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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

COOK HOUSE.
j VI Brown, WilhOit.
y J Shanks, Whitaker.
MIR and Mr. Wilson Deal, san
Francisco.
r VI Eagle, Sublimity.
Saml sheridan, 4 l. Gsmple' Mill
CITY.
Ed T Judd, Turaer
CIEMEKETE HOTEL
W Scott Taylor, Gervais, Or.
VC Moss Oregon City.
Frank Moore and wife, Albert
Perkins, J Fechtler, wife aud boy,
san Francisco.
GP Morden, f. J Chess, John
Kikey, Portland.
James Calvert, Monmouth.
Me Rounds, Independence.
Geo w Schindell, san Francisco.
c Glaper, Independence.
rs EWald, Portland.
Jas b johnson, Spokane Falls.
Robt Mlttar, Plattsmouth Neb.
John Hartman, Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
CHINESE VIA ARIZONA.

PHoENIN, Ariz., l3.-The activity
shown 10y the new collector at SAN
Diego has caused the tide Of Illicit,
Chinese Immigration to turn toward
Arizona, and they are pouring over
the cXpuspd state line by way
GunymIs The Arozina frontier Is
more than thrre hundred miles
long u,d is only imrerfectily pat
rolled 10y mounted gaurds. Only a
rew days ago fiCty-three Chinese
who arrived at Guaymas, from San
Francisco by steamer, disappeared
very suddenly and it is supposed
that they have slipped into the
United States.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
AT THE STATE n0USE.

NorAKiEs. L. ". Gii,ett auh J.
II. Rosenberg. Of Portland were -
day apprinted.
COMPLIMENTS.
For insanity, Mary Pres, "A'iN"
OF Switzerland, age A., from r".
land.
FILED ARTICLEsOF INCpHroFNIi"@
The GliSgow coal, lumber and
land company. Of Prtiaui, hy T.
w. Synons, G. W. Knowle7 ani :.
/. Darrin, general mining, real
estate, shipping, etc; stock, s-,5",-
900.
The same parties organize the
Glasgow Town site company ;
sock, $3.50, 600.
Albert Ferenhach and Others or
ganize the Oregon Silver Mining CO..
Of Partland, stock, $4,000.
TillamOOk Water Co., by Y. B
DeLashmutt, Claude Ihayer, and
q. o. Nolan, stock, 5000.
The CHAMBER Of Commerce place
on record y resolution, liking 2
members AS q quorum for business
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
PrOpOsals for Wood.

soo,ad proposals will be received at the
Seu'oF ~ he Secretary Cf state until May ~,
$50 $50 for the delivery on the ,sS5 sS5aPitolii Pi
grou,,- "a ri Of I25 cords Of fir and 100 cords
ooFToosk wood, corded closely,
o 09R VaR must be sound body, timber cut
,,Srn thrifty trees and not more Than SIX
l1I' ls1Sil ,,,,,st -, be cut from large live trees.
III wood must be four feet long, reaSon-
g. a. strnigbt. and not less than - inches
in diameter; III, l., ,..,,,,.,1 Of tt,o .,,,,,,
md pIace for cutting into three
iia,,nyths the above wood and storing the
ICI5 I.,Se in the Capisal building storage TO be
Sompleted by september LIST, lsgO.
Oaifbids will be opened at above office ut
: p ii'' -''' GEO. w. MCBRIDE.
,,,vao Secretary of State
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
For SALE

On asylum avenue, one mile from
town, and three minutes walk from
electric line, one Of the most dc-iIu-
ble places about wn. House
contains nine rooms, hot and cold
water, bath room, etc, and iu per
feet order. Barn aud out building
with about q. acre. This will hc
sold at bargain b. applied for az
once. six acres would Plat ip good
ud .uHta.r.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
To Capitalists.

