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BURNED TO ppATa.
a Boy Sets Fire to a Look.up and is Gre
mated.

A Boy sstA Fire to Lookup and is Gre.
mated.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Sept. II. =
Charles King, a deaf and dumb colored
boy, about IS years OF age, having com.
mitted some oGense against the peace
and order OF the village Of Proctorville,
Ohio, a few miles above this city, was
arrested by the authorities Of that town
yesterday morning aud placed in the
lookup after a desperate resistance. A
short time afterwards smoke was seen
issuing from the building and the doors
were burst open, cut too much headway
had been gained by the flames to check
them.
Tho body Of the boy was dragged
from the burning building, but he was
already fatally burned aud was only q
charred corpse. It is supposed that be
set fire 10 the lookup thinking that
relief would come before the flames
made sufficient headway 10 endauger his
life. In this he made a'ieariul mistake
in his attempted break for liberty. The
oHense committed was not O serious one,
and his punishment had he waited for
his trial would have been only nominal.
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THE SUBSCRIPTION CARRIED.

Two Districts IN Tyler County Exhibit n
Progressive Spirit.
Special DispSteh 10 he ER.eiliOsnetr,
sIsrRRsvILLE, w, Va, Sept, 11.-Yes-
terday Lincoln and Ellsworth districts,
this county, voted on the question OF
subscribing $4,000 and $4,000 respect.
lively, to assist in the construction Of the
Camden railroad from sistersyille to the
Harrison county coal fields. The vote
was as follows: Lincoln district, for
260; against 90. Ellsworth district, for
444 against III. There is great rejoic-
ing over the result,
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HOLLAND, Mich, Sept ii,-The Mich.
igan peach crop lS very short and very
little fruit Is being shipped, saugatuCk,
which last year shipped 10000 baskets a
day, this season sends out from 900 10
1000 baskets, Hardly q peach eau bH
found along the Kalamazoo river Ar
Piles are not 40 sCafce, and ono packer
has contracted 70 furnish ] O0Obatteh Ia
an eastern firm,
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ANTWERP, Sept. 1.-THE official In
quiry into the causes which led to the
recent disastrous explosion and conlla.
grafton in this city Is progressing. The
proceedings are conducted In secret. 1t
Is officially denied that the cartridges
which exploded in the factory contained
dynamite. 1t Is believed that the ex-
plosion occurred in the factory before
the petroleum reservoirs caught fire.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. i1.-The Great coun-
ell Of tho United States Of the Improved
Order Of Red Men began la 45th annual
session hero yesterday at Red Mems
Hall, More than 200 delegates were
present who represent total nsmheF,
ship Of 100000. The SeCtetary,S report
shows al inCreasein membership during
the year OF 1915.
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MANCHESTER, Sept. 1.-THE Guardian,
in It's commercial articlesays: The mar
ket is unchanged. India and China
merchants are puzzled at the slackness
Of the demand. The business In export
yarns is small. shirtings are study.
Manufacturers do not press sales.
Printing clothes are steady. There Is
little inquiry for sateens. There is
quite q steady export for heavy goods.
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The ilIrbblpds, IN ijtsb

sAS TAAHcisSo, September 1.-THE
Chinese hlghblndOr WAS on deck again
yesterday aud put two bullets Into Nah
loey, who was only saved BY the thltk.
ness and number Of his silk shirts, Mali
Hoeya attack illustrates the boldhehs Of
the hIghblndAfB.
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Nrw Yonx, Sept. 1i,--ThO Western
Union directors to-day declared tho reg.
tilar quarterly dividend oi Il per cent.
The statement for the quarter ending
Contender 80 estimates the neL revenue
at Si, 7bO, 600, the largest 10 years, and
leaves a surplus, after paying dividends,
Of S482,0l6. The total surplus Il
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DErRolr, Sept 1.-THE following tel.
Cgram was. sent by the Letter Carriers
Association to the widow Of the late s.
8, Coxt
NlRs. s. s. Coxi-ThO district branch
Of the Letter Carriers Association for.
ward 10 YOU their coincidence and sym.
pathy with you 10 your bereavement
aud say that In the demise Of Samuel
Sullivan Cox the letter carriers Of the
United States lose one Of their greatest
national beneiactoB.
[Slgnedl j, FRANK RICHARDS, SCC'y,
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wAsaiSerOs, Sept, i1,--tlcn. Simeon
Wolfe, President Of tho Jewish Order ol
X. s. b., has sent the following telegram
10 Alex. BeinSteln, the Secretary Of The
Order; "fion, 3. IS. Cox, O. friend o.
Israel In and out ot Congress, has fallen
recommend memorial services through
out the order"
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CoSsrASrlNorLE, Sept ll,-lt Is re.
ported that MousSa Bey will DO oxllod
without trial. He threatens to pro.
duce letters from Turkish Governors
urging him 10 commit depredatlonB for
hiS and their mutual profit.
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sOSS on VETERANS,

