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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11
ri AititIED.
PIERCE-GOODRTCH.

III II -VJVIJIlIN NII. = 4 IT
re ldence of the brides parents.
ne~r Chenlawa, on Saturday, Jan.
II. 1890, Mr.. Vine w. Pierce and
M9s PhC3a s. Goodrich. Justice
Nj. +. Gocdell, officiating.
The Above contracting parties
have a wide circle of friends whc
Join IN wishing them II life of han
pine and property. Mr.. Pierce
is "A resident of Salem, aud is /.
worthy young man, while the brid,
8 well known young lady of THAI
section of the country.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11


h"HANs, THE BoATMAN.n =
"Hans, the BoatmaD." the first
American play to receive recogni-
tion as such from The English critics,
was wrlttenfor and first played by
CahTlts, Arnold. in England, Mr.,
Arndld Presented the somewhat pe-
cullar aspect of an AmeFican-actOT,
with an American play, treating of
essentially American phases Of life
and with an American locale, boldly
going before English critics, who
had refused to allow that 1.-THE
states" had any "stage literaturev
worthy of the name. Flying thus
lE the. fice Of iron-bOund conserya-
tisln, his pluck and audacIty chal-
lenged admiration, and bis talents
as an actor and the intrinsic value
Of Hans" as a play demanded
praise. '-'t
Both were accorded HIM in the
fullest measure, and from the ini-
tial perfornlanceIO IN Sheffield
throughout the long run Of forty.
six weeks in London, where II was
witnessed by the nobility and roy
atty, on through a years season In
Australia, New Zealand aud the
antipodes, nothing but praise has
been heard of this charming drama.
II Is an idyllic poem treating of the
beautiful pin casof child life, with Il
strong romantic story furnishing
the dramatic thread.
Mr. Arnold siiigs several sweet
ballads, aud bis quaint Swia -Amori-
can dialect Is extremely fetching.
Little May Hpnan, the bright five
yefr-old actrt ). who plays the role
OF the "Baby COquelte," IL the
bright child actre ON the Amer.
lc,.n stage, ard has accompanied
Mr.. Arnold throughout his ENGLISH
and Australian tour. "Nord,u the
maJC nc st. Eernard dog that plays
the part oflLlon, Is the only dog on
the II ige today that acts from IL
cue.
''Hans, the Boatman," will be
scen at Rods opera house next
Friday evening, aud Saturday mat
lIttsa f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

NhcAiAsl, strongest Nn0 best, Wright's =
tNnipouud ENtmci of Sa,sllp tlll Hoils.
and vnrlvhes the hlood. Sold by ali drug
gisis,
All may psssess pearly white tecth, pure
nNath gud heiithN sums by uslus
Wuehtk MNrrh f0Ofh san Removes taf,
ar prevents decay. Sold ~ All drUggl.tsi
MrighVs itop Ceiery and Chamoutle
ltltets rVitaOls t0nic, appgtlEer ana AZ.
lS,iyht, lnNiS2iales the digestlve 0fgs.ils
ana prvVenta dyspepsia, can he r,lltel up
ON. sold by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

INhE boird of Iu ices of the Cree,p
4 StAe lhNpV s.Alnm hereby nVite
sVAl5u ptnpl ATS tr furnishing al the
NsN ium, salem, o.. The inloWing.
lpAuhd has renovated ,ees,i 6,athe-.
~ 0uOn.e, s,t, blanks s, o pounds each
senui ne an wnll warp nad iiutnr.s I"fi
!nehe Wide undt lest, s mchcs lnnr.
% az tmAtttf,,rs, /, pounds each. a. ha
gray uaig and at hr,i quality ucklng
tai .e1 aid >iilracd "a a..
~ yei", neaNA Amos keag pillow tiek-
ns, I , at Wide.
sample, mas ho serA at the otf.,e az
h'i,td of iru>tpts and aCi,is tnu,f lus H.
hgsNsr,itnrc thrncWith
Tue fih ht o. r,.losi any and all bid, H. -
serNcd hldS wiil hc ols,aed nt : a,,.l.s.l,
4 m'' an IDv0dlly, lau sl lVA
sNLNN~fsR itHNNaNEK
tiEo, ~, MCinapR.
a.. N. MEHB,
", A. NUNlY, ''''''>''
Clerk 0f h3Pa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11
Some Yiews .ea tla TlH 0aeslion.

