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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-09
ACCIDENTS.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

SCoTTDALE, Pa, Mar. 8. "A sing
ular accident occurred on the South
west railway Saturday morning
The Possum accommodation, which
leaves this place at 8 o'clock, wa
deralled near Connellsvllle station
by a misplaced switch. 1t WAS run
ming swiftly and when derailed il
rgn into dwelling house near by
It demolished everything In ii-
course. The inmates Of the resi-
dence escaped and the engine
stopped alongside a cradle where Il
baby was sleeping. 1t was unharmed.
TWO PERSONS DROWNED.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March g.
Very heavy. rains prevailed Through
out this section yesterday aud last
night. All the streams are olt o
their banks. a seven year old col
ored girl was drowned this morning
by falling into raging creek, A
colorpd man named Hunter was
drowned yesterday.
sMOTHERED TO DEATH.
TRINADAp, Coz. Mar. 0.--When
the freight train on the Fort Worth
road arrived here last night, smoke
was seen issuing from refrigerator
car. The door was broken open, and
two men who was stealing a ride
were found lying in the straw sufio-
Gated. The fire is supposed to have
started from . lighted pipe.
WOUNDED BY LION.
PARIS, Mar. 9.-Seets, the well
known lion tanner, was attacked
and fatally wounded, this morning,
by an angry lion,
thrashing n drunken man, when
John Mcdonald, painter, ran out
of II neighboring house and felled
the Chiuaman with II heavy stick.
une of the boys now pushed up and
deliberately dropped heavy stone
on the head of the Chinamau. In
the nick of time IA patrol wagon ar
rived and dispersed the crowd.
Nearly 500 persons had quickly
gathered and were shouting. "Kill
hlnl-kill the ChInunuu.n Lees re-
covery is doubtful.
RESULT OF A DRUNK.
BATEsVIILE, Ind, March o.
john DisOhere, II prominent hotel
keeper, of this place, while drunk
and mad with jealousy, attacked
his wife with revolver and shot
her IN the head, inhicting a serious
wound. Another ball struck n cor
set stay just over the heart. Dis
chere then placed the weapon at
the back OF his 3-year-old daughter,
Mykele, and shot her through the
heart. lie then shot his cook, Mary
Jones, IN the back, iniiicting flesh
A crowd gathered quickly |
in the parlor, and attended the /
wounded. Dischere entered and .
fell dead on the tloor having cut .
bis throat with n casekuife.
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JUn0ls oF ELHCrIoN, The boanl
~ school dlrclors have appointed
Geo. IA. Burnett, e, l.. Watt aud
HenFy 6ohom ,ker as judges of the
school meeting waeh viii be held
a. The opera houss Monday.
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used il Ior EiNe Yrnr.

Dr. 4, Is. holden: | have sold
your Ethereal Cough Syrup for the
past Ave years, and have used II iu
my own family, and know il To be
the best cough syrup | have ever
used or sold, FRED NJ. WEsl,
stockton. Large size SLOO, small 50c.
For sale 10y all drugg gis,g.
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STAT 7 E..
HAD 10 MARRY HER.

EAST PORTLAND, Or, Mar g.
Friday efternoon a handsome young
woman came TO the office Of Justice
Bullock, and asked consultation
With the prosecuting attorney. 1t
WIS ascertained Saturday that a
Y ,rraUt was issued for the arrest of
} ;hn Redmond, Of Por land, charg-
ing him with seduction. Redmond
. found ut late hour aud brought
t. this side, The object Of the
yang woman was t. force Redmond
to marry ber. lie wanted time to
rcIect, but she was iDhexiblc. 1t
was jill VI marry. He decided TO
lake the latter. At a late hour
license was procured and the cere-
mony performed. The young wom-
aH's name is Clara Marshall. Red.
uond told her he would not live
eith her even If lhey were carried.
Shooting NFFRAY.
PORTLAND, Mar. 9.-At the Cas-
rade Locks Saturday night Henry
p.,rr ouiS y NpCnrnirk hodtrorhIa
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MARKETS.
WHEAT

WHEAT.
SAN FRANCtsoo, Mar q, Wheat,
buyer scasOn, tl.63l.
CniCA0o, Mar. y. Wheat firm,
cash iOl @ May i02l e. 3, July
No..
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w1LKrs srALLIoN.