Court Martial Report Apptovsd-Galh IL
Membershln,
PATERSON, N.tp Sept li.-The Nat
ional I.ncampment Of tho Sons oi Vet
Grams this afternoon confirmed The
action Of tic court martial ln
the matter Of the diShonOnblO
discharge Of Past COMMANDMENT. .Chiel
W, s. Payne, Of Ohio. The report oi
the AdjulAnt General shows that the
Sons Of Veterans organization has gain
cd lb,000 during thepasEyeaf.
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N YOUNa IA6Y lOnBgp,

An UnSSntimsntai thief Takes a Prospec.
tive lItidS's Wedding Money.
RiCnMoSp, vAo Sept. 1l.--Intorma.
ton has been received here Of tho rob.
berry o. a young ladyin Louisa county
Of about 5000. The victim Of tho un.
continental thief had this money placed
10 her trunk until her wedding day,
About $500 was given 10 the lady by
her atIianced TO keep Until their mar
riage. While the family were at church
the thief forced an entrance Into the
trunk secured the money and fled.
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MeAhllns Mln. lhs ltinht.

San FRANrsco, Sept, ll,-A tight to q
finish, QuOOnSbury rules, between Pat
KillOOn, heavy weight champion Of the
northwest, aud Joe MCAullile, ex.Cham.
pion heavy weight Of the Pacific slope,
lof 4 purse Of $500, $500 10 90 10 loser,
took place At the Golden Gate Athletic
Club tonight Seven rounds were
fought when McAullLle was declared tho
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JERSEY CIrY, N. j., Sept. 1l.-A barge
loaded with dynamite driited from its
iastenings at Ellis Island this afternoon,
and was near Black Tom Island when
darkness set in, 1t was stationary and
is believed TO have struck a sand bar.
lit strikes the rocks there will be a
terrible explosion and great damage will
be done.
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ALL ABOUT A GIRL.

A RItchis County Young Man stabS An
other During Quarrel,
Special DtGpGteh TO he IRtelligaoeT,
RlTcuIE o. f., W. Va, Sept. H.
Another tragedy has occurred in Richie
county, This time the participants are
G. B, Pierpoint, son Of Larkin
Pierpoint, and ono Of Peter Will
sons boys, They became involved in a
fight over a girl and Pierpoint stabbed
Wilson with a knife, Plerpoint Is in
jail and Wilson Is lying at his home on
White Oak at the point OF death. The
affair brings trouble to well'to'do FAM
ilina.
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COsnOCTON TRANPs. IDENTITY.
supposed to bs tie Men Who Murdered a
Panhandle IrshSmAn.

CosHoCroN, o. September 1l,-From
descriptions received here from Super.
inlendent Turner, Of the Panhandle, Il
10 thought that two Of the ltamps who
shot a brakeman on the PENNSYLVANIA
Road Al Walls Station last Friday, are
the same persons who were Jailed here
last evening for shooting MafahAl HA.
ganS. The descriptions are Identical ID
every particular,
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san FRANcisco, September liza
boiler In tho California sash, door and
blind factory Of oakland exploded yes.
toaday afternoon, killing iopt men out.
fIpht and lbjutlng several Others, tWo
probably fatally, Two 0lhera are btib.
,oSed 70 DO buried In The ruins.
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Fourth. class Po.tmastors.

Special DLspdieh 10 he lH!tlliGtneF.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1.-two
West Virginia iourth.class poStmasters
we're appointedtO.day, as follows, Avon,
Doddridge county, William v. Neeley,
vice Jos. r. Flint, resignedi Raleigh O.
H., Raleigh county, 4. X, Scott, vice
Ash NJ. Prince, resigned.
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NEW YoRR, Sept Lll.-Aryod, steamer
California, Hamburg.
Arrived, CITY Of New York, from LIv'
Ofpool. , r, ,,..,.. d,
lhS lnman Line steamer CITY Of Paris,
which arrived here last night from New
York. was six days, three hours anu
6Hv.hiuhl minutes. Her daily runs
Wsie AZ follows; 800 knots 4l2, li3, 40,
I5I, 4g3, gl7, Az, q total oi 9,ISS Knobs
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INC Tronble N Nll..IsslrpI.

