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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27

A gray horse. with a belt Marked 60 on the
right hip and len ear split at the tip. A
reward of25o will be paid for the return OF
the horse to TlIOS. CALKINS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
The cold Discoveries At Mt. Hood.

The Gold Discoveries at Mt. Hood.
Peter Felthausen called at the GLACIER
Office last Friday and informed us that
he was the discoverer of the quartz
mines near Mt. Hood He said our
item of last week in regard to the dis
coveries was incorrect. He and George
Winner have been prospecting on the
headwaters of Hood river for the past
two summers. During last summer
they discovered three ledges of gold
bearing quartz. One, which is l41s feet
wide, assays Se6l in gold and Is cents
in silver to the ton; another assays S4.54
in gold and 2l cents in silver; and the
third 1872 in gold and "a cents in silver.
These mines are on the East Fork Of
Hood river, southeast of Mt. Hood.
They are about l5 miles from the Mt.
Hood road, starting at a point 2% miles
below the Elk Beds. A wagon road can
be made over this 15 miles without
much expense. These discoveries we're
made in the latter part of August, and
since then the weather has been so un-
favorable that the discoverers could not
do much towards developing their finds.
The assays were made from surface
groupings, and of course it is expected
the rock will prove to be richer when
the leads are developed. Mr. Felthausen
feels highly elated over his prospects.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
Wanted to Trade.
Fruit Ranch for Sale

A farmer desires to trade good wagon f0r
a good COW. Inquire at the Glacier Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
Clubbing Offer.

All subscribers 10 the Glacier who pay In
and Soc additional can have the
Republic or the Toledo Blade
sent 70 their address for one year. -.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
PaDGllaDgilg, EalSONliliDg GIc,

II your walls are sick or mutilated, call on
+. l.. Rood. Consultation free. Nochaige for
prescriptions. No cure no pay 0fice hours
essary. IS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
Poland China Boar.

50 ). C. Boees.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
Side Saddle for Sale.

A Side Saddle In good order, which will b.
sold very reasonable; can be seen at my hous
near Tucker. MRS. ALICE KEMP.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27
For Sale.

One Of the earliest and best places 70 make
ulars call on or address v, WINCHELI.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-10-27

The best quality of clover, wheat and Oa
hay for sale at sI2 a ton, at my place, mile
south OF town. A. W, KING.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Catholics ana the Philippines.

Washington, oct % Archbishop
Chlpelle, Of New Orleans, who was re
Gently appointed 6y the Pope apostolic
delegate to the Philippines. called on
the President yesterday and remained
with him nearly an hour discussing
matters concerning the status 4 the
Church in the islands II is understood
he expressed the earnest wish IT the
Pope that the Church should wrk in
harmony with the Government IN pact
wing the islands and restoring order
Archbishop Chapelle intends 10 sail
for Manila IN November OF December
to make a personal inspection u the
situation IL Is understood that while
in the lsl ,uds he wi. be authorized by
the President % use Offices with the
FilipiLos 10 assure them Of the coed in.
tentions # this Government toward
them Archbishop ChapeIle recently
completed a visit to Cuba. whore he
had similar mission, which be per
formed to the satisfaction Of the Pope,
who further honored him by placing
the Philippines under his charge
The Archbishop yesterday presented
70 the President the claims Of the Gath
Ollie Church FIR compensation for dem
age to its property in Cuba President
Mckinley assured him that he would
give the matter careful attention, and
that the Government would respect all
the rights Of the Church in Cuba. Be-
fore leaving for Manila, Archbishop
Chapelle will have another conference
with the President, at which time the
extent to which be shall act as the rep
resent4tive OF the Government will be
determined.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
&. W. JONES.
Dewey Cancels Trips.

