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

NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT - On
Tuesday, Aug. l2, will open at Bos-
ton, Mass, the national eneamp-
ment G. A. r. in annual session and
will continue to and including sat
urday, the 10th. The Woman's Re
lief corps and naval veterans VIII
also be there and a grand time Is eN-
pected. The usual program OF busi-
ness. barbecue and camp-fires VIII oe
varied and made more pleasing oy
railway and steamboat excursions
fish diuners, clam bakes and such
like. making a weeks enjoyment
such as rarely falls to the lot OF hu-
manity. Transportation rates VIII
probably be one fare for the round
trir and cheap accommodations VIII
be provided there. One or two are
already talking Of being present
from here
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

STREET CAR ACCupINr, Cue NJ
the heavily lcadCd horse Gals ,NLuing
nom Highland yesterday even
ing flew the track at the north end
OF the bridge near the ooupany's 5
barn and had = narrow escape nom
being precipitaed with its immense
cargO Of humanity over the side of
the bridge. The car WAS held up
only hy being caugh, on one Nf the
heavy needle beams which bnake
the mont springs 81 that the car had
20 be housed for repNirs, That has
proven very dangerous spo, Of late
and some change will have to be
made 10 insure better security, The
curve Is too sharp coming on the
bridge and the strap iron is 81 thin
as 10 have no effect In holding the
wheels In plScc, From one of the
principal managers of the company
Il Is learned that the track at this
point will be strsightened and
heavier iron pa, on a, the north end
of the bridge on the incline, Luck
lily there has tSen no personal injury
vet Snd il Is the determination
Of tho company that there
shall he none. Cntil the
necessary ixtures are made ,hc
gTcAtsst eAre will h olvSSrvSi Snd
passengers need have no feAr-they
will he taken through safely.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14
SALEM And VANCOUVER
The Event Of the Season in
Baseball.
SALEM WINS BOTH GAMES EASILY.
Very Good Playing Witnessed
by n Large Crowd Who
Took Deep Interest.
SALEM WINS BOTH GAMES EASILY

When the Vancouver Browns
were coming 10 Salem Friday even.
ing Il Is said they had promised
themselves while on the train they
were going 70 win cr walk home,
but they took this mornings traiu
just the same without any further
honors than that they had met and
made Il interesting for y set Of play.
crs they could not beat.
saturday evenings game was not
called until O'Clock, which proved
too late, as IL was close to Z before II
ended. The Nancouvers made the
mistake of commencing = kicking
and bulldosiuE game ffpm the start,
which Was of very little use TO them,
IS the Salem boys knew their bus
ineSs and wouldn't be ihtimldated.
There were many complaints fron
both sides at the umpirc. especially
nom Vancouver, but as an outsidci
the writer could see no serious error
and thinks Mr.. LAugheSd did well
much better than the avvrsge maj
can he expected 10 do until there /,
some way Of stopping the mouths o.
players who want te win withou,
regard 70 fair aud mSnly play. anC
,hose 81 outsiders who cAn sce u,
merit In the claims of any side ex,
ccpt the one with which they sym.
pAthire.
The game Was very close and ex-
citing, the s>are standing L. each
ST the end of the ninth inning. bu,
in the tenth Salem made two and
whitS-wAshed the lads from the Ccl,
umoiS river, thus winning the game.
There was Sonle brilliant play on
eosh sides and $ ES>i many errors,
Pvinclp@lly in wild throwing, which
the laree soNre McCSrthy T.
did fine work for Salem behind the .
ta, and ON h&sSs, 80 did alSo How. I
SNi s. short stop and Jay Smith On I
SAC; sll were erNii,Sbls- /.
Ss pitcher and sll SrCuoi 4
player, Marsh On irSs NSSe. Ken
neiy. lesI tesd, Snd Boien. sh'ry 4
S,op, did especially SsNi serVtcS fs
the NApooGverS, whilS H>;teiges WAS
PSrtiS0l&rly s;rons on-lip,
Following Is the SHs0e,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

