Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], April 05, 1888, Image 2

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how much tunic :;:--l l111:i119.~‘.~ Port!
Townsend is i...~i11;_; yuan-after hurl
by this llt'g‘lt-t'i. It only remains in“
some euterguifing >ll2l'it with the un—i
orgy of activity to ilzkl‘ ltolfi and;
push this more to mien-rls. It. is do— i
plorable that our citizens Wait tor a‘
very few to do everything; aml even;
then, the enterprise of active ( nos is 1
not seconded as Should be. UHF-11.!
instead of being helped along: it is!
frowned upon and discounted byi
envious ones. In this way all spiri'
is gradually frozen into cold imiiiier-i
once. People wait for the rag. wad to .
come of its own accord—as though;
that would be the agency all potent:
to lift us into every kind of prosper—l
ity. Nothing else is desired but thai
railroad. Let every thing eke go!
What a commentary on tho judg—l
ment of an intelligent people! Lina-2. '
now whispers are heard imputingl
personally selfish motives to the cxti—
zens who are getting up the railroad.
land bonus. \Vhidby island trade
could just as easily as not he held
here, if only proper conveniences and
facilities were afl'orded to the people]
there, so that they might come andt
go in all kinds of weather, have their .
"freight handled with safety, be af—l
torded quick transit and moderate
charges. The Anevs has urged this
enterprise frequently heretofore, and
refers to it now in the hope that after
all something may be done.
Editorial Notes.
The Olympia Standard has a sari
ons attack of colic because republi—
can voters in that city have organized
themselves for the coming camgaign.
The general land oflice ofiicials
have unearthed timber land frauds
in California amounting to tenor
eleven millions of dollars. Califor
nia. is becoming so used to booming
everything that even a timber steal
there has to be done onascaie so
Inge that it takes people’s breath
away. At the same time the greed
and unscrupulous methods of great
corporations are illustrated in the
usual way.
Kind of glorious railroad news,
ain’t it? “It: need not care whether
the joint lease is ratified or not, so
longusthc Southern Pacific. wants
an outlet in this direction. But. then
the Port Townsend Southern haaa
pretty dead sun- thing anyway.
whether 816 big company wants to
buy it or not.
The Skagit Non-. 3 wants Bun. B. O.
Dunbar nominated for Delegate by
the republicans, as the only man
who could be elected. Judge Dun~
bar is a grand, able man, and would
be a clean and well nigh invincible
candidate; but to say that he is the
only republican who could be elected
in putting it altogether too su-ong.
There are a dozen others We could
mention, any one of whom would
dooredit to the nominating power,
and would have strong chars-es of
success. We do not believe that
either of the great political parties
in this Territory is limited to one
man, by any means.
It is rein-shins; to note that the
spirit of everlasting “get-up-and
rustle” is beginning to strEk-c in on
Port Townsend peo‘ lkas 3m only
in spots. When it pox-menus the
Whole mass thoroug‘uiy it uh! build
a city on Qaimper pcuEnsJJ that
will be 11;: czzy of other citins and;
the pride of our oitirens. 3i _ thing}
elseis fiEf P. ‘d. ‘.l Lou that spi;.'t talzoi
hold of the work ‘(Toroughly the)"
will reach for o.x .Q* in sight!
It seems that}: -:‘;. xxx-Mar T. .‘IiHsE
of Ohio has 322. '.l :24 :11t to Hump?
this Territury 1:: 1:. !;il»;12_~-;,. fin
is announced uhamly ; ; m}; :.; xiii
larent points The CLOILILS Nugget,
. rank democratic Lug-n. says tixt:
democrats of COIMBL‘ should arbour-i
up the orgauiyu‘h; I . w. yam-[H
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Senator Dolph‘r; 3911;: iv; Provident!
lands: of our Board of Tran. -;_.vc 35‘
him to fully alive to our every inter- "
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PICKINGS.
i‘iau: Spreckols has allugsl de—
(-~ Iv“. upon l’hnludulpbia us tho sceuu
oi upnruzmus for his eastern refinery.
'l 3.10 Japanese newspapers are do—
\|:t;::g much space tothoprupu>l~
Huh of a competing line of 51mm
nnlps from 3 okohmnuto Mexxcn.
