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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18
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Mrs. Pinkham in attending to her vast
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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18

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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18
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WOMEN

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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18

CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and'aI
POINTS EAST and SOUTH
For information, time cards. maps ana t,cka,s
Saii on n or = write ". g. ALLAWAY, Agent
sen ger Agent. No. 225 Morrison stree, cos-
nercf Third Street. Portland. Oregon.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18

3rd lot. In this lot are suits worth $3.50,
So. rs, 81 90, $3.50, $500 and $3.50, in
cluding some of our best styles of last
season. Any suit in this line, at your
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-18

End lot. Composed of suits worth $3.50,
So 90 and $3.50; the pants to these suits
are made double at seat and knees, and
are warranted not to rip: choice of any
one suit in this lot. Observation-Disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Grounds and Buildings.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
inss held a meeting at $3.50 o'clock last
night Present. Messrs. Gunst Banks
West. Heeke, Ferrter, Neale, snead
King and Lawder.
The financial statement showed a bal
ance or sl5.li220.
The matter of sale OF the Clark Springs
property caused considerable discussion
Mr. King and others arguing for placing
10 IN the hands of j. Thompson Brown a
co.. with instructions 20 sell Il for the
highest sum possible over the nee sum Oh
s. 900 20 the city. Another substitute
motion was made that IL be placed in the
hands Of an agents who made aDphca-
ton In response 20 the Committees adj
vertisement for bids. Both Of these prop
ositions were voted down and the orig
inal motion to lay the matter on the table
prevailed
The question Of park Improvements
came up and the matter VAS, on notion
referred 60 a committee Of three. PEI
sides The city engineer. The chair APP
pointed ON the committee Messrs. Law
der Snead and West
In this connection. Mr.. Gunst, VINO
thought some misapprehenson existed.
stated that hts motion 90 defer action on
park improvements had been made az a
previous meetings In order 10 allow Mr..
Pollock. who was absent. 10 address the
committe. Mr. Pollock having expressed
such a desire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
NORTH CAROLINA
MILITARY SCHOOL
Agricultural and Mechanical College
So Converted.
RESTRICTED FEMALE EDUCATION
The Resolution to Admit Them on tho
Same Footing as Men was Rescin-
ded-Abuse of Conyicts Comes
Under the Public Eye.
RESTRICTED FEMALE EDUCATION

RALEIGH y. c.. Aug 3.-Special-
The trustees Of tho Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal College yesterday decided to put
the college under military discipline. Pres
ident Winston says the plan will be strict
" carried out. II was also decided thai
each member OF the ward. and each mem
Der OF the legislature. Senate and House
should appoint a student for a scholarship
from each OF their respective counties
These appointments will be kept. record
OF as to dates. and as vacancies occur
they will be put ia according TO the ap'
continents These must not exceed the
present number Of l2o
NOT FULL CO-EDUCATION.
The resolution admitting women 10 tho
coue,e on the same footing as men was
rescinded They will be- admitted as fo'-
lows. First. FOR textile instruction In al
re branches. second. as special students IN
other technical and industrial lines. fo'
example. in doing farming horticulture
etc.
The preparatory branch OF the college
was abolished root and branch.
ABUSE OF CONNIcTS.
The abuse OF convicts under the super
vision Of sumnerell. under whose charge
So much compliant OF cruelty has been
heard. came under the eye OF the DuoAe
here Yesterday. Two convicts. whose
term was out. were at the depot going
home one had lost all. his fingers. and
the other had lost several toes al from
frost bite last winter when they were
Forced 10 work in that bitteS weather.
They also stated they were terribly
haatca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
GIRLS HARSHLY TREATED.
Ncw Jerseys Governor Investigating
Charges Against Industrial school.

