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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
THE VATICAN IS DISAPPOINTED
Cause is Official Notification Of Arrival Of Commission to
Make Arrangements About Frars' Lands in Philippines
Specifically Eliminates All Political Aspects Sought

vatican as II specifically eliminates all
the political aspects sought TO be at,
tached TO the commission; sets forth
that the commission must not In amp
way be regarded as an American recog-
milton OF the vatican's policy toward
Italy and points out that the commission
Is OF a purely business character and
In no way connected with politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Consolidated Match Co. Mystery.

New York. Nav 22.-Considerable
mystery surrounds the purpose OF the
Consolidated Match Co. which has just
beein incorporated in New Jersey with
a capital Of $4,000 900.
The incorporators We're Frederick b.
Moerkle, John ]. flanagan and Stallo
Vinton. but the real persons behind the
new company have not been announced.
1t was stated, however, that the COM
pany will construct a line OF manufac-
turing plants al favorable points
througout the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22

Rome, May 22.-Doubt is felt In van-
can circles as TO whether the pope af-
ter all will give an official reception to
the Taft commission. Official noiihea-
ton Of the arrival OF the commission
here at the end OF May has been re.
ceived at the United States embassy
and has caused Disappointment at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
YOUNG AND BROWN HELD,
All of the Five Charges Against Them
Proven in Preliminary.

Judge Diehl, at the close Of the pre-
llmnary hearing Of Young and Brown
on FIVE charges OF robbery and attempt
ed murder yesterday concluded that
the evidence was sufficient to hold the
defendants 10 answer TO the district
court, and as a result both men are in
the safe keeping Of Sheriff Naylor at
the county jail until such time as the
district court may order their appear
ance for trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
HOUSE.

Washington, May 22-At the opening
OF the senate today Rev. Or. Couden
the chaplain made reference 10 the
birth Of the new republic OF Cuba.
Some routine business was transact
ed before the house resumed the con-
sideration Of the immigration bill un-
der the five minute rule .....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Ratification OF Treaty Postponed.

Copenhagen. May 22.-The POlltiken
Is authority for the statement that U.
s. secy OF State Hay has proposed an
extension for one year. namely. until
July "a, 1908 Of the time allowed for
the ratification Of the treaty for the
sale 20 the Unietd States Of the Danish
West Indies.
There IL little doubt, adds the paper,
that King Christian wiz agree to the
proposal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Heavy Rain In Oklahoma.

Perry, o. t. May 22.-Heavy rains
caused the creek running through Per-
ry to overflow It's banks at 3 O'clock
this morning. Several small houses
were washed away before the occupants
could escape. one woman. name UNI
known, Is reported drowned Several
women and children were rescued from
trees and house roofs. @. w. Cooper,
a hotel proprietor, at the risk OF his
life, swan TO tree and rescued two
women and a baby. George Hey, a
cook. rescued the wife OF q hotel pro-
prietor from house in midstream, The
water ran into stores, damaging stocks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Gen W. II. Bells wife Dead.

Denver, Colo. May 22-word has
been received here Of the death OF Mrs.
VIM. H. Bell, wife OF Gen. VIM. II.
Bell. who retired from the army several
years ago. and settled on farm near
Aryada. Mrs Bell died al Santa Cruz,
Honduras, while on visit TO her son
who has large cattle ranch in that re
glon. Her death occurred April %,
from heart disease. She was So years
old. The remains will be brought 10
the United states as soon as arrange
ments can be made under the laws Of
Honduras for the removal Of the body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
IS MOVED BY ROOTS MESSAGE

the government OF the United States
have contributed with their blood and
treasure. Rest assured that the Gu
ban people can never forget the debt
OF gratitude they owe 20 the great re-
public with which We will always cul-
tivate the closest relations Of friend
ship and for the prosperity Of which
We pray TO the Almighty.
"T ESTRADA PALMA"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS

Port au Prince, Hayti. May 22.-The
United states steamer Topeka arrived
here today from Port Royal, S, C.. to
protect American interests. The pres
ence Of the warship in these waters
has had an excellent effect The stu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Intent on Lynchlng a Negro,

Webb City, Mo, May PA mob in
tent on lynohing VIII Jones, a Joplin
negro who is charged with outraging
Mrs. John Parmeter, aged SO years, a
white woman Of this city, surrounds
the Jail here this morning The mob
awaits the arrival OF Mrs. Parmeter.
II she Identifies Jones as her assailant,
@ lynching seems certain. Jones was
run down and caught last night by
bloodhounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
MURRAY SALOON KEEPERS.
They Are Again Charged With Violat-
Ing the Sunday Law.