Whitman county now has eight
ll:"\\'spflp£‘l‘:s auul three orfuurm-w
t-wus urn growmg so rapxdly that
:r. W 1”. only he a qucstmn of a few
*mmxhs' time when the number ml!
‘OO a fun? «iczon, says an exchange.
Snrvqurs, summsml ta 1m in ll!“
infirm-st of tho Jlsxnimlnl I'HIULKH'U
“(liking through {Em Bitter lluu'.
Mountains and coming this way.
._vs a. l‘ulouse exchange. It, is 521 Ll
:nut they will soon be in Whitman
I-Junty.
President Carnot has acceptml tlu»
;.~:ignutiun of the cabinet mini-ti-rs
.nml will conduct. the affairs of their
.lepartmcnts until their successors
are appointhd. It is expectop thui
Houqnot will be summoned to form
a cabinet.
The state department will probably
1 min» a {eat of the right of Framer: lu
Impress naturalized .‘unoricans int.)
the. army. John I“en-:hic-r, u Him-n
of Nevada. who on returning to visi:
in France, his native country, after
being naturalized in America, was
:.‘:r(‘l§tetl and forced to enlist in the
French army.
In tho upper Nooksacl; valley,
North and South Forks, may lm hm]
not less than five hundred claims of
won) 40 to 160 acres each rich allu
\iul bottom lands, any ten acres of
which when put into cultivation is
rupuble of maintaining a largo fum .
Ely. These lands can be had under
the homestead nnd pre~emption en~
tries.
The captains and pilots on the
Columbia. and Willamette rivers,
have organized an association for
protection and mutual aid. It. starts
out with a membership of twuuly
.wo. 'l'Le association has elected
inc following officers: R. Hoyt, cap~
taiu; E. \V Spencer, first pilot,Al
Betta, second pilot; J. W.'l'roup.
parser; A B. Pillsbury. clerk.
Articles of corporation of the Sim
:rit River Driving company have
been filed with Secretary Owings.
The object for which the company is
f vrmcd i-xitu,bnild, own and operate
steambonis and steam machinery for
driving, saving and towing: logs in
tho Skugit river. The capital stock
of the Company is $3,000. The prin
cipal place of business is Lyman, and
trustees are Adolph Behrens, How
:ml D. Cole, Frank Ledger; Ensou
B. Ebey and JOS. W. Jackmnn.
Commissioner of the General Land
Oflice Stockslager has made a report
Concerning redwood lands in Culifor»
min. The transactions are gum- into
with much detail. 1n sunning up
Stockslager says: “Entries now no
-ler consideration are only a small
portion of those in which li'l'C-Su par
'ieS are interested, and to which ul—
:uged title has been required in Bill!
ilar manner, the records of this of
ice showing at least 860 such anti-ms
and embracing about 57,000 acres of
the finest timber land in tho United
States, which Pulnam, who is admit
t:d to be a specially well~informcd
timber export, estimated to be worth
at least $11,000,000.
P The business of raising horses in
' this (eraitory of late years has been
!lo a large extent abandoned. Horses
”.mighing from 900 to 1100 pounds
Hate in maimed, and the market can—
:th well be overstocked. Eastern
t uyers come here «away year and pur-
L‘hnse all that is o cred, but they
neldum get all they want Raising
horses is just as profitable as rearing
flattle, and they are much less trou—
ble to care for during the winter
months. The outlay is not so great
in the commencemrnt te start in a
small way. The danger of loosing-i
‘them while growing and being uoti
'mady for market is no greater than;
it is for raising cattle. 1
Apropos of the many rumors as tel
,lhe probabilities of the .‘S:’l‘.ll:< m 1
[Pacific 01' {my uthvr i‘orax‘l amending
yto the Sound with Part '.‘o .1 T u: ‘
9- tcrminns it is well 90912:: lizzi‘, :‘ .a:
I Port Townsend Southern rz‘iru..d
lxaill be begun in the near mun: f
‘\‘.‘lxcthc-r any trunk line SJ COflClzl am!
or not. The unlit-r: f:;-:"i'f 1‘ .‘ mla
fur terminal litti'pegds is buiz. ; 1. ~11-
ly pm'lud 50m. (Au. :;;.'-x~‘ fink-g al
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jun-tow] ‘imt Eim i-l'iucilrul :‘nzasuu fur}
pruhihltuxv h-giaiuiinu in in n-tulmt
for th- «can-121mm ni‘ Ann-rim“ purl-1.
purtieuiurly {'2‘ 1111 France. Wham xv
cr—ut leginluti-m hm Imm (~x?l‘t‘l)io3_\'|
exviusivn in i::. :-'::uru;-tor. .
