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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

We are fraii creatures physicailyIth
most robust among US. The unneaiby
man or woman Is in great measure ihcapa-
hie of benefit 10 socisty. II, for instance,
billiousness, q trouble OF frtqurnt ana oi,en
obstipately resistant of Ordinary iiloui'~
uon. OBJ tructs the harmonious sclion ~
,hs liver and the bowels, the sunerer Is
sn,e 10 be- dyspepiic. The three disordered
cnndiiiOns are sure 20 confirmed ny nesIec'
Under the erroneous condition impression
RAJ there Is no hope tr him, an iIlpi.s
s,"r in All jikell hObdeooftrned by ihe uss
~ ..hiset, ,onable remedies. the snheref 70
sni 10 become neglected., nay, even reek
la,s and that tue sooner he 's rehno,%ra 10
rom the sphere of human en9easD W"
better for ali parties coDceIned' III.
..'rtss of mistakes. Hts liseTis rrsP,ns,i,ps
I,,ssn ,ncOrpOrte part Of himself: now
n,s,oitne ii? By the aid oi iiost',Wr
stn,iach Bitten. certain ineuIuh ~
,ne re- establishneDt OF united, regular aG
ion in Inc ssounach, liver and bowers, ~
Also cures aud prevents maiariai' fhe"-
matte and kidney troubles.
To THE AsyLUM.-Mrs. Emma
I. Morris WAS today brought from
| washington TO the asylum f'r 'n'
s,ne by s. ii. Humphreys ana an
assistant. The lady Is 81 years o''
and has been aiiing for some time
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
CRIMINAL.
A sANAGE MIG RO.

SEATTLE, Oct. Sired erick
smith a negro Of the gentry" fra
,srui,s, is held by the police author
,i.. ON a charge Of assault with u
a..dly weapon upon Charles Adams,
. negro barber Of Jackson street.
smith and Adams had some
air,cul,y. Smith "ripped" out u
.nife and threatened to do deadly
xors A, a later hour complaint
"a. made to Oficer Pearse who
nlsced Smith under arrest. Smith,
however, on the road to jail. broke
away from Peaice.
He was In the act Of leaving town
when recaptured by Officers Pearce
and Townsend, having gone to the
Columbia 4 Puget Sound depot to
lave for Renton. This time he was
landed safe In Jail, but in the after
noon an attempt was made to release
him on a writ of habeas corpus.
When taken before Judge Humes
the hearing Was set for to-day At .
o'clock.
smith. i, il claimed, Is wanted in
New York for murder.
rISEp FOR sMuGGrING.
VICTORIA. r. c., Oct. s.-A young
man named O'Brien who arrived on
the steamer Olympian yesterday,
was fined tifty dollars for smuggling
v, Of Chambers encyclopaedia in
10 Victoria.
MURDERER ESCAPES.
C1LToS, Texas, Oct 9.-Nathan
Willis who was arrested In Loo
Angeles county for murder com.
niited seventeen years ago. and who
was In charge Of the sheriff of Gid
dinss county, Texas, made his es-
cape here at dark last evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
vELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
associated Press Report and
Disests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.

WHEAT STEADY.
cu,c.co, Oct. e.-Wbeat steady;
...h asl ,a9s; Dec. si.o2i@l; May
N.c6s.
s.x FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. o.
wheat, buyer, for 1890. Ia quoted
a.y atsi.sSl; season, $l.+Si.
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rHE VETERAN.

In the morning Of life saw him 90.
In the freshness and fullnesa Of youth,
To battle against his counfryss foe
For justice, for right and for truth
saw him leave the home he held osax
And march 10 the southern cline.
And szw him pause and drop tear
Over cor rades slain in their prime.
Isax him on shiloh's serrieIe field.
And In yickshurx's ere Of he'll
And saw him when faint from voands he
reeied
Where thousands Of oshers fell
say him 90 10 the prison pen.
where be suffered with ache ana pain.
And be brsvely bore his ssiferings shese-
II Was not in him TO complain
saw him again in the battles vsn,
where his bsood ran cat rich and red.
Where he carried his eountfy's Gag. like man,
DER Geld thar was covered with dead.
He boldly fought until white winged peacs
Brought the olive branch 10 our land.
Cemmanding the work Of death 20 cease
Ia our country. nos Tree and srAnc-
I'm the years that suecedc<i the years Of blood.
This soldier. nov old was srue
To the cause and the men for WHOM he had
stood
when be eAssed and vo1s the hiss.
I've seen aemaxoxues whom be thought we're
his frseads.
An. ior whaza he worked hard night and
day.
I've seen them use hsm for rcrsonai ends
TIL his usefulness fAded Away.
His hair that vsa black is snrnine white.
And his step asn-s sseady and ssroag
Asis vas in the days shen he chceFea In the
hxhs
And breasted vars M,lows 70 long
No more viii be ahczg scr tho ossy -songned
knaren
whose yever . nor % the wsue.
WHOM surely oe sauk in political graves
when The vss'nns charge % them again.
sx<xrss, nxk.9u<, Iop2
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no MANS LAND IS lsscluDED.