sealed proposals will be received up 10
,,'iock u. M. of the 27th day Of May A. u;
$50, by the board OF directors OF Schoi'
Tstrict No. q, OF Marion county, oregon,
/, Gich includes the city OF salem l9I l lhe
purchase of thirteen thousand uo,laIS
'slSO1 worth OF the bonds or salu scn,Sli
districi in denominations OF one hunnIeu
dollar, SOD and upwards. Inc lhlelfgiTl
~, these bonds 10 be paid senli-annually
and they are 10 run twenty W Ssais'
satd bonds are issued under ana bs NlTtHt
man act OF the ! gislature 81 oregon lot
me vcer ls,5. entitled an act % amend
s..t lous y7 and 81 Of title Of an act % eslah-
lIsh a uniform course Of public Instruction
In the common schools OF the state, aP-
moved October 20, ,ls72, approved octo1er ~
isSa This act was approved FEBRUARY "a
lssS this act approved February u, las'' Tar.
lies bidding must specify the lowest rate ol
interest az which they propose 10 pure haSe
aid bonds and the amount they desire 20
purchase, seven thousand dallars worm 20
bs purchased July !, lssS, and SIX thou,
saud dollars 500 worth 70 Dc purchasel q
January 1. lsgl No bids Will be considered
ahere the proposed rate interest ls mort
tnan per cent per annum or where Lhs
nd Tor the bonds Il below par value lht
bard reserve the right 70 reject any of an
bids. bone BY order Of the board of dlfsc
tors sforsald this g7th day Of March 4 u
80 W. b. sIAPSOSt Clerk.
Ins7 school Dist. No. "a Marion 90 Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
STRIKE AND RIOT.

HAMBURG, Mass, May b
Great excitement prevails on ac-
count of the striking gas workers.
Crowds paraded the streets to-day.
They threw stones at a train OF cars
and several passengers were injured.
The police finally charged and dis
prrsed the mob.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

Itching Pl-s are known uy muie'uf
IIEe pen -pIratllu, causing intense lirhlus
when warm Ihis form ur we'll Hr BLIND
Bleeding and ruiruding. q I'D 90 once tD
pr. Hr4uko'- pile Remedy, whl ch acts
directly un fHr parts affected ahsIrus zoe
mors. allaya itching ara effects Iernan-
euf cure. 80 ornir Drug tlri pI ulti
tfciise iree. Dr. Easanko, r.qaa, o, Bold
- smith a steiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
RELEASED.

NEW YORK, May l3.-In the case
of ex-Judge Masterson, who is sup
posed to have shot at Mrs. Hopkin-
son at the Grand Central yesterday,
both left the police court this morn
ing without giving testimony
agninst each other.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

The Capltal city railway com
pany l. prepared 10 tell home-seeE-
crs something 20 their advantage.
Mr. David simpson nas taken charge
oftheir real estate department al 10
STATE street. Call aud See him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
IN THE COAST,
/ 'Nilipr Suicides at Van
COuver, Wn.
CHINESE COMING IN By ARIZONA
Indian MaSSacred by Guards for
Committing too Many
Murders.
SOLDIER SUICIDE.

VANCOUVER, May l3.-p1iyaie
Giblin, Of Company c, lith Iniaa-
try, L. :. army, stationed at Van
couver barracks, committed suicide
this morning 10y shooting himself
through the heart. The cause is un-
known.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
OFFERS A MILLION.

New ORLEANS, Las May l3--The
Louisiana Lottery Co., has doubled
its former offer to the state and now
offers one million dollars per annum
for the privilege of maintaining
this lottery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
MEXICO ANXIOUS.

CITY OF MEXICO, Mex, May Ia
Great anxiety is felt in financial
circles respecting the action the L.
s. congress will take on the silver
question.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
SENATE REJECTS HOUSE.

WAsHINGTON, d. c., May b
In the senate the committe on pen
sions reported back the house sub
stitute for the senate dependent
pension bill and moved it be non.
concurred in, which was agreed to.
The senate then resumed consider"-
ton of the silver bill. Jones of
Nevada continued his speech, be-
Gan yesterday and spoke in nil five
aud II quarter hours.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
CASUALTIES And CRIMES.
The Louisiana Lottery Swiaile
Offers q Million.
A TOWN REFUNDS SS.O0O License.
A Movement to Liberate the
Condemned Anarchists 1T
Chicago.
REMAINS OF HATCH FOUND.

