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The Death Of Count Punch.your.no

The Death Of Count Punch.your.nose.
Count Punonrostro, . prominent Spanish
nobleman, has just died in Madrid. The story
of his title 10 told in the Nouuele Reuue Inter-
rationale:
Charles Y was Q great hunter. One day,
while partridge shooting, he was accompanied
by q game keeper, who joined in the sport
The servants of his majesty were loaded with
game, when partridge rose under the feet of
the two sportsmen. Two shots went of stimuli.
taneously. The partridge dropped.
"who killed that bird9" said the king to the
game keeper. ... ,. ...
II did" was the reply.
"You lie, you scoundrel," said the king, in q
Thereupon the guard unceremoniously
slogged his majesty. The first movement of
Charles was to try TO kill HIM, but fortunately
his gun was unloaded. Then his second and
more successful effort was to save the man
from the fury of his attendants and to send
him of to prison with the Recommendation to
prepare for dssth, remarking, also, that his of.
Tense was all the more atrocious hesspss he
GOULD not say that he really did not lie, mas
much a. Il WAS doubtful who shot the bird
II have. no doubt about IL, SIRE" replied the
prisoner. Permit me to examine the bird"
The king ordered the partridge to bs brought
to him. and, after having examined it, the
guard affirmed that it was he who shot it, be-
cause 1t ives hit BY bullet, and he had used
bullets all day long, while the king used shot
further examination Of the dead partridge
by the king and his attendants proved that the
game keeper was correct
The king was sorry, but he nevertheless sent
the prisoner to Madrid. where he was placed in
he cell Of offenders condemned to death. At
the last moment the king promised him par
don II he would repent, but the guard refused.
Charles ordered the game Keeper to be brought
into his presence and again asked him II he
repeated ~, -.
Sire, replied the guard. ~ I had thou
sand lives and your majesty should tell me q
thousand times, without reason, that Lied, q
theusand times would punch your majesty in
the nose and Q thousand times ] would 20
| quietly TO execution!"
And you would thus be . loss 10 my reign!''
exclaimed the king. would that were sur-
rounded BY men like you! not only pardon
you but attach you to my person and make
y9u Count Of Poaonrostr0 Qist-in-the facet "
IN 1898 the title was formally bestowed upon
the new count and until his death he was one
OF the most faithful vassals Of Charles Y.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE
Capt. Geoghegsn. leaves stephensons wharf every
Sunday 1T O'clock pm For further information
apply 10 --
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6n Seventh Street Wharf.
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The union carpentsrs quit work ON the Bos-
ton brothsrhood grounds because the latter
has nos coniosmsd 70 ths Requirements OF the
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A FACT .thst ~ men win gray and many
ehedsd WhiHkerD should know, mat BuckmghsmS
oys alwess colors IN svsA beoWn o. black g wtll
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HAyE YoUn rURNIIgBE REPAIRED. kEuP-
H HoI0TB1ED and fINloHBD ~ WALTER'SAn-
tiaua Furniture store and Storage Ware House 1913
81 y. All voek done Stcln0 q lowest eAsh pricss
Se esess ehaxuD fog calling for Or dsiivsrlns work
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FINANCIAL.

John SHERMAN CO.
- Formerly Of this cityb
INVESTMENT BANKERS
San DIEGO Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST.
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sECUR-
ITY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED
San Diego Of the most promising cities Of the
Pacfhc coast. Correspondence solicited. III
mo. VI. COkSON JEO. W. MCCARTNEY,
u Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l410 + ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Railroad stocks aud Bonds, and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York, Phiadephis, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of Investment securities District
ephone Stock dealt in a.
American Bell Telephone Stock DO usht and sold ~
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ssK RAKAUER PIANOS" ARE OF SUPERIOR
n tone. touch and durability. Burdett Organs
H. KUHN. Practical Piano Maker. Prices reasonable,
terms easy. 1a2I Bun
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Teak STOMACH: IMPAIRED DIGESTION: OISI
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WAsHINGTON,