0WAsuISoros CrrY, Feb. 14-Ihs 1snais
co0misteo on commGrco today further con-
sidsfed tn bill to make deeper harbor at
Galveston They Win take : VOC on The
measure IT tie next meeting.
1he House and 6enate tofnt resolution
vas passed unanimously. congratulating
H. people ~ ths United Ssatss 81 Brasil On
Adoption q republican form q Govern
Menk
The Senate hill appeopriatinG $4,000 for
. public building In Portland. Oregon, was
taken from The calendar and passed
The Senate resumed considerations a H.
bin providing temporary government for
Oklahoma On Piumb's amendment to COM
prise No Mans Land within the neW terri
tory.
Vest. Reagan and Piumb advooasod IL
amendment. the latter saying the condi-
tion In which No Mans Land vas left vas
scandal On the legislafion Of The country.
Finally voss vas saken, ysas q. nays
Is. thus including No Mans Land within
the territory of Oklahoma
Plumb offered m amendmont = attach
the Cherokes outlet 70 Oklahoma for Judi
cial purposes. This vas rsjsctsd aftsr some
debate, and the bill Wa passed.
In the House Cannon. from the commit
- on rules, reported An amendment ~
quifing the titles Of committee reports 70
b entered in the Journal and printed In
the ReoseS; adopted
Conner also reported amendment 10 rule
Is (relating to roll calI) 10 provide that
after the ron il called the speaker shall not
entertain : request to record . vote or an
nounce pairs unless the members name
has been noted.
On motion Of any member or ct the sue-
eestion ot the speaker. . number SUFFICIENT
10 make : quorum in the House, Who do
not vote, shall b noted BY the clerk and
recorded In the journal. etc. amendment
adopted.
Cannon also reported amendment pro
viding that executive Communication and
Senate bills may b referred BY the speaker
to appropriate commissions without being
submitted to the Houss.
After . brief Democratic protest The
amendment was adopted
Crisp offered IN amendment - tho rulo
providing that no dilatory motion shall -
entertained by the speaker. adding The
words: "But demand for yoas and nays
shall not b considered dilatory." Altar .
brisf discussion this was rsjected.
Crisp offered IN amendment providing
that the speaker shall not, In any CO., ~
fuse 10 entertain m appeal from his decis-
lon; amendment lost
The House took recess untn tomos-
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- - = - -
51rr1Ir : - fTI. - : - - Irs6Il1ln
n : ~. 1n111,e nuo1f6lre p eonnnGr
- - - Xtrn -
- - e Irun7 = w. 1870
- wf1N 1nri1l1u.
80 f7nrks. 19i - 81 rroIol5n -
fo11umfne - - - p - lnnne.
- esr<r11rv ~ $3.50. "a 0Itrr - 60
mIruinuer Fl enklie lro,3s ~ csoafod )
nn~r.x ~ or1n1t - - - vitk -
$3.50 au 1880 cksirrnaM II hsara
efe1a 49, 60 $3.50 1uo.sv{exsrH 81 49,
- y - - u - tcn6a. It = unde
- $500 q ~ coenuujssicuoss q eneh
- . inupar4 90 seetfpu e Md
rffki. - cpen1v. ascsrtnin - erneraI
1910 - anpe1iso - va1un. II oon-
ufu.fonnrs sIsnli scposs d dup,fcnAo q ~
Gently audIsor and . - stais
bnerd Ihsn IL cuunty cumnskAs1poer
shau sisu no<ice ~ aass4tfss-
merit fcr shirfy DAYS e o. ccudifion of
A. lad and 81 Ne nu.nunt q - ~
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rHE souTHEsx RAILWAY.