EUGENE, Ore, May 13.-News has
just been received here to-day of the
finding near Blue river of parts Of
the remains of the body of c. b,
Hatch, who perished December last
while endeavoring to reach the sum
NIT of the Cascade mountains.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
W. C. MITCHELL,
Veterinary Surgeon

Graduate of Ontario veterinary college,
.,,aats ali diseases of horses, cattle and
dt6er domestic ANIMALS. Office at Ellis q
Wbitley's livery stable. If not profess
sionaiiy engaged can be seen at all hours.
N''"''''' 5:6-dw-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
MACLEAY NOTES.

Miss Vana Bashos and brother,
of Brooks, visited relatives and
friends in Macleay Sunday.
Miss Orpha Taylor who is attend
ing the University spent sunday at
home.
Prof. Mack's magic lantern show
that was in town last week, was re-
ported good.
Tom Humphrey. one of the boys
raised in Waldo Hills, son J. Hum
phreys of Clymer, has received an
appoi utment as mail clerk. Tom is
an industrious trustworthy young
man and will no doubt prove an
efficient clerk. As yet he does not
know what route he will be placed
on.
William Kings 4-year-old child,
who has been quite sick for over a
month, is convalescent at present.
He has been suffering with spinal
meningitis aud brain fever.
Born: On May 4th, to the wife Of
d. A. Humphreys, a ten-pound
blacksmith. Mother and child do
ing nicely. Dan says the newcomer.
is u republican to the backbone.
Right here we stop and give three
cheers for Dave Thompson, our next
governor, and extend our gaS1 to all
such newcomers.
Col. Smith has accepted the resig-
nation of Captain Gesner and I'd
Lieut.. JnO. Estes, and has ordered
an election to be held at the armOry
of Co. 1, on Saturday, May 18th, at
s o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
electing officers to fill the vacancies.
| Co. rs picnic on the oath of May
will be grand success. The boys
are sparing no pains to make this
picnic the leading one of the sea
son.
The old school Baptists held ser
vices here Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Newton Shanks and wife were
immersed after the forenoon
services, Sunday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

IL PRoBATE.-Estate of Louis
b. Dannmyer, j. p. Gohn, admins
traitor, presents final accounts; or
dered heard June II, 1890. In the
guardianship of Jessie l.. Farlow,
Christian Farlow, guardian, pre-
sents bond in sum OF $1,000, with
Jacob Farlow, surety approved.
Estate Of Juliette Ransch, ID. L..
Remington, executor, presents will
and asks to be appointed adminstra-
tor; ordered so appointed and bond
of $7OOO;J. n. Davis, Il. w. Daven-
port aud j. y. Brown, appraisers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

ASHLEY, Pa, May l3.-Last night
a fire destroyed five buildings at this
place. Loss about sixty thousand
dollars.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
Oregon Il. r. Company Line.
c. n. soorr. lsEcE1vER.

Tickets for any point on this line for sale
~ the depot, foot OF Jefferson street. and 1t
the United Garage and baggage Transfer
company's office. corner Second and Pine
streets. Communication Tickets ~ cents
per mile.
General offices northwest corner First
and Pine streets, Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13


change sailing dates without notice.
y. B.-Passengers from Portland and an
willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains of the
YAQUINA ROUTE at Albany N COrvallis
and II destined 10 SUn trncisCo, should
arrange To arrive at laquinn the evening
before date of sailing.
Passenger and Freight Rates Always the
Lowest. FOR Information apply tn Messrs,
HtLlAE 81 co., Freight and Ticket
Agents 30 aud 2O2 Front ST.. Portland, Or
o. 20
&C. HOGuE, Act Gen1 Frt. Il
Pass. Agt., oregon Pacific x. X. Co..
Corvallis, or
G. II. HASW ELL, Jr Genl frG
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 3Oi Montgomery -;
san Francisco, Cal
The Oregon Pacific steamboats, ON the
willamette river division VIII leave Port
land, south-bOund, Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at q %. m,
arrive ~ Cor, allis Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday al #:2J =. m.
l.ruyC Corvallis, nOrth-bound, Monday
"Wednesday and Friday 40 hu. 10.
AiIiyeHi Portland, Tuesday, IAuf-d day
and Saturday al $50 p. ul.
On Monday, "wednesday ana fIluHF
both north aud sout Inbound boats llc over
right rt salem, leaving there at u a. "a.
&C HOGUE,
A-t. q. i. aud l.. Agent
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