WILKES STALLION.
LEXINGTON, KY, Mar 81 i.
simmons has lost by death the
promising stallion Ferguson, BY
George wilkes. He was valued at
S25, 900.
TORNADO IN CALIFORNIA.
MARYsvILLE, CAL, Mar. O.
Word has reached here that lorna
do started at Browns valley Friday
and passed between here and
Wheatland. 1t tore up everything
in its course, demoIishing tank
houses. barns and fences, took fence
panels $50 yards in the air, and
moved l6OO-pound barley crusher
Swenty feet. 1t went very slowly
and in a zigzag course. No lives
were lost. It was going south at
lasi accounts.
KOCH TREATMENT.
MADRID, Spain, March "a
commission Of six medical men ap.
pointed TO investigate the Koch
remedy have reported ia favor Of
total suspension of that form Of
treatment. The committee finds
not a single cure effected here.
THE CUMBERLAND RIVER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 9.-The
rise I'm the Cumberland river con-
tinues this morning. Much dam
age has been done. 1900 10 1000 peO-
pie are driven from their homes.
The goods in warehouses and cell
lars have suffered much damage.
The river is spreading over the low
lands. Nearly all lumber yards are
overfiowed. At police headquarters
many inquiries for shelterare made.
Reports from all points on the river
show "A rising every where, and the
fullness Of the Ohio and Mississippi
will prevent the Cumberland from
running down rs rapidly rs IL other
wise would.
THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
CHATTANoOGA, Tenn, Mar. o.
The Tennessee river has reached the
danger line and isrising three inches
per hour. Experienced river men
predict that it will overflow much of
the city in low lying places and cut
of several railroads and suspend the
operations of several manufacturers
The rainfall here for 80 hours, was
81 inches 1t extends up the river and
in East Tennessee generally. lndi-
cations for more showers are very
promising,
EVANGELICAL FACTIONS.
READING, Pa, Mar. "a prelimi-
nary Injunction was granted Satur-
day by Judge Ermentrout against
the Rev. Mr.. Kruse, the Bowman
pastor, who, with his adherents,
broke into st. Matthews Fvangeli-
cal church several nights ago. The
injunction restraints them with in
terfering with the anti-Bowman
pastor.
PRESIDENT HARRISON.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-The presi-
lent left Washington this afternoon
'or few DAYS duck shooting on the
Chesapeake.
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SNOW IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Mar. 9'-Terrible weather
prevails in the north Of England.
The snow is from to fifteen inches
deep in many places and the seas are
running SO high along the coast that
many wrecks.are feared, heavy winds
prevail, aud the storm has seldom
been surpassed in severity at this
time OF the year.
VOYAGE ARoUND THE WORLD.
COLOMBO CEYLoN, Mar. 9,-The
Canadian Pacific Ry. Cos, New
steamship Empress of India, arriv-
ed here this morning on her voyage
around the world. She will remain
here two days to give passengers an
opportunity of viewing the numer-
Gus points ofiuterest in the vicinity.
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I OR EIGN.
AGAINST INFoRMERs.

AGAINST fNEoP,tFUS
1ovnov Mar a-Tbo porna,ites
and ,nti.parpaIitas araunitad in .un.
nor, op q hil =, r,t o, and to tha
,,olioo sr,,, g,.s,o,,, i.,ou,,os sh,dow
ine rt,snrovid.d that sb,d,wipg
oxoon, il NO oouon,itt.d f,r tha rur
,osa IF r,a,,,y an arrest with q
,yor,.,.nt or,,,,p d ,.h,r,,a ,,s,ir.irr
h,,..,.., u,;,h.,,t ,,r,...
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MARnlEp.

BoUrIN LONGLEN.-At the res
ideuce II James Bachelor. March
1891, Mr.. Aiphonse Boutiu aud
Miss Nary J.. Langley, both of
Marion county, juslier Jamt,
NatcheloT ollieialiug.
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J. ibig'scxtract beef smaJ&Gl,'


Tho hest salye in the Worldgor tlII,.
brulsns, sorts, 'lcvrs, SalJ kheum. tyNcI
lorns nnd an skin Eruptions, aud po,I
llNoiy cures files, or nn pay rv4uired n
IL guaranteed Ia give p0rtUyi >liIslt.u1u
az money nempded. fuce, - cents pgr
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runs high IN thls viiy over System
Builder as everybody is using it for
catarrh of the stomach, Consump-
tlon-Dyspepsia, impure blood aud
TO build up the System-it certainly
must be AN excellent preparation,
when evers body speaks SO we'll OF
H. d&wyr
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FL R E s.