work 70 Commence when The Beads
Are In Shape.
Pokr TowxsESp. Feb. l3.-Charles Els
enheis today returned from Seattle.
whittier be and Hon. J. A Kuhn have
been called by telegram from H. w. Nc
NeliI, OF the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, on business connected with the Port
Townsend Southern railway. The repre-
sentativss Of the Oregon Improvement
Company stated that the corporation was
ready 70 begin construction immediately.
and that o. soon as the bonds were placed
In . satisfactory form work would COM
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omno1 60 = sIIs uj11kn O. reneo. IT,
~euss - = 11se - tzun
$500 ~ II - III.
n - nent = - - s1s1fcn -
nslkihe = ~ - s1nll peevunt any 60
b1n - buneD laaynlto - - 49,
- e nnY cuatsnck ~ mjexfoue - -
onGE1l fnk1fc - ~ - ~
Judson, u HIerce. kaad thak tAis uoul1.
& GGkc<. rnpenl IT, whoto I'LL
Klumzn1R uoxod - stxikn ont - vurda
= 6noc1ly o. indiree1ly, reisRzing . thoso
who ui1fully pastip afs il vioiations q -
~.
epssasr FsieAan hs,d u.s. - bin. = 4
= would noe apr1y 1oempioyss q eospcEa-
tions uorking under salary.
1ho aNendmont ms logt-0 . 31-M
- also smother. STRIKING 81 - pEOsie-
IN for imprisonment q vioaaaurs. = vel
. fino.
Ths bm - tA1n passsd = nays
0-as follous:
Yem-Allem. nird. n3aeAhurn. MIR. DgeA1l.
HHoun q Dpnknne. Buah. Claxk. Conk. CUFnWou.
Dag. Dean. E3enA Parrish. HunMlesfslk. Tos1se,
crank 6EnhA HuGhe4 Hunsingsoa. unscnin-
-, yndssa az WAascDn. yadsaa a PiescA Ksa-
ostr4n1e-. Raintsr. Piersou, Pickrsll. Purdy.
Rsbertson. Rnssse, Sharpe. ehtnn. Tuckefs 1u1-
nef. WeazhkFford. III. epeaker-1x
ksys-Broun u Pierce. Drew, Evanst Candy,
Geo8Aegnn, Gsichxisk. Hnmiltnu. KADdlA Kuhn.
MeReaxy. MedealS. Megl1. More. Nash, Peter
spu, Rlannsr. Hoech. Shaw. sssvsnA Straight
II. h n. ~. 81 committee On compen-
sa1ion-- Fixing Tie SALARY of the clerk q
he supeems court u = 900. Va passed. In
Guiding emergency clause
s. B. No. IS. BY whallsy Crsa1ing TIE
once Of stats printer: passsd. including
the emefkency clause
s. B. No. Is. BY WhalIsy- 10 provide for
the stats printing.
Hughes offered An amendment, which
The House adopted. to prevent charging
the same for small type - for large type
work
Judson. Of Pierce. declared the prices 70
Be- charged q least Is par cent CHER than
they ought to b. He could not vots for
The bill.
Kuhn took - same position
Hughes said be had examined ~ bill
and found that the prices were only 5 cents
per thousand higher than IN Minnesota and
Kansas. They were not too high II good
work was wanted. He did not beltev0 In
the Cheap John" business.
After call Of the House. the bin was
passed-yeas 81, nays Z The emergency
clause was also passed.
On motion Of McReavy, the vote BY
which sction on 8. b No. II. for the loca-
lion Of m agricultural collegs in Whitman
county, was indefinitely postponed, vas NJ
considered.
The report Of the majority Of The COM
mittee recommending indefinite postpone
ment Of ths bill was again adopted-D TO
20.
Adjourned until 10 4 m. tomorrow.
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Di0eulty 10 Crossssg che Tcuehss
River.
wALLA WALLA. Feb. 13-Durjng the late
heavy frcshet in Touchet river. some Of
the fords usually used BY farmers in Cross
ing this stream we're washed awsy- On
Tuesday Mr.. Pickle and w. 8. snrratt
came nearly losing theIr lives in aItempt-
ing to cross ~ two different points on the
river.
Assistance wa promptly 1t hand In an
swer 70 their cries OF distress and thsy we're
rescued.
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p1,x11s - - onno 1n1fen = o11n1
ouze - vlllnC11.
1Icurlkonn ex1 - - = - -
80 e go - - uxD1 - ii - n1on
- 10y II snnoto telols1e.
49, in1o u r - 49,. AnW-
- = - enn1R, - eonsf1w -
wtf6h i - muo = that hesotpeoEo ou1r
e1 r IL HpsTs1nrxl1zeExcxa -
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tones Kinnonx oAjae1od. sn0Ing q - >
- N and ~ vnntsd 1ino = constdo9 r.
II cDDmit1os thon arlIa
4. 81 80. N6. " Hyde An1hoeizing -
cpnmiasionesv q - l6eaical LAks asylan
- issns 49, - : certnin tEact = Lord
n6iotning ~ aeyiu1 grounds. ~ pasnoo
unanfmcusly.
Psei1ion ~ eiaf.uns 4 Gilman fnxoring
- AnstEaiian sysssn & vsting - -
eenfnd.
n 10. ia, from jcint eonnisass a
hiehways1o pEssent ~ obsa5uctaoa 9
hiehvsys md - sha1e uufsances. vD ~
ferpd % Judiciary committee
H B. IA. b. Randall TO creaas II -
6ce q stAss eectogisk
Drum offered IN amendment that n
eAses where ths EsoIogist makes An anaiy-
- with stats chemicals ne stAte shall b
reimbarsed ths cost II he chsmicais;
adopted.
Ths committee aross and The bill received
Is yes and 10 nays not su1lcient 70 pass.
Weed and Jones changed thedr voees, and
ths former gase notics 81 : motaon TO -
consider
8. b No. IS. By Fasris To provide for
the publication Of The names 0f taxpayers.
Houehton moved 70 inds6nitsly post
pone: carried
4 b No. 81. by Kisnear- Relating to
duties Of the state treasurer.
Hcughton moved to strike out TIE pro
vision disquaIifying forever from holding
public ONCE any person violating the pro-
visions Of the oct In falling 10 account for
moneys 70 the state treasurer; carried.
The bin passed and the emergency CLAUSE
was adopted.
H. b No. Ia. BY Megler-To appoint .
ish commission: passed. with emergency
CLAUSE.
Adjourned until 10 4 M tomorrow.
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REWARD AND PUNISHMENT.