CorFEGvrLLE, Miss, Sept. 1.-THE
trouble in Letord and Tallahatchie coun-
ties, which was supposed to haYe been
settled, is yet menacing. The latest re.
ports from those counties estimate the
total number Of negro insurrectionists
Ut seventy.hve.
A reunion Of Mississippi soldiers was
held at Winona Monday, at which
speeches were made by Senators Walt,
ham and George, in which they warned
the people OF the South about being
hasty In dealing with the negro, and
anticipating further serious trouble with
that race In the Delta.
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pnune 10 lhe strlke NerollnlIon..

LONDON, Sept. l1.-There Is a pause in
tho strike negotiations. Cardinal Man.
ming has postponed his interview with
the directors OF the dock companies un-
Ill tomorrow. Mr.. Burns is III from
everwork and Ia taking days rest,
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Mrs. Thomas
A. Logan seta plate Of burning sulphur
in an upper bedroom last eveningin her
residence in Avondale TO drive out
mosquitoS, the house took FIRE and was
nearly destroyed. Loss $4,000; fully
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NrW YORK, Sept il.--AbrahAm n,
rappOn, Of Tho Twenty.iourth Assembly
Dlstlct, was this afternoon elected
Grand Sachgn Of tho TammAny Society
In place Of Sheriff FlACk, reslgned,
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WHITE CARS ATWORK.
Farmer FlogEOd In the prsSCnee OF lii

Farmer FlOggOd- In lhs FfeSonob OF Ills
Family.
CoRYDoS, IND, Sept. 1.-THE White
Gaps OF this county have opened the fall
campaign. William Brown, Of Heth
Township, Is the latest victim Of the lash,
Flo was taken from his bed, tied to a
tree in the yard and given fifty lashes on
tho bare flesh in the presence Of his fam
lily. Keeping company with bad women
Is the charge against him.
The Crawford county White Caps
have fogged another woman. "Babe"
Roberts Is her name, and her home is
near Leavenworth. She is accused OF
being o prostitute.
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The stanaaId,. nlIne CLOSES.

eFtcpu1 OuF'tueh " Wt 4HteA'BtHeeT'
IsHrEMISo, MIcu., Sept. 1.-THE Iron
Belt iron mine, near Hurley, was closed
yesterday, throwing outseyeral hundred
men. The mine Is owned by the Stand.
ard Oil Company and the orc mined
this season remains on the docks at
Cleveland unsold.
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THE HAGUE, Sept. 1.-THE represent
atiyes Of the King Of Holland who will
attend the military manoeuvers in Ger
many have been instructed by the King
10 present to Emperor William the high.
grand cross Of the Dutch Military Order
OF William.
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Twice Burned.

CHICAGO, Sept, 1.-THE Burton build
ing, corner Of Van Buren, and Canal
streets, was recently burned down. The
rebuilding OF 1t was nearly completed
when this morning 1t was again gutted
by are; loss variously estimated at from
S3b. 900 To $50 900.
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NllSCEdENATlON,
Arrests for Violation Df the new Missouri
state Law,

state Law
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Sept 1l,-ln his
recent charge 10 the Grand Jury, Judge
White called attention to the existence
Of the new State law prohibiting mar.
rlaEe between whites and blacks. The
llBl arrest under tho law was made 10.
day, II being that q Charles Holgeson
aud 4 Col0re1 woman 10 whom he was
married September O. The Grand Jury
will consider the case. MisCegenAtOt
has been quite common In this city and
4 latge numberoi arrests are expected u
follow,
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DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Earl Of Scot.
land, the newly appointed vlceroy Of
Ireland, will take tho oath OF Office In
Dublin Castle on October |. llG will
make bis state entry Into the city on
DBcetnbeF 1,
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MAY EXAMINE THE Dl0ODSTAlSs.
An Important Order In tic cranin Murder
HrlnL.

Trial.
CHICAGO, Sept. lin the Cronin
murder case to-day talesmen were sent
out OF court and an order was entered
directing that the defense should be
given access to the specimens Of blood.
stains aud other inanimate evidences
taken from the Carlson cottage, the
trunk and the catch.basinj and that the
experts for the defense DO allowed To
examine aud test them in the presence
Of the experts for the State.
Up TO the time Of adjournment no pro-
gress'had been made towards securing q
inrY.
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ZANZIBAR, Sept, Captain Wiss-
man has offered reward Of $1,000 for
the head Of Chief Bushiri. This has
been done in consequence OF Bushirl's
threat 10 destroy the missions in the in
terror. The stations are not sufficiently
fortified to withstand an attack.
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DIVORCE IN MBTnODIsM.

