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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
Sooec DIRECTORY.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
YOUNG WRITER'S "poN'Ts.'

Don't make your correspondence So trouble
come and exacting that your work won't be
wanted on any terms.
II an article is declined don't send long
letters beseeching or demanding the reasons.
and asking all manner OF criticisms. com
ments and directions for future attempts
Save your time and stamps
When your manuscript Is bought and paid
for don't nnportuns the editor to mail gra-
tuitous copies Of the publication IN this, that
and the other address The publisher has
bought your goods: buy his. and send wher-
ever you wish.
Don't punctuate your manuscript with
dashes, in place Of commas, semicolons and
periods. A manuscript which is not worth
the trouble of punctuating properly is not
worth sending If you don't know how to
use commas sem,colous and periods COR
rectly. learn
Don't spin out an involved sentence over a
whole page. Shorten or divide the sentences,
and zee how much more iirect and forcible
they will be, II an editor kindly straightens
polishes, or ccnienss your English for you.
don't fly at him wratnfuily With . charge of
"mut1atins" your copy.
Don't send directions that such and such
words OF your copy must be italicized. Every
publication has its own standard OF taste
about such matters, and will probably ad
here to it, II an article offered in summer.
but suited only to the depth Of midwinter, is
accepted 70 he used when seasouable, doa' I
begin in September writing letters to know
II it has been published, hen it will be pub
lished, and why and wherefore It has been
deferred 50 long.-The Writer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
A FEW CLAM NOTES.

The most beautiful clam shells are found in
West Indian waters One pair Of shells il
valued at s.
There are 100 different varieties Of clans
and $50 different fossil remains of clans hav e
been discovered.
The concentric rings which run around an
ordinary clam shell Indicate successive stages
IN the growth OK the clam.
The baptismal font in the church Of ST.
Sulpice. in Paris, is made Of two large shells
of the chama gigas. or giant clam.
That portion Of the clam which is 50 highly
priced by the angler because it is hard and
gristly aud will remain on the hook = long
while. is the CLAIMS foot
The Arctic fox and the hawk, when sick
have been observed to dig for the soft clAm
thus indicating that even the animals and
birds recognize its medicinal qualities.
A little salt dropped in the holes which
perforate the sand. Indicating that clam is
at home, will bring it to the surface in
lively manner. The soft clam never com
pletely closes its shell
The mouth Of the clarl is located on the
,iie. When feeding the clam takes the SEA
water through its mouth and into its ston-
ach. After extracting what food substance
t requires the water is pas ID out of the
shell again by means Of two siphuns.
The largest clam in the world is found in
the West Indies. 1t is called the chana
gigas, or giant clam. This species is quite
common in West Indian waters. Lord Banks,
Of England, owned a pair Of these shells
which weighed 507 pounds The animal
which grew therein weighed twenty pounds
The West Indian clam has q shell Of ex-
quisite beauty This ciam is captured by
means of long. thin poles As he hes upon
the bottom tie clam can be seen from the
surface with his mouth open in the act Of
fessling. The native thrusts down his pole
between the shells. which Close Immediately,
and 30 the clam is raised to the surface.
New York Evening Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Three years ago a prominent citizen OF this
city, and the owner OF block Of buildings
on Main street. lost crow tssr. and up 10 this
morning never had any trace Of il He acci-
dentally stepped INTO - business place, aud
overhearing y conversation about a crowbar,
it reminded him Of his los, treasure, and for
fun he said to the proprietor; Uncle -,
l wish you would semi home my crowhar,
Isn't three years long enoughf Upon my
word and honor" said the proprietor. Il
have put out that crowhar no less than
twenty times to bring home, and have for
gotten it each time. Here, John, You go up
10 my house ami bring Mr.. rs crowhar
home, and don't let the grass grow under
your feet" No one has sufficient vivid i'm
agination To picture to himself the surprise
Of the owner OF the har. He thinks il was
the biggest hit be ever made IN his HE, -
Danbury News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
pAvcAreas OF eve.