Ice cream freezer-, the be-t in the
market, at Steiner * BlO--ers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRON G,
27l Commercial Street,

French and German Wheat and
Rye Breads in City Styles.
Vienna Rolls.
SPECIALITY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking in Full Stock.
Ny new bread and cake bakers
are first-class artists in their line,
and I aim TO have
Everything as Fine as the Finest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

TuE DALLF-s, or, May l3.-la-t
r..... .... u~r q hc freight depot, lae
N.s uouud passenger overlook "a
hand cer conveying Cinnamon from
work. ouc Of them jumped from the
ear sustaining iujuhes from which
he died iu a FEW minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

certain that they themselves had fully guessed
the fact. 1t is needless 10 add that their course
mountains Of the rugged Maine coast as II hhd
the previous summer in the Highlands of Scot
land. No hostess was ever happier over an en-
gaSement made under her own eyes than was
Mrs Hale. wbO of course, was the first friend To
whom the pair confded their secret
hat the wedding journey should he re.ur.
visit TO Scotland continues the romance ana that
inc bride and bridegroom are again 10 ne .p
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie, in their Hco'cn
home, completes it. Surely not one couple III
thousand are so favored by happy circumstances
as have been the bride and bridegroom matfcH
IN the Seward House to-day. Mr. ana MIS-.
Emmons Blaine have given up their houS' IN
baltimore 10 the bride and bridegroom. Mr.. ana
Mrs. l)amrosch went there to-day ana, alh.II
week there, they will 20 10 New-iork ana s'll
for Europe
The loving cup" presented TO the Secretary
Of state by the Pan-Amcrican delegates was re-
cclvcd last evening and was used AT the wedding
hrea kfast to-day. II is a beautiful piece of silver
The presents from .he members of thr Maine
delegation in Congress who have known the
bride well from her earliest girlhCod, arr among
the most beautiful and valuable While the
statement that the Secretary of state had maze
house in Ncw-York his wedding TIT 10 hlS
daughter is premature It may be said that W nrt
dover prospc tive" is in New-( ork where VT
and Mrs. Damrosch are TO make their home, NO
choice Of house has been made and VIII no'
he, until after the return from, thc wedding
journey. in the carly autumn, Then the bride
and bridegroom are 10 have the pleasure OF
selecting a house. 10 be given and furnished by
her father.
Just all this beautiful table silverwarr
my friends have given me seems lltt!c bewudcr-
ina. and aS if meant for somebody else. The brlIc
said. laughingly. the other day: " but ! suppose
when have n table 7 shall know what IL all
means
After the ceremony the brides friends wen'
upstairs 10 the room where the magnificent pres,
cntS were laid about the tables, chairs ana
mantel As a guest remarked. " II is q second
edition of Tifanys- All the table appointments
in silver. gold. crystal and china ever dreamed OF
by the most favored bride seemed 10 bc in the col
lection Of Gifts and sufficient for nm extensive en-
tcrtanment Extraordinary good luck had at
tended the selection for In the large array no
duplicates appeared.
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Po.,Onice Notice.


