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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
Washington.

Ritzville is to have an electric llgn'
plant.
The tax levy for Tacoma for lSS7Aa
been fixed at 10 mills.
Lewis county must pay Sl4,sVl '"'s
tax this year, and Sl5,56S school 'A'
The Mealy-Lacy mill at Chenal''
after being idle for some months, Las
resumed operations.
A vegetable farmer near Dayton ca
poets to make 81, 600 this year lO~
the products of 20 acres.
The owners of the cannery at "nsv
com, which was recently destroyer
fire, will rebuild the structure.
Every effort is being made 10 Nv
enough threshers into the falVu''
country to save all of the wheat cfOp
Notice has been given in COiv,l,
that all of the business houses ID .H''
place must close Sundays hencelOr'n'
The Port Townsend board OF 'rais :.
endeavoring to devise ways ana msr"'
for the completion of the Por' iO"'
send Southern railroad.
The tax levy in Whitman county ~
current expenses this year WIZ
about l6 mills and $40 mills addi',v
to raise funds to pay warrant inueO'''
ness. =.
The foreign expectation OF '" ni,S,
from Gray's harbor for the nis' 20
months OF 1897 has exceeded the en' NV
foreign trade from the harbor iOI I
year 1896 by 100 per cent. me eA I0,s.
from Gray's harbor for lS9o t",
Eleven cargoes of lumber, aggIes .ss.
3 $500, 900 feet, valued at sOV,;
1000, 900 feet of this amount Oe, W.
shipped to Mexico, while japan .r5,
Fiji islands and the South sea S ,,s,
each received one cargo of 500, OVu Ss !,
The shipments from Gray's haru On "a,
eight months of 1897 are 7,357,OOV IN lS,
of lumber, valued at $4,000 \
trade with Mexico for eight month"; ,,sn
1897 was 4,472, 900 feet, or more n
twice as much as the entire trace ~ \,
1896. The trade with Honour ~. IA
eight months is 1850, 600; WIZ"
! 1896 they had no Honolulu 'rau''
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
Down an Einbaukment.

st. Louis, Oct. lS.-A special to the
Republic from Selma, Ala, says: A
horrible accident occurred on the Mo-
bile IL Birmingham road, near Mill
house, 20 miles south of this city, at
2:SO this afternoon, the engineer and
fireman being killed, and several per-
sons wounded. The dead are: Ollie
Mum, engineer, and Jerry Codd, fire.
man. The injured are: ]. E. Broad
street conductor, and Quarantine Officer
Newman.
While approaching Millhouse, the
train was running 20 miles an hour.
without a moments warning, and
from some inexplicable cause,t the truck
OF the tender jumped the track, caus-
ing the whole train to go down a 70.
loot embankment. The engineer lived
until evening, dying in terrible agony
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
Horseless Brewery Wagons.

st. Louis, Oct. ls.-Anton steuver
president Of a local brewing company,
says that in q few days the big brewery
wagons will be propelled by gasoline
engines instead OF horses. Herbert
Mulherren, a Young man of this citv. is
the inventor of the engine, which
weighs only 300 pounds and which will
run ~ hours on five gallons of gasoline.
winch can be bought for five cents per
gallon No engineer is required, and it
Is sell-oiling. The gearing can be re-.
versed and the wagon suddenly stopped
or instantly backed without stopping
the engine, The 3oO-pound machine
WIN furnish Az horsepower. 1t will
oe " great saving to concerns using a
number OF horses.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
FORTY-FOUR CASES.
High-water Mark in the Fever-Stricken
City,

New Orleans, Oct, 1S.-Fever cases
ran up rapidly today. BY 10 O'Clock
there had been II cases reported, and
by 6 O'Clock Al, SO that early in the
evening the prospects were excellent
that this day would show the high
water mark. There were three deaths.
An excellent feature of the situation,
however, is that recoveries and dis
charges of patients are numerous. This
is the 10th day of the fever, and the
total number of recoveries exceeded the
total number of cases now under treat
ment, showing the success which local
physicians are meeting with in treating
cases.
The weather is a trife cooler this
evening, but is still warm enough to
rapidly develop cases.
Douglas Bolte, a negro leader, was
lynched at a small settlement on Bayou
Barteria, about Is miles from this CITY.
His otfense was running the quarantine
gauntlet.
The knights of Honor have organized
"A committee and notified the grand Off
GERS that they are prepared to look after
any member of the order that may be
s%ojourning in this city pending the pre-
valling fever, so that fraternal care and
attention may be accorded such mem
bers as may become afflicted.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21