The county officials are again after
the saloonkeepers Of Murray for yiolat-
ing the Sunday liquor law. Com
plants were sworn to before County
Atty. Christensen yesterday afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
alton OF Affairs Is improving.

alton OF AFFAIRS is improving.
The Northern army. commanded by
Gen. Firmin. has halted az Aroahaie
two days march for here. Gen. Firmin
is said to have formally declared that
he does not intend TO enter Port au
Prince at the head OF his troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22
Uigb Price for Automobile.

New York. May 22.-R. A. Rainey Of
this city has paid $4,000 TO Baron de
Rothschid Of Paris for an automooile
This is the highest price 30 Tar record
ed sor q inachina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-22

That the advertiser wants 70 get Into;
Call NJ tho news ofiica and we VIII
satisfy you that tue News IL the paper
that reaches the people AZ their are'
sidsA
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
scarinr ~. shtrher,Is

L-s-n .s a. l--er--ss-r-e satisfaction
IL finding that great philosopher Is.
Il ne innocent WAYS - -.te. very much
ike other men. NE-cus ACrelius Al
ton.rs whose ~Me5;-a-lors~ have teen
The guide q thinkers so- centuries.
w-uEe sc-e exceedingly human letters
20 his teacher and friend. Marcus Cor
1ellus Frc--c- one q them contains
-he following spice q t.1yis1 fun:
When ny father returned home from
Tie vineyards, mounted ny horse. as
usual and -otz III ahead some LITTLE
way Well there o- The mad was q
hard q sheep standing al crowded
together as L -l4 place Was desert
with fur dogs and TWO shepherds. 51r
nothing else Than one shepherd said
-1 another shepherd. u seeing q nun
l=- II l--s=-e1:
= say. look you ~ those 1grse-ea.
They ID deal u robbery"
Wh=1 a=a-1 this / clap spurs 10 nv
hu-s= and ride straight for The sheen.
IN c--s-e--2-ie tie sheep scatter.
Hl-L-- and -1.t1er they are --e-.-s and
t-=z-l1E a shepherd throws lis FORK.
and -h= fo-s falls OF The ag->euau WHO
comes next 70 LIZ. We MAKE cur -
cE-.e-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
RECENT JUDICIAL DECISIONS

Neither he lE1Clu--'s failure 20 eoi-
lee- The rent for fourteen months nor
lis ne-lec, % norit! TIE guarantor of
- o1--rayme1- g Aeld. in Uelch Is.
Walsh Mass g L z. A. TS2. 70 ex-
cns,z-e lie la--e-. who has guaranteed
tie Vc1c--al payment O. the rent ana
promised Z default thereof 20 pay the
sane o. demand.
Books Z original entries are beA
z Hal vs- Chs1be-sturE wo5len
Company Pa. - / 4 A esq. not 10
he admissible n evidence 70 prove de-
-:ve--es q goods SglI under Z contrag
requiring their delivery from time 10
-.-= II --e tu-C--- \ no,e 10 this c2se
reviews the authorities g 70 what :
p-crla-s ty books O acc5ui..
a provision -l4; delivery viii =
made within & -=aS- enable time < ta.a.
n "Opens. Smith * Wiemauu Co. rs.
L.--le.e-- u. Y. t.L.R.A. s11. TO b
implied I'D sale wl-11u. specify NJ
Tie time u delivery. and delay Is aeld
no. 70 be- excused by the vendors y
aJ.-.-y - procure shipment. where rnis
IS L-= 20 CONS sde-a,lsnS which sr-e-
The vendor alone.
The Legislature : held. in PzoDIs sr.
rel Rodgers - Cgler y. y. 50 /. Z.
a So. % have no power to tx by stat
NE the compensation which a ciy
mus pay tg- 2ho- or ocher services.
W-e1 s1ca regulations Increase the c5st
q Tie WORK beyond VIVA: i, would be
co-.Eed 20 pay In the ordinary course
Of business. and the constitution limits
municipal expenditures Of money 10
city purposes.
ne involuntary starting Of IN eleya-
;cr oy J1e conductor. WHO inst!uctivelr
grasiS t1e mechanism 70 save himself
ron falling as 3. attempt. to sit down
ana tlcs tie chair gone. Is held in
Gibson Ts. International Trus, CON
panE Mass. 52 L. z. A. s2s not 70
cons; .u'e negligence which will create
g HADN'T! to Passenger who is IL
.~se1 y t1e starring Of the car as ae
Is stepping out Of il
ne r-s1; q way and tracks Of 3
ra-i'0@d company are held. in Unired
i'0--" %!s and Electric Co. vs.. Bait
more ND 81 I 2 A 20. not 10 be
-'--I'- - properly within the meaning Of
{ provision Z & statute annexing terri
Tory 20 { city: that the rate OF raxa-,o,
%. -ahoe-1 properly in the annexed dis
'r3c' should 10. be Increased until
s-rees were laid through ii and there
were = Certain number Of buildings On
every block
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
Ccetly EHp-rimenr

