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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicaqo, 5 Pazdzier. '9S.

o wypadkach ma Krecie po.
dais tamtejsi correspondence do
europejskich gazet nastspujsce
szczeg6}y: Ludnost turecka
Krety powstala ma cafej wy
spie, sby ME pozwoliG ma
wprowadzenie autonomii, ktora
INA zaznacsyc koniec panowa-
MIA Turkow mad wysps. Kie-
rujsc sic ia mysls, muzusmanie
zgodni So z soba, stawiajsc
najwyzszy op6r " zalnstalowa'
niu chrzescijan W biurach
poboru dziesisciuy, poniewaz
ia d5iesiecina, wedle postano'
vienna mocarstw opieku6czych,
miala bye uzyta ma oprocento-
wanie i amortyzacye pozyczki,
kt6ra trzeba zaciagnsc ma ko-
szta wprowadzenia autonomii.
Op6r muzulman6w przeciw
instalacyi chrzescija6skich u
rzednikow dowi6d} ponownie,
ze trzeba bsdzie Emusic ich
sils, przelaG wiele krwi, bez
czegoby sic obeszlo, gdyby
wojska tureckie usunisto kilka
miesiscy temu q wyspy. Do
Kandyi skry}a sic wisksza
Geese ludnosci mahometa6ski
Krety i liczy dis to miasto
$4,000 mieszka1c6w, W czem z
1000 chrzesciian, ktorycb Tur-
cy wypedzili z dom6w. Znaj-
duje sic pr6cz tego W Kandyi
szesciotysieczny garnizon ture.
cki. Oddziai angielski, zlozony
z 800 zolnierzy, kwaterowal W
katedrze, telegrafe i forcie
panujscym mad drogs do Ka-
nei.
Faktem jest, ze woiska tu.
reckie wzisiy udzia} W bitwie,
kt6ra byla krwawa, DO Angli.
cy liczs 80 zabitych i okolo stu
aolnierzy rannych. Me div
przeto, ze zdecydowali sic
zbombardowaG "a to turecka
czesc miasta. Konhikt wynik1
wskutek sporu miedzy Office.
rem angielskim a gubernato.
rem, kt6ry podnieca} do oporu
potajemnie ludnose mahome-
ta6sks i sam stansl IA uboczu,
aby ME skompromitowac swe.
90 rzsdu. Gdy zas garnizon
angielski uciekl z missta i
rozpoczsio sic bombardowanie,
wtedy odpowiedzia}y forty
miasta wystrzalami z dz;a4,
kt6rych kule paddy na fregate
angielsks, ranisc trzech maj
tk6w.
Skutki bombardowania SO
straszne, DO bomby aagielskie
wzniecily W r6zuych czesciach
miasta pozary. Konsulaty an.
gielski wloski splone}y, a z
mimi poaowa miasta. Pomiedzy
oiarami zuajduje sic wicekon.
sui angielski, kt6rego Turcy
zabili i nastspnie spalili W
konsulacie. Take wielu maho.
metan zgine3o cd bomb, kul
lub ognia we wlasnych do
mach. Chrzescija1ska czesc
miasta Jest doszczstnie przez
Turk6w zniszczona, a Wielu
chrzescijan wyrznisto lub stra.
sznie pokaleczono.
Kandya da3a przyk3ad re-
szcie ludnosci mahometanskiej
wyspy, DO W Kanei, Retymno,
suda, innych miejscowosciach
we wnetrzu wyspy, naraz
zahuczaio jak W ulu.
W oczekiwaniu ma posilki
angielskie z Malty dsno An.
glikom W Kandyi do pomocy
przybyly z Aten krsaownik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-05

Terese Weiss zlosliwe przeslado.
wanie. Ma zyczenie Lswisowej dnia
8 Sierpnia Teresa Weiss zostsia are.
sztowana "a ozynna napasc, i przez
sedziego Wallace skazsna. ze zem.
sty Weissowa nazajutrz postara}a sic
sedziego Boggs o l3 rozkaz6w a.
resztowania ma}zonk6w Lewis, a
konstabl w. D. Krause z haywood
mia2 zaja6 sic wykonauem rozkaz6w.
Temu Lewis zapiaci1 podobno s14,
wszystko 60 mial, - by 60 ME are.
sztowa}, Kruse istotnie 'pozostawi}
Lewis6w W spokoju. Oh tego czasu
Lewisowie podobno So razy zostali
aresztowani, p6ki sadzia Sohott, kt6.
remu ia sprawa wydala sic podejrza.
na, ME uniewaznil ostatnich rozka.
zow aresztowania.
Zazyf truc'zne.
26 letni Czech J6zef Barta, robo.
tnik zam. pm. 667 S. Jefferson str,
wczoraj ze IONA sjedzisi PREY szklan.
ce piwa, gdy nagle do swojej szklan.
XII wsypai TRUCKING ma szczury i pred
ko ia wychylii. zona jego s4dzi,
ze chciaf sic otruc rozpaczy, il ME
moae znalezc zatruduienia. Zawie.
ziono 60 do szpitala powistowego i
tam lekarze sadza, ze u'rSymaja 60
przy zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-05