Helena, Mont, Oct. lS.-Today ar
ticles of incorporation of the Klondike-
Yukon-Coppe River Mining Company
were filed here by Chicago, st. Louis
and Minneapolis capitalists. The capt.
tai stock is Sl2, 900, 900. As the name
indicates, the company is formed for
the purpose OF mining in Alaska. The
shares are OF par value of $40 each.
The main office is to be located at
Helenn.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
Third Victim OF tho Mob.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. lS.-As the
result of the racial trouble which began
in Cleveland county on August 90,
when a riot occurred at a negro picnic
near Kendall and several white men
We're killed and cut, Tom Parker was
lynehed last night near Kendall. This
makes the third negro to meet a violent
death as the result of the picnic riot.
1t is not known who composed the mob.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-10-21
BRIEF PACIFIC coast NTi
A Resume Of Events in A..
Northwest.
EVIDENCE OF STEADY eRow,u

News Gathered in All the
Ne'shD"ri"g s~tates-Impor..
ment in All Industries-orevon
A sealhunter just returned to Ma,
field states that he killed 257 seal.
Bears r numerous in the fOO,hn.
near scio, to the delight of spOrt,m.,
Ten thousand bushels of onion, "a.
raised on l6 acres of land near prO,rs
A Corvallis lady made 4S5 words =.
of the letters in the word "enbs.
iastic." l'
The body of a large whale WAC .
Gently washed ashore at Nelly's Gm,'
in Lane county.
Steps are being taken in porl,.,
looking toward the organization If ,
poultry association.
More than "a tons of silversids al.
mon were received within two DAYS
the Nehalem cannery.
A cranberry grower in North SlOu,b
Coos county, states hat his crOp ii,
year is about $50 bushels.
A number of Linn county farmers
cultivated sufficient sorghum cane mi,
year to supply their home use.
The Florence cannery has finished
packing fish, having canned s5,m
ISL and sailed 100 barrels Of salmon
Mrs. James Patterson, while menaNv
deranged, set fire to her husbands r,i.
dence near Elgin. The building and
contents were destroyed.
Fred Wheeler was kicked in The
stomach by a horse at the Peebtr
ranch near Pendleton. He walked 10
his house, but died two hours Later,
after much suffering.
Stockmen in Pine creek neighbU.
hood, in Grant county, report some
loss among their cattle by blackleg
The disease does not exist to a great
extent, however.
OF the 1913, O9S.O taxes to be collect.
ed in Tillamook county this year, all
has been collected except $S,Sll,6i,
and this will probably be reduced 10
So, 900 or less by the time the dein.
quent tax roll is published.
A brickmaker at Weston is now put.
ting out about As, 900 brick per week.
During the winter he expects to In
crease the capacity OF his yard so that
70, 900 or 80, 900 brick may be put out
weekly. He looks for plenty Of build
ing and a good market next year.
The five-mile ditch for the mining
company at Glendale, Douglas county
has been completed, and the COMPANY
is now having constructed a mOn;tei
reservoir, into which this ditch will
empty. There are now about 10 men
at work at their mine getting thing
ready for a full run this winter.
The scutching-mill plant for the ne'
flax fiber mill has arrived in Salem
and is being placed in position Id
machinery weighs about 5000 pound
and was manufactured in Portland
The mill will employ 10 persons, wh
will work up about 100 tons oil Ia
straw, and about 30 tons of fiber,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-10
pp,,oqrcA DE ola CORRESPONDENCE PUERTO Rico" Is