Admiral Dewey, on the advice Of his
physician, has Cancelled the dates for
his visits to Philadelphia and Atlanta,
and will accept no more invitations Of
this sort before next spring The fol-
lowing official statement on the subject
has been made public:
acting on the advice Of his physi-
claus, Admiral Dewey tiuds that II will
be necessary to cancel the engagements
he has entered into TO visit certain
cities and to decline all invitations for
the present. He finds that the mental
strain incident to such visits is serious
ly affecting his health. "
Il is said by one of Admiral Dewey
friends that this is not to be taken as
an indication OF any alarming change
in the Admirals health, but that to a
man of his temperament the excitement
and mental strain incident to the va
rious public functions in which he has
been participant have proved unusual
ly trying. He will remain as quiet as
possible during the winter, and IL is
hoped by next spring he will be able TO
take a short trip South, and visit some
of the places whose inhabitants have
been so anxious TO welcome him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Mrs. Cleveland Heroine.

Trenton. n. j., Oct 20 Mrs. Grover
Cleveland this evening sought to be
helpful TO three men who were mixed
up in a collision Of carriages on the
road to Princeton. She had been shop
ping in this city, and was on her way
home, with her maid, when her driver
took an extra t ght hold On the reins to
steer the team away from horse which
was madly bearing down on them. Be-
hind the runaway horse was Richard
Stockton, son of Samuel Stockton, OF
Princeton He guided his horse past
the Cleveland carriage, escaping 1t by
a hairs breath, but then ran into
buggy in which John NJ. Thompson
and George Lawrence, of this city, were
seated. The three men were tumbled
to the ground and their vehicles were
badly wrecked
Mrs Cleveland jumped out OF her
carriage and offered assistance to the
men. and when she found that they
were not very seriously hurt, she offer
ed to take them with her back 20 Prince
ton. The men, with many thanks, de-
cliDed the offer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

The engagement is announced Of Misa
Florence King Nisbett, Of Savannah
Ga, to Captain p. T. Marye, son g
State Auditor Marye, formerly captain
Company @. Fourth Virginia Infantry
The wedding will be in the spring
One Of the most prominent lawyers
of Oklahoma City. is Laura Lykins, a
half blood Shawnee woman, who was
graduated from the legal department
Of the Carlisle Indian School in 1898
The board of Sinking Fnnd Commits
sioners Of Virginia opened bids last
week for $ll5, coo Of century bonds adj
vertised for on behalf Of the State.
There were twelve bids. Farson, Leach
q Co, brokers, Of New York. submit
d the lowest bid, which was 1854.
Their bid was accordingly accepted.
In personal alteration Saturday
evening at Orange Court House Town
Sergeant W. s. Grymes shot ". A.
Wright, railroad crossing Waterman,
the ball entering the groin. The doc
tors are unable TO locate the ball or as
certain how serious the wound is, but
their opinion is that it is bad one.
This is the first shooting that has oc-
CURED in the town Of Orange for
number Of years, and is deeply dep!ored
by all its citizens.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
The Decision Affirmed.

Leesburg, Va Oct 10 Circuit Court
has been in session here since Monday
Judge Nicol presiding Among the
cases decided was that Of the contested
election for Commissioner Of Revenue
in Lovettsville district 1t involved an
interesting point T l. POttertield, the
Democratic candidate, was elected at
last springs election. He had, how
ever, served as registrar for the same
election, (which, under the Virginia
law, made him ineligible for any
elective office at that election Taking
advantage Of this Laben o. Grub, a
Republican, had himself voted for by
some Of his party friends and received
about $50 votes to / 200 for Potterfeld
Grubb's friends contested the election
before the County CURT claiming that
as Potterfield was ineligible Grub.
who received the next highest number
Of votes was elected. Judge Tebbs held
that while Potterfeld was ineligible
his ineligibilty did not operate to elect
Grub and that there was no election
for that office. An appeal was taken
to the Circuit Court. and Judge Nicol
affirmed the decision of the court be-
low.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
The Boston Transcript says


The songs which are to be sung for
Dewey by the public school children
include so many references TO Columbia
that teacher in a certain South Bend
public school thought she would find
ont how many of her seventh grade pu'
pills understood what Columbia
meant She put the question for writ
ten answers. and received these among
the others:
"A ship
THE man who came over from Spain
and discovered our country.
"A bisikkel. "
"a captain.
Then there were several totally unin-
telligible and unaccountable answers.
But not one pupil in the class knew
that Columbia was another name for
the United States of America
The Washington, D. O, Post asks is
this possible. II the Post has been
watchful it must have observed that
the Census Bureau. of that city, was
also surprised at the poor showing
made by those who stood the examination
in Massachusetts, for places in the Cen
sus Bureau. There is much culture in
Massachusetts,, bat knowledge is not
universal or even general there. On
the contrary there is much ignorance
as the two statements show
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