I'. is but n-nuugh h prohibit the!
impnrmtiun uf :«u:xx=':Lill; which is]
hardly impnitul :1! 2123.. Snue France
hm; chlmlvd un' pork. let as sea.
what the « flee: vmnH be if \-;u should
exclude 1124' )rv-dncts, a—urh us wim
aud oil and silks and OUH‘I' :zfiirlm
which we import. in gin-3i quzuzlitiuf.
Franco would soon on: huxfihiu pi.) if
such action won. t Ikm“. maul \vuuld
he only ttrnglml to iuuku a i-‘uungo in
her laws.
[ti-5x lutn exclusion. and usperiullg'
of tow} px'utlut-ts. is :tlnm. t unl.uuwn
at this tune 1211:»ng ('H‘lllzml tutti-ms.
L‘vt‘n where the :u‘titrlu comes into
tlirvct (Umpctitmu with the home
pruducz, thc- mz-ni that is douvis tn
impose an impart duty. thus leaving
to the comm-nor the option of
whether he will the the, domestic or
the {Ul‘vign pruduct. Wino. which
we are commencing to produca to a
large extent, ts protottvd by a duty;
but- it has lu-Vt-r occurred in Con
gross yet to prohibit tht: importation
of French, or German, or Spanish
wine. Silk, too. has become 11 lead—
ing industry in some of the American
States, but our wuuwu can still have
French silk dresses, if they chuusu to
[my the duty on the silk. California
pl‘vdun‘t‘s to-day hatter olive oil than
is imported from France or Italy.
but olive grmwrs have uovor asked
that foreign olive oil be completely
vzcluded.
To bring France sharply to its
muses, Cough-:5 shuultl authorize
the Px‘L-aitluut :0 rvlaliatu in such a
may as to Innku the rumliatiou felt.
He should ham amthurity, in case of
France’s excluding American food
products of any kind, pork or any
thlut' also. to refuse admission into
the finitetl States of any French pm
«lnct of every sort and kind. In the
war 1886-87 our imports from
France anmnatml to over $68,000,000,
and our exports to Frauen something
over $55.0J0,000. thus showing an 31;»
parent hulanco uf trade in hm' hum
of about $13,“00.00l). It. may be
safely assumed that France will not
pt-nnit the Amoricnn hug to disturb
a condition of things so favorable to
her, and that if she is seriously
threatened with stem and ofl'ective
n-taliation, her prejutiee against unr
pork will rapidly disappsar, and hus
tile legislation be repealel or greatly
modified.
Two lumbvr laden schoomzrs, the
Edith and the Mary Delis, mm m
parted wreckvd on the Northern
California coast.
The Big Bend country is expand
ing wonderfully. They guarantee
”)0 shipmsul of 200.000 tons of whum
this year.
Eltllcrai .Nprnngs rum I“an lies.
The waters of many mineral fining:
poasess decided medicinal virtues an; or:
('npahleof doing areal: good in 60.258 to
which they are adapted. Sam: at then:
are not properly medicinal at all: bu; t'ne
(-iu-nnmjzement to take large amounts. or
fluid into the system, given visitors mm
lllV‘c ‘.neeu impressed with their alleged
1.:-. :Eml power over disease, causes even
12;. e to be beneficial. But vast numbers
annually resort: to such watering place:
and unfit-ct themselves to dixomfort. and
upcnsc in whose cases the waters do no
find, and, it maybe, positive harm. This
i- especially true of Springs situated at
great altitudes, and those where bathing
enters into the medical treatment, and
forms a most important. part thereof.