81 Hiram Maxim. -1- Maine man
WHOSE immense fortune and more ..
Gently his E1igh-ho1d came from rba
Invention q ths rapid-1rs Gun which
bears his name. has never Ips- his Van.
kee quick VII and readiness 70 cope
with difficult situation That charac.
Ee-is-!c appeared ve-r clesriy In the
t-s- government test = his yuu
The raT.1-1-e weapon -hen z novelty
was o-e7ed for tes- L the preseBc.
Ot number q military exre--s and
government c-cials.
Tie inventor was asked 10 have 10.
GU rounds trec st Tie CREATES Dos
.iole speed This was readily 6rna
but the experts were still uus4-tste5
Can you guarantee. oue q rhs-n
asked Maxim. that your gun would %
Oh firing automatically for ywen-y-forr
bours9~
Certainty, answered Maxim. ou,e,-
H. On one condition"
What IS Jh&t:"
That ras government shall nav 70,
the ammunition used
This seemed reasonable. bu, wha, -,
eIperts figured il ou, tha, the -ws,,r.
four hours lest would take over So
go cartridges. and that tie e-1s- vC.,,,-
. about $500. they magma ninc,rlr-
withdrew rheir Request
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
PATRONIZING
" hen rbe Guds Please Hin the Chinese
Emperor Grant. Th@-u Prom nati--,, -

W hen the Guds Please Him the Chinese
Emperor Grants Them Prom oti m. -
Like many Cfi1sa. papers u Eu-o-
l=En c-u--s -a- PsE-1 Gl1---e al
ugUne@s all acts q State and c---rsg-
NAL Tcgr-=Lln-s u Tie nations. GOV
----=-c- t-t L one particular II !
unique among c9Cr- circulars -g- is
habit : publicly 70 commend and CON
E--m-1I -oe STATE gods when tie eu-
per1- Is satisfied that they have done
they full duty toward Clsnau=.. When
some particular god distinguishes him
self by an extraordinary service. MS
rank among Tie gods IS raised by In
I-s--sl command
Not long az0 rhe department Of the
God of War was Increased Il import
S1ce by reason of Ine great arma-nencs
which The government undertook 10
support 50 after n had shown his
beo=vOlelce BY allowing the Imperial
trOcps 70 defeat 8 body Of --be.s. h.
vas 1l=taphDricaIy pstted OF -he hack
and rzis--d 10 tie same rank a. Con
tuctus. who had hitherto held the ms.
place II the STATE Pantheon.
= few years ago rhe following an
nouncemenr appeared IN The Gaze-te,
The gOvernar-EeDe-al Of rhe Yellow
River requests that . tablet be Dug I'd
70 che River God During the trans
mission Of reliet rice 20 Honan. wien
ever difficulties were encountered
through shadows. wind and rain. The
River God lnterT-gS-1 II the most W
misLzkGble manner. 50 that the trans
port Of grain went on without hin
trance-
Order. Let the proper of5ce pre-
pare tablet for the temple Of the Rlv-
er Cod
a memorial tablet" says another
Gazette. is granted 70 TWO temples in
honor OF the God Of the Locus-s- On
the last appearance of IOcusts. last sum
rle-. prayers were offered 10 this deity
with marked success"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

