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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-09-30

MATTER OF GREAT IMPORTANCE to farmers, especially
those who raise sheep for wool the dipping OF the animals in the
and fall of The Kill the Tick
which nfes sheep Destroy the scab disease which taes
the skin intense itching roughness los of fleece In
the West dipping has been performed annuay for
England and Australia required by law, The Importance
of the be Imagined when known that foreign
will cabby sheep the the
different stock the saugherng OF all
such afflicted animals which, many considerable
loss to the the offers neither apology
The Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Agricultural
making dis
and with this object in view an was made for dip
Of the Ex imena Station Purdue University directed the work
Each lamb sheep dipped oneha minute instead of
tank with capacity 100 gallons
vded and into this was run sixty gals OF water three quarts OF
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-09-30

I%Io am he
{ hos
Careful failed oit lambs
frs
pro r o o h
in wv o
Sheep Dips
form
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-09-30

DUPTUKE and PILES cured no pay un.
IL I'll cured: send for book. DRs. MAssuELD
d PoErEIT1ELD. 35S Market st., San Francisco.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-09-30

was promptly
received. The
following let
ter is pretty
strong confirm
alton of this:
L" l had
for six
" months; one
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-09-30

successful one but opens up lis
heart to the incoming of Christ he may
have some possibility of success and
quick returns.-Rev. w. h. Packard,
Congregationalist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales regular call-12 O'Clock m.-Pneumatic
"a: After caIi-Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 at
District Of Columbia Bonds. aO-year fund 5s. los
bid ,o S9-year fund 6s gold. ilo bid Water stock
currency, III bid. s.ess. funding currency, loYE
Miscellaneous nds.-Metropolitan Railroad IS.
Metropolitan Railroad certificates Of indebtedness
Ecsinsion Raiirosd ss. $ bid. 30 asked G ~ cou% 1
Sia Rsilrosd s ne I'D ~ W:ssns,.n Ca. Com
Frass S. :. and A. 100 I'D; american sssurieS afS
g, Company Is, g. los ~ s,d Wsshins,oa MaTIs,
Cor'!a ext. 6s. los bid. Masonic Hall AssocIn-
'' National to- II Bank % stocks.-Bank Of Washington %,
bid M ssnk I,s q tss @ Ryssue 2lo asked Mss,ops
asked FARMERS % and 4o s bsa %
lss bid. Citizen:,, us bid Columbia. 1e5 bid.
Ts'' ..ssa zss lSS sesis s
ics sid I,. OF. asked Ohio; 20 bid. 100 asked,
Deposit and Trust. III nsd Id asked washing ing
ton Loan and n Trust. I1sA bid Il. asked Ameri-
S instos % safe Deposit. l g S bid 3D. IA asked WASH
kanroad stoeks.Icapitai Traction Company. So
SGi Sd Sasksd ~ MHetropolitan lo6 bid. 10 asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. Washington Gas.
D.; $ Electric Light. IS bid sSs asked. ed - '''
rl..ria s. s g "a "a g
50 hld. Potomac. 8 I'D AIinstca, I2o bid. is6
Union. 1o Id. 4 sssed % columbia. II bid. rs
i ID 4 Lincoln, sA bid. sx asked. Commercial. ~
Title Insurance s,ock.-Resi Estate Title. 90
bid. 1Oc asked. Columbia Title, az lid asked
Washington Title. asked District Title. 10
Teiephose stecas.-Peansylvsnia, IS b4d. 50 asked
Chesapeake and Potomac. 90 asked. American
opbone, preferred. 80 bid. Il asked Pneu natie
Gun Carriage. .1Q6 bid. 1-25 asksd. -
Miocelinneons etock2- - Aergenthalef -Nnotype
l2Sk bid: l2e asked. LAnstoa Noootype, 05S ia.
0A aekcd- WashinGton Maeket 10 I'D. Great
Falls Ice. lib bid. LIZ asked Eorfok and Wash-
insstn sStamhoaf "a ssEea Lincola Han, @
N DIV. ,-...-sS
Evening star., 1897-02-11
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES HOSPITAL.
The Proposition Now Pending Before
the Senate.