RIVAL SNEIIS.-NeNt 10 Steiner's
tish market on State SlO~t is 4
China den Sud Mr.. S,eiusr'S faith.
All roustAbout is II the same
tlnond-eye>i persuasion. Ii appears
that some of Mr.. s. commcdiies
had bSen too long uSjdents II this
wSrm climate and weTv relegSted Ia
The hack yard 70 swSit decent buriSl,
Here they were sending forth au
odor which completely eclipsei that
which usually emSns,es from the
abodeS of cur Monaghan brethren
ana this made them Jealous That
any ii vi mclean man would prA
slnle TO establish rivAl SRell 70
theirs nlSGs them ho;, ~ IL speak.
and r,NN MAS the NSull this fore
Dcoo, ia which Stsiuer'S Chinsulau
Ussi his b;g pair - heavy American
onosS ~ sooi advantage. There wSs
fun IN that vicinity IL, ; few
minutes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14
NEW TRAILING CARS.
A Growing Business Demanding Mere
Facilities, which viii be Supplied
BY Heme Manufacturers.

The Capital Street Railway Co,
have just closed a contract for the
construction Of two trailing cars tc
accommodate the large patronage
on their line. The cars will be OF
the latest pattern, with all the mod
ern improvements fer the safety and
comfort Of the passengers.
The Salem iron foundry have the
contract for iron work and ]. NJ.
7 Forsythe the contract tor the con-
struction ofthe woodwork. Every
thing from the heavy wheels TO the
decorative painting will be made
and put on In Salem. Mr.. Perkins
the foreman in the Salem iron
foundry, who drew up the plans and
Specifications, says the cars eau be
put on the track from the Salem fac
tory st = less cost, and b. IS neat
looking and as fine running cars
than il can be done from any eastern
factory.
The CARS will be Of the open style,
with Pullman springs, and s seat
ing cApseity for about thirty-dve.
The point WAS brought up as to
how the brakes Of these cars could
hSe worked without sn extra man on
each car, which would incur heavy
expense. This will be avoided by
an automatic brSke gotten up by Nr.
Perkins by which the momentum
Of the trailing car will work the
brake. This is conducted by Cross
bar coupling by which, instead Of
toe cars humping together, and
shaking up the pSSsepgers aboard,
the brAksS Of the car Sre worked.
On down grade the brakes are on
all the time. This plan for brakes
is original with Mr.. Perkins but
he has great faith in it being
SUCCESS
The CARS Sre 10 De completed by
the tirst Of Septem Der, and ifthsy
prove Successful in every respect, IS
no ioub; they will, it will Be greS,
for Salem industry.
II Salem can manufacture such CARS
and plScs them on the track SIS
cheap IS they eAn De laid down hene
frAm the East, there Is No TeSSon
why the money thst Is sent E&St
Tor such rol,ins stock should not ~
nSiu here in Salem.
The iro1 foundry where the cSrs
sre - Dc nlSis is row doing : big
business Sod gives >:eSiy eNploy-
soeu, 10 twenty men the year roInd.
jus; Sgsth enterprises are the life
Z $ ci,y SUD should Dc encouraged
u every opportunity.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Boden, Potteiger to Marsh; Howard,
Smith to Cooney,
Bases ON called balls-By Nc
Loughlln, s; Bellinger, |, Coleman,
.
Hit by pitched ball-McCarthy, .
Struck out-By Coleman, :; Nc
Loughlin, ,; Bellinger, 6,
Passed hslls-By Kreiser, 3.
Wild pitches BY Mclaughlin, 8;
Belllngcr, 4.
Time Of one hour and my
five minutes,
Umpires Mclaughlin and Brock.
AFrHRNArH.
Sam Booth Is making a third has,>
man not TO be beaten ON the coast.
Frank Coleman, rs pitcher for
Salem, is rcceiving the highest praise
and deserves Il. He knows how to
put the halls through and has the
metal to hold the box whole day
Il necessary.
Too much talk by players aud out
siders Saturday, but not so bad
yesterday, The Kids with too neSdy
tongue aud y dictionary Of slang
should he controlled.
Harry Fiske and ChaS, Craven, as
scorers, know their business, sre
geutlemanly and accommodating.
The players who think they can
easily down Salem, will have rude
this season.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