0nraA Dsf.hardr calls herssf ''tAs Da1s
sehaual q voaseaLs
Ma H9risou devosss all Of her Paro
tins 70 painting china
NrA De Lancey Kane has . coronss Il
diamonds, which she wears NJ the opera, con
e.ininx 80 rare stones Of blue and yellow
light
Niu Hale has etched an admirable ikeosn
Of Father Damien from . photograph which
WIS taken .; Holokai not long before his
death.
ate during her visit To Freshwater, and Lord
Tennyson may dedicate . poem ~ the beau
tiful actresA
Nina Patti and the late Marquis de CAux
were married in 1868 and separated in 1850.
She charged him with brutal Treatment and
shameful extravagance
1t is said that the Duchess Of Albany
widow Of Prince leopold Of England, is anx'
ipus 70 Be married again, this time to Ger
man prince who is related to the family.
Mildred Fuller, the chief justices nfrh
daughter, is . blonde. with large blue eyes,
and golden hair that lies in short ringlets over
her head Her cheeks have brilliant color
Mrs.. J. p Robson, Of Pittsburg, aged =, il
an aunt Of the now world famous Emin Bey.
Emin Bey, whose right name is Joseph
Schaitzler, Was 3 years old when Mrs. Robson
left Germany for America, and since that
time she has not seen him
Lady Brooke, who is one Of the most fam
Gus leaders Of London society, has been Great
ing . sensation in the Essex hunting field BY
appearing in pink" habit She was beau
tifully mounted, and rides very straight, and
her appearance is always hailed with delight
among the Essex people, who ore devoted to
her. Lady Brooke, who possessed a large
fortune in her own right, Is married to the
eldest son and heir of the Earl Of Warwick,
Of Warwick Castle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
wOMAN'S WEAR.

Many costumes have princess backs
Much plain velvet will be worn thiJwinter
The most popular flowers are of shaded vel
vet.
Very few buttons are seen upon dresses or
nantes.
Stiff collare.tes, girdies and epaulettes Of
Jet are very stylish.
Plain bodices, princesse dresses and polo
naises are all in high favor
White, pink, cream and heliotrope are the
colors demanded for evening gloves.
White cloths are effectively trimmed with
black braid and edged with dark fnrs.
The "Artilleurerr coat with jacket fronts
revealing a vest is An extremely natty little
basque waist.
Four button dogskin gloves in brown
shades are the favorites just now for all or
binary wear.
Light colored velvets, with Innings Of white
1hibet goatskin are more than ever used for
elegant nantes the present season.
Round waists have but few seams: may b
either full or plain on the shoulders. and have
no darts, but are delcafely pointed front
and back.
Odd looking reception dresses will be seen
with low necks and long glove sleeves which
are wrinkled on the arms like mousque-
taire glove.
Black lace gowns are mounted OH black
acceptance with a pet,icoAt Of black satin.
Sometimes the entire underdress is Of pure
white velvet
F1eecy lined silk mittens, fitting almost q
closely as glove, may he procured this $50
son, and are invaluable to wear over kid
gloves in cold weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

In the Ukraine Russia. the maiden is ths
enc that does 81 the coertins. When shs
falls in love with man she goes To his hous<
and tells him the state of her feelings II be
rsciprocates all l. veil, al formal marriaSs
i duly arranged IT, e"veser. he is anwill
ing, she remains there, hoping to COAX him
into better mind Tue poor fellow cannot
treat her with the least dissourtesy or taru
her out. for her friends would ee sure 70
aveuge the insult HIS best chance, there
fore, il he is really determined that he won't,
. 10 leave his home and stay away as long
Is she Is in IT, This is certainly peculiar
way of turning a5nan out of house and home
On the tsthinus Of Darien either sex can dc
the counting. with the natural result thai al
most everybody gets married. There is moi
quite the same chance where the girl has &C
hide the notions OF he>itating or bashfu
swain Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
LITERARY LIGHTS.