IN WASHINGTON.
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC.
A ses, 81 [s Il e. sss. s o1. mesa
WANTED-PUPILs II sTLNoaRAPHY: $40
mo4-lw' 1857 NJ. ave. NV
.nS AesSr
Coaching IN Popular Rsct.tion,; WIN Direct Anna. :;
W3oD,s c0Ms E,ES SCHOOL az CAP ST.
Endorsed by those in attendance
SEND for y ss pS m,s
CENSUS AND CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Complete inioI@.ton successful prsp.r.sicn
lynn An w in:si.Ss. sW cor. sss sna sta
III sut: Th:oTx ana 4nsiy.is q Na:e publ o. S a1.
Lymsn Mhsee. Boston. Mass. also Of NE Conserys-
Ninston Branch 1905 + st. n. W.Masilisrd'. Original
MssnSa tpSS:asr p Appls,Sn NYJ simpinsd
French Minister Of Public Instruction. mhl2.im'
HSpETHANbR .n SET y ERA IN THE ART ACNE
rspidity, isg6ility unprecedented seasons day and
tisf Si ;saf IS.
( ,oLuMBIA coNsERyAToRY OF music 81 PA
& Kew tSs S
WAsHINdT0N CoNsERyAToRY OF MUSIC,
w Good Templar Hall st and p; .ve,.Twenty,
Free advantages. b BELfAkp. breSscr iass I'm:
" 623 "A ave. opposite city Posi office;
sney Teiessphy. shorshand and rypsarsins 'o New
building and new fqTHsare Send for Circulars
Third year as Business Educator 10 this city Fff-
Joint author of the E.stmsS System of TfsnSs:
as Sn eSs Il
EIaENNlpss SCI! SELECT q; sca a ELEMENTAkY
RS ~ " ~ TAos W. srDwELL. Principal
EDwARD c. ToWNsENp,
corec, dep BrsssSnr y Voice Culture
Dramatic Action at 1917 18th St NV. IS
MISS JULIA z. BALCH. EXPERIENCED IN
hsr service. !. teacher 70 Member, Of the
can Cengress and to Foreign legations 1907 lOthnw
MISS BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE.
s@ip.Sn.. Special Lessons for Gems Census Bureau
THE BERL17z seH I 90 OF LANGUAGES.
TRIAL fi 9E 4 ESsH FREE.
nranche. in New aS Ssrf sOsson Brooklyn, Chicago
Philadelphia, Louisville. Paris Francel. Berlin and
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
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CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
- Corner 9TH and D SITS. NV.
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shSS Ct Ct AND
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School Of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing
Day and night sessions
CAN or send for illustrated catalogue free
HENRY C. SPENCER. IL. B., Principal: SARA A
hfkNCEh. vice Principal se23
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These demons of disease attack,
aflict, and kill men, women and
children who might otherwise live
long lives. They are dreadful, but
they need not be dreaded.
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To NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.
u THE POPULAR ROUTE
4 HE OLD FAyORITE STEAMER GkOE

fINO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.
IL The POPULAR kOCTE
lHE OLD FAvoBITE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
ppin,n,sn,s 49,: r.sas nne,csssa ss.,.
rooms large comfortable and heated By steam Polts
aud attentive oficers. Thorouxh discipline.
from 7th-street wharf MONDAYS. HkDSEsDAYo
The only steamer landing IT Boston wharf. Norfell
and the only lime having exclusive connection with
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE sTkAMEbs.
Commencing MARCH i, $50. the fare 70 Norfelk
and Old Point will be follows:
kurNp Tn nfiPP..... ......rG
SECoND-CI-ASs sI.2o ZACH NAY
Tickets and rooms at 6l9 and 1851 pennsyivSnla
ave. HAwley's, 10th aud u. and KAcxs Ezprsos
who wiz check 6asgase from hotels and private rsi-
nl9 Nm. p WEIGH supt. and Gen AT
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NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
IN SCULPTURE OIL. so. On and after MONDAY, No
yenber ls 1859. steamer Lady d the LAke, having
street wharf terminus 9Th aud 9Th street cars At
pm. Tnesdsy, THURSDAY and suRaay.. kstarNns.
connections for New York Philsdelpha and North ana
south. Tor state rooms and informAtiou regarding
freight call 81 Wharf OF Telephone Call "a Also II
and U. Ticket Ofhces 6ly and 1851 Pa ave-, and Hsv-
ley's Lxprsss: INLAND AND sEABoAkD COAST
ING COMPANY. ale
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y ligh ted, and the walls
itch most inHammable.
nix, on 4 r.dae of hills.
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IOrclbIe cbaracter In Amerlcan HE, the
man who best represents the energy,
the answering determination and the
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cob, and Joshua, and john, anu jesus
At last, between two trees j got a
glimpse of river. and said: What is
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evidence of fraud of a most extraordi-
nary character, and it declines to accept
the plea of incapacity or ill health. A
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feel again until We step into the Jordan
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gladness to see Us or BY
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parent to direct the EDUCATION OF MS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18