Some Views on tle Tax Question:.
To the Editor OF the Capital Journal:
1t is time the tax question was
sensibly considered, and the fog
brushed away. Hre fact that nom
taxable bondse&ist Is evidence that
they-can he and'are used 10 dcfraud
tire honest tax payer. TIE ara that
feeds, shelters ahd iaUtc,is us can
be paralyzed1jy an unjust sys.em of
taxation. But when wc discuss the
matter, tits usnaIy Cor tie purpose
Of misguiding. With the present
suspicious arrangement the people
are growing uneasy, and at no dis
tant day taxes will he collected very
much the saIneas rents are in Ire
land or in Rome before the fall.
Either of the following methods
would greatly simplify matters, but
could not he made law in an Ore
goh legislature, as manipulated in
by-gone days. Every person giving
in under ali oath that will imprison
if false, giving in all the property
owned, all of one certain day in each
year. Every one having n blank to
M on thatdayLthe number of each
non-taXahle bond to be given in saiu
tax Isis. II would not be necessary
for tie "educated assessor to ask
Mr.. Hardup when he win he ready
70 le assesscd." The Imprisonment
of the person swearing off taxes, and
the cOnfiscatiOn to the state of the
property, would make the aesess-
ment roll very much more fOrmid-
able. 1t is fact that all the money
passes through the tax collectors
hands once each years and the pres
ent system makes 'ifinteresting for
the people whose property is all in
sight. If either system should ever
prevail, non-taXable bonds would
depreciate. CIT.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

II you have made up Year mind Ia bay
toslds eir atAfilia do not bc induss,t Ia
ttNo amy other. htstd's @arsa aparllla il h,
pcfi,liar mo,liVlne, lS,sssrssitig, ~ is ,,,,nl
lsf combination, proportion ana psst.ara.
tioo, curative i.nWcr suppFiUr to anv eiller
aftlsie NJ tbo stud bviifV the peotle. For
al aiievtlofls arisins n0ln lnplirV bib.,d ~
how state of tue system 10 Il unelualiea M,
Nure Ia get u,,0ds,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

With ITS intense itching, ury, hot skin.
often broken INTO painful cracks, and the
niue Watery ptiupies, often cause inde
scrbable suffering. Hoods SarsaparilIa
hts wonderful power over this disease. Ii
puriiies the blood and expelS the humor
ana the skin heils without a scar. send
Tor BOOK containing many statements o.
ccuresy 10 Z. I.''fdu'd a. 20, Apothecaries,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

SMALL, RUNAwAY.-T This aftei.
noon "a horse belonging to III. a.
skinner, ot Polk county, heclme
frightened eta p ing street c..,,
while s,dndilg inaront of the Candy
kitcheii, on CONNER i'll street, and
took u l,vely, spin south On Com
niercial sS,vet "a rrrs Slrte, where
II WA captured without dane Ie 10
homo or vehicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

LloKNsE 10 WEp.-To-day mar
rlage iiceuse were Issued to Authur
h. CrOgOy, end Rosa Manaigre,
also V 4 Macon and Marie &. Eel.
legue. IL ls NEEDLES To say that all
are now happy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