Mr.. Stead has resigned his position az edi
tor Of The Pail Mail Gazette.
Lord Tennyson is very hospitable in his old
age and likes to entertain young people.
Thomas Brown Peacock, the p-t Of tn.
prairies, is yn,sng man not vet 81 years old
Balzac lived to he 50 and wrote twenty
seven books. Night work and strong coffe,
killed him.
The late Cuthber, BeLe was q well known
contributor to English periodicals. His real
name was Edward Bradley.
Mayo W. Hazeltine, the we'll known liter
ary critic OF The New York Sun. is in the
prime OF life. n bon vivant, n bohemian and
a man who talks, if possible, better than be
writes.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes will not follow
in the footsteps Of Tennyson and Browning
and publish volume of poems in his old age.
He has not given up his literary pursuits, but
il i, Sail that he now DESTROYS whatever be
writes.
Athens has 4 modern Aristophanes, who
il one Of the best known characters in the
Greek capital His na,.le is Suris, and he is
proprietor and editor of the comic paper Ro
mics. every line Of which, including the adj
refreshments, he writes himself III verse
\ friend and admirer onra said TO Robert
Browning Il have studied long upon tdis
passage in your poem, and am unable to com
prehend it Pray, tell me-, what is the idea
embodied in itr' Mr. bro wning read the pas
sage over and replled; Really, cannot tell
bat telieve it will he worth your while Ia
keep on studying it,
Mr. Joseph lee, Of Boston who visited the
great Russian thinker, Tolxtoi, not long ago,
found him looking older and thinner than b.
il represented in his pictures His long hair
was parted in the middle. and this, with his
unkempt beard and strong, rugged face, gave
him the LOOK Of Al animal He ha. abou,
forty followers and disciples
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
PARTISAN FUR NOTES.

CAPS worn 10y young Ladies hav- the crown
made of seal and the RIM 81 some dark dat
fur.
Among the furs used for ladies garments,
the principal oues are ssAl. Persian, caracul
and otter.
As trimmings for jackets, wraps, ETC., seal-
skin and Persian axtrakhAn are taken. This
latter pelt is especially adapted for jackets.
NUTS are made Of all fashionable furs and
have not grown any bigger; the attempt 70
bring into fashion large NUTS failed entirely.
Shoulder capes are pointed in front and
reach u the waist. They are made Of genu-
inc or imitation seAlskin. Persian astrakhan
or otter.
Innings are Is . rule made Of squirrel, rat,
nutria. fitch and mink, and for trimming
Mongol goat, Persian, different fox species
and skunk are generally employed.
Nantes have false sleeves falling down Is
far as the ground. Gold and silver embroidery
Is used on seal. Very expensive seal gar
ments have iulaid patterns OF natural seal
Fancy NUTS have littla animal heads to
show in front. Most OF them are pear shaped.
few V shaped For muH trimmings either
furheads or silk ribbons are used. For neck
wear a simple fur strip with bow in front
is seen.
Ladies jackets are tight lifting, with high
TUNE! down collar. visites have sleeves
~itn cuffs and shawl collars = la MediciA
Persian lamb visites are very stylish with
bunch o! violets and fur cords across the
chest.
Boas are made Of Mungoi goat, bear, foxes,
skunk and lynx. Flat furs, such beaver,
otter, nutria, chinchilla, are made up in dat
boas they are made in lengths Of two to
tw . and u half meters and are, as . rule, far
tened around the neck by ordinary hooks and
ewes. Halter and Furrier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

When my business partner came nome
from the war, in which he had calamity
commanded a battery, he had neither
breeches, home nor money. His wt.e cat up
. woolen dress she had worn FOR many years
and made pair OF hreeches Gathering
odds and ends from the RUNS Of Atlanta he
built q shaniy. Of which love made Il home.
His father gave Inn IA five dollar gold piece,
of which ingenuity mace capital. In three
wears he had built 81 $40 home, IN eight
years Q 5000 home lie nov has n $40 900
suburban home and is well worth over s229a5
00O. His life is al epitcme Of the south in
lSS5-its swift energy. ITS cheerful heroisrn,
lis shrewd knack Of turning something from
nothing, its stages Of growth, and its present
prosperity W Grady III The New
York Ledger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