OMcials ArpsinAsA s.a n Oaesr Co.
demned.
WAsHrxsroE err. Feb l3-Among the
appointments BY the president today are
the following: Msntana-Davi Lamont,
Dillon. Washington-James d. Lamar,
Walla Walla California William S. Cam
non, San Luis Ohispo; Joseph McKown,
Livermore: Jacob E Whitson, Selma
The Senate confirmed Danisl Dorchester
g superintendent Of Indian schools.
The president confirms the sentence Of
court-martial in the case Of Lieutenant-
Colonel Fletcher. but mitigatss IL to sus-
pension from rank and duty on quarter
pay for three years.
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WOFk t0f1of004 - 10 W011114t00
Delegat1en.
WAsHIEsrox Crrv. Feb N-Senator
Squire presented memorial today from
the Chamber q Commerce 81 Port Town
send asking that . commission b ap-
pointed to prepare plans and estimates fos
. government dr. dock q that point
Representative Wilson has secured IN
order releAsing twenty-five townships Of
land In the Spokane land district. which
had been held upon the report Of special
agent alleging the surveys wsss fraudulent
and not in accordance with the contract.
These lands have bsen since eccuptsd By
settlers who have been unable 10 set title
to their lands Mr.. Wilson showed the Dc.
partmcnt that the report was erroneoua.
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FRANK BURGLARS.

They Assist tAs Prssseuting Attorney In
His W0rk.
WALLs WALIA, Feb Ia Haiman, the
burglar who broke into Browns store re-
eentlv. was trisd today and convicted He
VIII b sentenced tomorrow, Just one wesk
from the time the crime was committed
4 rsther amusing story Is tod in regard 10
the psepasataon Of the information against
burglars Martin and HilimAn. Pros1cus-
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wAsHrso1ox CIrr. Feb. 1.-The sub.
COMMITTEES Of the senate and House COM
mittees on Judiciary gave . hearing to .
committee Of the American Bar Associa-
ton upon the bill intended 10 give relief to
the supreme court The bar committee
arred In favor of the establishment Of IN
intermediate appellate court
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spseulasisa Upaa sAs Rspsrs - NJ Pre-
seated.