ANOTHER PRISONER. This morn
ing sheriff L,rdsie, OF jacksonville,
arrived In ,he city, having la ch, rye
one Abner Kent, who will serve
one years time In the pcnltentiary
ipr committing an ass jult upon a
fellowmap witha dangerous weapon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

o. EJgvENILE TBMPLARs. There will
be Injecting Of the Juvenile Temp.
!, - f.sl lars al the w. C,qT, u, haH, 70.
insl morrow afternooIbat the usual hotIr
All members requested to be present,
y 81, also, any who wish to join tle order
n n are requesIed to be on band. This
g Sa4 border rs given by hesnperinteident.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

Wli0 WAY HoUR GREAT GRAND.
FArHET.-The Detroit Journal de
siIes 10 10 2lve, by pCa,tl card, the
address ofult living male and female
descendants of levolu, 'onary oifi-
cers and soldiers of 1870, aud, when
possible, the a.me ana state of the
ancestor. Wonder II w. II. Ire j.
ley, proprietor of the Detroit journal,
10 contemplating raid upon the
national tleasuryp HaitI 4n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

BAPTIST .CHURCH.-1here will
y - ~ ,,, be prencnill2 -uufay, Jan, l2th, al
ygi sD5slJ;30 aud O'Clock. 6y Rev. 81. D.
.s1ay ra"Ciage, of Static Sunday SclIIol at
nos ~. Young peoples meeting Tues
day evening All are wei ,orne.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

lt Is hand%O hand tussel be-
tween the cold weather aud the
plumbers, aud IL is "a haud-tO mouth
case with the people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

the real estate transactions filed al
the ofiiee Of the county recorder TO.
day: .
Oregon Land company ID ~
lsp1el + Hall, It 2, OF blk 9, IN
aud II o OF blk IL, of I,iyer- III
side pdd t. Salem s 4OC
Orcaon Land C0 'tbRiJ
Hendricks and Geo Ii Siu-
bert, II 10 Of blk ~ of High
land add To Silem 4OO
Sterling L Richardson to
Augusta G. Richardson,
acre ipsari iMsrbH !'' /
a Coolld ,e "a al, Ia, Francis
Egalb bj tyqres In keel0, + 7
81 Nv sYl wv 27a6
fhcOrbgon Lnnd Co to IL
) Jordan, lts /, =, s and l2of
hlks IL of Riverside ed To
Salem '.s. 1000
CA H1borts and VT To Geo
IA Saubert and. R j Hend-
Hcks 8 aores la IN ar 3w 500
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11
IDbrIITE IJTke SUNDAY Weleo,ne

H'FF'7F ~ tyVT IIIFI NO ToUHUHY WtTCVIIlt
says: The Welcome notices lately
sLae9myin several Of its exchanges doubts
5-1l .sIu.4 HySnstH .tss ~ gile icNl chuse tilht
auli ldy lied 10 the KILLING or Marion Martin,
N 90 rold pioneer Of Lane county, and
suspicion N growing throughout the
state that the whole truth has not
vqg been told by Mrs. Taylor, who
u 10 claims to hapeshot him to preserve
. her hoIor "iirtt oaI r.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11
WaA nexWsnaper edveytisino a IN

'iiio.e tgs Was newspaper sdveFtisinga sur.
lori .ia.etsss NTH you last year? II not
% ~ Why iiotg 1T pays Others. II ought
syto pay you; and will, II wisely done.
Get good article, advertise liber-
1rauYl but jydleiously;1adve the
- truth ;pset forth the announcement
in a neat, simple, but pleasing way,
and satisfactory results. will folio y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