Ell manto carload ocultaba verdadera vida
En- aoue hermoso hab mas sombra, era
Que e aso del padre ho pasaba odos los amos de mas
de Glen mil frances que d nj ell otro poseian cent?
de capital .,
la boda de hia, ell conde no haba cometdo
mas locuras especuar mlsmo enla
ingenosas haba sabdo amas poneas Pactlca
su e presto un gran Da5o iu oeen
denca la de hia. sntio al prlnco aguna ira pero
CASTOR lie console en- seguida.
Papa hasta aqu has sdo practice, permfeme cue e'
siempre mlones DeJa ESQ para los ban
tenen medos cuando equvocan
10 para los porque Sc arcnan oe
Par q empezar otra parte Nosotros papa, no
podemo abandonar Paris pero nos vemos nj en- san
Peersburgo nj Viena tai Ienas deudas que
mfas la respectable cantldad Gle dos milo
Gambia las ha pagado carino hacla GenoveVa NO
debemos pedr mas.
-:Pero que vamos ,iyir?
En- 10 prmero vuestro yerno nos da una partl
cpaci6n los benefcos de s
- ESQ es humllantei
-Venga de donde venga e dinero tene ell msmo color
emismo peso.
Conormes pero aunque recibamos de el relnta cua-
renta mil frances
-Algo es algo, padre mio 10 demas va vendra Va
yeras como entire pegamos ell juego I'M
nunca dfnero, porque expone; ell de conslon1sta
Ell padre ho hceron desde entonces verdaderos
Bolsa vviendo los corretae tan trlste
ganados pr6dgamente pagados pero dsde hac
aounos amos habian redobar la acvdad para
las candades que Gambia les haca perde Sc vengaba
e elos de los desprecos E conde, yeado ha
baa ncomodarse G pero CASTOR mas prudene que u
padre, decfa:
Els una crisis que enemos que atravesar GenoveVa no
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-10
Dos compadres.

eSK exenca del ccnde del vzconde de la Terrade
de esos nnumerables engmas des oran jamas
'SS0 exactamente.
Muy eegantes populare socio de todos los cculos
hacan vida correccion honorable
dad absoluta
No contenaban lucse caballos
de modas nj reputacone las cantantes,
parocnar las obras de carload los bales de benecenea
emtr parecer de todos los obeos are de
msica de pnura sino que tambon arbros cuesto
de honor
Lo sucentemente ecGctico opiniones exagerando
los dsgusto pasado eran de medadores entire ell casino
republican, e conservador.
Ell ell oo agenes maravillosos para la ogani
zaclon de hestas favor de ben6ca
sempre dspuesto sacrfcar tempo, prncpamente los
desgraciados.
Sc les vea siempre padre presdiendo alguna comon,
ho siendo secretario de la msma parecendo sempre
rabajar tanto, ell pubco gnorante de
deca: sEs possible tan rics consagen
tantaabnegaci6n las buenas obras?>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
LOCAL NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.

A PLAN OF ORGANIZATIONS ADoPTED-hEAp-
QUARTERS IN ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The committee WIZ as been considering the
affairs OF the National Democratic party In inns
city met last evening in one Of the rooms on the
.ocord Aoor of Cooper Union and adopted plan
~ organization which presented by SUD-
committee Of which Henry de Forest BALDWIN 10
tho chairman Corporation Counsel Scott presided
.t the meeting and among others present were
president Jeroloman, of the Board of Aldermen;
Cororer JIoeber Charities Commissioner Faure,
1-,der-Sheriff Sherman, Tax Commissioner SutTo,
Colonel Robert Grier Monroe, John a. Henneberry
and Thomas Costigan
Tho n,an of rganization provides for an Assem-
b,y district committee in each OF the thirty-fiVe
d,s,r,cts 70 consist of three members from each
.,oction district The County Committee OF the
oreanization is 10 contain as many members as
,horo are election districts I'm the city. An Execu-
,,o Committee of l.5 members is provided for also.
Tho General Committee is to consist OF All inc
members of the Assembly district committees ana
OF the County Committee. , .o,rr,it,oo
IN organization reported that there had been re-
ceved assurances that the Assembly dlsrlct isso-
c;ations in most OF the districts would be selsup-
norting and ready TO open headquarters as sOoI
as the call for primaries was issued. In me othei
districts the members Of the organization would
he assisted in maintaining headquarters, means
70 ,ha, end having been promised Upon the mo-
lion of Colonel Monroe the members or the state
Committee were requested TO issue a call for prlm-
aries of the organization to he he'd In this city
on the evening Of May ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
TARRYTOWN.

The annual election Of the Young Mems Lyceum
will take place Tuesday evening. May a. The IL
brarian Of this institution reports large Increase
IN the number Of the patrons of the library since
the first OF the year. owing 10 additional books
being placed on the shelves at that time.
The White Plains and Emsford Trolley Com
pany is steadily pushing its tracks over the hills
to this village and the managers hope to have
cars running by June J.
An interesting sociablo was held In the pariors
of Asbury Methodist, Episcopal Church. under
the auspices of the Epworth League, last even
ing Original compositions were read by Dr. John
H. Barnhart. William l.. Sackett Mrs. Alfred
Sears w D. Van Tassel and Mrs. r. ID. Mckay.
Among others who took part were Miss Leonard,
Mrs Patrick and Messrs. Stockwell and Smith.
The funeral OF William II. Rockwell was held on
Sunday and the burial was in sleepy Hollow
Cemetery yesterday.
George Clinton Andrews, District;Attorneey Of
Westchester County has purchased the A. a.
Wooley place at Upper Main,st and East Central
ave RE takes possession on May l.
The Home Telephone Company has applied to
the Board OF Trustees TO operate an electric syS-
TEN In this village.
At the regular communication Of Solomon Lodge
No 1876. F. and a. NJ. on Thursday evening the
third degree will be conferred.
Grand Regent j. A. Ricrdon and staff will visit
Kyk-Wit Council. Royal Arcanum. tomorrow even
ing.
The women of the Second Reformed Church are
preparing to hold n cake sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
SING SING.