Nc,y Jerseys Governor investigating
CHARGES Agninst Industrial school.
TRENTON. n. j., Aug. Ex-Governor
voorhees,. after hearing the second day 5
testimony I'm the investigation Of the
management Of the Girls Industrial school
of this city. is now convinced that the
charges of harsh and cruel treatment
a. Inc school are not without foundation.
T-be Governor spent the entire day az me
school and with him We're Managing Irus-
tee II. r. Cook and Trustees George g.
Nlad6ock and Edward 4. stokes. lrua-
tee r.. j. Fitzglbbon was represented oy
John IA. Backes. who asked me witnesses
many questions. his evident object or'nS
To show that the matron. MIS-. Nj.
II. Eyler had been guilty of cruelty Dr.
Maddox and Mr. FitzsibDon are OF tnS
faction that Is opposed 20 Mrs. Eyier
rile while Mr. Cook is her champion
Miss Elizabeth b. ROsells. a teacher
was called In the interest OF the Eyer
faction. Being cross examined, she told
off "a girl. Mary TruaN, being placed I'D u
dungeon and fed on bread water Tor SIX
DAVIS because she had acted boo an imph-
eent manner During the six days, ac-
cording 20 Miss Rosells the gin ioo1
consisted OF TWO slices OF Dlead a.in
cum OF water twice a day. The girl was
put I'm the dungeon by Mrs. Flyer otIer
and before the expiration OF me siA Gay
expressed contrition for her lmpuLei,c''
rhe fact was reported 90 Mrs Eyer
vino refused 10 order her release
Am fh, teachers called had already ies-
tfded that IL was the custom 90 cOnnne
rirls I'm the dungeon until they became
nornerlv penitert mo- matter what time
night elapse. This Ted 20 the question OF
,,bat vas the longest period OF confine-
mont IN which Mrs. Eugene Emily of
the lady managers replied that Rev G. 9.
rvler clerk OF the school and husband
-, he ratron was Just NJ that time go
ing over the records % secure that very
Information. A few minutes later the
Rev. Mr. Eyler CHANGED 20 come In and
informed the board that the longest term
recorded was three days.
Dcspite tho fact that the existence OF
aungeors az the school had been persist
e,tIv denied By the managers ~ The
school one % Mrs Eylers own witnesses
today testified that the six cellar cells
are always spoken OF as dungeons al the
school
Dr Laura satterthwait, physician at
the school testified 20 attending Katie
barlow. a fran inmate ~ the school VINO
,e NOW confined In the City Hospital II
u,as the disclosure I'm the Barlow girls
csse mar prOmntef the INVESTIGATION.
ror a trivial onense. II Is alleged. she
uas confined twenty-fOur hours IN the
aurgaon ana then made 10 walk up and
down forty step night Of stairs twenty
iive times.
DIR. satterthwait denied having given
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

LONDON. August THE Daily Mall
publishes the following dispatch from
Rome.
"The standing council OF Preiate has
reportcd 10 the Pope recommending the
sonaration of The Latin Churches In
South America from the jurisdiction Of
the Spanish Primate. tht appointment nl
m Ameriran Irimate the creation OF
Istin-American Ecclesiastical tribunals
and he granfing of a special constitution
regulating the relations Of all the South
American bishops with me ciVil authofl-
ties. The report suggests other Iaf-ieacn-
ing purposes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
FOUL MURDER
IN PORTSMOUTH
Mr.. Charles Wyatt Killed in His Store
bya Negro Burglar
PHYSICIANS FOR SOLDIERS HOME
Marine Hospital Service Sends Eve 10
Ala in Preventing the Spread oi
the yellow Fever - Several OF
Them Are Immuncs.
PHYSICIANS FOR SOLDIERS HOME

NORFOLK. VA, August 3-speeial'-
1--WE physicians Of the Marine Hosp''"'
Service arrived here to-day ana "o'o
transferred 20 the quarantine snip james
town on government tug. They were
afterwards sent from the jamestown 10
o,d Point and Soldiers Home. sever"
of me doctors are yellow fever immuneS'
the government is evidently making a
nro1ieious effort 20 prevent the spre'l
of yellow fever and IS apparently being
successful. .--.
DEAD N BED.
Charles NJ. Morton. retired ln,tea
States sailor, was found dead ln nus Pc"
this morning 40 his homo ln 40. ''iii'',l''
Morton. who was about seventy years
Odd and unmarried. was in his usual
health whom ho retired last night
BRUTAL MURDER.
Charles wyatt. q prominent citizen OF
Portsmouth. was murdered this morning
bv a burglar who entered bis house .e-
foro dav light Wyatt lived over his
,Nore and arose in the night and went
down stairs into the store. Ills WIG
said to-day that she believed he was
sick and had gone 90 get some WhHsh'S.
Soon she heard "a fan and seeking hel
husband found him lying speerhiess on
the floor. Ilc had been fcllod ny Two
frrrifnc blow with am iron bridge bolt
.,.bo murderer. supposed % Doe "a negro
previously employed by Wyatt. ropn'a
mo b0dv and escaped. tie is hellcVei It'd
lqvo entered the store and made q NOISE
which aroused MT Wyatt muroeil"s
the latter when surprised ln lhc 7'"'''
Wyatt died shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