Jack the Ripper" of Mexico, wa.
to-day convicted OF eighty murders
ana fourteen raps. He wis sen.
fenced to death.
BELLsroSrE, Penn, Dec. 49,
The snow here Ii twen,y.fpur inches
deep on the level here this morning.
Trains blockaded.
NEW York. N. Y, Dec. Is,-Ths
Northern Pacific directors have
ratified their presidents agreement,
and appointed David 8. Wegy a
member Of the advisory Loard.
ELMrRA, N. Y. Dec. 1s.-A heavy
snow storm yesterday has developed
INTO u regular blizzard. All trains
are late and street cars cannot be
run until noon.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 49,
Mieghrs Il Co.. Of Rome, Ga., whole
sale grocers and cotton factors, have
assigned. Liabilities Sl5O,OM. As.
sets about same.
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500 Reward. $lW.

The readers of the CAPITAL JOUR.
NAL viii I've pleased To learn
that there 10 at least one streadt" di'
sens. that science has been able to
cure In all iis stases, aud that Ia Gu
tnrrh. Halls Catafrh Cure IL the
only positive cure now known to
,hr nj. .dical fraternity. CaIarrh
beinga constiturianal disease, re-
auires ~ constitutional treat ln'e''t
Fl IFS Cntarrh Cure IL taken inter
nully, acting directly upn the Sys'
ten,. thereby de.,r"ying the f"un.!a'
ti"m Of the disease, and giving ,ha
natiemt strength by building up the
Constitution and assisting nature In
doing its work, The proprie!,,.rs
have so much faith In its curative
mn ,r,wers that they offer One Hundred
D ,llars for any Case that u falls 10
enre. kend itr list II tesiilionials,
I"iII x,i'lr.ss. j.. j. Cl,s,,ry 4 CO.. ToIs-
do, o. Sold by all Druggists 7oc'
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More About Chickens.

CORVALLIS, Or, Dec. II, 1900.
Mr.. BEEMER, dear sir. 7 tbini,
from your letter in the JouRANi
that you must be having greal deal
of trouble with your hens. Now, ]
have had some experience with
liens and If an Oregander will take
u little advice from a Michixander
maybe ! can help you Out. Back
Fast. In Micliga", where came
from, hens were as uncommon as
fieas are In Oregon ard we didn't
set up all night racking our brains
to invent some way to make them
set down all day--and as for laying
that was no trick at all. Now, l
will tel! you what I did. When l
came to Oregon two years ago aud
saw that eggs were so scarce made
up my miud that / could make
small fortune and with little trOuble
NJ raising hens eggs. So I bought
NE some hens last year. Allspring
and summer l admired them and
fed them well aud sometimes would
even go nut at night to see If they
were sleeping with their heads in
the right direction towards the
sou,h.) They say that makes some
difference In the. size of the egg.
All the fall they have been allowed
free range of my back yard and l
considered them very ornamental If
not useful. Now / am reaping the
benefits of my labors. This ni0rn-
ing Oh opening the door to my hen
house saw one beautiful little egg
IN the nest. Now, the secret of my
success is, just give the hens time
and they will get there just the
same. They may be little bit
slower hens but remember that
"tinle works wonders" At the
rate mine are going now I expect to
he able to retire by spring with u
small fortune ard a fine tand Of
chickens. Now l will tell You what
] am going to do with my egg. /
Am going to preserve il and send it
to the Worlds Fair at Chicago to
let The people see what hens can do |
in Oregon If you only give them q |
chance. Then l iaveas idea that
the country will be flooded with
people seeking new homes in the
Iand of eggs and sunshine. Now.
MIR. Beemer, if you need any more
advice just drop "A Ine to
Yours truly,
SAMANTHA PERKINS.
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A Fearful Heritage.