NaTAE MoUNVNgNS-E -Ex-CcGnty
JUSssS I, c, Shaw, ~, VI. W. Rszal.
Nm. NJ, HSsshsy Ssi Il, 2, rSysoz
started this morning AZ = asoash' :
TVa in tAe asN1HgSlnS WAsre they
will take Ia Ms q NsolsA. capsaS
S0N SrsNGal q dear, hear, sSA, etc
ia their Eaia3-SSi AaNe s hsS tsass
geDeCalS. TAsy viii 81 ~ tAs
Miats grsll ~ Mi, lszssSssa Sn3 IsS.
serSa0 VAlAey ami froE2 sAsTN sAsy
Nj, ssstSe sex a. tAs naNss prazass-
lns WG0a &SoSS,oS II na&kSs lAe
city dTSssSeg svS~o NslA S2Vy O. coga,
template sAs AsFgy sSp<Ss0SV SaS
PSNoSSy NoASe& esl ~Ssl G,eSSses Suso
N s'aSA IT5gN Il Is nee3lsss - &.S5
tAS' !SscS SA&W, - prcSS3s2s ~
sAe INCNNAL SSazar&Ey, goSs armed
With handle - !oS-SNAL< q gave
e@s aAS4NS TIE way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

FAREWELL EoS a WHlLE.-The
Chicago Coneiy COmpsny played
Held ~ the Enemy" Saturday
evening - $ iDs house. and plSysi
il admirably. There sre SAslls sink.
inS sud exciting SNeOeS in The pay,
which. when well p-eSs O,s,i, keep
the SaiSs0Ne in $ high >;S,e u inter
es., ADd >,ssh wSS The oASS this time.
Mr.. Stow s. On. PresNot;, w&S 5
pSrsS>slSrly tiOs ehS-Sc;ss, s. Was
nsv,in - Jhe UswSpSps. cosreSpol-
ieat. while Ee1ls luulSn s. Susan,
w1S grand. Snd Love, Esl; &ri
SSrryrlN0s IN Chslr respective parts
O0eoe G,os ; VArt5o,s NsAiui. ThsS;er
c>S-s N1u ~ Pleased - hear the
Company = c>llirS hack tO- fair
week
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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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