It may easily be seen how the “medi
cine habit” is made to extend itself to
this class of remedial agents. In health,
and when the expense of a residence at
such places is not a burden. "the springs”
of almost any variety, provided the sac!-
tary conditions nre not. too had, are calcu
lated Ludo much good. The tired hast.
ncssnizm and the lady jaded hysnciety
duties and pleasures there flnda much
needcd relaxation. The artificial com
pounds to be found in every city are
nearly as etllctent as health restorers, but
they should not he taken without. discrim
ination or Without. delinite uhjeet.—Globe- ‘
Democrat. (
Peculiar Efl‘ect of Blue Glass.
During the blue glass craze of a few
years ago Mrs. Ruth Smith. of this city,
gave the matter her serious attention.
Being a Widow of wealth, she caused to
h: built on the southeast corner of her
lmusen room composed cntirelyot bluc
air-:5, into which the sunlight streams
, during the entire day. Mrs. Smith wears
lxluc glass spectacles. dresses in blue silk
I and has her meals brought to this novel
I mom on dishes or blue glass, Where she
7 :2ts, sleeps and lives. It is stated that
1.1.- lias; not been out from hrr glass home
1 Air} than ten minutes at a time in eight
; 3 3111‘, during which period she has never
. itlt a pain or an urine of the slightest tle
; - :ription.
.‘ Ilcr neighlmrs state that not a percepti—
; bl: change has taken phicciu her features
' ‘:.rlx:‘: the period (if lit-r novel method of
’ firing, and her wonderful preservation
:t'..;l haul health have led many to believe
that there is more virtue in blue glass
‘ than the g:ci;t~r:zl {millig- is willing to con
, ccdx—iiyial-gwia.2‘2 iK‘UItlL} Cur. l’iltsburg
» Dispatch.
‘ Bringing: a “'niter to Time. ‘
-\ l--:;‘ct lerubtninctl n rintisfae‘tory break- 1
fart a: .. urn-.tlzcrn hotel in an ingenious
mnu‘wr. Having culls-. 1 for different
items on the hill of (are with the unfail
ing 1'03“}: uf hearing. "All gone, sub,”
he fixed a stern look upon the colored
mutt-t 11ml exclaimed in deep tones: “Do
you know when- you will {:0 ‘0 when you
die:- ' The waiter trembled and did not
uply, but he turned saver, and with dis
;mtt-h i:rrev;:i;t out .1 smoking breakfast of
clz'rl: mun-1t .T:',‘_' f:‘:‘.l'.l!‘l <ot :1 51.1 w! lusal.
I'. .-..:1::. its; i.’. :..:‘l l'z'aul'VCtl these deli
caries for izizusglf, Lu'. had been touched
by superstition to produce them for 9”
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A; ..zflz' 1'; Emr-a :9; .lu'i in] tn
!::...1 ;: i:-éi:..-z'_\' m i’:._.3;l Evigd-iu and
21.3! :Lm guzrhr- ; :1 5.2“ fur it at:
3..“ I)ui:_\~.':::x- :‘i‘u’r ircn: "mil Lu» ("Jl£~
‘l'.“.|::'.J“J indiuy. it Is llmlcl‘fluml
-_;,,.- s.3.:sz:z!_w.)u ('ulnifle will bu put iu~
. Him (ml -I';rl‘ir:-. :a‘i {a be supplied
by Syr.;cl;lm himwlf. .
1 HExEXLkL Lumx's sux.
> ‘n'xvl'xvm'mrut. 0.. April 3. «Nearly
ithh-t' izunah‘ul muplu_u-cs at the cur
‘i~ 'n quiu'iic-s in Lixn: «my county, of
i uni-4; J-;'; nA. Logan; Jr.. is gout-ml
imuzungvr and part ‘ wnur. \wut on u
' fink:- gt-sh-x‘duy meann- «.f a rv'due
xiiuu m wugus. .-‘.l one nf tho qma‘
1} .~ leuynt {in mun mm. I'. hunk. 'I L“
—:::E.’.u.~azzn-mwmi luxh‘ivvthumoll?.
but the slerfl'uf tin- tummy uni hi~'
—.-z . u‘lm ind Inn-n iulvg’x‘uphm! fur.
had arrived on tho set-u»; and 10‘
gmi 1' with young LJgnu planned
Marsha-1w: in thc pa'h vi the azrikurs
'i‘Lu mu!) \‘H'H' (mid to dispww. Tia-y
rinpiw-l :Lx: insmui “mum-u rush-d
furxmrd. nguu and the lwqufiicvm
xvuzuiluhl in their pusitiuu and
«Ilh‘lu'tl lin- point blank. .lu Imhuu
nznzza-ll I‘qum'o lumlvird uwr a n tlw
grunnd with u lzuilvt in his Ruck.