laG prOWauzl nec9 antlnlemle'
cka. Sad uznal skarge wzajsc;
nina "a uprawnions odrocsSll
rozpraws dla nalezytego Wy
jasnienia sprawy. ~
Krak6W. - W kawiarni
nocnej Rosenstocka sluchacz
flozofi Adolf Nowaczydski;
wywolal awanture. Siedsia}
on tam W towarsystwie profe-
sora gimnazialnego Zulawskie.
60 przy stole. Pc chwili przy-
siadlo sic do Mich kilku jeszcze
akademik6w. Jedli kolacya,
rozprawiajac zamachu ma
cesarzowa. Przy pierwszej
szklance piwa Nowaczy6ski
powstal ze szklanka W reku i
trzykrotnie zawolal: ,,Nie ch
2yje auarchia, MECH zyje auar-
chia"! Byl zupelnie trzezwy.
Gdy dwaj urzsdnicy koleio.
wi, siedzacy przy sasiednim
stole, zwr6cili uwage jego NJ
niewlasciwosc okrzyku, Nova.
czy6ski zelzyl ich brutalnie j
dodal: ,,Kto re nina ma zdro.
vie auarchist6w pic ME chce,
ten ME wart szelaga". Urze-
dnicy, oburzeni tym idyoty.
cznym popisem z6ltodzi6ba,
zawiadomili o MIN pelniscego
W kawiarni sluAbe ajenta poll.
cyjnego Bobaka, kt6ry tee
natychmiast interweniowai.
Wezwano wszystkich 6wiad.
k6w zaiscia do dyrekcyi poll.
cyl. Sledztwo prowadzi star.
sly komisarz Swolkien. Spra-
wa bsdzie potem oddana pro.
Kuratoryl panstWa.
Waryat pewno!!
W Ciessy'aie umarl ksiads
Jan kopuszy6ski, kaplan oh.
rzsdku greckiego, pensyono.
wany professor j nauczyciel gi-
mnazyum polskiego, W 90 ro.
ku aycia. Posrednia przyczy.
ma smierci jego byia cieaka
choroba syna, kt6rego bardzo
kochal. Rzecz to wzial sobie
tax do serca, re zaczsly sic u
niego pojawiac liczne oznaki
pomieszania zmys}6w. Stracif
zupetnie panied tax, ze ME
m6gl traffic W Cieszynie do
wlasnego pomieszkania. Jako
czlowiek i nauczyciel odzna.
czal sic wielkiemi zaletami
serca i umyslu. Byl doskona.
lynn profesorem. Gimnazyum
polskie ponosi przez jego
smiere wieIka strate.
Kw czci aDiesscsa naszego
Adama Mickiewicza. iowa.
rzystwa polskie W Hamburgu:
"Nadzieja". "K}osy', "ka.
cznost" "Rskodzielnicy" OBJ.
chodzsc ma dniu II z. m. uro.
czystosc Mickiewiczowsks, u.
chwalily ziozyc PREY :pomniku
Mickiewicza W Poznaniu vie.
nice. Nastapilo to W dniu
dzisiejszym "a posrednictwsm
dyrekcyi tutejszego Towarzy.
stwa Przemysiowego (starych
Przemyslowc6w). Ma wsts.
gach ipieknego tego wiedcs
widnieja slowa: "Ku uczcze-
niu pamieci Adama Mickiewi-
cza W seGna rocznlc9 urouZenlS
l79S-1S9S", a po drugiej
stronie: "Towarzystwa Pol.
skie W Hamburger"
WarszaaOa. - Bawii tu po
kilkudniowym pobycie u ro-
dziny W gubernii grodzie6-
skiej, ks. Herman Domeyko,
zamieszka}y stale W stolicy
Chilli, W Santiago. KS. Do.
meyko wyjecha} juz z powro.
tenn do swej przybranej ojczy.
zny, gdzie jako misyonarz pei
nj obowiazki kap1a1skie !
gdzie ojciec jego, serdeczny
przyiaciel Mickiewicza, 8. p.
Ignacy Domeyko, powszechns
| oior1uk aio uupon notuo / II7na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-05