/ W % - A. ~
land this morning.
Rev. d. r. Gray was a passenger
10 Portland this afternoon.
sheriff Croisan returned this after
noon from business trip to Albany.
Col. ]. t. Buwditch, Of Ashland
Judge advocate general Of Oregon, is
in the city to-day.
Prof Black, Of Milton, is in the
city, visiting his brother-in-law, J..
NJ. Forsyth, snd other connections
here.
Secretary J. L. Mitchell, Of the
board Of trade, returned this morn
ing. from q racuperating trip to the
mountains.
Mr.. A. l. Wagner, noted hotel
keeper from California, is in the city
and may probably make his future
home here.
Prof. Geo. H. Collier, former ne
sident here, now Of the State Uni
versity at Eugene, arrived in the
city this afternoon.
Herbert Wilson came up frOm
Portland Saturday evening 70 spend
Sunday st home and visit friends in
rho Csnitsl city.
Frank Walgamot. +. :. Dear
boru's sc>omodating salesman, put
in Sunday visiting friends At Candy,
ClAckSmSS county.
Rev. II. H. Brown went up 70
Turner by the II O'Clock train. from
whence be goes to the country for =
few days rus,icaiiug.
Gen. J. NJ. Siglin, q Coos county,
Is in the city snd will sttend the
meeting Of tie Stste military board,
Of which he Is $ member. tomorrow.
d. d. BSumgarten. n. J. Steiner
sud W. w. Green. left this morning
for the hills Around Newport for s
TWO weeks fishing sni hunting ex-
cursjon.
MeSSrs. JAcob and Leo HirSch. Of
FleiSchuer. Mayer & Co, returned
70 PorIlSud this morning, Sfter a
pleSSSn, visit with relatives in this
city.
n. {. W. Hunt, who 7ssn;,y
puNhSSei the S,apieS farm beyond
Turner. SrEivsi from Port Towns
end this morning, Accompanied by
two sons sni pro,s~iei 10 their rev
location.
Letter Carrier Ci5,o + Hatch had
5 respite SSturizy aGi took s ride
aro2Di Polk county. He reports
the crops IcykiuE vsI. Sud farmers
sll cheerful
NJ. zrd Ms :. y. Byro2 wsre
'SSS Cs7s ou The Il o'c.ocz train tor
NshNalA so- weeks yi>.: with
heir iSushgeE. Mrs $sezimuni and
. eojoy the :cssh mountain Alr f1- a
'sw days
Hen. Wm- ArllS:0orE returned
SSs evening tnon Astoria, where
* S&s II attendance - 5 delegate
= tbs grand lcige 4. O. I. ". M
4oir Snd Capt. Soo,t returned the
evening.
Ms Lo25S ByrCs> z1i L5c tvo
.scsh;s-s, Nsllis Sni Lens who
.svs been visiting Mrs B'S older
Ms 4. &. Forsyth a2i
ibeE 7slS,iyss here, VII, tomorrow
s.Urn - tAsir honie $. TScoIa,
MrS EzEs-s,siu. $ s5S.s- c: the
ssl1ss b-oEhs-s .: this I5;y. S-rivei .
: SAlsn, lzSc evening from BlutfCu.
'h.A Mr.. Hzre-Steir remained II .
'hso - c.oss up his business tc;
M fellow hsS wife in : tsu weeks,
hen ;bsy vii u-&se SSlsu Ibsir
,gC-s bC12s.
Gscrcs AcS Theodore Bar SCi :.
.Cef Szths.e3 n the- camping
-tSs this Do-nizE &Di took TIE
csso1rs express tx NswpcrI -
- weeks oCTcE. T-sy w.-
.Ske the hills Srolri Yz2--1s r--s
in s-Gs1ccS n s-ayi-E tCs t-o--
~ game o.: 5sS-sas-, : &. Bar
i family I'll s.E- -Es rE--y Ws,5-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

IN PROGRESS The game Of ball
between the real estate men ana
printers is in prsgress at Capital
Park grounds this afternoon. The
JOURNAL force could not accept a
imposition to play in the game on
account ofi.S being an afternoon
paper. demanding attention during
the time required foT the game.
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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tsScs s,s = 80 meeting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

BaAEN OY TSACE-ThSS bSiy -
S4se1i'S business Casa will meet .c
Nd5>C-1si SSS>zN1 this sVso,cE -
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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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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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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

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

ONg-L pss 81 ATHLETE SE.
E-EL o1s - ghoss ls,SS = &C. vsSy
sAocE -. wiu give a. sxhiotio2 il
AZ blstsc sNs-caSS< this evening. o.
;hS turning ~. &zd S~,eA Ike. - ihs
ca-Cs- * SS&,s ard Co11<-e52i
ss-SSsS SsVSYSps-S WHERE - hzs
bs~2, say his pS-soCD&cess &-s Ear
ytlo%sS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

MrSS-oN 70 -AvA-A- ws-E
- - saGsth-1E So IL r-ug-s=s @
lava &53 4. t5ys So --E l-s--s
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sAsGs3 ~ $50 . l14- s-=zs5J-
raxs,s.- lava eC5ss 1; >.-E EE--I-
< CC's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

INERE PoLICE ECoC ST.-lcs
Dempsey Snd Geo w. Tovse- were
up txtO-s I2&Se Co1n his UO<niog
~ being drunk Dempsey was
given four days Srd TOSrSer viii
o,oAri s; the es,y hotel until next
MO1dSy nsO-ciCg. Tass : the ;hiri
ti1ss ToHr<e- has hsSR in the hceS1p ?
within The pSSsi tsS v0ssk&
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Bl0S REyE CTD-Tbe hard u
SSy ,@-. ccZ1-SSeC1s-S to-day 7s.S'e.-
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A13 S2,1a-iE~d ;hs sCp~rLz'S2 6ez;
IL s-y i Shs Sg.s7 Ea&-ks;. TAsS :
s Fee departure
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