seated.
Panama, Feb. la-Ths work 81 the
French canal commissioner II rapidly ap-
preaching completion There are Ill sorts
Of rumors. but the consensus II opinion
b that choice Il plans viii b between that
of eanterean and Cole rivers. The former
b TOO well known to nssd description. The
latter conststs a - level canal 70 Bahia,
whers II b proposed 70 place The arst lock.
There win also b . double
lock at Rock cut IN the same section Of
Bahia and from that point 10 Parsiso. ths
distance wiz b covered BY The interior lake
q The latter point
At Paradise another lock win b placed -
well - one at Pedro Nicguel ard one q
Airad0rss. from which Lass point there
win b another - lsvsl canal to IL Pc
cidc terminus.
The estimate of the plan Is about the
same = pEopossd for the Santersan. 5oo.-
100000 francs.
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sems Opinlsas Delivered 40 @

ssns Opinisas Delivered a. casss
Set.
OLYMPIA. Feb. 13-The following de-
cisions were rendered today tn the supreme
court:
Territory n Warrington Ok nj. George
o. Kelly ". J. p. Stewart Of al, from
Second district, Tacoma; opinion Of lower
court reversed.
B. A. NcNair. city marshal. ETC., ". n.
Ostrander. from Second district, Olympia;
opinion Of lower court reversed.
J. A. Silsby ". Aldridge & Hoy ct a..
error from Second district. Olympia;
opinion reversed.
Clinton Going ". Charles A. Cook, error,
from Second district Tacoma; ct for
trial February Is.
Wilkins & Wilson ". the Ellensburx
Water Company, error. from Fourth dis
trict: BY consent Of both parties continued
until May session at the court
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WAIxA WAIxA. Feb. IA 80 of
Colonel Phipps. Who disd near this CRY
Tuesday. vas buried today under the
auspices a. ~ K a r.. being member
a that order.
The CO q Moon ~ Lehman. which
vas trisd In The superior court today. r.
suited IN . verdict against the defendant
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Carrie came home from kchooI -
DAY rather depressed abont h9 -
ton.
How did ron get On VIII -
tionsY. asked mamma. ~.
ai'm not surs Of but just -
but know got that rishk 81
what was "a 7"
"A man vss born IN io11 -
Isss; how old was be ""
.sAnd What was your answer
''Oh. I al5ded is4l and i80 49,
made An awful old man / GueN
have been Meshuseiah-v :.S
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County reaehers. Kxaminasie..

OLYMPIA, Feb. 13.-The regular quarterly
county teachers examinations commenced
yesterday ct the assembly rooms OF the
Collegiate institute. under the direction OF
County Superintendent 1. r. Yemen. Ex-
aminations will be concluded today. and
the result of the applicants efforts win BE-
made known tOmofroE.
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TAcoMA. Feb 14--PAt O'Farrell. middle
weight pugilist. hes challenged Tom C1eary.
Of this city. Tor fight Of tan rounds Mar
quis OF Queensberry rules. At catch weight
for $3.50 . side The fight Will come OF =
soon 6 axrAnkements can ha mzda
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TEE LOTTERY sCaKNK

Reports That The Noatasa Legislataro
Win He Tried.
wAsHrxorcx Crry. Feb. lS.-It has hem
reported here that the lottery scheme ne
Gently defeated in North DAkota, viii b
tried In Montana and IN effort made 10 ret
. charter from that state The appear
ance OF the lottery schemers in Helens
gave Yise 70 the rumoF.
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GfLEoy, Cal. Feb. l3-Eiwari Mar
field. who vas shot By William Paine yes-
terday. died this afternoon.
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e
James Bird recently sstufne1 -
bel, Wis. after IN ahssnce u thife1
snd wanted . reconciljattUn u111
from whom he had Obtained =
She dtdn't respond. and ~ uone
nois 10 visit his en- and dauoh1
Bird received IN invitation ffom
dren 10 visit them and immoGloc
for their homs. and many ~ -
ing . remarriage.
Frank De Forest. q Bay Coun1y n
Is alleged 70 have JUST ronnerg
woman from whom be vas dlvpee1
ty-six years sgo. and whom ~
seen for twenty-six years. Durln(
t<rval Mrs. De Forest went - !
married. raised family of cniI@g1
lost her second husband By desth
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WAsHrseros Crry, Feb. fa-oecrstary
Tracy Is confined 70 his apartments by
nervous prostration.
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coiored man from the count1x 1
ing at the locomotive vhea ~ Z
fireman called out:
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der fur 3 waitah, sab. en- ~ el|u
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