The transmission of BLOOD rAINTS en-.
tail fearful consequences, and those 80
affi icted. have urgent heed To purify the
piuoi thoroughly every spring. Neglect
of This Often leads TO fe ,rful coinplic,li ions
Of disease. A gentleman whose family
were greatly Ht1i icted writes us thus:
GtNTLEMEN: Nj, wife and babe, fou:.
teen months oid, and IL boy of five, have
suffered fur years with hereditary scroftila
or King'sevi, and ", uld frequently break
out in sores have employed the best
physicians, but found not hing to relieve
them until tried Hiboaru's Rheumatic
syrup, Have led fourteen bottle, and
lind to I.y nstonishment they are entirely
cured. Words cannot describe the value
Of your med cine MS blood purifier.
shall recon mend 1t 10 ali who are troubled
from impure blc,d.
JOHN MUELLER WEISS,
Dealer in groceries iand provisions, Al.
penn, Mich,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
ACCIDENTS.
Two TRAINS COLLIDE.

!: PORTLAND, Dec. l8.-Last night
the Albany express on the Southern
Pacific line, which leaves ut about
S u'ciGl.k, cshlided with the Port
land drVanc0uver truin ut the cross
ing ut the Intersection Of J and
First streets. The engine struck
t,e,ween the passenger cOaches,
turning them over on their sides.
The accident wins most fortunate
IN that no one was killed, nor were
any seriously injured. The engineer
on the motor claims that before he
reached The Southern Pacific track
be. stopped the train, whistled and
then went on. The motor and first
coach got across the track when the
expfess truib run Into the cars,
striking between the platforms.
The pasyengerx inside the cmchcs
were shaken up, and II few received
insignifIca bruises. Had the Ell.
gine crashed tutO the side instead vi
striking between two cars, the re-
suits would have been most dis
astr0us.
Engineer White, who was in
charge Of the Albany express, says
be whistled ~ no approached the
Portland aud Vancouver track, aud
was n'"vimg very slowly, which of
course must have been the case, as
the train WAS stopped within sixty
feet. The large warehouse ~ tn.
corner prevented White from seeing
the Portland aud Vancouver train
until II was within, six feet Of tht
h'u'hern Pacific track. The loco
motive lett the track and tore VI
the planking fOr alWut ten feet
Nad the tram been going rapidly,
Nwould have plunged into the flats
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE WILLAMETTE

THE WILLAMETTE.
S Banskolfsky, T q Arnold. L H
Scrivarer, NJ J Franklin, H Pilking-
ton, s F.
S w King, NJ Caro-, b w Bow.
man, E e Harrington, S H Mitchell,
J Byrne, Albert Heidner, J b Lay
son, s w King, NJ Young, Portland.
JH Whitlesey, CressweIl, Oregon.
A l Rupert. H L Sroggett, E G
Dennis, Arizona.
Joseph Smith, Rainier.
A B Corwell, N Y.
+ H Christainier, Agt., Annie
Ab0tt.
w A Marin, Detroit.
J N Spong, Lincoln.
T. II Drew, B,ston.
COOK HOTEL.
Klosiernlan, RS Began, Portland.
Scott Jones, Gervais.
S Scrunner, Portland.
Theodore, Eagle City.
IL Hanlbleilan, Sweet Home.
Joseph Loscuobe, French Town.
Fred STANCE, Salem.
JAl McFadGen. Salt Lake.
Roy Riggs, Dallas.
Nj 4 Viches, s G Emory, Saliena,
Kansas.
Al Wincl,ergle, Council Ruff.
NJ ii Matteror, Saille.
s II Brockway, Portland.
NJ Smur'hirges, Mt Angel.
CHI Roper, Turner.
CT stanton, City.
A Parker and family, Dallas.
Z johnson, WoOdburC.
M H Downing, M Arthur, City.
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CRIMINAL.
A WEE MunDEKER HING