Japonia i Anglia zagrazac bs-
da, oparte Filipiny, intere-
som Rosyi, Francyi i Niemiec
ma dalekim wschodzie W
Azyi.
PARYa, 5 Pazdziernika. -
Donoszs p6}urzedownie, ze
nadprokurator Mancau prze-
s}al sadowi kasacyjnemu
sprawozdauie, zapewniaisce
rewizye procesu Dreyfusa.
PEK1NG, 5 Pazdziernika. -
W miescie panuje spok6j. AM
basador angielski dlatego tyl'
ko sprowadzi} marynarzy do
pilnowania ambasady, ponle.
waz uczyni} to samo przedtem
ambassador rosyjski, sprowa-
dzajac do Pekingu kozak6w.
Sprawcy rozruch6w ulicznych
zostali aresztowani. Dziesieciu
z mich jest wystawionych ma
rynku tablicami ma piersiach
donoszsceni, ae ulegna karze
smierci "a zniewazenie Euro
pejczyk6w. Rad chi6ski prze.
prosil ambasador6w "a zniewa'
go, jakiej doznali poddani OBJ
cych mocarstw. Kilka pulk6w
wojska stoi W pogotowiu 40
zapobiezenia dalszym rozru.
chom.
Cesarz chi6ski zyje, lecz
znsjduje sic pod kuratels.
Wplyw cesarzo wei wdowy ma
sprawy pahstwa chihsklego
jest zapewniony.
HAVANA, 5 Pazdziernika. -
Nalezy sic spodziewac, ae do
Pistku wszystkie oddziaiy
wojska hiszpa6skiego opuszcza
miasto Manzanillo. Udadza
sic ma dw6ch okretach do
Cienfuegos, stamtad odplyns
do Europy.
Dzisiaj 0 8 godzinie zebrali
sic komisarze ameryka1scy i
hiszpa6scy ma waans wielks
narade.
LoNDYN, 5 Pszdziernika. -
Podobno Anglia zamierza "a
wrze6 uklad 2 Rosya. Ma
podstawie tego ukladu Rosya
bsdzie spokojnie gospodarzyla
W Mandzuryi, a wp}yw Anglil
ustali sic W dolinie Yang Use.
W1EDE6, 5 Pazdziernika.-
Porazka rzadu austryackiego,
poniesiona W zesz}y Pistek W
radzie pa6stwa, sk{oni}a cesa.
rza Franciszka do powrotu z
Waldsee do Schoenbrunn. Ia
nosi sic ma zmiane ministrow.
Walka partyj wzmaga sic.
Gazety czeskie i galicyjskie SO
bardzo zaniepokojone obe-
cnym stanem rzeczy.
SANTIAGO, 5 Pazdziernik.-
General Calixto Garcia VISTA
pill W sluzbe ameryka6ska.
Przyjs} obowiazki komisarza,
kt6ry objezdzac bedzie pro-
wincye i ukladac sic z Kuba6.
czykami, azeby sk}adali bro6 i
uzna wall zwierzchnictwo
w}adz am meryka6skich. Wkr6t.
ce zostanie Garcia wyslany do
Washingtonu. Pobiera on $500
miesiecznej pensyi.
Pod Manzanillo dopuscili
sic Kuba6czycy r6znych nadu.
zyc. General Lawtop wys}al
ma ich poskromienie ieden ba-
talon 8 pu1ku piechoty.
SAN Francisco, CAL, 5go
Pazdzier.-W Honolulu oglo-
szono projekt komisyi, zaimu-
jacej sic u}ozeuiem konstytu.
cyl dla wysp Hawajskich.
Wyspy te mais uosic nazwe
"Terytoryum Hawai-. Wolno
i'm bedzie temu terytoryum
mice jednego wlasnego repre-.
zentanta W senacie zwiszko-
wynn. Prezydent wyznaczy dla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
PIONEERS TRAGIC FAIE.
@. w. HULL BURNED TO DEATH IN
WHITMAN Pooh HOUSE.
He Was Dependent and II Beltevc0
to Have Startea the nlase Hin-
self, with Suicidal Intent-He
Was One of Founders Of Colfax.
special Dispatch to the Post InteIigcncer.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteuigencer.
ELBERTON. Oct. 31.-The sleeping
apartments OF the Whitman county poor
farm were burned at 10 O'Clock today. and
G. w. Hull, an inmate aged 81 years. per.
ished in the flames. IL IN believed Hull set
fire to the building with suicidal INTENT ~
he has been dependent ana tnreAteeea
suicide for several days.
He had returned to the farm about tWo
weeks ago. after working two months on q
farm where he earned IS, and returned %
Colfax, where this was spent In q long DE-
bauch. It Is thought this af3ected htD mind.
for he has acted Queeriy Snco returning 70
the farm.
When the fire was discovered, the In
mates tried to get Hull out Of the building.
He was lying on q cot, and Old not move
nor answer although called repeatedly.
w II. Gleason, the manager OF the farm,
was absent when the tire was discovered,
and the inmates became ACTED and acted
without judgment.
Coroner Ferguson came up this evening
and held an inquest, the jury returning .
verdict Of death by fire, but hxtng tho
blame on no one.
Hull was a pioneer settler and homestead
ed part of the land where Colfax now
stands. but deserted his family seventeen
years ago and remained away fifteen years.
He returned two years ago. confirmed
drunkard, and although his son Frank tried
to keep him. would not remain with hi9 son.
Every cent he got was spent fur liquor. HIS
wife got divorce. but never remarked.
and lives in Lincoln cshnty. One oon lives
in Colfax and Is well RESPECTED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