The Proposition Now Pending Before
the Senate.
Four propositions have been made for
the sale Of sites for contagious disea ses
hospital In the District of Columbia. Mr..
Galiinger gave notice of an amendment
which he would offer to the District of CO.
lumbia appropriation bill to appropriate
$112.. so for the purchase of Analostan Is
land for this purpose. and communications
have been placed before the Senate COM
mittee on appropriations offering for sale
the Schuetzen Park grounds, a tract of
eight acres near the Government Hospital
for the Insane. and a site in the vicinity of
Rhode Island avenue and Sd street north
east.
The proposition for the sale of the
Schuetzen Park came from DIR. Sewers
representing the owners of the park. With
the present understanding that exists in
the Senate regarding means for providing
a contagious diseases hospital in the Dis
trict of Columbia, there seems to be little
Likelihood that any of these propositions
will be entertained by the committee on
appropriations The amendment proposed
to be offered by Mr.. GalIinger not having
been referred to the standing committee Of
the Senate. will be subject to a point Of
order when 1t Is called UP. and the other
propositions have not yet taken very defin-
ite form.
Mr.. Mcmillan. from the Senate committee
on the District Of Columbia, today made a
favorable report. as published elsewhere in
The Star. on proposed amendment to the
District OF Coitm Oia appropriation bill ap-
propr:ating $3D.OO with which to build
separate quarters adjoining two hospitals
in the District Of Columbia, which are to
be determined upon by the Commissioners.
these separate quarters to be used for the
accommodation Of patients suffering from
contagious diseases
In view of the present understanding that
seems 10 exist among senators and the
tremendous opposition to the purchase of
a site for hospital to be used exclusively
for patients suffering from contagious dis
eases there Is little likelihood that any of
the land offered to the government u IN
be accepted and appropriated for.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Personal Mention.

Lieut. Commander A. Dunlap of the
Blake is at 13OS New Hampshire avenue.
Surgeon VIM S. Dixon of the Brool.lyn
is at 1421 18th street on leave of absence.
Lit. Commander VIM. p. Randall, retired,
is at the Richmond
Capt. r. II. Patterson. LIST Artillery is at
2011 L street on leave Of absence.
Mr.. Mansfield Judah of New York city.
son of the late Gen. H. M. Judah, U.SA,
is in the city.
Lieut.. Robert Sewall, 1th Cavalry, is Wis
iting friends at 34O6 u street.
Capt. James o. Mackay. I'd Cavlary, has
been granted one months leave.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Awarded Damages.

Contractors Columbus Thomas & Sor
were awarded. in Circuit Court No. 1, 20
day, S05.1O damages against the District
because of extra work done by them In the
erection of No. 10 engine house, on Mary
land avenue northeast, a year or SO ago.
The plaintiffs, who were represented by
Attorneys Lipscomb & Walker, claimed
that the District surveyor made a mistake
In laying out the lot, which necessitated
extra work on their part. They claimed
SiOO damages, and the jury knocked of
S4.90
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Government Bouas.
Quotations reported by Corson & Macart.
ney. bankers.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE February n:.F1eur quiet and
ports $50 barrels; sales. 1000 barrels Wheat
weak.sInt S7!s bid: May. S9HaS3-receipts. 2,26a
bushels: exports. none: stock, ~, ,269 bushels
southern wheat by sample. SSaSS; do. on grade.
SSasS Corn dull and easy-spot and month, . Isa
a27K; steamer mixed. zSMa2SX- receipts :i7 Gsa
bushels; exports, s1 043 bushels; stock, 1.ss2 Sls
zsa20: do; yellow, 27a27h. Oats quiet and steady
No: white. 23a24; No. mixed. 2la22-re~eipts
bushels; exPorts, none: stock. SEA, ,284 bush.
els. Rye easier-No: nearby, sls soninal; west.
ern, Axa!2A-re receipts, 1s,s7S bushels: exports.
none: st,ck SS1 CO bushela. Hay arm-cholcc
Timothy, $l3.s0a$l4.0o. Grain frelshts quiet nm
changed sugar steady -Ernunlated, AZ per 100
Arm and active. unchanged whis1y usehasgel
Evening star., 1897-02-11
MANY CALLERS ON MCKINLEY.
An Overflow Waiting Room Had to BE
ImnroYlaed.