the girl large doses OF mercury, as al
legged by Mrs Eyler. and expressed the
belief that the chiIds present condition
was due 20 the cruel treatment she re-
ceived az the hands of Mrs. Eyler. Inc
witness said that she and Mrs Eyler
had been unfrieudly ever since the latter
had girl put On "a room with a temporal
ture OF q degrees who. she claimed was
suffering from typhoid fever, while the
physician diagnosed the case as one q
pneumonia
DR. Satterthwait had reported 20 Trus-
tee Parker that the girls were badly
abused and that many OF them were sui-
fering from bruises and ahrasi0ns from
the corpora punishment received. Mr..
Parker promised 20 invest igatr. hut had
not done so. DIR p. %. White head
physician AZ the city Hospital. EXPRESS
cd tho opinion that the Barlow girl had
been overd0sed with mercury. Tie adj
mitted that he~ condition might have
been caused bv tho punishment received.
Miss Anna VI Nanderveer ono of The
teachers. said she had only struck "a girl
once. this when the girl used bad LAM
guage When cr0ss-eXamined about the
ease the witness broke down and wcpt
Mrs Evler VIII 20 on the stand tO-mOr-
row and tell her side Of the story
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
TO DEPORT NEGROES.
African Methodists Want Government
TO Send Them to Africa.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA August IA
sensation was created in the session or
th. African Methodist-Episcopal Presiding
Elders Council OF Georgia and Alabama
tonight when the committee on the state
>of tho Country reported "a resolution re-
commenting that a committee 30 APP
pointed by the council to set before tne
United states Congress the dcpIoraoie
condition of the negro population in sew
cral ~ the Southern star 81 ana To pel'-
ton Congress for an appropriation "i
$40, 000 90 10 start Zine of steamships
between the United states and Afric" I'D
order To- enable an negroes who may de-
sire 20 do so 20 emigrate 90 Africa.
Bishop Turner. Of Atlanta, who PFC
sidod explained that Do did not desire
the government 20 carry em,granis rec
IN Africa. but 10 take them direct ana az
roasonable cost. lie said European imml-
grants are landed in this country at rom
so to S25 each. but said h. in going going
to Africa one must go via England. mn,
crossing tho ocean twice at a cost OF
sfN."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
HORSE THIEVES.
Fine Animal Stolen and the Robber
Arrested.

Fine Animal Stolen and the Hobber
Arrested.
CULPEPER. VA, Aug. Especial
Saturday night the gate 20 r. +. Bottoms
lot was lifted from It's hinges and a val
liable horse stolen. The arrest Of the
thief and recovery of the horse occurred
az Front Royal Mr. Booton. accompa
MED by Constable George, left immediate
ly for that point. and on Tuesday re-
turned with the thief and property. The
party refused % give any name. is about
sixty years of ace and had upon his per-
son notebook locating the different
towns. routes and distances. and acknoWl-
edges attempting 10 make his way 90
Pennsylvania. The authorities think they
have one of an organized band of horse
thieves
on Saturday last. Willie spillman. col
ored. youth of about eighteen years Of
age was arrested near ElkWood upon the
complaint OF Florence Wise. also cOl0rcd.
: that Spinman had committed a criminal
assault upon her. Spilman was arrested,
preliminary hearing had and he held
for the grand jury
The approaching Culpepcr Colt and
Horse show promises 20 be the feature
of tho season. Invitations have been ex-
tended 90 Senators Martin and Daniel
Congressman Jones and other digniiarios
of the Democratic party, asking their
presence.
The Mcthodsts are holding a "Taber-
nacle Meeting" near Garrison, this coun-
a.. An immense crowd was in atten-
dance on Sunday last. Services every day
this week concluding the services with
next Sunday.
Nsf1arr ftrn Anderson and II G. Sharks
Of the Mormon faith. are exciting the in-
dlgnation OF the citizens at and near San
doval this county. The teachings Of
these "Latter-Day Saints is strange doc
trlne hereabouts. and II persisted in may
mean something disgraceful 20 its ex-
Founders.
Political news is scarce. The candidates
are busy beating the bushes and
while comparative quiet now reiPns. IN
teresting and lively developments may
al any time be looked for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Nnu1nml, riminnIs in Cuha.