yroduee what NJ eannoe, aua they con-
ommno what ~ DGuduco-&8o voEY preQeD-
tknAfton a. lecipHQesty. And WM1m Nc
Kini<y tnsezh 1T theax fy9os - e
rich man % d sn1nkaine with hh a1nsY.
besides boarding Il or 6ading f.
q neans eseu1aaaan Ear eveey
wUrkfngnan IN ne eountxy ot
wa9ea uh1eA he AeveSoURant
- new resoorces. the laanehing
81 new enterprfses, the monopoly
- Dew aE2Ska&s always AsaneA
Cuba is - large a. Psnnsyiyanta. and !.
the richest spot On all the globe Hawai-
is as large as New Jersey: Porto Rico half
as large n Hawaii, the philippines larger
than All New England. New York, New
Jersey ard Delaware. The trade o. theso
islands developed as we win develop IL.
VIII set every reaper n the republic slnx-
ing, very spindle whirring. every furnace
spousing tae flames OF industry. ash
each one OF you this personal question:
Do YOU believe that these resources VIII
be better developed and th4t comMefee
better secured. dc you believe that all the
priceless advantages wsu PC better avaiisd
Bryan, Bailey. Band and Blackburn and
the opposition. or By William Mckinley
and q house and senate that VIII help and
not hinder him.
II any man tells you that trade depends
on cheapness and not on governmental in
fiusnee, ask him why England does not
abandon South Africa- Egypf. india. Why
does France seize South China Germany
the vast region whose port IL Kiaochouf
Consider the commerce Of the Spanish Isle
audx In 1887 we bought Of the Philippines
81 Isl 10 and We sold only SASH. Great
Britain. that national expert in trade. did
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