thorough business man. He IL 10 excellent
health add bids fair to continaz sStive for
years To come
Ssvs vas received In the egg today o.,
the death Of Geo A TIbbeu. yho j. gait
sell knosn in this city. Mr. TibbeSs had
charge Of . milk ca, running between
Derry ADD fittsHsii, v. H. aud met hi,
death BY being cfu,sl7d betseen two cars
He sas native II Bopdoin AMI nls re
maiDs will be bseaxht TO China FOR inter
ment.
Mr.. Geo. II Goodwin Of Randolph wa
severely injured today 10 attempting to
drive LOAF Of pressed hay uader The rail
road re.sle which runs over she road 10 TIE
steamboat ~harf. The load "a. TOO high
and caught him between TIE hay and IRON
beams Of the trsstis. crushing bis chest
badly. No bones vsre broken bat be- va.
badly injured internally. 1t is likely tha
he ~iIl recover.
At a meeting Of the directors If 'be TAX
Land Ice Company held In This city Ta-s
day tie Affairs Of the company s,se Shor-
osghly discussed. out az off sia' act'pa
looking TO any charge 10 the coz psnS =
method Of work was taken. In is GWief
ood that Nth the introduction ri ,OanzsF
nv" ''""f ta'itai fasfkTs 80 A44S '"a
ment will be made and the business Of the
company energs tseaily dashed.
+ La Grippe" i, creating llite senst-
ton here and every body riih ssef 80 ..i3h'
. cold "ha. got il sure aaA there - .
crowd Of sDxioas walters at Tie doctors Of
fees during the lay Bus few atssi cs.'-i
are reported. however, tue srea- ~ ani-i
being lnhien ed by their feelings and the
seeming popularity II tie rpsdeuIic
I Several Of OR dry and tancy 2o"d'
stores are closed taking account OF st9es
being IN progress
John Murray sss up before I1ige Lar
rabee this morning ard sent To jail for tLif-
" days for dsankenns
Mr. Geo ) Marsh sbo has been the
guest OF Gen LuiH.g Si-aier-Dn ~ iugus
for the past week returned u AIs hOHie -
Hingham, Mass, on Monday
| " G. Ellis and W >. Task-r stteri led
the assembly at HailoweIl MOI . -veniug.
W. f Whtney WAC is sin,e-A epef Oh
he work of puttug 40 the nF~ electric
light plant at Vesze M. in the cry Iurs-
day on business.
/ On Saturday evening the annual meeting
Of the A. e. +. Society Of the Ere Bap
list church will be held 1t the ehur h YES
try. The annual address to the soc ETY. a. Ill
/ delivered by the pas or II the chufch %
/ Sunday afternoon The psstor al commence
q new series of sermon lectures IN. sui
ject Of the suHd,y lecture WI be "A NJ
Years Gail "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
HALLOwELL
New Officers OF X. OF p - Prisoners
Leave Town-Iron Hal! Election.

