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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
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OFFICERs ELECTED.

The regular monthly meeting of Mag
Ola Council. No. 81, order'of Chosen
Friends was held Monday night in Fisch-
er's hall. First ward The election Of
Officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows: ~ j. Merkeilt. counciler; w. G.
Molkenbur, vice ccuuciler, Mrs. II. Cot
ney. secretary. Sam Lake. treasurer; Mrs.
\. Minister, prelatc; Mrs. Emma Sheplcr.
warden. +. II. CLARK, guard NJ Brown,
j. FornoN. trnstocs. sam l.nkc iAnilor.
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~ TifN ROUNDS.

The Australian Anxious TO Hear from
y. Stuart
before departing for Galveston. Robert
fiiz1dmmons chatted awhile with D Post
rep0rer There's 30 news frum stuart
yet I understand. Cofheit must ACCEPT,
MS Proposition. There's no loophole OF
escape for hira. II he refuses 10 agree 10
iiuiah SIGHT then shall issue 4 chai-
lcnge asre'ing 70 stop him Ia Ten rounds.
The Australian 10 keen Tor a meeting
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SONS OF VETERANS MEET

The Sous of Veterans met in the Burns
building last night and elected the follow
ing officers for tho ensuing year: cap
tain. =, : Jones, first Lieutenant, l.. n.
Myers. second lieutenant q. w. Fellows
camp council, T. w Hudson j. Myers
and T.. j. pietsckcr. The next meeting
will be held on Tuesday. December n
II. Mcclellan post. Grand Army of tho
Republic, viii eject officers for tho en-
suing year Thursday evening, peecm'
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PROTECTION tIKE COMPANY.

a meeting OF the members OF the volun-
toer organization of Protection Fire com
pauy, No. /. was held last night. It IS
expected that one more meeting will be
nee ssary to close up the business OF the
company.
At the meeting last night tho assets
were DISPOSED of as follows 10 PRESIDENT
Ncoco, i table, CHAR and gavel; secretary
~ Stanm, records and seal. Foreman
pot. First Assistant Foreman Nick Lind
Say. % silver pitcher and medal. Thomas
Franklin IL large silver service j. T.
Aito. a silver service; Mitchell Thompson
center table. Robert Brewster. two large
ornamental birds. John Il. House, silver
nozzle. ". v. Williams. silver nozllc
w. g. Bots, trumpet, II. &. crawford
tOe company Dolors
j. r. Arto H. Necco G. Applin II. pa,
muth and NJ. Thompson were appointed
% committee to arrange for a dance com
rHmcntury to the young ladies who arc
honorary members Of the company
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The proof Of the pudd ny il IN the cat.
pg," and IT. YOU usk your grocer Tor IN
Fettijotn's H'st ami His Pan Cake Flour
an q try IT, Noa viii use no other. Children
are CrNinS Tor thom.
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Burshcim's for dno Perfumes.

Did YOU 30 thu crowds ip Brown Bros
store VesterdHv, falling over each other TO
get taste al Nj petuiohus Rest Pan
cake Flour he'ng cooked and served there
Z ee? II WIS sight
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The following cases were disposed Of
n the county court yesterday. Hon. John
G. Toa presiding.
Probate docket
Estate Of John and August s-hnls. ~.
port pi 1tig OF personal property filed aud
dated November ~. isa5. Heard ana Az,
proved aud the guardian ~ directed 10
execute the conveyance thereto 80 tic
purchaser upon his compliance win tie
C1vil docket
W J. Pcll ~. Houston and Te1as Cen
tral runway company, motion for new
riAl the plaintiff rxccpth and ia open
court gives notice II appeal 10 the court
q eiyn appeals, ten days allowed plain
statement OF facts
United states Packing company ~.
soiotn9n Hooper; motion 20 dismiss appeal
X j.; Thaeker W.. Gulf, Colorado and
new trial oyerriled
u, Kou,h. trustee. W, ". r. Mcclellan;
motion Tor new trial Uyerrll.d; gar
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Blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photog
raphcrs, 1OOSia Prairie avenue.
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Have YOU tried Vii rotuiohn's Best. "A
purH soft wheat fiodMtt1 II not 80 10
Brown liras. toduy ANA he convinced that
il is the h,st, as it's name indicates.
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The latest imarovemcnts IN pr biography
Blackburn & Bailey. l0oSis Prairie avenue
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sible persons. 'sA'ea % n
For forage descriptive cIrcn,,. !.
great curative agent, sddresss uaH q
Agent for Texas, New M.9,,a,
iona, Southwest Corner ~ ~
Galveston Texas. ~ sAa v
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Choice excellent groceries and Old Ken
lucky cider at \. Walter Blakc's.
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates 20,
sale by Houston Gas Light co.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT CO.