E-1--s 20 Mss G-eenSwEy- Although
h=- --c--z- ve-E II water colo-s vEs
U- SUI --- standard - -C s=c--e -
ls- a--.>>5a- % us-t~-S1-9 = TIE
J. vl- --> .---s q Painters u Wl-=-
Ca-r-s. ~la was E----.-.z-.y E-CU- -
Ley -e-u-as 4 c--l--- % --l--zS--a--l
-rS------~ w-l-1 -.-e -l-- 1-cv have
been E--.-----z--5 ,y --- fashion --zz-
-, E-- w--z nay -.- have t-zl Sc
-l--.-- On -1a cl1a1s ~ l S1 a. 1--
r. save Es--1- z every ore u-g S@w
g. l-- s-~z-s >Sf--y .zs----=1 .-----
-S-- --- artists = We, - --e l~--g,
c----l-5 1s- unique g1>---- 2-l -aS
charm as -a- exquisite az which ~
l--L-a-v. ----s-a--. --l1-. z-E COZ
E-1>.-l1- sands = s clssS ~ --Set. -
"a s. England = c-------1 E-- le<-1
Leaves n Ea--5-l= z--ll>- alone 4 --s-
fed q Iz----E
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

Jules Ts--s- II SPITE u- -1e racr -na-
- many cc rs uooEs relate 70 5ps--s
IL :o-= - 9a--s- mas c-gve.e1 very IL
--@- Wien L. < G1-uc 20 w-.-a q s.r-y
G-1 -zs s=--l=-1 -l@ s.-s-e @: Z ae sg-s
. work 20 -sa6 II t-l-rEs relating q
that particular par q rL4 world. Pe-.
maps II s .Cs- as vel mat Is : nor DE-
pendent as 50 many 1Cve-.s-s a-e Of
visiting different countries before de-
s-.r.bi-E Them. as otherwise L. would
1Zve t-=-- E-z'--EE-=--e5 -o --2~e. &c Ii.
-l.o- and journey both II the depths o..
the sea and rle bowels % the ea--h
jules VEINS once owned q yacht. hu-
IL never coz beyond tae Me1-cerrauaar
in T. though he Is Intensely fond Of The
81
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

cabin vzs H--,- Over he entrance. WIKI
81 inner 1co- fitting closely zsa-a>-
c1s portals - ne cave .-Se-t in such :
way -l2G -1s 81 vas conpl=,e.y alrcz-
81
4 SS--Sae-e- cane u re t1o- @. -1e
-c--e 1-- S-E heard s roaring sound en-
slz--- from -hs sz---- followed ~
s1c1 S aiming ~ Eoa- hist he build
NJ s1oc,z- L was 1s-1--E e-- lie o--=o
-- O. Tie -Es- 5ca- 70 S-,1w C- lie
sZ-- @: guide 5U. i had s terrible
sound
Ws-1-- Ia cabin -ha visitors szw
nothing 1-- s cupboard from which Tie
-wo guides provided them with candles
= II rzlL---s-5cEs ara c1t-1 = s----.s O..
wood Tn parry -1z- formed Y ----.
= ne inner Ec1- cc-l5 t= a---=z -p--
enough - aL-z-- u1+ -,A-Sr- - me
= &. we're kaq- o-ez ne w-a5 v75cld
-=z- IL building u pie-=s-
4 guide went frs Se5z--- ne az-
tzs-=---- ne 5,a-. L. -L---5 L SOW. Y
- near ne eld'c. ne clamp -z2- led
il: then giving 5- : gu5ck wrench. 5z---
- through lie d11- - ne fore within
san -- p.-e-. As sr1- s. LIZ was inside
- Se-Z-5 81 ron ---E. s11. adding IS
s--e-E1 70 that q ne guide who 5aG
remained without slammed Tie dor
VIII p-= uz- ~ --s inside 1oE one
on j. Ezs Il uc- s1S5=- 90 ne guides
. handle -1e door and each ---l.e-
0. ne party -1- through II c--- IS -1e
GOo- Opened.
The zTe 5-se-t : wonie-f-. place.
The ECi3es have explored 2|rl rooms.
covering : ln=ai distance O. ninety
E..es- hut -h=y say that The ez-a-: ot
-1= czve : nu- -. known.
Fc--T niles north ot -1s entrance :
.ao-h-- and alncs- equally taau-seu!
c2Ts1 c4l.-5 Czys-sI care The c-ldes
believe ma spne day = VII - found
-lz- one 5 8 cg1--nna -5r- - he U-ne-.
Some p4--s u the Wind cave are
2.H's .es- below c1e surface y tie
earth Al kinds O weird and b=au-.-
su- effects a-e gained BY burning L.gz-s
within c-e o. another %: ne -o--s
S-4.s----eS cover walls and ceilings n
many y -l= czve--s- and Tie cave :
full enough u te--.-s and L--5z--s %
s2->s! -l= -CS- =Z1r-5-- cave hunter.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