Al the meeting Of Graeite Lodge. No. so,
X Of p, Tuesday rysning. the following
officers we're s.ee,ed 4 u Barker. G.. G, ;
ID. G. kice. V C; y. =. Brown. Preisie /.
IN. jenkins. X. Of X. and y q. l..
White, NJ. Of r.. j =. Hamilton. NJ. Of Il. :
D.B Love, NJ a,A. Representative to
the Grand Lodge, &. II Richards trustee,
term three years. y T.. Beane
The three prisoners. Actsfty, Murphy
and Mclaughlin. came before Judge Spear
yesterday morning, Tn. latter vas given
the alternative Of SO nae or thirty days for
drunkenness. The tao former. Who told .
srailhtfor sar1 story, aud who we're not
found dYunk. we're discharged providing
they would Immediately have town which
tiey DID forthwith.
A H.iio~eii young lady Who went to
Watrrviil. recently, and who. on finishing
her business in that city. vas Obliged To
Wait some Ave hours Ut tn. al station.
10 earnest in her praise of the courtesy Of
the ofiicisis. aud the consii-rsts manner
and gvod~iil Of the WAtsrvtils people gen
efally Waterfalls. IL evidently keeping In
the middle o the roa
Branch 9s2, Order Of the Iron Hall, has
ELECTED the folio~inz officers. which will
b, installed this evening IN q A X. Hall,
b, instsllinx-ma.,et - B. Lowe: ID Is.
Loxe. r e j. W II Stewart, C.. j /;
W { Horn. " j., j. - hpjg lon.
Cashier; q. \ Patterson, Accountant; A..
W. Fslconi, Prsiate Il . Fail. AdjuHer,
W Speare Iersid; Wesley Newcombe.
Guard l. W Potter. Vide,ie. The exsr-
else. III be interesting.
A, tn. First Untver,aiit church this
evening, the third lecture Of the Popular
Coufs. Will Include illustrated groups Of
We've Of the scenery and historical spots Of
London and ~ili be delivered by the Rev.
George Hamilton, bringing the audience
s.sningly into ptrsot al contact with the
civlisiuJn anl art Of the srs At ancient and
modern cspltal Hour, : 30
Tue Ita,an Hand IL beginning To feel Its
o.s, and New Years Ev. DID some mid
night sereeching. to the delight OF the ser
enacted
More ih.n the usual number attended
the watel might services at the Methodi
church New Years Eve The congtegs-
ton dispersed = few moments after mid
night
MIR II II. fiuhhsm has returned from
Boston lie reports his profeye MISC
L,liisn G.sch~ ynd, {. likely to recover
from her ilnrss
Henry sampson, ESQ Of New York, 10
IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hutchns have
yonr 20 Boston, where Mr. lluichin. has
an excellent POSITION as electrician.
Their we're no actual open housrs' in
the city yes eriay. but mary awaited Ihrm
selves of the day 10 70 out calling ard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Jefferson Davis grave is guarded night and
day by detail Of police.
William Norris, the poet Socialist, is one
Of the busiest men in London.
Lord Rosebery Is rapidly coming to the
front as Glaistone's probable successor.
The late Th.-siore Christleb was the only
theological professor in German university
who knelt in prayer meeting.
Mr.. Boucicault expresses the opin.on that
in making plays the writing Of the dialogue
is a matter of small Importance
Emin Boy, it is said, has two relatives in
the United States-his fathers sister and q
nephew who has served as mayor OF Terre
Hauts
James Whtcomb Riley is spoken Of as
the gentleman who travels around with Bill
Nye in ORDER to convince people that Nye Ia
not the homeliest man in the world"
Frank van der Stucken. the American COM
poser and conductor. recently received cable
dispatch from Paris announcing his nomina-
ton a officer d'Acadamie by the French
government.
1t is said that Jay Gould never 10 ks at q
sto.,k ticker and has never been known to
ask thu price Of stock, and yet his brokers
ASSERT that he always knows within an eighth
the quotation Of any stock on the list
The late Francis B. tiowen made q scrap
book OF tine hundreis Of threatening letters
which he received during his prosecution Of
the 'Moilie Mcguire" anil in after year.
often looked it over with grim amusement
DR.. James Me-, eh has severed entirely bis
connection with Princeton college, of which
he was the head for twenty years The ven
cradle president is living quietly in littls
cottage overlooking Princeton valley. and Is
devoEing MS remaining days t. literary
work
The Royal library at Berlin possesses .
manuscript which proves that autograph
fends existed early a. four centuries ago
II is in Luther hand writing and contains, he
sides hi signature oni, these SIT Latin
words: Nahum meum petisti, ecce manum
habes'-"Y You asked far my autograph. here
It Is"
SIR Henry Aaron IsaaeS, the new lord
mayor OF London is acquiring much popu-
larity 3y his capacity for singing comic songs
in goosi baritone voice and playing q capi-
tai rattlety hang ohiigsto on the piano at the
same time At a dinner the company was
Agrseabls surprised a, the lord mayors roll
licking rendering Of The Low Backed Car. :"
which he gave when called on for a g-ech.
His intimate FAY that the way he sings
We've Botn B~en There Before and
Where Di,i You Get That HAIR would he
~orthy Of the finest music mil arts, imper-
senator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
THE LATEST IN JEWELS

Coil bracelets Of gold. stimulating skeins Of
Norstei, are an innovation.
Apples and hanlnas constitute a pretty
yair 81 >arsegste.i gold cuff links brough f
at recently
Alternate strips OF plain white enamel. dia-
ilouSis and sapphires on a horseshoe lace pin
arsduce an attractive effect
Suvcr tatf tle liars. with certain portions
i...-ressi with variegated enan,eling are
l,o plu> that C slntnand attention
4 ,ielcate gold chain. hy which are s,,s-
st,led ilaHiog.l and ruby lilies Of the valley.
plAkes lretty prWnt for Young lady
\ SILVER ring recently introduced repre-
cents an ordinary straight linen collar. such
: is commonly worn bv dudes Where the
sltI ghoies meet diamond or ruby Is SET
An eil,lHieiezl scarf pia Of recent make one
receiving nusa attention from literary folks
-reiitcsei.ts plain lead pencil Owing u
the affection Of the ena.nelinS, the col
crs are admirably reproduced -Jewsler1
Wee.ly.