ga for Illuminating. cooking, hestina
and power. II desired. Apply to J. j.
MeKeeNer, General Manager.
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I. waltor G,ake's CIdec has arrlved.
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Old Kentucky cider at r. Walter
Blakc's.
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law TO. I.oi. disturbing tho peace 81
ana ,osts
MARY Colbert theft s." bond to cri.ni.
rnl district court,
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Coke and 'che~Eor SAFE by horston Ga,
Eight Co.
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"NsTITf >. -I0TTOT-0N.
Lincoln sutton. theft ~ FOUR wagon
wheels board over 20 enc criminal dis.
t-l-t cour' Ga The sum ~ 80
Ne--heiuer & Bro. rs K D. Steele
1tpi. taken 1r3cr alvlsemen-.
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The Wonder store sells toys.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05


THERE is a reason to believe that
the British government has given
our ambassador, Mr.. Bayard, to
understand in response to his rep
resention in the Venezuelan bound
airy matters of his suggestion that
it be submitted to arbitration that
it must persist in regarding the
subject as one which only Great
Britain and Venezuela are concern
ed, The idea was set out very di-
Dramatically and courteously, 50 as
to avoid giving offense as far as
possible, while still making it plain
that the United States could not be
regarded as having any proper in
terest III the matter. So, as it now
stands, the British government still
insists upon absolute title and
right to occupy all of the territory
to the eastward of the Schomberg
line, while protesting a willingness
to submit to arbitration Of its claims
to the lands lying west of that line.
This was the offer made to Vene.
zuela years ago and it has not been
modified in any respect since, not
withstanding Bayard's effect.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Sits Straight.

The ATHENA PRESS probably ex-
aggerated little when it said: "It
is said there are some field Of wheat
frazen to such an extent that they
will have to be resown. Others
have about a half stand, and, ow-
ing to the lateness of the selson,
many will not resow.-Portland
Sun.
The Press did not exaggerate
in the least in the above item. 1t
is true that per cent of Umatilla
county wheat was winter killed
there are several cases to which we
can refer our esteemed contempor-
ary too, among which are Morrison
Bros, west of town who resolved
480 acres; Harve Whiteman, north
Of the city, who "did over" 104
acres, and Hon. T. J. Kirk, who
resolved extensively.
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THERE are four of five banks in
this city, and yet we have it from
good authority that a certain in
stitution finds it hard work to
make loan Of $500. even with
guilt-edged security. What can
be the cause Of such shut DOWN.
Asks the Walla Walla evening pa
per. The question is easy enough
answered; the corporations and
trusts that were promulgated by
republican legislation for thirty
hoary years say to them shut
down." and they shut.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Eastern Oregon Weather.

In the Columbia river valleys
the highest temperature ranged
from So to ~ degrees, while the
lowest were from 81 10 81 degrees.
The rainfall was less than 10 of an
inch. On the 28th a light snow
fell in the south portion Of the val
ley. South of the Blue mountains,
the temperature ranged from % to
GA degrees. The nights were gem
orally frosty.
In the Columbia river valley,
apricots, peaches and plums are in
bloom and have, so far, escaped
from tho frosts. The ground is
not in the best Of condition for
spring blowing and seeding. The
major portion ofthe cereal crop will
be from summer fallow ground,
while volunteer crops will be relied
upon in many section. In the
Grand Ronde valley fruit buds
are swelling and will soon beready
to open. Spring farm work is pro-
crossing. South of the Grand
Ronde valley and the Blue noun
tains--the stock area of Oregon
but little progress has been made,
so far, in farming operations. The
ranges are fair, and the stock, of
all kinds are in good condition.
Lambing is in progress and but
little lots is reported, The wool is
reported as long and strong, with
clean, heavy fleece.
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He is a "Scrapper. !"

The case of the city of Walla
Walla against Ed Tefft and A. A..
Walker, for fighting last Friday,
came up before Justice Nixon at
10lo'clock this morning. The JUS
tice fined both the pugilists-Tefft
in the sum of "a and costs and
Walker $3 and costs. Both paid
the fines imposed.-Walla Walla
Statesman.
Walker resided in Weston for q
couple of years and will be remem-
bered as candidate on the popul-
ist ticket for the office Of county
clerk in 1892.
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ELsEwlIERE in this issue will be
found an announcement TO the eff
feet that the o. r, & N. Co. have
made arrangements whereby a line
of steamers have been put on be-
tween Portland, China and Japan,
This is but the beginning Of an era
Of prosperous benefit to the farmer
of the Pacific Northwest, With
the advent Of this steamer line,
there is started, yet in its infancy,
o great flour trade with the people
Of the Orient, which when fully de.
yeloped will insure the wheat pro-
ducers Of Eastern Oregon and the
Pacific Coast a ready market for
their product At good prices.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
OF cycLoNlc FORCE.
Mondays Wind Storm Does Consider
81 able Damage.