The Board Of Sinking Fund Commits
sioners of Virginia have accepted bid
for the purchase Of sll5, 900 worth of
bonds. There were four.bi1s for fur
nishing these securities
Before issuing their circular letter
appealing for contributions to the cam
psign fund. the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee of Ohio is said to have
consulted members of the OWL Service
Commission.
Snow storms Of unprecedented sever
ity for this time Of the year ragged last
week in the mountains around Lead
Vile. Colorado. Large numbers Of
sheep persisted.
Town Sergeant Shirley of Warrenton.
who shot and killed man by the name
Of Rumbaugh last Thursday night, was
exonerated by the Ooroner's jury, their
verdict being justifsble homicide. 1t
was In evidence that Rumbaugh aud
another man were beating Smiley when
the latter fred.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Foreign Affairs.

Several thousand British troops
fought and defeated 1000 Beers last
Friday at Glencoe. Natal Gen Sir
william Penn Symons. the British
commander, was mortslly wounded.
The House Of Commons Of England
has voted go 900, 900 (about $50 900, e
OOO) for the supplementary army esti-
mates.
President Andrade, Of Venezuela. has
fed from Caracas, and it is said that
the revelation is at an end
A Berlin dispatch says that the Uni
ted States has proposed division Of the
Samoa Islands.
Emperor William will probably not
visit England under present conditions.
The main column of the Beer army
under General Joubert. attacked Glen
coe, Natal The result is not yet
known.
British troops have defeated the
Beers at Elandslaagte, between Glencoe
and Ladysmith.
President Andrade, Of Venezuela, has
succeeded in escaping from La Guayra
without turning over the government.
1t is not certain whether he will try TO
continue the fight
SPANISH ISLANDS.
General Young has taken San Isidro,
Luzon.
Filipino officers have made another
application to General Otis to allow
native commission to call upon him for
the purpose Of discussing terms of
peace.
A dispatch from Manila:says that the
Filipino Junta will send representa-
tives to Washington this winter to pre-.
sent the Filipino cause
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and other Ameri-
cans have sailed from Havana for the
United States. The General is on
leave of absence.
Major Howard, son Of Gen. o. o.
Howard, was killed in battle in Luzou
Gen. Otis will probably not again
admit Filipino officers to Manila, even
for the purpose Of conference, as it is
said their uniforms have an inspiring
effect upon disaffected natives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Negro Burned at Stake.

A special to the st. Louis, Missouri,
Post Dispatch says: A posse near
st. Aune's, Miss, last night captured
Joe Leh0re. negro, who confessed
that he and Bob Anderson. on the pre-
ceding night, went to the house Of
J.H Gambrill.- at st. Anne's, tied
Gambrill's wife and four children to.
gether, piled q feather mattress on
them, poured oil on the pile, cremated
the family and robbed the house.
'Lehore was burned at the stake
bob Anderson was caught and
partly burned, but the fire was extin-
guished before he was dead, because
information which may clear him was
received.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

Mrs " n Mitchell, of Atlanta,
Ga q daughter Of Congressman Otey'
OF Virginia, has inaugurated a move
ment to have the picture OF Gen. Robf.
f Lee placed in the gallery of super
intendents Of tho National Military
Academy at West Point.
Mr.. Mitchell wrote to President Nc
Kinley aud Congressman Otey relative
90 the matter The Secretary replied
that Col A l.. Miller. present super
inteudent Of the academy, Will place
Gen. Lees portrait in the academy s
gallery, if one is provided, showing
Gen. Lee in the uniform Of United
S .ates army officer An effort will
probably be made by the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy TO pro-
vide painting of Gen. Lee. who was
superintendent of the academy from
September /. 1852, to March 81, 1890
Gen. X. Z. Lee never wore the uni
form of a general Of the u 5. army
and if the conditions are that Gen.
Lees portrait is to be in the garb Of an
u. S. army general. the matter ought
to rest jus. where it is IL the portrait
is TO go in the uniform Of the rank Gen.
r f. Lee held from 1852 to 1888 that
is another matter Let history be pre-
served as it was written Gen. Lee
was Confederate general, but never.
The Free Lance believes, was he higher
that a colonel in the u s army
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
% die to make men free. "
He TOLD THEM soIN 1896