No Cause Except Adultery VIII 10 ilOid a.
tANEui.
xrStA, ONO, Sept, ll.-At the confer.
enCo Dr. Lloyd presented a report hold.
ing that no divorce except ior adultery
shall be regarded as lOwiul, and no min.
ielor shall BolemnlEe marriage where
there 10 q divorced husband or wife lly.
Ing, except Ia the case Of an innocent
party where the divorce has been
granted Tor adultery. II was Adonted,
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE
E'iromen's Convention this morning
adop.ed q resolution 10 tue effect that II
was The sense Of the delegates that tele'
phone, electric light aud telegraph com.
panles should employ q mode 10 protect
uio firometl aealnst danger from contact
with electric wires at all fires,
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AyERlLlIS NBPlBw
pies Suddenly aud lie is Relieved to Have
IIeOn Poisoned,

BVOn Poisoned,
CHEYENNE, WYo, September 1.-THE
nephew Of Avotill, tho man lynChod
some time ago with "CalLlO Kate,n died
suddenly Saturday, The coroner ends
every evidence that he was poisoned.
Buchanan, who saw Tho lynChinR and
fired At tho midnight raiders, 10 under
police protection at Rollins and will ap.
pear before the grand Jury next month,
A determined effort will bO made 10
punish the feRulalofg.
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Fourteen Buildlpra purned,,

WINNIPEG, Sept. 1.-THE town Of
Shoat Lake was almost totally wiped out
by fire last night. Fourteen houses
were burned, aggregating loss Of $685.
600. Very little insurance.
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I,ltna and EnIdsnIo.

ATHENS, Sept. 11,--A number ofCaseB
OF cholera are reported In this city. Tho
forests Of pentellCuB arc on IRE. Twenty
seven thousand trees have been de-
atFnVpd.
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SUNSET. Cvx'S DEATH.
IIiS Funeral viii Take place Frldny-othsr
Arrangements.

Arrangements.
NEw YORK, Sept, 1l.-The funeral Of
the late s. s. Cox will take place at 10
o'clock next Friday morning. 1t has
not been decided as to what church the
services will be held In. Neither have
the pallbearers been selected,
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LONDON, Sept 1l.--A scheme Is an
nounced for the construction 0l a ship
camel between Ellnburg and Glasgow,
The capital Ia E7,0OO,0OO.
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ocEAS GRoyE, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE
big pavilions have been badly racked by
the surf. All along the ocean front the
beach Is washed out to depth Of fifteen
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
Salem's Dentists.

There is not a town in the United
States the size of Salem that has as
many good dentists. Among the
numbst s DR.. Jennings, well known
around this section of the country.
The Do tor has just returned from
the East, where he has been for
some time, studying the new pro-
cesses, etc. in his peculiar line of bus
mess. He visited Chicago, Cincin-
natti, New York, Boston and other
noted places, where he gained much
valuable information. He took adj
vantage of the situation by securing
all the latest imprgvedtQols and ap-
pliances that he found td be success
tul, and hey is now to be
found costly STUDIED in
the New Bank bPck pre-
pared to do an work in bthe line Of
dentistry, ig the most satisfactory
manner. He has the Only Boston
vegetable aaesthetic, an an@sthetic
for painless dertaIF extraction of
teeth. We are informed that there
never has beetr;Fn accident from the
use of the above instrument. He
also gained another important point
in dentistry, which enables him to
crown and bridge several teeth with
out plates. The Doctor has fitted
up his suite Of rooms in the latest
style and not cosier office can be
found this side Of New York. He
will reside in adioinirs 'Ooms, so
that he vii, be enabled to attend to
calls day or night. The Office door
is connected with the family apart
ments by an electric bell. Call and
see him in MS new quarters. In the
waiting room is piano Of the finest
make, and while waiting for your
friends to have their moIars extract
ed or filled you can entertain your
self highly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
Twn Rallrnad Items.