WALLAND, Ontario, Dec. 49,
arthur HOyt, who murdered hi,
wife ny pushing her over the cliff q,
Ni"gara Falls July last was hanged
this niornimg. The condemned man
walked to the scaffold firmly and
with smile on his face.
INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE FIGHTING WARRIORS.
DENVER, Colo, Ds.c. lS. A special
from the six,h cavalry In the CIry.
enne river, via Rapid City. says:
Major Perry's command WIS Joined
early this morning, and Scout Gus
Craven reported that near Smiths
vile a large number of Indians were
seen In u small creek In the brakes.
A number Of shots were excbamg, d
while sonIe government wagons
were crossing Spring creek. They
ana their escorts were attacked by
fortv Indians and over one hundred
sl'o:s were exchanged. One soldier
was wounded and another was shot
through the hat. A troop Of Capt.
Wells cavalry came TO their rescue
aud the Indians run away. Craven
reports having seen slxty.five tepe.+
which contained one hundred Indi.
ans canped near the mouth Of
Spring creef early this m"rnine.
Tronl's were sent out but the hostile.
agnin returned to the had lands.
Gen. Carr has sent armed PARTIES t..
guard the ranch where the Tndiai'
WIS killed yesterday. He was
nephew Of Kicking Bear. Yesterda,
Gen Carr sent trsn'ps Of cavalry VI.
into the bud lands to watch any
movement Of the ln,stiles. The only
known outlet for these Indians IL u |
rail which goer up the Cottonwood,
across rMd from Rapid creek 4.
Wounded Knee. This pass will M
closed tomorrow by large body Ol
the sixth infantry.
BY HOS lie INDIANS. |
DENVER, COlO., Dec. ia spe
,ini from Cheyenne river, via Rapid
City ut $3.50 this morning by courier
ust ~ has AROUSED the camp. He
'tates that u parry Of fifteen meh
ire l'eSeiged fifty miles from here Oh
spring creek. At Daly's ranch the
indians have made three attempts
q fire the ranch one Of which was
lenrly successful. General Carr
ent Major Tupper with 100 men 10
he rescue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
PARAGRAPHS.

Heavy storms In New York ana
Pennsylvania.
Dubois, SI,oup and Mcdonnell are
10 be the U. s. senators from ldah"'
The corner stone of the new PERT
land city hall is to be laid with ap-
propriaic ceremonies on SATURDAY
1t Ia reported that the negroes az
M.ndun are affected by the Messiah
craze. and are holding meetings III
the empty government buildings
Pinshurg and vicinity have bee"
,,uri,d under a great snow ssorn''
. .hicb il now over aud business Is
.uniu resumed. The monetary loss
js very great and will reach away
up into The thousands
At Chicago the great banking
house of Preston. Kean 4 Co., has
failed. =. A. Kran dining business
uuder the name OF s. A. kean q
20. asaigHed this morning.
Warrants have been issued for th'
.rrest Of Kcan and the cashier III
receiving money when the oahs
=. As known to bc insolvent.
AT Providence, II. l., Owen bros
agents ef the Atlantic Cation M'''s
have assigued. Their liabilities ar'
large.
Augusta viatorIa. Empress "
.C,er,aany, has given birth I" . sou
st the royal palace, IN Berlin.
('Iry or Mexico, Dec IS.
t&onIo GusrN, alias ChA'eque'0'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
BRING ON YOUR KICKS

The JOURNAL believes IN full and
open public discussion Of all public
matters. Its columns are always
open to proper criticism Of city,
school, county or State officials. We
shall make an exception however,
the week before New YEARS. No
room, for kicks, ar complaints In our
NEW YEARS edition. We do not
wish to be bearer Of messages of
blues or as,.idity to the Eastern
world. So if you want to venti'ate
anything or anybody, do it before
Christ mas, or wait ill after NEW
YEARS. Let Us have one week Of
sweetness, peace, pleasure aud light.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
STATE y
FROM ALBANY.