1 his alum,- vdvd Hm mob, which bu
('umu thoroughly heightened and
find. Ten of the hinders were cap
tun-. 1 and locked up. All is quiet, at
1111- quzuriva (0-day.
Tm: PUnTAL smu’imz.
\VAsmxwrux, April 2.—~Tix(~ post
;.;:x>tm gonnrul. in :im I‘L‘Vinl‘d 9in
make uf par-[:l] (-xpcndilurvs. zuys the
iurgu :mJ cuutizmml growth iutlw
pmzul luminws uvcvsnilutca u consid—
mnhlu inch-use. The iivxu for Lin
uf clorks in pustoflic~s is ilu'l‘vusod to
S:§,HUU,H:§U. 'Hm estimate for rent,
light and fu~l for postulficus isin~
(-n-uswi in) $575.00". l‘bu animate
fur {l've uviiwry spruce i.-: increased
to h :' I",] v.l. fiUJJUUJ’UU. Touching
upwim inciitivs in theruiiway mail
scrvicu Ib.: puatluustvr general says
that in his View special appropriation
(Input conduz-c to £llO allvuutugo of
the service, for the reason that they
are not suflicicnt for proper distri—
butinn.
nu: mncr ch-zrlczsmp.
NEW Yunx, April 1."-.1 Washington
Spl-Cizll guys that prominent demu
cmlic senators are of tlmopiniou
that the president wxil promote one
of tlm pi'cscnt associate justices of
the supremo cuurt to the place iuudc
vacant by Jndgu \Vuite‘s death, und
nm‘oint a democrat of middle age to
lhc associate justit'cship.
There is a growing impressiun
:uuung republican members of the
sanulu that President Ulovelund will
nominate an (xx-confederate to succeed
Chief Justice \Vuitc. This impres
sion grows out of efl'urts which south
crn men are making to secure the
appointment. of a representative
from that section to the existing
vacancy.
THE JOINT LEASE. .
NEW YORK, April l.—-The Commer
ciul Bulletin says: “The Oregon
momhors of tho board of directors of
the Uri-gun Railway and Navigation
company now refuse to ratify the
joint lvnso of their property to tho
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
companies Thvy am now in this
city holding confon‘nces with repro
sentntivos of tho lnttt-r road. nnd un
pcrsistout in their Objections. The
fact that, the Union Pacific, through
the Oregon Short Lino, has now a
Imm of the property does not Seem
XU lesson their apparent unwilling--
noes to come any way under the
Northern Pacific control. The gen
tlemen constituting the dele ration
now hero are all from Portions, on.
and it is therefore supposed that the
Snminus of their objection to the rati
fication of the lease is that they fear
that the arrangements proposed
would result in undue ndvnntugu to
ithe city of fl‘ucomu.”
caor PROSPECT IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April I.——About
two Weeks since the Uhroniclo Sl'llt a
circular ofinquiry to difi'vrent corrcs
pondonts residing in difl'erent county
seats of California, the object being,'
to secure as a reliable a roport as
possible on tho agricultural condi~
{ion of the state. From replies re~
t-eivod quite an accurale idoa of the
condition of wheat and barley, and
the acreage, is known. The replies
also show that while the farmer
moro than holds his own, the hortic
cultnrist—thnt is the vineyardist and
the orchardist—is striding on very
rapidly. The erea in cereals is still
very large, but planting of vines and}
fruit News is being proceeded with at‘
a rate that is simply wonderful.
‘ Even in such counties as Sutler,
‘ where the wheat and barley have for
years been the staples. the average
iieVoted to orchard and vineyard is
rapidly becoming a feature of its
plains. In Santa Barbara, also while
barley still continues to receive much
attention, the tillers of the soil now
uovote almost equal attention to their
orange groves; and so it is through
out the entire state.