FIRE AT LYONS, IOWA.
LYONS, Mar, 0,--Taylor Bros,
foundry and machine shop burned
here early this morning aud II
watchman, r. l.. Tnggert, perished
In the flames. Foul play Is sus-
pected, The loss to shop is small.
FIRE IN OMAHA. q.
OMAHA Neb. Mar. 0.-The print.
Ing house Of Gibson, Miller n Rich
erdson burned down this morning.
Loss 100000. fully insured,
BISHOP PADDOCK DEAD.
Boston Mass, Mar, 9.-Right Rev,
benjamin Ii, Paddocks Episcopal
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Mass, died
this afternoon.
FATALLY BURNED.
CINCINNArI, Mar 9,-Nlcholas
Vincent, aged 90, was found today in
his oobbler's shop fatally burned,
lie died on the way TO the hospital.
IL is supposed he upset "A lighted
lamp while In a drunken sleep.
A BLIZZARD.
ASHLAND, Wis, Mar, o. Iester-
days blizzard was the worst of the
season, II Is reported that two set
tlers on the newly opened land have
perished In the storm,
AINKRs GOING 10 WORK,
PlrrsBuRG, Penn, Mar p.-SiX
thousand niners la the MonOuga-
haia valley resumed work this morn.
ing at the Increased rate ~ wages
conceded them,
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EsrRAY A red aud white Jersey
COW, liable to bo with young calf,
Inform j. Is. Brown, south Salem.
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sPRAIns.

Ohio A Mis- Railway
oMcS President ana
Genenl Manager
Hpstunagl, Ohio
"Ns Hs,l Sataonly
turbeS Anl SAVE nie
a NeFy krNagclY
,pFalnci anklc The
applicAtion ~ 81
lslNls Nal ryEalts,i ~
49, Ia . rvlisi ffop
D. IA
y " fEANant,
ltssi 4 0sn Aaagg
Vaa ananinaas 49,
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TOR Sal IA new house containing
i nine rusns, nicely situated in Higu-
and Add ton, connected with the city
gaIerworks and l. convenient to street ear
lie. Term reasonable. inquire of u. }
torrance, north wet corner of Center
md Liberty streets. 5:rlln
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Bavataria Shrimps -- Sroat Il
Giles.
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EOR : LIE Two square pianos for sale
L very cheLp,at Dipmoud's music Aouse
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BRUISES.

iae hOlphin stFce,.
kalumon,. Nd
JanylS lSO
-iNas bFuissdtAd
y In hiB sAdslGs by
sGll and sgsrndE
Ne0lg - lSaason
eepPletsly cuugd
me" Ns 4 uAKpaN
hsnlSFofs slaic
Lsgialsiuu
"a CO.. aanmsss. IA
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NOR sNIE.-l2l5 acres of land 4 miles
i sUv,N nf Salem. Enquire at this office.
30 I'm
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DOUND.--A blind btid'e ON State street,
+ salem. Owner can gel salue by call
ing at this Office aud paying FOR this notice
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yNUI- -NT-HED Rooms tor rent, with
! cooking (: Cili!ie,. 81 per month. Cor
Of Tr Ge ana Winter streets, j. h, Van
iCTpuli, 3@lw
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25C Want Column.

Notices Inserted frr ONE CENT PER
WORD EAII IN$I,HrI ~. Nc adyer-
iSenCut inserted in this column for less
hHn twenty-five cents,
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CnINANAN AssAuLrEp,