HAVANA. AUG. J.-The III Daro FL
Marine publishes letter to-day which
saws that the condition of The young Gu
bans has become very bad. large
number Were deprived of their parents by
the war. and have been left without sup
port or guiding Influence. Naturally, In
many cases. they fall prey 20 vice, az
is shown by very large proportions OF
very young persons who nsure as crlmi
mails I'M the police dockcts. The writer OF
the letter suggests the establishment Of
homes for waits. These Dee would have
connected with suitable tracts OF land.
where the children could be brought mp
out Of harms way, and could be taught
20 tnl the soil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Ntazet Committee.

NEW YORK. August 3.-The morning
session of the Mazet Committee vas
largely given over To- the examina'io.,,
of Francis II. Lantry, comm 'lolel "a
C.rrsr,ion az to the methods adopted
bv the now famous architectural nrm OF
Uorean and Slattery in their dealings
with the Department OF Correction. NO
thing sensational was elected, tno"En
the interesting fact was brought Guy
mat one of the witnesses GhO objected
10 the employment of Withers and Dick
son. the architects. was that United
states Senator Hanna bad written letters
recommending am Ohio iron company
which they represented.
During the afternoon a number ~ the
members of the Municipal Council APP
pc1red before the Mazet Committee and
explained their Views upon questions re-
iating 20 the double Municipal Assembly.
There was a wide difference Of opinion
among them as 10 the value Of the second
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
THE TEXAS 0CTUPUS,
Grain Dealers and Railroads Trying to
Combine Legally.

DALLAS TEN, Aug. Nearly 200
members OF the Texas Grain Dealers As
sOciati0n held a secret meeting in Dallas
to-day. Complaints were made 20 the
executive officers that the heavy demand
for grain had resulted in the richer
members OF the association paying more
for oats and wheat tnan grains were
worth or tho poorer men ~ The trade
could pay. demand for uniform rates
was made. The meeting was not har-
monious Uniformity OF rates was de-
cided upon in order 20 keep the assoc
ciatlOn from being wrecked. Much care
had 20 be observed TO avoid clasning
with the Antitrust law.
The counsel for the trunk lines Of Texas
about "A dozen I'm number, held a meeting
here today 10 outline Plan OF organ
ization fOr freight bureau thai snau
not be I'm violation OF the State Railway
Commission law. II Us said such "a plan
was formulated and Will be- adopted by
the traffic managers of the roads at a
meeting % be- held here tomorrow.
AUSTIN TEN. Aug. several days
ago the Texas Planters Company. cor
pOratiOn chartered under the laws Of
West virginia. applied t0 Secretary OF
state Hardy for permit 80 do cuisines
in Texas The application was refused
on mo advice of Attorley-Gencral Smith
ON the ground that the articles - 'u-
corporation show ON their face that ~ the
10000 shares Of stock me Planters COM
press Company of Boston is subscrib'r
20 % lD9 shares. Inc Attorney -''ti,tH az
holds that the Texas law. a- well as the
West virginia law, requires that the M
c0rporators shall be persons and not
cnf.0rati0ns.
The company to-day presented pet-
fiOn To- tho SUPREME Court for "a manda-
mus against Secretary Hardy 90 compel
him 10 issue the desired permit The
retition will be acted upon 40 the fail
Term of the court. The list of incorpor-
o+ors Of the cOmnanv shows that they
comnose what Is known in Tcsss as the
"Round Cotton Ball syndicate which
,yas vigorously attacked in the last legis-
laturc. An unsuccessful effort was mace
10 keep 70 out of the state by legislation
NnrL sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
TYLER IN WOODSTOCK.
The Governor VIII Go There To Day
Nav Moot Ncnatnr Nnrtin SatmrhAN.