HUNGRY PEOPLE.
VIENNL April 2.——Sovoral more vi]
lagesiu Hungary have been flooded
and inhabitants are starving. AL
Haltmrus 120 houses have been
burned and 700 people rendered
nameless. Two live-s were lost in the
flames. The villages 01 Mesa, Ber-
Hxig and liansdorf have also been
destroyed by fire.
ANOTHER va'ro pacnmw.
Cmmoo, April I.—A special from
Washington says: It. was reported
at the capitol yestei'day that the
‘prosident had given some members
who callul upon him to understand
that he would veto the river and bar
bor bill; than. he did not propose to
signa bill appropriating over $23,
HUUJNFO for this work, most of which
wilt never be completed. There is a‘
great deal 0! concern in congress
over the probable fate of the bill.
Democrats are urging upon the pros
ldt'ht the necessity of singing it. as a
political move.
PUGET FOUND QTARAYTIXP.
SAN P‘nmcxwu, March 31.» Steps
nrv being taken here to haw- (luv 1’1:-
gvt Sound quarantine raised «:11 San
Francisco vessels. Since the race 1:.
Vi<itutiwl u? small-pox the unmar
-12305 at l’cr: 'l‘ownn-uu’ have ligidl}
quarantined all vessels from this
port. Heavy fees are much com~
plained of. ‘
WHAT MIGHT BE DONE.
A Suggestion no to “'21:! Might Be Done
\‘.'lth Long Time Convlctl.
Dr. Seaman. late chief of staff of the
Blackm-Il's Island hospital and peniten
tiny, spoke upon the problem of canvict i
lain: in his recent address before the}
Medium-Lesa society. He armies in favor ;
of the English :-_‘:'.l‘.\‘l‘il of employing long;
sentence prisoners on great public works, j
such as harbor and fortification making. ‘
An effort is ‘ut-Ing made in another quari
ter to introduce trampnrtation to Alaska.
But there is a third alternative. suggocted
by some very commonplace (acts, here
submitted for consideration.
Society is, perhaps unnecessarily, af—
flicted by having to hear two enormous
burdens, Costly, demoralizing and oppres
sive. These are m the maintenance of
criminals, and ('3) the maintenance of
widows and orphans lcft destitute by
“accidents." I mean, here particularly,
the families of miners killed by coalpit.
explosions, which occur so frequently.
Now, the miner is probably the worthiest
\vt rkingcitizcn in the commonwealth.
For our good he submits not only to tre
mendons toil, but to the sacrifice of sum
light. and the pure air of hcnyen, and
cheerfully faces the risk of being: himself
among tho percentage of miners who
every year get killed, something like one
in thirty-eight. \Vo owe more to the
minor than we care to acknowledge.
()n the other hand. the criminal for
feits ordinary sympathy. The Worst class,
criminals who have just (unfortunately)
dodged the hangman, society prououncw
unlit to associate again with the commu-
nity for :1 long time. if ever, i. e, society
says they are unlit to live in the world.
Yet We exult these inulet‘ueturs to the
pmitinn of state pensioners, we give them
palatial re>iden('es. a costly stuif of Ur
crietl wrvunts. with all the resources of
medical and military science to prolong
their precious lives to the last, Imssiblo
gasp—all at the expense of the honest,
law abiding, virtuous tuxpnyer. And the
con] getter? Well, we condemn him to
banishment into the bowels of the earth,
with the tnlernhly sure and certain hope
of an “accidental" explosion, with loss of
life or limb, and the probable panpcriza
tion of n itIUWS and orphans to follow.
Suppose, by wav of experimental ro
t'orm, our all wise legislature were to se
lect the life sentence convicts of the most
worthless and repulsive type, and single
out, also the most, dungeons mines. Sup
poz=e they were to place the former in the
lath-r, my, (or ten years‘ daily labor.