Improvlsed.
CANTON. Ohio. February 1.-THE library
of Major McKinley's residence was made
quate part OF the morning to accommodate
the large number of visitors, and an over
flow waiting room was improvised in the
front hall. Many cities were represented
by men who had Travelled many miles for
a few minutes talk with the President
elect. The length OF time consumed In
some Ct these interviews was marvelously
short. while others take far more than the
desired five or ten minutes.
There Is apparently no diminution in the
number of visitors. but a noticeable change
has taken place In the prominence of the
tive, general or cabinet possibility drops
into the city, but the majority of the call
ers are those who wish to speak for minor
offices for themselves or a friend.
Social calls are frequent and have
become quite popular as a reply to the
newspaper men. 1t is true that the people
do call on the major to merely shake hands
with him and wish him Godspeed In his
for private talk and express their good
wishes openly in the library.
A half dozen travelling men greeted the
major thus in the library this morning ana
he shook hands with them. thanking them
for their good wishes.
Mr.. Abner Mckinley, President-elect Nc
klnl2yS brother, arrived from WashinSton
at 1920 this morning He has rot been
in Canton for several weeks and was
driven to the home of Mother Mckinley.
where he will remain as guest until Friday,
when he returns east. He lunched with
Major Mckinley ard had a chat with him.
Among the mere prominent visitors of
the day was w. F. Rockwell, president of
the Meriden (Conr) Publishing Company.
Mr.. Rockwell is a close friend of Private
Secretary-elect J. Addison Porter of Hart
ford. Conn. He said his call was purely
social, and had no political significance
whatever.
Among the other callers during the morn
ing were: NJ. E. Former, c. s. Huisley and
ex-Lieutenant w. H. Elliott, U. s. NJ,
manager of the Courier of Newcastle Ind. :
Chas L. Stone and VIM. A. Jones, SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. who are here, they say, a
special mission" B. F. Havens. Terre
Haute. Ind: Calvin Whitney, Norwalk,
Ohio; Jas. r. Hosmer, New York: Capt
w. B. Gary.
Cleveland. ]. S. Cameron and Judge L..
Piper of Marysvflle. Ohio: w. c. Whit
house. Tennessee: DR.. Geo. D. Bollard JEFF
ferson. Ohio: BENZ. Jones. North Lawrence.
Judge Henry G. Thayer of Indiana, elector
at-large and messenger to Washington for
the Indiana electoral college. He passed
through the city this morning on his way
home. He was accompanied by Mr.. Abner
Mckinley from Washington.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
ErienllY Suit.

Emory Speer and James Mosher, two
of the administrators Of the estate of the
late DR.. James E. Morgan. today filed a
frie ndly suit in equity against James Dud-
ley Morgan and Others praying for a dis
tribution of the estate, valued at about
$'OO.OUO Cross bills and answers were
filed by the heirs-at-law and legatees
agreeing that the asked-for settlement of
the estate shall be made, with the excep-
ton of the estate of DR.. e. Carroll Nor
gan, a deceased son of the testator. His
executor and trustees will answer later,
and will probably agree to the distribution.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
United Pres. Looking for Peace.

At a meeting Of the executive committee
of the United Press and its allied asso-
Citations in New York city yesterday, the
following was adopted:
Resolved. That a committee consisting
of representative of each Of the -four
New York newspapers which are a party
to the contracts between the New York
State. Philadelphia. Southern ard New
England associations. be appointed to con-
fer with the officers of the Associated
Press with view to the settlement of
differences existing between the United
Associated Presses and the Associated
Press, said committee to report at as early
an hour as possible
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Senator Allen to Explain.

