting
a firm grip on China, and at the same
time Great Britain was suddenly plung-
ed into the midst of real winter wealth
er, with heavy falling of snow In the
North. The war scare and the cold
weather still prevail, rivaling each 9TH
er in their efforts to monopollze public
attention, with the former having a
little the better of II. Many people
here. whose opinions are worth weigh
ing, do not hesitate TO say that Great
Britain, II the news shall turn to be
correct, is in crisis equal in gravity
only to the one that preceded the Cri-
mean war.
The diplomats have not yet recovered
their equanimtty. so rudely disturbed,
and 1t seems likely tihat they will not
do so for some time to come. Indeed,
some Of the newspapers. the usually
we'll inforned 81. James Gazette. for
instance, went so far as TO say that,
'even war with Russia would be less
disastrous than TO allow her, withou;
blow, TO get such grip upon China"
The Globe expressed the opinion that
neither Germany nor America could al
low the Pacific ITO become a Franco
Russian lake" and the Pail Nah Ca
ze:te said. resignedly: "If this treaty
Is 10 stand. ron up rhe map OF Asia"
at the same time advising the re-occu-
patton OF Port Ham.lton by the British
feet in far Eastern waters.
Her majesty drove IL miles in a reg
ular snow storm.
As predicted some time ago, the
queen and ex-Empress Frederick OF
Germany have accomplished a reconcil-
iation between Emperor william Of
Germany and his brother. Prince Hen
ry of Prussia, the popular captain Of
the German battleship Woerth. and the
princes sudden departure for Germany
las. week is evidence Of Ehls reconcil.-
alton.
The r1mor that the Marquis OF Sails
bury. who IS secretary of state for
foreign affairs, as well as premier
would resign the former office In order
to make Room for the Marquis ~ Duff
ferin Of Ava. now British ambassador
az Par.s, has besn set at rest by the
publlcatIon OF the lsi1,er in regard TO
his resignation OF lsAe wariensAip OF
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-05-17
Goidse.kers in Harney.

BURNS, Or, May PA party Of
eight Portlanders are south of town
enjoying much needed rest, having
come over the road from The Dalles.
They are well QUILTED with teams,
wagons, tools, arms and provisions,
and are intent OIL prospecting and find
ing gold. The objective poln Is north
and west ofHarney lake. The party
is under the leadership Of Charles De-
vine, an old pioneer and prospector,
whose two sons are with him. Devine
was chief wagon-master for the Major
Stein expedition in making explora-
tions of the country south In 1861, and
has q thorough knowledge Of the topo-
graphy of the Harney country. He Is
an enthusiast, and confident that he
can locate rich placer diggings during
the summer.