'@ lNsANE FRoM BRtEAvEMENr. -
This morning an officer from Port
land arrived In the city with Mrs,
Nfis Zelona Porchet, Frenoh-Swiss
woman, who win receive treatment
at the asylum for the Insane About
three years ago her husband John
f'orcheh stonecutter, was ac-
cldenty drowned at the Cascade
gugullqeks which misfortune at once
,EaI libegan 10 ptny upon her mind, and
her dementia has assumed serious
aa"o."i phase, For tiine she'wus confined
ssoa lp -, Niheents hospital, aud after
,t.,s,g, partial Seovery she was there en-.
ploy0d rs a domestic hut moro re
Gently she worked In n private fam.
feS lly. SHEETS but as years ~ age, aud
has been the mother of thirteen
1ssm,eN children, sNven OF whom are living,
The eldest In nfteen and the voting
est only " years old. The authorities
,A sN1 AVtlnhk tthab With propeN treatment
s,a,SA d csle Awlal al,seeh-sle''her ~lbrmerl self
again; The polr Nnrftpnateebild
- ''''' 4" 'fSA't.,iSe VIZ. y fss Gisesg g. ,sr
= .'s' c. S." IA "a s tiiell AZ GpaTLANn-
ss,NsA : Jhe AIsvaaile reedillgs ef Miss Jes-
"A. -. .,sFle "A NHheul AkdAall. M. c. A. hall
ssss, .sAai last night were re0eiNod with warm
4ssiAnaA caal,ln essl apRlaUssS isach selec-
- i4s,it s,.slonAfWoeiFed kheauty e,icQre. Miss
saAs~.,e' s'Oouthyuf tllore thga fulfilled the eS,
@,s',s,A = ~ peeiatsrns % her Au.lieneesh hnd sue
Y s-s' ~ -oeededtn dehghting ALI She has
is.r- .,-falfe ppwerH uf miuiitly aud her
's,.s y. ~ flcl AheA llssslolaa aga nmark,
s..s =. .Able, She, figost.Sse0. IA .pOlnd, full
'ssesass and fldh v6lte, which N under All.
ssst.--.rAifable cumniatA Whether inner.
easx ss,aF,aanatinls ,thes c,ld and naughty 4
King John or the pleatilhgVOles of I
little Arthur. Her reading Of
..tsg.. "Uncle Renben'e rglals.R la which
Is :. sho introduced lheway hhw u south
s.bA melodies nioved .the audience 10
.,n constant laughter -f0Slay's Ore-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

Have the DAIY JOuRNAI lefketI
your door and get all the. news, at
be01IieIg cents 4 week. lI4lInI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

The Young Mems Inyrkhuetl
Company are still on baud iA1phke
aTJ0nnVFsfipeIffp% rrhe pos mean bnsi-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

"a .,lrit. .AIoLl.Y,i iTiNE. ---Tha Old Folks
,sisf4n "Wlsist tclub met on 'tiIeir re Iul, +
isf'll Gyehltig last nlghtat the l,res'denoe
OF Mr.. II. II. Fleming. ,eorner oil
Cottage and CenterHtit6ts. ToVaty
. 7 the ttshai chstonL Dive whist was
iindulgedtln until 9al0, when the
ion committees was appointed TO award
Il" iathe pri2ts and determine the proper
~, n, names FOR the aWards. a,As soon as
.'7uT ssis this was arranged bountifu lunch
sth'a'b was'aerved ny M bHl'lcftflug Il bu.
y,s.,, Ing the anniYelalry W some friend
whose name the reporter could not
f7nn'~ obtain some object ri 10 the lavish
g,i..1 iissoft,netit OF cakes, but all vote,l
the hostess hearty thanks for her
efforts 10 make the occasion SO en-
jpyNbtq The rules the club pro,
llibit lunch but on important ocea-
s0ns II is left TO the discretion of the
persons Jrohtertalplng the club
%eS wf tgS gSesSS! stSss6 pronounce
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