The Ser ate committee on military affairs
today briefly considered Senator Allen
resolution directed at Gen. Miles instruct
ing the committee to inquire INTO the law
concerning the acceptance of valua Die
presents by officers of the army. The
chairman of the committee was directed to
refer the resolution to the War Depart
ment and also to write a note to Senator
Allen requesting him to furnish he COM
mittee an explanation of his motives in Of
fering the resolution, as basis for begin
ming the inquiry, and any facts he may
have in his possession bearing upon it,
Evening star., 1897-02-11
VIII Meet Next in This City.

The State Council of Virginia and the
District Of Columbia, Order of American
Mechanics. at Fredericksburg. Va. yester-
day elected the following officers State
councillor. W. A. Clarke. jr.. Of Richmond:
vice councillor, A. j. Blackman o. Wash
ington. d. c.; secretary, w. II. Thompkins
Of Richmond: fnductor II. G. Hart of
Fredericksburg; examiner, r. y. Stratton
Of Richmond, and protector. i. O. Fox Of
Richmond. Washington was selected as
the next place of meeting and February
1885, as the time.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
PHiLa aDELPHIA BROKERS' DEATH.
spencer Erwin Succumbs to Pueu
mania After a short Iunesx

PHILADELPHIA. February 11.-Spencer
Erin. the well-known stock broker. died
today of pneumonia at his home in this
city.
.ir Erwin had been i'll but short time.
and. as ne was man of unusually robust
health. his sudden death was shock to
his family and friends
spencer Erwin was a member of both the
Philadelphia and New York stock ex-
changes. and has long been ciassed as one
OF tne leading operators in this city. He
was for several years associated with F,dw
d Toland. under the firm name of Erwin &
Toland.
When A A Mcleod was president of the
Neading Railroad Comp;sny Mr. Erwin fig
ured prominently in the deals by which the
company secured control of the New Eng
land and other lines
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Readers to BE Conxratulated.

The Atlanta Journal yesterday afternoon
said editorially:
THE Macon Telegraph, already one of
the Lost newspapers in the south, will
be further improved by the Associated
Press dispatches. The Telegraph has tried
the United Press for some time, but has
come to the conclusion that the old reli-
able Associated Press has no equal as a
general news-gathering agency. AS the
Telegraph wants the best of everything
1t has gone into the Associated Press We
congratulate our contemporary and its
readers on the change"
Evening star., 1897-02-11
VAN RIswICk CASE.
Arguing Motion to Take From the
Jury.

The attention of Judge McComas i'm the
Van Riswick will case was occupied today
by counsel in their arguments on the mo-
ton to take the case from the jury. The
jury has been excused until Monday morn
ing next.
The general impression among those
members cf the bar who have followed
the case is that Judge McComas will over
rule the motion.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
THE HOUSE.