II vas in Bsllefontiine. by the way
that Bryan spoke I'm 1896. when he
was confronted 10y innumerable yellow
ribbons Today ne reminded them
that the administration which they had
assisted into power were responsible
for the gold standard, FIR thu trust
and for the policy ot shooting religion
aud clvlllz .ti0n into people strug-
Cling for Independence. Cheer aud
yell greeted every portion of his speech
and the enthusiasm could not have been
more marked in unanimous Demo
cratic community
The cartoon 10 which Bryan referred
was but one Of the many flakes in the
shower If printed matter which fell
wherever he spOke today.
The Republicans were ~ active as the
Democrats They circulated posters
which depicted Mckinley pointing
proudly & well dressed wOrkingmcn
emerging from smoking factories. and
asserting that he would rather open
the doors Of the mills to lab0Iers than
the doors If the mints to silver Thus
VAS the old picture II 1896. but across
II was printed in red ink the question
WAS right =" This was an evidence
that the Republicans rely upon pros-
perIty 10 win them votes, but they did
not confne their efforts to this one IDEA
They circulated printed sheets attack
ing Mclean for printing a personal
column IN his newspaper. The Demo
Gratis scattered broadcast Hanna's dec
laration that the British Government
was az good as ours, while in German
there appeared the words Of Rev. ID.
Clarke. chasing the Germans among
degraded people like the Filipinos.
But the Democrats af 81 all, are not
relying largely on either printed matter
or Bryrn speeches TO win their victory.
They have other and less apparent
methods Of campaigning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Richmond .Lancaster.

Lancaster. oct II. The Democratic
county committee here today passed the
following:
Whereas, the Democratic county
committee Of Richmond county has re-
jected the proposition u this. the Dem.
ocratic county committee Of Lancaster
to wit. that the two county commit
tees meet and make nomination for
the House Of Delegates and whereas =,
the proposition submitted by the Rich
mond county committee-to wit. the
reassembllng Of the Downing c0nven-
ti0n-has been rejected by this commit
tee. for the following reasons: First.
that II would not be legal second, that
II would not be practicable. since sew
eral Of the former delegates are OF pres
ent absent from their homes third,
that such a convention would not meet
with any better results than formerly (;
and whereas, according 70 party law.
the committee If either county cannot
act alone in regularly or legally making
a nomination or adopting plan there
for and whereas. there is a Democratic
candidate for the House Of Delegates
now in each county; therefore be 1t
Resolved. That this committee rep
resenting ZIP Democratic votes ont Of
the total Of 1, isS in this legislative dis.
trict, unanimously endorses the candi-
dacy Of one Of them. I A Pinkard,
who was the choice Of regularly call
ed mass-meeting In this county. in
which there were 400 Democrats voting,
and without a dissenting voice
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson has re-
turned to the city from business trip,
in which politics cuts no figure.
His attention was called to the special
from Warsaw In yesterday morning 8
papers to the effect that the Lancaster
Committee has rejected the proposition
that delegates to the Downing Oonven-
-tion reconvene End make nomination.
and insisting that the nomination be
made by the two county committees:
Il am still hopeful, said Mr.. ELY.
son, THAT some common ground will
DO found upon which these factions can
get together. While there's life there's
hope"
From the tone Of the State Chairman,
however, IL 10 evident that his hope is
but faint one.
II now seems evident, unless some
thing 10 done very quickly. that there
will be no regular candidate In this
district, although there will be no lack
Of candidates. II no nomination is made
any one who 10 elected must be regarded
a. an Independent and as such can have
NO voice in the Democratic cauouses -
Richmond Times.
The foregoing remarkable deliverance
can hardly come from Mr.. Ellyson, and
the editorial department Of the Times
would hardly assume responsibility for
1t. II an independent ran against q
regular nominee the Democratic eau.
ousses of preceding Legislatures have
declined to fellowship with the indie
pendent, but no Democratic caucus
ever has or probably ever will decline
20 recognize q Democrat who was
elected where. two ran and neither
vas nominated, in q way pronounced
regular by the State COMMITTEES.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