-a.qrs ~i"The evening paper cqtains the news
'a'''N y Of today the morning paper gives you
5seafs the news Of yesterday ,s n1g,a bsse k =
.,Yc9s Ityes'i - HORACE GREELEY !,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

s T0 How TO CURE A CoLD. ---'I'fl cure
bad Hdany could you ever heard of, with
the simplest remedy you ever saw :"
z, 81 said D lady vOcalst of considerable
~. reputation Oh both sIdea Of ths At
lantie. cts oysters. Just plain,
simple everyday raw oysters i've
sung fourteen years Esre and In the
% otd country, and you may imagine
81 that the climate has often got the
sssm, better ofmy lungs, but rely upon
,a,a oysters, and they cnp. he depended
. ON. My husband told ME Of this
Z /. sAA,.hitlri Of medlcipe, and I don't know
. iaei now many years he had used them.
: They act as bonehcally on my
81 hHh Qliiiigreti1l5rud1 1tba neyt tin,n Jn1,,
ai 3, have d cbpSh 20 10 the oyster bar
.ids,i1 instead Of II drug store. ~ Boston
'iaors Globe ~ hf ~ 'fg
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

Regular services at the Christian
church tomorrow, by the pastor,
Rev. 'Sicafoose
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11
+. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following il IA correct list of
the real estate transactions filed at
the olIiee Of the county recorder to-
dav,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-11

D.oi. e. ,if, - .t.. ..,.f
rnS r,,Sheiis works, l5 Yolnme.
J2hR Ruskiu, ~ yqlumes ~
~ aaishlngtQn living, d voluI
GiariEsle,s works. ii ,ytolltqn
ITIehSh ReyolVuoD, > valn,
l.as Cases Memoirs of "a
W,Ie9rge Ellioyt's works, G w. ~
iHHarIlne'ii's History of En,
Iioo4 p P.,t ) works, illustrated I
hua nraoyS 5 Flyaway series, 8
HVmIyiDimple series, 6 ' yoIn,
a a UNI Joe's Scrap Btg, 6'v"I fo,u'
4'eheps' Little Folks, / vol, fdl
+h. Ina, In addition tdthe above
The works of Bertha NJ, i'T,p "a p
sssCome and look at Il
ur.s., .i. 81.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

He kept his word. At Roxbury he
left the train, and little later ne was
whirling to his home as fast as steam
could carry him. Poor, misguided
Vanl His rash folly had ruined his
own happiness forever.
He returned TO his Office, a-pale.
broken spirited man, grave and sad,
Days went by. His wedding day that
was TO have been passed with the rest.
Two days later be opened the morn
ing paper and read this announcement:
'Died-Suddenly of disease Of the
heart, at her home In Scranton, N, Y,
Miss Lenore Arden. Aged % years.
And in the marriage notice this:
"Married-At the residence of ].
Arden, Esq, on Thursday, the goth
inst, Miss Mabel Arden, OF Roxbury,
to Samuel Montgomery, ESQ.
The paper fell from Van Lsnuox's
nerveless hands, and he knew no more.
For long time he remained uncon-
scious, and when he awoke to life
again he was raging In the delirium of
brain fever. 1t had all been mad
mistake. The anonymous letter had
been written by some coward who Sc
cretly hated Van Lennox-the mar
riage to which Lenore Arden had re-
ferred in speaking of the approaching
wedding at the Arden residence was
that of her cousin Mabel as we'll as
her own wedding soon after. 1t was
all q mistake-a game of cross purpo-
ses, which had brought fearful result.
Van Lennox recovered, but he is a
heart broken man. Pale and grave,
he goes about his daily business. He
is getting rich, but he cares nothing
for riches; and all the rest of his life is
devoted to remorse and undying sor-
row for his own rash folly. sfh
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27
Mems Legs, Women's Laps.