Win n o. vncnmk eaalr. wouId nave -
- eDn1a frnm dn1nfnks1 honnA
Ana ~ nax who WeaaA AAxo
Aans .tAas ne de nsen vsAo are
nMsu111ng - 8oUe1una ~
WnsAfn0ton toany an4 blaA-
DAaanaaO aAe ReDo4na9on - aho
American so1a1er. BIT me wrath
- H. DsoDaa VAN Dussne tAe1.
The seeRDaen whips - the fsr1es
Vim - - . 1aSe1s - the aeeD
90nnnnt1an u tAoee Who seek =
Do1sffeal issue IN Aefaning the
nAAAoo4 - the seDahl3e.
God bless he soldiers OF 's& children of
TIA heroes ~ "a descendants Of the heroes
81 e. In the halls Of history hey win
stand side b. side with those sons of glory.
AID the opposition 10 the government q.
Washington snan not deny them
No. they shall not be rofoed Of the honor
due them nor shall the republic be robaed
Of what they won for their country. For
William Mckinley Is continuing the policy
that Jefferson began. Monroe continued.
Seward advanced, Grant promoted Harrt-
son champfoned and the growth Of the
republic has demanded Hawaii b ours.
Porto Rico Is ours: At the prayer
the islands Of the east. even to the gates
Of Asia, coaiing stations are 10 be ours: at
the very least the Tag OF a ksera. govern
menf n to fioat over the Philippines and
Ii viii be the Stars and Stripes OF glory.
And the baFning euestl0a Of
this eanDalgn -, whether the
gtfts ~ eventss whether they
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
HOT POLITICAL FIGHT
IN PENNSYLVANIA,
DR.. Swallow Accuses the Democrat.
tc state Chairman of Offer
ing to Sell Out.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, Oct. 3l-Mora
fuel was added 20 the fame OF Penusyiva-
MAS furious campaign tonight. when DR..
Slas c. Swallow, the honest government
candidate for governor. boldly charged that
the Democratic state chairman. John n.
Garman. had made proposition to United
States Senator Quay 20 sell our the state
Democracy.
In support or his accusation, DIR, Swallow
produced an AFFIDAVIT. sworn 10 by r. e.
Miller. travelling man OF this city Miller
swears that On September las; he met on
a train between Wiliiamsport and Phiiatei-
pfsa Charles K. keck, a Wflkesfarre law
Yer. who told him ne was on his way to see
Quay with a message from Garnsan keck
being Republican, explained his selection:
''Garman told me that he had lots OF men
In me Democratic party. but none that he
could trust with miYion OF that kind"
The deposition is that If certain iegisia-
ton and fayors IN certain counties are
given 10 Garman be will Insure those coun-
ties for Stone and ne will offer positive
evidence that ne can deliver the goods
w. A. Stone ss the candidate for gov
ernor. Miller alleges that the went to-
getner 10 the Republican state committee
headquarters but Senator Quay was in IT.
iant!c City. and Keck went there after h.sa
When the men net IN Philadelphia next
day. keck tod Miller. the latter swears
that he laid the proposition before the old
man. ard he thougat well ~ IT, and ne
was then arranging q messing between
Quay and Garman-
DR.. Swallow sad Dr. Miilerfs statement
was ccrruhorated on many important
points hv documentary evidersrs hotel reg
r.iy related the story.
TIE Doctor said he made IL public a. this
time IN response TO The resent denunesa-
tion Of asEu ny Chairman Garuazn IN his
denial OF TIE charge made by swallow that
the leaders cE the Democratic PARTY had
been sold Out 70 the Quay machine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
Z. $. suPHDME COURT DECISIONS.


WASHINGTON. Oct. s1.-Tne United
States supteme court today announced 4
decision sustaining the consts.utiorality OF
that feature of the tax laws 81 New York
which lays q tax On foreign corporations
doing businsss In the state, according to
the capital employed The case was insti-
futed against the comptroller s0< the stata
of New York 10 test the law ind to vacnse
the assessnien made upon hcscApffai OF q
large Western drug house haytng q branch
tn New York city.
Chief justice Fuller annbnneed tho
courts decision affirming the Judgment Of
the supreme court OF Montana IA the case
of the NJ. Louis Ming and NxlIing Conn
pany against the Montana 4fning Come
rany. tnyoiv:ng rights ia msnI<8 clafma.
The case Of the knights TSHpyafa ana
C. F. Converse involved To sof$N extent =
clause n many insurance po4Stes ~ TO
freasos.s % travel BY the gsar4 insured
sisted on the ground that Death I result
ed wA1e tbs inurro4 No RaW yukn1do
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
DEATHsOF A pI0SEER.
Nicholas Dupuis, who Settles ~
Vancouver In 1884 II Gene

Special Dispatch to the dst-Inteiliecnccr.
VANCOUVER, wash. Oct. u.-Nicholas
city yesterday OF old age.
Mr. Dupuis was at the time OF his death
the Oldest pioneer In thu state. having
Of the Hudson Bay Company, and had
made this his home since. although he
spent several years IN the sixties In Cali
fornia He was the father OF fourteen
children, nine of whom are living. The
funeral services were held today from st.
James, cathedral. ard were attended BY
a lrge concourse of citizens and frtendD Of
the deceased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

Crowd Greeti Hiln r.
tically Than M

tacaAly TO-
UTICA. ". Y. GET /
wy 4 and ex-<9elE1RQr
audience o1 nearly -
tonight. When thu opc1
filled arrangements ygo9o
now naeatng outsiea =
oratogA
One a. the noe3cooh1e3
meeting IA the op1eA h0@
ton which greeted ex-s65
he arose, after belA9 am4
gree4od with m out h55zx
prevented him fr6l N
minutes. 1t exceed4d I
and duration the WeIco1
Van WICK, which U1x
hearty one. Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

PORTLAND. Oct. si-The Northern Pa
cifsc steamship Nsngchow ar-aved On Port
land tonight. eighteen days from Yoho-
hama. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01
INDIANS LEAVING GRANT C1sTr.