II. Y. Thompson, representing
Nelson Bennett and associates, re-
Gently held conference with the
board of directors of the Astoria d
South Coast railroad and submitted
a proposition to the board to take
the railroad project off their hands
and agree to push it through to
completion. They do not ask AS
toria to subscribe another cent to-
ward its construction. If the
proposition is accepted, work on the
road will be commenced Immediately
and will be completed to Seaside by
June 18th. The board Of directors
have not decided what they will do
but will probably call a meeting of
the stockholders Within a very short
time to discuss 8tliS, matter. The
Pioneer favors tHe PROPOSITION.
VIM. H. Hoag of the Oregon Pa
cifc told the Albany Herald that he
expected by tlle first of March to re-
ceive orders from the company to
resume work on the line eastward
from Albany. He said the company
proposes to push the work vigorous
ly early in the spring, in order to
connect with the great wool produc
ing country Of Eastern Oregon, and
carry the heavy shipments of wool
which have hereto ore been freighted
by wagons to The Dalles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
GOING UP RAPIDLY.
The Woolen Mill Subsidy Sure to Be
Raised.

When the woo'On mill committee
began their work of soliciting this
morning for the $4,000 subsidy
they had yet to raise the sum of
$4,000, the amount having been
subscribed amountingyto $11 $40.
They are soliciting to-day, but
each membef of the cdtnmittee is
going his own way, aud each re-
ports great success. They think
by night they will hav9 raised a
sufficient sum to make the total
reach $4,000.
Among those who avesubscribed
and whose names we hAve not yet
published are: Ladd 4 Bush, $500;
E. NJ. Croisan, $1OG Mrs. f. R.
Smith, 100; E. NJ. Wsite, 500; John
Hughes, 500; G. fSnowden, 500.
w. H. Byrd, $25 ~. w. Crawford,
$50; Warren s9fanston, 500; J. H.
Ross, $25; r. D. Jones $25; Nolf &
Donavin SOS; T. G. Shaw $50 A. E.
Strang 500 Mark Skiff $40; w. w.
Martin, $50 II. II. Wilson, $50; E.
$lO Martin & Cox, $50; ;
David Simpson, 500 Geo. w. Gray,
$500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
CAPITAL CITY NEWS.
Recital Of the Daily Doings Compiled From
Various Sources.
Happenings Over the City and News
From the Country.
The Reform School.

No sooner isSenator Chamberlin's s
bill passed, establishing a state re-
form school, than the fight begins
over it's location. Portland, via. the
Telegram, is pulling for it. Salem
should have it and points first to the
constitution insuB port of its request.
But aside fxQm his point, the capi-
tai city can oRG inducements equal
to, if not supsftor'tQ those advanced
by any otheFcity. But how state
buildings can be located anywhere
but in Salem, according to the con-
stitution, we are at loss to know.
The bill as amended approprlates
money and provides for the estab-
lishment of reform school, the
location to be selected by board
consisting Of the governor, the sec
reta"v Of state and the sta" slperin
tcndeltOf schools.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
49,. q. G. Entertainments.

The hGirs of the Womcn's Relief
Corps OF S2dgwick Post No. 10 OF
Salem, propose giving an entertain
mcut at their hall ON Monday even
ing, February lSth. The entertain
ment consists of musict, literary
and social treat aftet oy duiug
which their tables viii ua spread
with such nice eatables Ns only The
ladies can provide. An entrance
fee of only twenty-five cents will be
charged and the hall is ample for
the accommodation of alI who wish
to attend. The ladies are working
in a noble cause and need your kind
words and revo Uiinu a- mach or
more than your money, ,Ia.,pro
let all come and hryo u., nice
social evening Fathers, mothers,
brothers, sisters, all an" invited TO
come and see what a nae. ...u may
be had for only tUenty-uv, r,u..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
4 Church Dedication.

The dedication of the new Catholic
church in Salem will occur ON sun
day, March, 24thy The editlce is Il
commodious, Ns4Estautial one and
the dedication &iiNbe an Impressive
one, as severH high IN. the church
will be present and assist in the
ceremonies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-16
Arc .nent For a Eerrnm School.

That Oregon should have es-
tablished within her borders a school
or prison for juvenile offenders is
patent to all. There, are now IN
carcerated " the state peniten,i r
some for IfEsz 0ur prisoners be-
tween the ages/of 10 and Is years,
eleven prlsoD1Ts between the ages of
1'pnd IS Years, s., and an S fGrty,"ix ~ ..n be-
altogether siXty-one prisoners be-
tween the ages of thirteen and
twenty-all more or less amenable
to proper influences, and proper sub
jects for reformation, if placed in
safe moral surroundings.