Should be read daily by all interested as changes
foreign countries need not BE- so, RS1a lyca aS
Snjn Il is de,irsd to end dapca banging ard COM
mera doeumegs Gt,srt not i9sa"y 'D''e''' ''S
'e gy a ile ,. for ta EetE ending May will close
DsPtNBA z AZ p a. ' Tor So,ta hea Linen,
MoX S6I'i- i' p H. cr Belize Puerto cOrte1 and
Tor r'GFsttpK - 80 a. H. o the Wndwad Islands
, o fsn.o 30 ,sa rs S' pT9's.e per ' @Ss
Nrcan state ia Vera Crz must be aF sSS soP.h
Pacac ro YER Colon u, Colon .os ct's cod for Costa
RIA ana " 30 be a. '5e'i r ESopc per s.
CIV Of NewYork via ogeenstoMn at 80 T. r ~: ,o5
lepS mus: be drsotd pr saae at 80 a. m for
must be drectd per waeana at T. 80 pi must nj f Ss
d T'' peI S.agsa at p. m. for jamaica per . s.
'ITiHHrRsDAY-As Gr -gT9pe per 20 Co. no.
Ga I Soo' G .s cars, columbia F aS Be
Island IIay y,. ana S g. p and SANTIAGO Cuba
a. $S ~ az for NogndaG cT r from s Hp tPsn
a. 81 p m. for It. P"FF''Nq"'''"' r'' ''''A'' ''"
'sHtTRpAy-A m for F3q'o Srter Ian r ltay:
~ 20 A. ~ for Grc5t Bri''a ireland .'snm Hethe e
,ers FOR "tnc, lua'i for Gcrnany Dsrmaik sweden
,.l, pus.l, and Turkey. per s.. 'n- va Er'n n
,d other Europ.,n counti1N '1 Noe'tarnon
must be- GiIe'.e' rna.si via GLASGOW tt,rs nus. 6c
$d rRSd1a, at via a. Am M 'e S' m@i:
w .'nor Roerdam'); az u 30 p. m. for Cam
ncb Cbl,pas Taba.co and Yucatan. per $ 5 orilab1
nSGss @ @tr Mcan states and Cuba must be directed
pSTXpNY-At 3 p. m. Tor Costa Rica Via Ltmon. per
tIi,.,,ni, from New eiloanS.
N,,n. Tor Australia Ncw-Z land Hawaiian, FIJI and
samoan Iands per Z"olando from San Franc,:col.
ic be-e Nav -. ~ 20 D. ~ ,or on arrival at Now
-, Nurania with British mails Tor AUSTRALIA.
vi ~, the >o,iptr island. per ship Tahiti Qros san
s IAN eco, co,e here MAY - AZ 30 p. Mails for
,Io ,.' here Nav Is At 80 p Mail. for Nevfound;
WA III, rail to Halifax. and thence by steamer close az
M. on,,e daily 30 Malls FOR Miquelon, nv
e ~ Boston and toncc bv steamer close AZ TINS once
iiv ,t : 10 d. m. Mails for Cuba. hv rail % TAMPA,
Ia and thence by steamer. Via Kcv WcSt Pa close as
MA nhcn dails ~ 80 a. m. Mails for Mexico. over
lind unless specially addressed FOR dispatch BY steamer
ri"sc NJ tll, ofce daily at 90 q. m.
NV srhedu. Of closing Trans Pa life mails IL ar
ranged on the presumption Of their unln'erruped overland
1850 ~ San Francisco Malls from the Fast arriving
", limo AZ San Francisco the day II sailing Of steamers
are DISPATCHED Thence the same GSv. Registered man
''''' Wv 49, CORNELIUS VAN COTT' Postmaster
po.toc,c New-YorS y. Y Nav 10. 1880
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/ FESTIVAL FOR GUSTAV ANBERG.