BAKER CITY. Or, Oct. M.--Ihe tndf-
ans arc leaving Grant county ~ fast as
possible. and no further ,roabae 10 expect-
ed. The coroaer'a jury today exhumed the
body Of one of the indians killed near
lice and found that his death was ct the
hands OF q deputy sheriff and posse, who
asked for a peaceabic surrsnHcT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

-
LOS ANGELES, Cal. O.
BODAhrake. prestdent az O.
bank OF this city and & N
cier. II dead at hio hoe
years. He was born III l
pioneer Of Southern CAIN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

The story that II H1e8
ried tho dowagcr ensreo
course. untrue. IT Is
congratulate Ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-01

Ard the COLDER rule - peace Is trnpreg-
inability 90 position and irvIuethsf,y Of
preparation. SO We SEE England. the great
hssr cannon ~. Gsh-aisars AT Quebec, the
besmGssas. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -- until
from every cclEs ot vantage her royal ban
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little better. for In 1896 she bought S. %. 426
and sold only So. 063. 59&. But Spain-Spain.
the paralytic of commerce-Spain bought
only A,SiS.344, and sold $S73, $50.
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SIaeninp Anarf.

Married people sustaining the mono.
gamous relations especially, make q
great mistake In allowing themselves to
sleep together. This practice in a mea.
sure, leads to uncongeniality. From five
to eight hours bodily contact every "a
with one person not only causes an
equalization of those magnetic elements
which, when diverse in quantity aud
quality, produce physical attraction and
passiona love, but 1t promotes perma-
nent uncongeniality by making the mar
ried pair grow alike physically. The
Interchange of individual electricities
aud the absorption OF each others ex.
halations lead directly to tempersmental
inadaptation, and to this cause may
doubtless Re ascribed one of the chief
reasons why husband and wife mani.
fest such tendency 10 grow alike after
many years companionship. There Ia
nothing that will 80 derange the nervous
system Of q person who is elemeniatiye
10 nervous force as to lie in bed ell night
with another person who Is absorbent. Ia
nervous force. The world Is overrun
with afflicted people from the effects OF
nervous exhaustion and physical decay.
To such DR.. Darrin, at Hotel PeDdleton,
invites them TO try his electric treat.
ment, SO successfully applied to thou
sands Of our citizens who have lang.
uiehed in the throes Of disease and now
enjoy the blessings Of health and happi.
ness.
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Hoods Pills ssss ss sss operass rate 'a 3 tSnss take

was, BE not satisfied with being
good teacher, strive 10 be better and
even then continue 10 improve, having
in mind an ideal which you consider the
best"
Norval Bradley gave brief talk on
Something New" Mrs. Kirkpatrick
spoke earnestly concerning the yves.
ton Public School" eulogiziug the earn.
est teachers and criticizing the parents
for not giving the teachers their hearty
support.
Reading circle work was discussed at
length ard class OF 16 was organized
who will take the prescribed course for
1898 under the immediate direction of
Prof. Royal and Prot Correl and the
general supervision Of the county sch ool
uperintendent. Steps we're also taken
to organize an Eastern Oregon Teach.
ers' Association" and Profs. Van Wrinkle
and Nowln were appointed committee
to confer with neighboring counties con.
cerning the project.
Tomorrow at Milton, the teachers OF
the county will meet again.
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Young tiustoo's Condition

Harry Huston, who was so badly in.
jured while hunting near Camss Prairie,
last week is in critical condition. Ad.
ditional particulars OF the affair are that
Huston and his two cousins went OH
horseback to hunt for jackrabbts. Ar.
riving at fence, Huston dismounted
and removed the top rail, jumping his
horse across. Ernest Rippey was be.
hind him, and held ehotgun in front of
the saddle. Just as Rippey's horse also
jumped the fence. the hammer caught on
the pommel of his saddle and one bar.
rel was discharged, the entire charge of
No. A shot striking Huston at a distance
of six feet. The wound is a terrible one.
The ahot took effect in the upper third OF
Huston's right thigh, and ranging down.
ward emerged at the rear of the leg. The
wound was 215 inches In diameter and
penetrated eight inches Of fesh, barely
missing the bone and femoral artery. A
small penknife was struck by the terrible
force Of the shot, and was forced clear in
to the wound,