without preliminary business, the House
today went into committee of the whole
and began consideration Of the fortifica-
tions appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hainer (Neb), who had charge of the
bill. explained its provisions. The bill car
ried $9.17S.325, based Oh recommendations
aggregating $18. .256 OF the items in the
bill, "a, 195.U7G were to meet contract obli-
cations authorized by the current law. Mr..
Hainer called attention to the comprehen-
sive scheme for Notifications entered upon
last year, the appropriations previous to
that time for nine years having averaged
but 1918, 56S. II 1t were not for the urgent
necessity for economy In expenditures he
said. the committee would have felt fully
justified in bringing in a bill carrying the
full amount Of the recommendations.
Sundry Civil Bill Reported.
The committee rose temporarily to allow
Mr.. Cannon, chairman Of the appropriations
committee, to report the sundry civil appro-
priation bill. Mr. Bartlett (Ga), on behalf
of elections committee No. /, submitted the
report In the contested election case of
Watson VS.. Black, from the tenth Georgia
district. The report was unanimously in
favor of the sitting member. Mr.. Bartlett
stated he would cali up the case at such
The fortifcatfons bill was again taken
up Mr.. Fisher,HN. Y.) offered an amend
ment to appropriate 81 900 for an inyestiga-
ton of the feasibility OF constructing forti-
fcations and sea coast defenses on Romer
shoals. at the entrance Of New York har-
Dor.
The amendment wss ruled out on a poin,
The Bin Passed.
An amendment was adopted on motion
OF Mr. Bartlett (N.Ys). appropriating s75UOO
for the construction pf riprap walls on the
eastern shores of the United States lands
at Sandy Hook. Without further amend
ment the hill was passed.
The committees were then called.
Funding the Debt of the Territories.
A bill providing for funding the debt of
the territories aroused the opposition of
Mr.. McMillin CTenn.). because it provided
for gold bonds and the payment Of interest
in gold or its equivalent
Mr.. Knox (Mass.) said that the stipula-
tion regarding geld bonds applied only to
Arizona, which had outstanding gold bonds
to be refunded. He agreed with Mr. Nc
Miiiin that Congress should not enter upon
a policy OF authorizing issues Of gold bonds.
Mr.. Payne (N.Y.) said he saw no reason
why the other territories should not be
permitted to issue the god bonds. He
said this bill bore no relation to the uues-
Evening star., 1897-02-11
senator Pritchard.. Illness.

TIE continued illness of Senator Pritch-
ard Is giving considerable anxiety to his
numerous friends. He has been unable to
resume his duties In the. Senate and has
been at the Capitol only one day since his
return to Washington. Once or twice there
has been an unfavorable turn In his case
His physician ordered q cancellation of an
engagement at Canton with President Nc
Kinley and has since denied the senator
to al callers, insisting upon absolute rest
and quiet for him.
Evening star., 1897-02-11

Reply to Question Regarding the
Eastern situation.

Reply to n question Regarding the
Eastern Situation.
LONDON, February 1.-THE parliament
tary secretary for the foreign Office, Mr..
George N. CurZon. answering question in
the house of commons concerning the
troubles in Crete. said that +he British con-
sular reports showed that there were 100
Christians the heights of Halepa. and
unknown number to the westward He
added that the general tenor Of the reports
indicates that the Christians Of that dis
trict were rather the assailants than the
attacked.
Continuing, Mr.. Curzon said that the
British naval commander in Cretan waters
cabled Sunday t;lat an aGreement had been
made by which the Christians we're not
to advance any further. He had no in
Formations to show that the Turkish au-
thorities had armed or encouraged the Mus
sulmanS.
A Mussulman mob, Mr.. Curzon said also,
had forcibly seized the rifles In the arsenal
at Gambia. two Turkish guards being killed
in the affray.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Smnll Fire.

The alarm Of fire at 2:25 this afternoon
was caused by the burning of the frame
house 526 Sth street southeast. occupied on
the first floor by the shoe store Of Morris
Pelfman and on the second floor as a
dwelling by ]. w. Reaver and family
Pelfman's loss Is about $40 and Reayer's
is 500.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
MR. WILSON chosen,
Elected President of washinxton nna
Lee University.

LEXINGTON, Va. February 1.-THE
board Of trustees of Washington and Lee
University today unanimously elected Post
master General William l.. Wilson presi-
dent OF the university, In place of Cen G.
w C. Lee. who recently resigned 1t is
We'll understood that Mr. Wilson will ac-
cept the position. and will enter upon .be
duties OF his oifice the first day of next
July.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Gimm and Waller Tied.

PITTSBURG. Pa, February 1L-There
Vas no change In the positions of the con-
testants in the seyenty-two-hour bicycle
contest at 2 o'clock this afternoon The
rneh appeared fresh and fast riding was the
feature Score. 2 pm: Waller. 6I6 miles: !:
S-mrn. sc; Schoch. 653; Hail. CID; Forster,
Ga. Ruckel. 5sd.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
OFF FOR THE GOLD FIELDS.
Report of N Grent Discovery Causes N
Rush to Alaska.