The Governor VIII Go There To-Day
May Meet Senator Martin Saturday.
WOODSTOCK. VA, August Especial
Governor j. Hose Tyler has written here
shat ho VIII De the guest of Col. and Mrs
j.. e. suckey, ON Friday August an.
instant and will go from there 90 Fishers
Hi 90 attend The annual reunion of the
Confederate Veterans ON Saturday, Au-
gust 9th. al which place he Will be the
orator of the day. Among the other
prominent men expected Go DE present az
this reunion is Senator Martin
10 Is stated that the delegation from
this county VIII Doe for Tyler EUt this
will not Dee confirmed until The conven-
ton meets.
Justice Irwin fined Russell Stout, Of
p0weiIs Fort $1,000 and costs for his
disturbing a Sunday School picnic ON
last Saturday. An appeal was taken
from his decision.
A mass-meetlng Of the citizens of Wood
stock was held in The Courthouse on Tues
day evening 90 consider the question OF
a system ~ water for the town Mayor
J. II. Rodcffer was called 20 the chair
and after hearing "a number of state
ments ON the question. 30 was referred
to a commiue of ten of our most prom
inent business men. who win report 10
an adjourned meeting. There IS some OPP
position o. the town issuing bonds for
the purpose OF erecting the proposed wa
ter system but 20 is thought that This
viii De arranged hy q corporation taking
the matter into hands.
The drouth I'M The southern and west
ern portions of Shenandoah county re-
mains unbroken. and SIS becoming a Sc
rious matter. ln some sections there has
been no rain for q month, and The corn
has suffered very much. in some I'M
stances n has been cut mp fot feeding.
The scarcity OF flowers and blossoms
has caused the bees 70 play havoc with
small fruit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
AlnsAnn nonndnrr Zinc.

SEATTLE WASH. Aug. According
To- the statement of Philip Sheridan, for
merry Crown Pr, secutor go Dawson the
United States has had surveyors az WORK
the past two years locating the Alaskan
boundary line. lie said:
Of came out from Dawson with man
named James Halnes. or HaNes, Who
flr Two years has been at work on a
survey extending from the southern boun-
darv of Alaska 90 the Yukon river. and /
have every reason 90 believe that this
work was done under the direction OF the
United states Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Killed bv Spaniards.

PHILADELPHIA. august 3-The cap
tain Of the British steamship Glosscap
which arrived here to-day from Iloilo
with cargo of sugar. reports that on
April o. when passing Cape Melville
Balabac Island one OF the Philippines
he found the lighthouse keeper without
provisions and unable 10 light his lamp
because he had no OH. The Glosscap FUR
nfshcl suplies and reported the fact 20
the British Consul at Batavia. The ma
uvcs of the island fhc captain says, had
AN been killed by Spaniards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
motion was filed for Judgment by Charles
r. TAYLOR against Paul Reich and others
for 81.
Marriages licenses were issued yesler-
day 20 George l.. Robertson and Lizzie A.
Davis. and S. C-llaway McGregor ana
Theresa q Gaines. Both licenses named
Yesterday as the date OF tho marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

10 II and tho date fixed for the primary
was Saturday. August 18th. and tho vote
90 DO viva-voce.
Mr.. Martin is evidently In the lead In
this county. The Tyler forces have no
organization.
A few days ago a son Of State-Senator
d. O. Egglcston. Of Smithyillc was acci-
dontany shot by son OF Paymaster W.
w Gait. Young Cali was attempting 20
draw ball from a pistol and u was dis
charged. the ball striking young Eggies-
ton Just below the ribs and has not yet
been found although probod for by the
doctors.
lie is getting along very well and hopes
are entert a,.ed OF his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

ST PAUL MINI. Aug. "a special
to the Pioneer Press from Cumberland,
Wis says:
"Chus void a farmer near Poskln
Lake. this county. committed suicide to-
day by blowing off his head with dyna-
mite
ole placed "a quantity Of dynamite In a
hole in the ground. laid his head over 10
and touched of the fuse. Nearby was
found "a scrap of paper on whclh was
written:
Here 7 go. and the Lord 20 with me.
His head and ono arm were completely
torn away. VOID was 90 years old, and
leaves wife and family who are unable
10 assign "a cause for the deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 3.-The steamer
Charles Nelson arrived to-day from -.
Michael The Nelson carried III passen-
gers. who brought down about $4,000
The amount of treasure sent Own in care
of the pursuer IS understood 10 be large.
The news from Dawson Is not cncour-
aging Thousands of men are idle. loaiing
on every street corner and in every sa-
loon The government has already sent
many back 10 their former homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Volunteers Return

SAN FRANCISCO. August 3.-The
Tenth PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers landed
from .he transport ,enetor to-day and
escorted by the Nebraska troops marched
10 the Preside where they will all camp
until mustered out
The reception accorded the soldiers
from the Keystone state was similar 20
tl,af Given the Oregon. Nebraska and
lrtah bows who had preceded them home
General Shafter reviewed the parade.