Mondays Wind Storm Does Consider
81 able Damage.
Nat 4:30 Monday afternoon a
heavy wind storm struck this city.
1t came so suddenly that people
had scarcely time to seek shelter,
before the storm was upon them.
Windmills, fences and chimneys
were an easy prey for the forceful
elements. 1t is the opinion of
many that the full force Of the
storm did not strike the town, and
the theory is advanced that the des-
tructive portion oft raised just be-
fore reaching here and passed over
the city. Those who advance those
theories claim to have witnessed
cyclones in the eastern states, and
the fact that the front of the Rounds
building was blown out into the
street and the south west corner of
the Masoni, brick building is a
wreck, lends logic to their state
ments.
The damage accomplished by the
storm in this city is comparatively
small as to that sustained out in
to the country, where all fences
running north and south are more
or less down.
After the wind abated the front
of the Rounds building on lower
Main street, occupied by G. A,
Barrett company as warehouse
for storage Of agricultural imDle-
ments was found lying in the
street.
The top of the southwest corner
Of the Masonic brick, for a depth
Of about 2 feet and about 10 feet in
length was tumbled over onto the
roof.
The big Windmill that furnishes
power for pumping water into the
railroad water tank was blown
down. T. J. Kinks windmill suf-
fered a like fate, and chimney's
found rest on the roof Of many diff
ferent houses.
At Adams the belfry of the school
house is missing. The O. r. d N,
Cos windmill is down. Between
that place and this city stubble
was torn up by the roots and lodg-
ing against barbed wire fences, the
force Of the wind laid them on the
ground,
In Walla Walla the storm seems
to have been at its full force.
Plate-glass and wind-mills were
destroyed, buildings were unroofed
and the w. & G. r. depot wrecked
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Semi-AnnuaI Inspection.

On Thursday occurred the
semi-annual inspection Of
Co. B., 0. N. G. at their
armory in Weston. Col. Geo. I.
Thompson, commanding 3rd regi-
ment was present, accompanied by
his adjutant, H. H. Reddle. 1t is
said that the boys, a number Of
whom reside in this city, take great
interest in the work and are am
bilious to become a crack company.
Company B has received a ship
ment of supplies consisting Of
campaign hats, leggings, canteens
and haver sacks, and is now well
equipped.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
PRESSURE TURNED ON.
The Pipe Filled with Sizzling, Foaming
.'Adam's AIe."

Monday of this week water was
turned in the city water mains.
After 3 slight pressure was brought
to bear, an inspection of the lines
by the superintendent developed
the fact that there were few joints
that did not leak. Tuesday, and a
part of Wednesday was spent in re-
corking joints and stopping leaks.
Tuesday afternoon a leak at the
corner of Main and Third under
mined a hydrant, causing it to
drop which sprang leak in the
pipe and the way the water flew
was quite amusing to bystanders.
At the time there was 120 pounds
pressure to the square inch and
quite a stream Of water was forced
from the mains The gate in front
of McKay's saloon was gradually
shut down. and the stream subsid-
ed 10
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STEAMERS TO JAPAN.
The Q. r. 4 N. Co. to Have Line
from Portland.

Inc ~. NJ q W. 70. 10 f1aNe Line
from Portland.
Arrangements have been defin-
itely completed for the establish
ment of a steamer line from Port
land to Japan and China, prema-
ture announcement Of which was
made several months ago, The
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.
has entered into an agreement with
Samuel Samuels & Co., Of Yoko-
hama, and other parties who will
put two steamers on the route,
making monthly trips. The first
steamer leaves Hongkong the ist
of May, and the first steamer will
leave Portland on the first of June.
All Of tine steamers will run via
Yokohama. and during the winter
months via Honolulu. The vessels
are to have a carrying capacity of
from 1900 to $500 tons. The line
is to be operated in connection with
Oregon Railway q Navigation Co.
lines alone, the Great Northern not
being interested in it, as was the
case in the former proposed ar
rangements.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
A PrinaviIla Horror.