SEATTLE. Wash. February 11.-Once
again miners and searchers for their for
tunes are getting ready to enter the gold
regions OF Alaska. The news brought
down yesterday on the Topeka by a party
OF men who made the dangerous journey
out from the upper Yukon Of new discov-
ery.and marvellous one. on klondike creek
has touched the match 10 the excitement
Boats leaving for the north are already
carrying passengers who are anxious to
ger near The gold districts as early as pos
siole. and by March IL Is expected that the
rush VIII begin greater than ever
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Standard OIL Case.

Mr. Clarence A. Brandenberg. on behalf
Of the Standard Oil Company. today noted
an appeal from the decision OF Judge Hag-
ner rendered Tuesday. enjoining the COM
pany from erecting additional oil works In
South Washington and ordering the aboi-
ishment Of the works after the 1st Of next
June. The judge fixed the appeal bond at
1000.
AS explained in The Star. the Injunction
was granted upon the application of Mr..
John C. Oeser and others residing in the
immediate vicinity Of the company's ware
houses and tanks. the petitioners charging
that the works amount to constant
menace to their lives. health and property.
The effect of the company's appeal. says
Nj. Brandenberg. will restrain the enforce
ment of Judge Hagner's decree until after
the Court of Appeals passes upon 1t, which
may not be for several months.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Ocean Steamships Arrived.

DELAW ARE BREAkwATER, February
1--A;rived: Illinois. Antwerp
NEW YORK. February 11.-Arriyed
Havel. Bremen.
BALTIMORE. February 11.-Arriy.a. AL
ma, Leith
Evening star., 1897-02-11
VIII of Cha rles w. Pairo.

The will Of the late Charles W. Pairo
dated February 15 and appointing his
widow. Mary Jane Pairo. as his executrtx,
was filed today. The estate is left to Mrs
Pairo for life. with remainder to the chill
dren of the testator-Richard Edes, Alice
and Elinor c. Pairo.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Death of Joseph De Souter,

Coroner Hammett, after investigating
the death of Joseph De Souter. the Belgian
shoemaker. who was found lifeless in bed
at Goa 9th street yesterday. as reported in
The Star, issued certificate of death from
accidental asphyxiation.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the highest
and the lowest and the closing prices of the
New York stock market today, as repor led
by Corson e. Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs Moore & Schley. No. So Broadway.
Open. High Low. Close.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Gen. WexIer Moving.

HAVANA February n.-Capt Gen. Wey-
Ter camped yesterday at Placetas, some
distance eastward of Santa Clara. Secre-
tary Palmerola and the intendent general
left Havana By trair this morning in order
to see the captain general important
business. the nature of which has not
transpired. --
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Naval Orders.

Commander E. w. Watson has been or
dered to the Washington navy yard for
ordnance instruction. Pay Clerk ]. Brooks.
now at Port Royal, has been ordered to
duty on the Minneapolis. on the European
station.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Wm. H. Hunter and Mary ".
Swain, both of Alexandria, Va; Nathan
Myers and Bessie Myers. both Of Loudoun
county, Va.
Colored-Harry Parker and Alice Lucas;
Benjamin Watkins and Emma Scott.
Evening star., 1897-02-11

Announcement of CnrsOn's Selection.
CARSON. Nevada. February 1l.-Carson
will Rave the fight. Dan Stuart has SO an
nCunced.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
The Davis Nomination,

Up to the time The Star went to press
the nomination Of Henry E. Davis was no,
considered Upon going into executive ses-
sion the Senate Immediately continued the
consideration Of the arbitration treaty
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Acts Approved.

The President has approved the Military
Academy appropriation bill and an act
to quiet tho title to certain lands In Louis
lana. -
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Grain ana Cotton Mark.,..

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1927 F St., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. New York