The efficient clerk Of the county court
Of Caroline. in answer to request for
information from The Free Lance. in
forms this paper that H. T. Wickham
Is the only candidate who has filed no.
tice Of candidacy for the State Senator
ship, and so will have no opposition
for the Senatorship from the Caroline
and Hanover State Senatorial District
This is as it should be. A Democrat
would have been elected from that dis
trict even II the Republicans had pre-
sented their strongest man. AS it is,
they have acted wisely in refraining
from making nomination, and now
they should honor Mr.. Wickham with
the compliments Of their votes, because
when Mr.. Wiokham 10 reelected. as he
will be, he will be. outside Of merely
political matters, the representative Of
the whole people Of the two counties.
and will take great pleasure not only
In serving and representing the Demo-
Gratis. but Republicans as we'll, in all
matters Of . general or local character.
So the Republicans will, no doubt
cheerfully vote for Wickham. as will
the Democrats.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
DOUBLE FURNITURE STORE.
A Sensation.

Havana. Oct 81 The letter Of Gen
Ludlow. military governor Of Havana,
to Gov Gen. Brooke. with reference to
the census enumerators whichIhaye been
appointed has created sensation
Gen. Ludlow quoted from the police
records, giving an account Of fifteen Of
;he appointees, but had not inyes'igat
ed the records Of the others
Those mentioned, however, were so
notorious that n IL impossibleto ignore
the facts. Sumo If the men are DC used
Of uncomfortable crimes, and Gen.
Ludlow believes that a census taken by
such men will be open to suspicion In
his letter to the Governor Gei era
Gen. Ludlow does not mince words,
but calls a spade a spade
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
CROWDS ATTEND
Big Sale Of Dry Goods,
Notions, &c.
We IighIy appreciate the

We lighly appreciate the
kind words aud sincere interest of
our friends aud phtcons since Wa bn
nounced our purpose to close out cur
present business, and for their liberal
buying during these FIRST days. We
thank you, and yet we assure you
that such an opportunity seldom
comes to buy sessonable, desirable
merchandise at such reduced prices.
Just when every one is talking higher
prices, and when goods are real y
advancing, here comes a Sale of High
Class Dry Goods, Silks, Dress Goods.
Underwear, &c, at greatly reduced
prices. It's to our interest, of course,
because we have something else in
view, and if you help us to dispose of
our present stock well give you
lower prices, and at the safe time
supply your wants. les good time
to buy yourself a nice Silk Dress or
Waist, to supply your need Of Fine
Table Linens, to clothe yourself and
children in new warm Underwear or
Winter Wrap, to look after your B sd
ding Supplies, to secure a nice Fur
or Ostrich neck piece, or something
else of the thousands of dollars worth
of needed things waiting your com
ing ct this time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24

Ms Michael Curtain. Phinfrli,
H.. makes the statement, that she
caught cold which settled on.her lungs ;
she was treated for month by her
family physician. but grew worse He
told her she was HOPELESS vic i'm u
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her Her druggist suggested
DR. Kings New Discovery for Oon
sumption she bought a bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose She continued its use
and after taking six bottles, found her
self sound and well now does her own
homework, and is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottle Of this Great
Discovery at NJ NJ Lewis Drug Store.
Only % cents and : 90, every bottle
guaranteed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
Story Of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
form Of slavery. George d. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a
slave was made free. He says: "My
wife has been 80 helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone After using two bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters. she is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work. {"
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep
lessness, melancholy. headache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine is a godsend
to weak, sickly. run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed Only SOC.
Sold by NJ NJ Lewis. Druggist