GEENAN-tNEEICNNS GIVE HIM \ FINE TESII-
MJNlN.
The Amicrg Theatre all in festive array last
night. The auditorium was decorated with flags
dr,pcr,,, and armor and there was audience that
wa, not only extremely large. but also excellent in
quality. The occasion the testimonial 10 Gustav
Amberg on the completion Of his tenth year man
agcr Of the German Theatre IN New York. Among
tile people who occupied the boxes were William
Steinway. Carl >chu7, Edward UhL VI Cohn. Jacob
,chin Frank Ehrct. Mr. Wach-clbaum. VI. IIcamann.
Colonel Meyer. Orchestra. Bachc and \.
-chwarz Among those in the orchestra seats were
william j. K1abc. +. l.. Boas. Consul Fcigel. Mr..
Oclrich, II. W. Ehrct Daniel zollnof'ky. otto Ever
hard Il. CucccnhcImcr John Eachy. simon Fcld,tein,
iulm, Levy. Noriz Bauer. h. Neumogen, ;. LocSch,
Mr. Budccr. Nr. Garriguc. Christopher Euyhhaven.
william Vot,cler, Mrs. Wchtc. !. Ncustadt 'haric,
Meier. l. Iciclhcimcr. Loui, teischmann. taIl llG-
mann Professor jacob II. Courict. Judge Often
L,.,nr Isaac ku,cuWad r. kaZeumcycr. :, hooi Com
missioner Thompson, Jacob Doclgcr y. holmdln,
Irriintud Nun,ci Coroner Levy. H.. Lindemaycr.
l. Weber II. >ohmer. f. Ko-cuwald ana H. Ko'enWhd.
rhr evening, programme began with an overtnr,
Inv The orcics ira and a prologue spoken by MI,
Ihcfesc Lethner. Ernst Pa-sori ana members oi the
,,,',n,nv fh.n playcd the fourth ar of Nar,is>c'
,rd y. ! Gun oi Tea and the entertainment ended
vim review OF MI Nmb"reS term II, theatrical di-
rector. IN form that Wa calico on me p''trala'le
ht- Of singing and acting taken from large hNnh'r
uf the most characteristic P"'c thai nave been gNoh
I'M IN. German theatre unicr Ar. Ambcrg, manage
mcnt. -, -, .,
,or, an people from princes and prclatc> 20 dancers
and dolls and then the curtain was raised again ana
M NmhCrg was brought forward. He Wa ~uT
rounded ~ collection ~ gifts and tokens, including
gold watch. gold headed cane gold headed uin-
br.lL1 an inhstand. two or three por-
tr.ut,. aud enough n"wt,e and wreaths 10 tll
IN The ,paoe that not needed for
.,,,vtbiug else OTTO Never Mr.. ShO nherg the hi,
n.s manager of the theatre and Ernst Po,-ar made
complimentary -pccchc, To Mr. Ambefg aud he ~.
,j thanking them and every body else that he could
think off, inside and OUTSIDE the theatre, for Co
itile souvenir Of the occasion consisted OF several
leave, i'm a satin cover. containing tn" programme
I-t eli pieces produced thi, -easoi eighty in number
Ctn-t,ula bonita. Nine ClaarDclia and Carl STREET
tL-l.
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4 LETTER rRoM H. n. STANLEY

Henry ". Stanley. rlc explorer. ms sent me FOL
lowing letter f. tie secretary ol the tc'"'ri. 'i"r
4 this cts acknowledging the receipt "i 'l' ""'''
that the tlnb had elected MIA one "i l'' ''' '"'"'
members the other being James Eu--rl L'"cI'
,o.r sir. Pray ,rccut NV best thank, for your
|, tier II the nth e.. February la-t ana convey "
same h. Tie member, Of tho FcH""'fAi, nv t' ,
erent honor thcy have done me in Gee liI N' ~
honorary member Of the cluJ wln'h meih"'''''f 4
am very proud and happy Ia receive. ,,r.,,,
a." olIcnt lave r,adc no definite arrangements
TO visit America, but should do 30 you may le"
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PLANS FoR THEIR AyyrAL crrISE

The regular meeting Of the Samantha Yacht 'I"h
was held lat night IL was decided begin Oh" an
nua cruise on % the fleet 10 meet a. Black Rock
Conn The yachts viii then cruise fsi east a. Iar
II,rbor the larger going far HALIFAX Ih'f'
viii b. thrc. race days tho course Of ~" cruise Inc
Hr-t race VIII be- Tor thirty and foi' lo""rs pfh' q"
500 being offered FOR oot and prize q" 800
for the thirty fOoter-. The second viii h" inc an
nua Cornthan race open 10 yacht, Of the CLUB Tor inc
Leland Challenge Gun. \ sweepstakes race with en-
trance q 20. VIII be the thrd. Alau-nn Iu'A'r
william MORGAN. william MlcDonourh. Arnold Goodwin.
George l.. Stirling and John Leo Carroll IT, were elected