A man sat on an ordinary seat in
an ordinary railroad car, opening q
bundle of letters, evidently the day &
mail, that had been unattended to al
his Office. AS he opened letter after
letter, he put the empty envelopes and
the letters that needed answers both
under one leg. Under the other leg
he put the letters that needed further
attention. -
A woman across the car looked over
at him envlously. How nice it is,
thought she, to have legs that can be
put to other uses than mere pedestri.
anism. T"ti .. s.'st
In time the man ran through his
mail gathered up the waste aud threw
it out of the window, pocketed the let
ters he wanted to save and looked
across the car at the woman. AT that
time she happened to be engaged in a
heated and frantic search for some
thing in her pocket book. She looked
and poked her fingers in and rum
mayed and grew Austered. Present
ly, in desperation, she upturned the
pocket book, thowing all its contents
in her lap. Though there were need
les, pins, scraps of paper, cards, coins,
bills and no one knows what, her lap
held them all, and all remained upon
it Indifferent to the motion OF the car.
"Ah," thought the man, "what q
blessed invention is the female lap"
He was right and she was wrong,
The feminine lap is of the utmost use
fulness. Servant girls make use OF, it
as they never could a table, peeling
fruits and vegetables and performing
a thousand Offices upon it. The seam
stress makes of it a sort of bag for
holding her tools and goods The
nurse knows its value to be greater
than any other of her possessions The
woman of leisure turns it into q writ
ing desk that ismore handy than any
that can be bought. " ''" ~
.,.. But the queerest thing about mems
legs and woman's laps is this: Dress q
man up as a woman and a woman as a
man, then throw an apple at them both.
The woman will betray her sex by
throwing her knees asundery the man
by bringing bis together. The wo-
man ID used 10 having lap-the man
Il f,ok ~, %.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

The greatest excitement over the ice
prospect seemst to be On the Penobscot.
SA New York man in Bangor hasbought
nearly $1,000 tons, paying So per ton for
summer delivery, the highest price paid
for years az 80 early date. Every ice
house will be filled and large crews are
to rush business. Three Bangor men are
preparing to cut and stack six Or seven
thousand tons on the steamboat wharf,
and Mr.. A. Fl. Babcock win ELL his coal
sheds One dealer has lust refused an
offer Of ~ ton for goo tons, and sew
eral dealers are almost millionaires in
anticipation according tofepofts. Keep
cool, gentlemen, keep COOL Lewiston
Journal. !
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

Thesti in Montg gomery county, N. G.,
overthe ghost scare continues and the
mystery deepens. About three months
ago the wife Of Thomas Fuller died. It
is reported that her married life was not
happy, and since her death Fuller says
her ghost torments him every night.
Whenhe retires hscan hear all sorts OF
noises in his room. Fuller cannot longer
sleep alone, but has some one to remain
In the room with him. The mysterious
ghost gives him great deal Of trouble
and has rendered him wholly unfit for
business or work Of any sort.-Rich-
mond Dispatch w M
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

u Tits the sober man that hath no trou-
bic with his night key. t6h.s
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M O r IG e

rhs Board Of School Examiners Of Henry count
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,licants for teachers certificates as follows:
In Basement OF Court House in No
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which will be given to the first three men in
each event, handsome silk banner will be
presented to the club scoring the greatest
number Of points The points win be scored
as follows: First man IN each event will count
FIVE points for the organization he represents,
the second man will score three and the third
man one This makes the club rivalry very
intense, and the many large athletic organ
izations in this country are gathering to-
cether their best men with the hopes Of cap
turing the banner, which viii make hand
some club house interior adornment. an Of
the events are handicap, winch renders the
picking OF the winners most uncertain. 1t
would be idle 20 say what organization will
win the banner. although the chances are
greatly in favor of the New York and Man
haitian Athletic clubs Harvard college, be-
ing 50 near the scene OF action. may make q
better showing than is expected, and recent
word from there IS that they intend muster
ing forty athletes to struggle for points.
The large majority OF entries viii repre-
sent athletic organizations IN tne vicinity Of
New York city, and special train VIII be
put on fer the athletes and friends 70 leave
Boston at y midnight and arrive Ia New
York having only missed a little over half a
day from business on Saturday. The games
committee hiss arranged other little details
for the big affair, snd il eneir efforts do not
result In an athletic meeting second TO none
energy and enterprise shall have counted for
nothing. NALCoLA ~ FoKD.