ia. .,A,vpANy, Dec. l8.--I'he tota
amount Of unsatisticd mortgages II
Linn county, as revealed by figures
tusr completed BY the county clerl
ia as fellows: ON real prOpert,
SLslO, OH; on personal property
siOe .O70. The total value Of tMxabl.
property, rs rcr assessment rolls o
1890, IL $8,68l,O23, which shows
ubout one-sixtb Of the real estate
under mortgage.
DALEAs NEWS. -. :;
DALLAs. Or, DC. ~ --Thon,as j.
loveludy, one " the old pioneers,
who came to this country IN 1916, or
about that time, died ut his home h,
this city lust Sunday morning, of
paralysis. ut the age Of "a years. He
leaves five children, three daughters
and two sons. His deatl, ~ uDiyer.
sally Iaiiiented In the community.
At an early date MIR. I.oveludy
honiestpaded the land On which the
principal portion Of Kansas City
now stands.
APIONEER WOMAN PASSES AWAY.
JACKsONvfi.LE. Dec Is. - Mrs.
GeOrgena A., wife 0f Hon. William
Kahler, died after y short illness,
aged 70 years. Mrs. Knhler came to
Jackson county IN 1852 aud was u
member If the pioneer society. She
was u native Of London, England,
and a woman Of rare excellence and
purity Of character. She leaves y
large family of grown children In
this state and in Washington.
LARGE NICKEL DEPOSIT DIstOvEED.
ROsEBUKa, Dec. l8.-J. b. Riddle
made A .pe v. discovery Of nickel near
the old Oregon nickel mine, three
miles from Riddle station. A speci.
men on exhibition ut Graham &
Co.'s real estate. Office contains about
b per cent Of nickel. The q,inn-
'lty II inex halistible.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
WHAT has beccme Of the Port
land and Salem democratic dailtee !?

THERE'S another thing In con.
nection with taxes that should b
attended to, and that IL to have q
state hoard Of equalization, actively
perform its duties and put nm end to
the dilatory returns aud the rivalry
between the different countiea Of the
state az to which shall pay the least
Of its just proposition Of the state
taxes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
70 STOP WORK ON THE UNION
PACIFIC SOUND EXTENSION,


Yesterday Mr.. V. &. Bogue, chic
engineer Of the Union Pacific, re-
ceived II dispatch from New York
stating that the executive commit.
tee Of the Union Pacific have
directed that the work shall ht
suspended Oh the road from Portland
to Seattle.
As q result Of the new railroad
movement, that the great roads, the
Northern and the Union, will cease
to antagOnize each ether is most
probable. Co operation, a'her than
continued opposition, may be ex.
pected-each road developing its
own territory, and each granting
accommodation to the business of
the other. A leading question is
whether the line which the Union
Pacific Ia building to Puget Sound,
in opposition to the Northern, will
NE completed or nDanOoneO.
Some claim that the suspension
will only be tenpOrary--durilIg the
winter months, or until about
The work will not be
abandoned all ut once, but us fast as
he contracts CAN be closed and the
Day roll made out.--Portland Ex-
lminer.
Ii the Jay Gould management
will put 4 stop to the use of the
Union Pacific for the purpose of
tOwn-s,te bOon,s it will
De u blessing to the public in gen.
.ral. But what will beco,ne Of the
'eul estate land sharks aud their
newspapers?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-18
FOR EIGN.
THE WAR IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dec. 18.--At a meeting
~ the corporations Of Kilkenny to-
lay son,e members introduced and
attempted to pass a resolution de-.
c'nring In favor Of Hennessy, the
parliamentary candidate Of the Nc.
tarthyites. The Parnell men oh.
iecled and the supporters ot Hen.
messy withdrew from the meeting
Parnellites thereupon elected chair.
man and passed u resolution OK.
pressing confidence in their leader.