At the session Of the New-York Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday morn
ing the two proposed constitutional amendments
were taken up and defeated. One provided for the
equal admission OF men and women delegates TO
the General Conference. and was lost by vote OF
Sc 10 s.. The other amendment. providing for min
sterial and lay representation upon certain ratio
In the General Conference, lost by vote Of
ll6 to 81 Under the order Of memorial exercises
the Rev. F. W Davenport delivered an address In
memory of the Rev. W. w. Alexander, the Rev.
c. s. Narrower spoke IN euogy OF Or. NJ. Craw-
ford w. +. Anderson OF the Rev. George o..
Crooks. the Rev. W. G. Browning Of the Rev.
Alexander H. Ferguson. DR.. J. NJ. King OF the Rev:
Charles NJ Carney, and the Rev f. Hart or
Charles II. Travis. The Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society had lis twentieth anniversary IN
the afternoon. Mrs William r. Skidmore presid-
ing In the evening the anniversary OF the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society was held. The Con-
ference will close it's session this afternoon or even
ing. -
years resident Of this village. died at the home
Of his son. Thomas H. Farnhem: No IL Ellis
Place on Sunday night. lie was eighty-sx years
old and was born in North Andover. Mass, and
in early life was engaged in the drygoods business
in Phiiade phia. He af,erward went TO New-York
CITY where ho conducted a drygoods store IN
Rroad-st from which he retired 10 enter wall
Street as banker and broker. The funeral will take
place on Tuesday afternoon at 13O o'clock at his
home Burial will be Wednesday In Laurel Hill
Cemetery. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13

Steamer Adr,a CGer Reuter-. New-york. sailed ron
Shields April II. - e.....,.., So,s y.rk saled
from Bremen April IL. m, ,,s N,,, yort ssled
Steamer Norweshh N'''' 'P'''' ''' '''
&c" G.aa,a". T,snyth ,Br), Eaton 0rom santosl, New
yo,L sailed from 81 Lucia April 10 ,-
steamer Persia Ger. Spleid,. New-fork. saie' "'"
Hamburg April = 80 ,,..,....ru Nan York
Steamer Chrisiianid VGrl' ftanAVn"V's' Wv
sailed from S,ettin April ;. A.. ~, >,r
state OF california tIIr). Braes. New NHik 7"
,:,asgax arrived at Neville April II. and procee xz
steamer spaarndam Dutch Wander Zee, Ne" '''~
for Rctter,iam arrived a Boulogne April W ,, q,
steamer Mass.lia tFr), BRAND. New-iork "''Nen -
Marsellles April 10 -, ~, 49,. ,,r Nsv-
steamer Chateau Nquem Frl Roy NaP.es luz W."
York passed Gibraltar April L. - ~. W..
Steamer Akaba tIrl Curnow. Rotterdam for Ne"-fS@
passed he Wight April II. -.
steamer George Heaton tBrl, NILS Messha wv ~"
New York passed Sagres April 10. . 49, ,,.,.s
steamer Excelsior GER Muller New-Nofk TOT F'"'"-
ing passed Portland Rlll April IL - r,,sa
Steamer Wells city OBI, savage, New-io'A' ai'''~
at Bristol April II. ., A.. w., .rr,yea
at Monmouth April IL -, g.. u.,.ra
steamer Vega u'ofp, Coelho. New-fork io' """'"
and Iislron arrived AT Fayal April IL >,..
steamer Georgian u'r,. harrington. London Tor W."
York passed Pf7wle Point April 10 "a.
steamer Iammermoor OBI. Armstrong tiampufs 'e
Shields. Newyork. passed Dunne Head Ap',, W
Claverhi uBrl Wisley. New-forA Tor po"0"''
passed Gibraltar April II. s...,,
steamer STELLA ,Cer Kuhewein New-fork Tor ste''"'
arrived Copenhagen April IL. -, -
Steamer fuda iGeD. petermann from oenoa -
Naples Tor Nsw-Yogk sailed from Gibraltar Apsa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The following the newly elected members OF
the consstory of the First Reformed Church, of
which the Rev. Or. John Knox Allen Is pastor:
y. H. Dumond and John j. Lowe. elders; A. r.
Cobb and John Gcrkn. deacons
The trustees at their last meeting adopted reso-
lUfions protesting against the Bronx Valley Sewer
bill now before the Legislature
literary and musical entertainment will be
given In the Sleepy Hollow schoolhouse Thurs
day evening OF next week.
The SLEEPY Hollow Fire Company organized
here on Saturday evening.
A reception and musical will be given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Lovett. In Beekman-
ave. tomorrow evening.
4 concert Will he given for the benefit Of the
Pocanico HIS Library In the Lyceum Monday
evening next
4 special musical programme Is being arranged
for the Easter service In the First Reformed
Church. The choir VIII number fifty voices. The
programme r. under the direction Of Professor John
NJ. Furman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
NETWORK CITY.