s--T,-->--- -1-- S--s Z ne o--e- 7e-
ce-: s41s based o. -ey.v2. O LOST
customs ANYWAY. . t-.e. study ~ --o
a--- -lzSs vi 30 nobody harm There
z-e thousands n -1.s generation who
nave -l- ne s-S--s>- llaG w-z- -
ll-- s-zss hooks Ike. l-l E, 7y-l.- bur;
-ls- o. 1-1a5-- ,1s.- e1-c2-.1- LIZ
-,a along -e--s.1 Ines
20. -1e hour glasses S--5 = g-aS5--
re -A-e=-----e E.2ss = y --s .ezL
--.s E-zSS : uSei al-7s- exclusively
- measure tine z boiling e--s and
= usefulness naturally l,z-es Is s2-es
: -l--lz = advance uc the more se1-.-
mental vz-.e e-lsS. Mex r--e Tie I'VE
-=- z15 1t-eec---c--e and t---11--
glasses which a-s bought c1.s1y "
musicians 10 piano practice and y
lodges and sec-e- societies
The sand -se5 z ~ le-- c-zss :
-1a va-y E-es- -lz- ne word S@c--s
The western c-as- C.. I-z-y furnishes
-11s- @. < g Z; 1zs done ~ aG-S pas.
The cos- u hour glasses : regulated
py lie c-c2--e--z - Tie frames
: s.2ss Sc: u plain rosewood ease
ca - bought tl- $. VILE -G-.c
G-y t-&-e comes 20 So o. s. p.
ccu-se -1e T-ice r4- he brought NJ 81
higher ~ fancy carving Sl5 L-c--2
ion SweI lodges sometimes g :.
MS sZ--G expense. h-- nos, people 2-t
ss-Ste1 with he cheaper grades -
Na~ Yg-E S--
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
Only Light for Firemen.

Some Tme ago in the subu-ban town
mere vas Z succession orires II was
oe'ors paid FIRE department was or
s4aiz-i and the work Of subdulng the
-r'oas outbreaks fell to a yoluu-eer
Io,ee of fire fighters, wbc took great
pr.ae il their work one.algbt thers
vas midnight alarm al great
crowd crowd gathered Upon ,he arriysl of
ne volunteer force il was cj~cov-ed
IA .,-%' only one lantern was available.
n smoke was dense. but verv little
dark. u " @s 'e''
-nally one cOrnice Of the burning
structure broke out in q sheet Of fame.
a l1e crowd eheered a man at the
nozzle @ directed the stream row,-d The
lurid light. am ''"aIu '"'
OF heavens sake. man kae, me
water of thar blaze" shon,.s ~ e..
S.Iea s. volunteer fighter. .RIame 4.
-. you see its the only light we gol
70 put out the fire By"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

a lz---S-e- z England las 7-----s- u
-1s E-e> 1--- q -1s I =. v--->i-y C.. lows
c-1.,y p--r-as--= - tuy he nl11-z-y
ls--~e q doctor - laws - liz s5-
~ u-= u Is clients Tbs client 50
-l-L--- o. -1e English lawyers ls----.
: S leading -e--=- ~ Tie House -
CC--1-> VI = 81 = al z>---l-- 1-Sl
- Parliamentary 2 -l-s- The -g.>-le
-----s- explains thai -14 hopeful >-=g-
u ST E-E->- house would --= greatly
benefited Z ia <---- e-lu-a u LIS r.
"a --- ,-1-5-5 a. s--- .1---. ..-->- 4. LIZ clLll
..-l---- -l- M .l-.--v=---- 5----~- me
cong -z-=-- zone u IL l=---- would ~
-->----- -r American -->------l--- = u.
a---- -=-= &c -- redeemed 2 =
-@-- l-r~----. L ----z---y cannot -
IL -------- ---L z E---ll- --z-
------.-- colleges AM ---Te->- >----s l--
wiling - 81 - e.> --- nv p IL
r--- -----a> -L-- confer. z-L We la-
Only --- --4- --- -=-l- gentleman AM
LIS political a-la-- as ~a>-.v ID .----
-- -l----s outside II -L-.- own pr
-->>--> = : hardly necessary 10 -
marx --s- IL z-----s---- Z vas --5----
-- a. --- ----s->--y Z Iowa z com
- = VIII --1-- American --~----- ---51--s
: ~ q IL -zE- - selling Z ------v
-----s- Z=-- E---- z-- y---lgs --=
Brush .---->--- -sy L. -Z -->-E -r- -
r----=-- w--- r-= s-r..s o. CONSIDER ---
..--. H--~ -.-.-r 5-.------ --a-7- --r=- -z-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
coLoRApo's BIG COAL OUTPUT.
New Leads Trsus- Nississippi States
in P-cd uctiFa.