M0NNN CAEAF--CSl S1 IseSA n
Saos&Aue 81 $500 sarSSs. L yol ~aAs
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pN,a.g pa II - ySsl uaSy A.e ~, Ases.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

NsNlN0 ~ RNRApzSN-A M
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ks.sesA = se ~ 80 bssk "a srssEa.3
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49, &sS& Fes4aps1 se ssll osa ~ sssz
~ - eaR asss aArsu,a "a eozae 81
eseAas ~ 3ss aa'a Aaar..A waA -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

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S,-eJy cas-S agS1 a S-&--tr ssSs2az
- sgs A2z.3 Ca Ie,s Nj Csgy ssgsA-
SSgASs3 - gss NaryA SAzgztz-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

n. Z : HOSE -Gs E-Es-sE-
C1GSG SFr-P sz--cL x sxss-is,5 .
tie Zz&-Ssc So -Ess e-7s e -c,-E-s.
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W NJ El.SLr>. Nz-A
LA-cs SHs s. s-zK- 81 as--s Ecc
sSS-ls - a. 1--CEls1S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

A%aNNAa hNarH = = -
S&s2ss- --------lS {lo$oENS-ls
Summary,
Earned rsHS-S&ssz,. 2
EEss e e&aae-T'w7c h>Ers AID
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

CONNgvNENV.-DspGx SAsCE :
l. Paisley, - Baker CS;y, oeocsA.
ArcA-c R<Sty - ibs xsy.-0 tols
raycai2s. Tos 6<zSeC;<3 lzzSg-1 -1ss
ss-os SO X trying - p>lSa, III.
sd s. i-zoss \ wls1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Io&i 6us ksqSs. I1,parss5 SSlSS
eos~ss, j>Ss NscSSveG 81 ! y.
WrsSs's -. oll-EsLga Ias PrSStsss
ycG1s A5y n SSss2- &zd Is 1xySc
= 5GSs slzpSy 5eS,scGS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Tes1 n WAz1 Es wsk-I 90 2zy
50 sscG A-1 yEc a., sasSC-s lEe :
EsA-Ss = scCrs a. 7 g.l - a. eEget
A. 14y, rs - t-g,rI2E1 IN -
t,cGl2g csos -, 8-,s va ga LAs e~1-
esl a a a. CsGazsS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

eALNVI>>--NsSsrs Ml2-o A-1
L.,u A2ve = sc-,s sE zas,Axzs,s 81
S'sCk F'1.E.,s sesvy Soal 20 rs- 90
tas ~ - t.sks e5s eN-c-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

NoVlC&-AG pa-Esss ShS SSvs
ollls SE&..se The AL q Izly o.
E2iises sAo1l3 p-S$s1; Tie S&Es o<~
socs : o'esSsk- JAY lSiA - ths
EzSzcs esE E-,it:S,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14
lIs-rTH-Ias FIitd tE- Esot-i s. II
taIErV E@-I-taes ne.

H-s,-eSz S1---E x1.1 - O.
.Sr,o h--cZz- q - tx
= Vs-sl8as :. y S.klsZ :
+ = tAz1cC a-1 - O O Il
Eay, = z-1 : * u
I Ive-s -rv a. C - aEE-
-asoc E-CEu o. JEEs ~
S-,Ez Z "a t-S = E1vs-s55s
81 - SalsEA- =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Was- ycG Az Z >A5=Z E-- 81
oct v4Ei.c E-- - E-A G-y----E
c-- lss csS1- N-- va = FlS-
10 : -sSc sccssSs ~ ~ --i= ciC.=sc
lxyc--S T. a. cEz- 8. G-EE-c
tSe-sa-- Sacc.cy 4 CcS : -1-
49, Z, v-s<
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, Crockep,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
Agents for epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

EsSsre y's1 S-Ary Sc ts,s Sss sA,ocs
* uso1-tazgs &oaE s,oyss @ oossc
sAss ENSNl>S 1cSGNAL - yosr
nAr.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-14

Look HERE.-Summer challieS 8
cents 4 yard at the Capitol Adven-
tune Co. Hurry up before they are
all gone.