Last Saturday at Prineville,
Crook county1Frank McNally was
locked up in the city Jail on account
Of being beastly intoxicated. Short
ly before 3 o'clock Sunday morn
ing the Jail which was wooden
affair was discovered to be on
flames. By the time help arrived
all chances for saving McNally
from horrible death were grasped
from willing hands by a strong
wind. His chdrred remains were
found in the ruins after the flames
had been subdued.
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full speed for the top ofthe mount
aims. When they could proceed no
longer on horseback they left their
horses and struck off on foot cover
ing about eight miles before they
were overtaken at the foot Of the
canyon three miles east of the
Catholic mission. Being corner
ed, the pursued men drew revolvers
and fired two or three times at the
police without effect. They are
said to be sure shots, but about 70
feet separated them from their cap
tors and they missed aim and were
consequently unable to make es-
cape.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
ATHENA, APRIL 9th, 1895

THE following extract is from a
special delivered by Senator Frye
at recent republican banquet in
Bridgeport, Conn.
"Give us republican rule for a sing
le decade and we will show the
people the beneficence Of republic
an legislation; every man who
wants work will have it, and at
the wages of the crowning year Of
republican rule, 1892. We will re-
store the merchant marine to its
place and increase our white,
strong armed squadrons so they
will command the respect Of all
nations. We will show the people
a foreign policy that is Ameri can
in every fiber, and hoist the Ameri-
can flag on every island we think
best, and no hand shall ever pull
it down.
From the fact that cooperative
monopolies originated principally
in eastern cities and fastened by
republican population and legisla-
tion for several decades prior to the
present democratic administration,
have control of the money Of the
nation, the probabilities are that o
part Of the above prophecy will be-
come true. The prophecy will be-
come true virtually because the
great majority Of the votes Of the
country are led to believe that
democratic misrule have led to
financial depression and as con-
sequence the signs OF the times
point to republican success in the
coming presidential campaign. Of
course its sure thing that repub,
lican legislation in the interest of
republican corporation, who com.
mand the ebb and tide Of our mon
ey, will unlock their Golfers and
the flow Of gold will be once more
found in the channels Of trade.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Sentenced for Life.

Maggie Hardy two years ago
went to the hospital for the insane
at Salem from Umatilla county
and was subsequently released.
She then adopted a negro baby,
tired of it, and gave it chloroform.
For this she was given life sent
ence by an Idaho court, and, is now
on her way to the pen.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Why We Need : Packing House

When you buy a Chicago ham
Chicago has the money and you
have the ham. When you buy .
home-bred, home-fed, home.cured
ham, the ham and money are both
in the state, one to eat and the
other to use in producing another
ham, truthfully says an ex-
change,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Bogus Dollars. Bewarel

1t is reported that a number of
bogus dollars, of 1879 date, are be-
ing circulated They are good
imitation of the genuine coin, but
considerably lacking in weight,
and the milling and lettering are
said to be stamped a little sharper
than is done in Uncle Sans dollar
factories,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
They SHOWED FIGHT.
The Parr Boys Captured by the Indian
Police.

Police.
Last week warrant was sworn
out for the arrest Of the Parr boys
by Hugh Robie for larceny of
horses. The officers succeeded in
capturing Henry Parr, and locating
his brother and a third party who
was an accomplice in the crime of
stealing two horses belonging to
the private posecutor. The prison
er was arraigned and placed under
500 bail, but forfeited his bond
and escaped. "Wednesday Sheriff
Houser followed up a clue and
placed the Indian police, under
charge of Agent Harper on the
scent. These officers headed by
Capt. Shumphin, sure man for
game started out yesterday in pur-
suit Jim Cash Cash, Gus Como
yer and Luke were of the party.
They found the first trace of the
thieves at Frank Bonifer's place
on the reservation. As they ap-
preached the house the PARIS mou-
ted their horses and started off at
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Solid improvements.

The regents of the Weston Nor
NAL school have arranged for ex,
tensive improvements on the
grounds by setting out trees, and a
$4,000 dormitory is soon to be er-
ected, containing twenty bedrooms
for girls. In the basement will be
a steam heater for heating both the
dormitory and school building
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
The Soldiers Recalled.

A relief from present duty was
granted Troop D, Fourth Cavalry,
and Sunday officers arranged for
transportation to Walla Walla,
The regulars were stationed upon
the reserve three weeks ago, and
during their presence no occasion
whatever has arisen for their SER
vices.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05

No doubt it was done in a spirit of
"fun," but there is principal in
volved in all such acts, and in this
case Supt. Cummings will be put
to great deal of trouble, and as a
lesson, the ones participating
should pay for it.