colorado Is now unquestiOnably 4,
re lead O. ne coSl-pVcdRcing S,atss
vs.- O.. TIE Mss .sSppi Kger, the posl-
ts- he-e-o.ore held by Iowa
TIE totAI 7rcdaeS ct the State tos
gu. s. s1ovalhy report prepared Ay
.5e Geological survey. was S.24l. 81
s1s-: tons. yzl1ei al S.S5SCS6. Win
- increased production Of 46S.l40 Sho1
,ga> u 1870 over 1879 the State a;,a.ns
s production exceeding 5.oO00OO tons
to- lie d-ss time IN rs history. Colo
-.7 a.So advances trOn ninth 10 sew
e--1 = tht -alk Of al the coal-prcduc-
IN S.z.eS. !; : closely followed hy
Iowa With =. - .t42 shO-1 tons and ksn.
ruesy VIA S.lsLI7S IONS in 1850. he
increase Il rslUe of the product in l9lo
over tE&t g. 1879 va. IN exact proDo--
zion 70 ttat Of the product, there beng
10 change II the average price per ion
-SlL- There WAS however. an n
c-vzse q nearly 50 per cent in he
amour. q cCSl mined by machines, q
which TIE operators received the beae
:; Y Len O. an advance in the selling
V-.ce q Ire coal
The u--b%- @, machine. in use n
creased from SiI-y-Ih-ee n 1899 10 nine
y z -S's'. and tie nacl. .le-minei ton-
mage increased from S27.l15 shor; tons
20 10 I25 slCrc roas. In 1898 the nun
be- q ions mined hy machines in Colo
-aLl was only 2s2;:-,,-46 short tons. The
machines n Cse n 1850 consisted Of
tl--y-seve- air-5r-ye1 pick o. punching
machines and u tA-r-y-Seven eIec-re
ally driven chain and SIX a.r-d-iven
chain machines. No strikes OF any in
. Po-t4-ce were reported during TIE yeal.
- lie Industry may be sad 10 have
been n 21 entirely satisfactory condL
-.,-. The -o-aI number Of men eupley-
y1 shows Al Increase from T.115 in lSSe
20 -.=-S IN lgs't and ne average number
. u w1-a--- DAYS from 246 70 10.
L-4s A-iLas : by far he larges; eoAl-
. producing county z he State. is prod
uec - -as, year sE--ecar.ng 2.l-G III
tons. valued G; SlslS.926. Fremont
County. however. produces = higher
grade coal t-a+-3 r11s OF which were
valued l- s.. -.l-;s--5
OF --e -1-2l l-rdCe; OF the State for
ls''L, szys Tie Black Diamond +,u2-.S73
,--s were loaded a. tie mines FOR snip
-=--, -'Fi-elI IONS were sold 10 local
trade. -&loS- -3-s were consumed s;
ne ---es and s71ss.J tons made iuiO
coke
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
HOUR GLASSES IN DEMAND.
Many Purposes for Which They Are
Superior to watch4-

Most people think thar hour glasses
went out OF style years ago" said a
CLERK in s Tweury-Ihird street store.
along with perukes and knee breeches.
but as e matter Of fact we have more
calls for them to-day than We have
had az any tine within The last ten
years That this renewed popularity
Of the hour glass augurs It's universal
acceptance as Cimepiece by the com
ing generation l an not prepared 70
say. but If such renaissance were 70
become assured II would be M more