At the Park Board meeting yesterday commas
sioner Stiles offered resolution providing for inc
purchase Of fish and other aquatic specimens io'
the Aquarium from the biological stations OF 'he
University Of the City Of New-fork when are 10
he established in the Bermudas. The resolution
was adopted.
= p Hastings who was taken to the Preshy-
,er,on tJosn,tnl n week ago. suffering from hic-
coughs has greatly improved during the last TWO
DAYS He now hlccoughs seldom. and 1t Is expected
| that he will be entirely cured in another day or
two.
Bangs & Co., No 81 Fifh-ave began three
DAVIS sale of collection Of miscellaneous DOORS
yesterday afternoon. The colecnoh inci""eu
standard works on archaeology. history, biography
49,. Nth some illustrated art works and few
.c.rce hooks on magic and wchcraft There are
also some early editions Of modern Enghsh au-
thors.
Good Government Club IS TO move on Apr'i 10
from its present quarters. ut No. 722 Lexington
ave- TO the Tuxedo Building, Fifty-eishth-s' ana
Mad;son-ave The last smoker in the present quar-
,ers will be held on Thursday, at $50 p m jacob
A. Rils general agent Of the Confederatea 600"
Government. Clubs will tell of the work done by
the clubs and Arthur Bresen Will also speak
The club will hold a housewarming at It's ne"
quarters on May 20. when it is expected that he-
corder Golf will speak
The hearing in the case Of Captain EDWARD w.
Reed q the American snip l. r. cdheS was "N
;ourned Yesterday by Commissioner Shields until
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock, after several
oorsons had testified both for the prosecution anu
Tho desence Several witnesses yesterday tes'lheu
,ba+ they had not got sufficient and proper lood
on the VOYAGE Of the ship from Hong Kong 10
this port. and that some members OF the crew
wben they demanded better rations, were crueHy
treated by the captain.
All danger OF a. strike at the New-Nork Heat
1iyht and Power Companys plant, In Coolest was
said 70 he over Yesterday, as the employees aP-
noared n he satisfied with the now condltioh OF
things Instituted by the new lessees OF the coh-
Germ, Lieb e. Crosby
TRANSCRIPTS Of judgments from Kings county
vera filed Yesterday against Milton Cialh anu
robn w Fitzgerald. as attorneys in TACT lot uil-
dorwr,.ers at New-York Central Lloyds FOR $'olo'
90 o,,ornevs for brewers and ma.tsters. UNDER
v,ritors AZ New-York Central Loyda' Sno' anu
as a,,ornevs for Syracuse Fire Insurance, under
,ri,ers az Now-York Central Lloyds. $3.50, all IN
favor OF Zephyrinus A Lowrey
Charles A Gibson, the private detective VINO was
,c,ed NJ neriury for testimony given at the
a,,.orce trial OF George Shrady against his wiie'
ros Yesterday morning sentenced by Judge NC
Nahon in General Sessions. to three years III "'s
Sing.
Superintendent Smith Of the Central PARK MeHas-
eria received word yesterday or the or'n VI "
vounp buffalo at Van Courtandt PARK al niioNls -
sunday This Is the second buffalo porn IN '"S
CITY within twenty-four hours Inc TWO Sou's
h,wo,oos and their mothers are doing We'll