If, in the mysterious workings of Provi
dence, an explosion were to bereave us of
these our erring brethren—well, we
should rejoice that the calamity had not
ended the lives of our honest. industrious
miners, who raise their families as good
citizens. On the other hand, the saving
in cost of prisons would go far to insure
the safety 0! our worthy miners by pro
viding better preventlvss of “aocldenta”
Only a tow years ago s boat. load of con
victs were upset and drowned on a North
Carolina river. It was sad, very, though
we have not. heard or any serious damage
to society or the constitution in come
gnome—Geoffrey Quarles in New York
Post.
Police of Paris and London.
No such thing as the maltreatment of
{gamers is permitted in the forces of the
ndon and Paris police. Should a. crowd
assemble in the street in Paris, it is but a
minute before the red trouser-ed sergeant
appears on the scene. He does not nourish
11 club; he is not demonstrative nor noisy.
He glides about, scarcely causing n ripple
in the gathering. He quietly investigates
the origin of the difficulty, and in a mo
ment or two the matter is adjusted, and
the crowd separates without noise or tric
tion. In the English cities, the sight of a
policeman with a drawn club is as rare as
the appearance of blood on the moon.
Even where there is resistance to arrest,
the truncheon is never resorted to, con
stables depending on strength and num
bers to accomplish their purpose. The
regulations governing the police insist
strenuously that no violence shall be used
further than is absolutely necessary to se~
cure an arrest or quell a disturbance.—
Chicago Times.
New Kind of Insurance Hooded.
"There‘s a new kind 0! an i
association wanted, and I can't see why if
wouldn't be popular," remarked a gentle—
man. “and that is, a society to insure the
identification of dead bodies. That. of the
young girl at. Rnhwny and of the supposed
sporting man at Andalusia are cases in
point. For In small fee a society could
agree to insure identification. This could
be done by marks on the body or the
clothing. Sometimes things are attended
to by other»; when we are too careless to
attend to them ourselves. The mark
need not be a name; a number would do,
and the name could be known by refer
ring to the registered number. I'm not
just able to suggest. a practical plan,
though 1 am sure it wouldn‘t require
much study. The him. is worth consider
ing. "—Philadelphia Cull.
The Statesman 0! Parliament.
Mr. Crawford, the London correspond
ent of The New York \Vorld, says the
members of the house of commons are not:
as strong 11 looking set. of men as the
members of our house of representatives.
of the house of lords ho remarks: “I
have criticised the United States senate
for a number of years as a. correspondent
at Washington, but utter seeing the upper
house in England I don't think I shall
ever venture again to say one word
against the senate of the United States.
it is a body so superior in character and
ability and positive force to the fossilized
house of ‘ lords that every American has
good reason to be proud of it."—New 0b
loans Times-Ikmocmt.
V The London Do; Paddler.
1 There is no more familiar sight. in out—
:door London than the dog peddler. Per
-1 hops it is because we are fond of English
fashions that. he has got. to be so common
here. Broadway. Fifth avenue and Four
teenth and Twenty-third streets are daily
populous in the way of bargains. It is
hardly safe to invest in this street stock, it
you are not an expert, and expect good
and pure blood. Now and then, however,
the man who is wise in canine character
may pick up a. bargain. Tho pcthllcrs
always begin at a top price and drop. An
offer must be a. very low one for them to
refuse it, and it their stock is honestly
come by their profits cannot be extrava
gant—Alfred Trumhlo in New York
News.
Scotland's Sclenllflo Work.
Mr. John Murray, 0! the Challenger
expedition. recently said, in the Royal So
ciety of Edinburgh, that he questioned
whether any country in the world, taking
its size into consideration, could show a
better record of scientific work oragreaber
mass of scientific literature than Scotland
during the past. ten or twenty years.—~
Emilie Opinion.
‘ make no Mistake.
By dispelling the symmnms marten mistaken
‘for (‘mnumnumh SANTA Ann-2 has brought
:Iwim‘ss In many a household. By its prompt
me hr breaking up 111-I cold that mo altvn den-l
op.- imu that (and din-n9O. thonsamh can b:-
snxcd {mm an untimely grave. You make In
mi-iuke hy hulking: I: ha ”? of this plansant miu~
odv in your mum CALIFORMIA CA N:
(‘I‘RE is vqlmliv efl‘uctivp in eradicating“! (nu-w
nr Nasal ('nlnrrh. Rm): 0! these \rondrrlul Cz-l
I'Orn§:: mun-dies am MM and wurramed by Dr.
J. D. Miukh-r. 3!.00 a package. :1 (or 22.50.
Renews Ilen- lonlh.
Mrs. Phoebe Chealey. Pelersou. Clay
Cu., qua. tails the following remarka
ble stnry, the truth of which is vnnched
fur by the residents of the tmvn: “I am
73 years old. have been troubled with
kidney complaint and Inmeueas for
many years; conld not dress myself
without help. Now Tam free from 31'
min and soreness. and am able wdn
all my own housework, I owe my
thanks to Electric Bitter for having re
nawcd my youth‘ and removed com
plpeoly nll diswasn and min." Try :
hwlllc. 500. um! 31 at N. D. Hill 3: 341‘.-
:l.':‘.fr.t:lr¢‘. '
Ni ha. is
(Sam‘k %\ee,\\. cogplm‘t‘;
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumpriun, Coughs, (-16. Did ycu ever try
Acker’s English Remedy? It is the best
pregnmtion known for all Lung Troubles,
501 on a. positive gunmen It 10c.. 60c.
unmexb u).
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jt‘lothmg cc- Geuts’ Far
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mslnng Goods.
FAMILY EBMEBIES!
We always Keep in stock a complete
line of Choice Family Groceries, and
will sell thsm at prices which cannot
be beat by any firm on the Coast.
Will deliver all goods free of chm-go
to any part of the city.
Give us a trial in this line and 5:56
if we don’t please you, both in prices
and quality.
We are now ofl'ering our large and
well selected stock of Mens' and Boys’
Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
Lower Pmees than Ever Before! |
Our stock in these lines comprise the‘
latest styles and best. goods. Come‘
and see what we have to offer ,before‘
purchasing elsewhere. ‘
A Large and Well-Science Slat! OI
Ilurdwuro,‘
Ship :Chundlery,
Crockery.
‘ ‘ Notions.
. “1W
Cigars.
\Vines. Liquors, ‘.&c..
Alwae in stock, which we offer as has
value and at lowest prices.
C. 0. Bartlett & Gm,
Port tTownsend. - W. T.
ARTHUR DOBBB,
GBKKKAL
House and Sign Painter
AND DECORATOR.
232.5 th pousmso,
outsmo.
011.9130.
GLAzn'o.
KAnsomumo.
AND mmm HANGING.
{2‘ Fiat-class Work Guamutm‘d. E
Shop—Adan“ St. opp. Court House.
Pm: Tut-“send. W. 'l‘. g
N. B.—~Bteamboat
Tuimin: Drouuslly uxtuutlcd mo.
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Nolire is hereby given that me partnership
hen-mfore existing between T. J. L‘onuer and
‘2". w. l'cuygrov». (hing business undu (be
firm n-me of " l'u-ltyumve 8 Connor.“ i< this
day dismlreul hy mutual con-ent. T. J. ('unner
rutirin: [roux lhw firm. The :i Ihzliliv-s of the
firm am umlmw! h" F. \V. I'rltygruvo, to whom
.1” ne- mmlx; un: ta {m psiJ.
'l‘. .Y. (WINNER.
F. W. PEITYIH‘AJVE.
":u-En: pnnhuw’i Hm inter-«l of T. J. “an
ncr in n=zrhu-iui~‘~'. I I": l-uvv tn Mums: our
umny putrnm for mm fuzurs. and sulxv-ix a run
liuuancu (J the s..me.
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Consisting of everything under the Sun, at
remarkably Low Prices,
Whmh wfll be Dlspused of Acaurdmgly.
They are without. doubt the Nicost and most Stylish Good» ovu- brought
to this market, and must respectfully invite our customm
to call and examine the same.
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land, consostuog of ('ll a u‘i'ob/ucxi I_l(:Zz._-;ums. Naps,
Beavprs, Jlah‘ons, (‘30.; also choice selections of
Vestzng‘s andflmts Googls. 1"..31‘ (-1 was workmen
employed. Male and I'd g‘uarmzhrcd or no sale.
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Francus W . James
Quincy St. Port Townueud, W- T.
WILL BUY AS!) SELL DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN Exvruxcs. PURCHASE (ler m
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