CHicA0o. Mar y John Lee.
Chlnsman. Was 81 upon hy orowd
Of bays ant dpRkea white men
yesterday, la Displaines street. aud
assaulted with a shower of stones.
Tue Chlnaman rstaltAled aud was
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NEW YORK, Mar. a.-rhc CLARK
Thread Company has closed mill No
Z, At Krarney, n. j., lhmNins over
$40 girls out ~ work. This ls the
mill az which y riot took p.aoo a
week or two aga A representative
II the company said ,ls mlll would
be closed for an indefinite period u
time. aud II the mill hands were nol
~ alone By q eslrtss all lhe mills
y nld Dc e'osrd.
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CRIMINAL.
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
PrTTsBURo, Mar. S.--A. 8. Hoo
son, for twenty-five years a trusted
employe Of lutte & Co., oil operators,
raised check from S42 to 1920 yes
terday, aud cashed 1t. He took the
first train going out Of town. FRI
day he did the same thing, but was
found out. When confronted with
the evidence, he confessed aud re-
turned the money. On account of
his long service the matter was not
pressed, but he took advantage Of
his employers leniency and repeated
the operation.
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bfooded monster to interrupt bit OF sentt-
ventop. and Should suffer uS Tie doube penalty
Of the law rs public nuisance as well as q dis
Aftor oil the greatest phenomenon is, not the
yolving. buzzing wheels and pulleys among
the m ana
typical American. Institute Fair baby. that
always comes with its m ut. Inst lust as Its
babies were in better form than they, are now.
and were not so much Of u rarity. You cant
cause uf is n mouth is ."O always too full to
regulated baby that never cries. not even when
MIR s@
side up frequently hapnsRRs Sme BABIES Ss
With. Thsrs's nothing ss ABOUT this shilds head
'naf NJ s SsS.fst SSa sa bssssns
enjoys ss~us ss s% SsS 3of OBJECT
ikea he ySf hot ST. o rozsn
cream, pancakes and molasses potatoes. raw
or cooked as the case may BE- all manner ere, OF
q cream Tor The ice cream man has forgottean BY
he washes it all down with boiling: hot
kumyss. and two. or three kinds Of wine vine.
it to clean his littlo coat and he does get q
good taste Of the liquid dressing for shoe soles.
no insurrection or back talk from the depart:
ment of the interior. It is the endurance Of
toned simplicity Of the typical Ameri:
can Institute mother. who never heard
OF senior wrangers and is too busy
wholesome bread and butter to. have time to
vote II she had the chance; the honest hard
etbook. it is true. and wear tho trousers. but
provide. well for tho household and the
sweet shy maidens who haven't read Mona
q students gown. that the country needs to
balance up the hysterical tendencies OF the
times and keep the eagles perch steady and
level and the flagstaff Of the Stars and Stripes
set true and straight in its socket.
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can bo taken away, as they are bottled together.
However. this unfelicitous arrangement serves
70 illustrate the snpeIi9rity q the woman ma,
tpre overthe mans. Whenever a girl Is seated
With two men each man IL radiant with de,
other side to think how decidedly he Is not in
it at all: The girl. meanwhile, Is as serene
and unruffled as a swan in q lily pond. But
when the combination consists OF two girls
and one man. you can see the mans shirt
gelatlnlze. in his efforts to please:. hut either
one or both girls are In pout, aod wish they
Another feature eyldencing tho presence OF
what the girls call a mean cd thing" among
the committees is the drop-a-nickel:in tho
slot machine whichitells your age; II there
easily avoided. but this one Is skilfully intro
duced among o great variety Of scales into
which YOU drop, your fve-penpy bit and while
card bearing your fortune. your weight. your
fathers name. the number OF sisters your
great aunt had. ~ box OF chewing gum. cough
drops. deed OF house and lot. receipt for your
Winters. coal. and a great variety OF other
easy, then, for the crafty swain to invaigle the
unsuspecting swainess upon the mischieyous
scale. which instead OF sending out, pair OF
diamond earrings pr9elaims the 2nlX secret net, q
Geacherous dial ticks round to the wrong side
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19-Mr. GeorgeW. Childs
Drcxel. tho son OF Banker A. ]. Drexel was
welded to Miss Mary Streton Trick. daughter
Of Mrs. Charles Keen OF Vincentown. N. j.. in
the Episcopal Church Of tho Trinity OF that
n~eJ Jersey ie perfnrmed The eeremony assisted
by the Rev. Joseph l. Miller Of St Stephens
Church OF this city.
Drexel the wedding was soemnized as quietly
as possible. only the immediate relatives OF
both families being present.
The bride was escorted to the altar by her
uncle Mr.. William j. Trick. The maid Of
honor was Miss Helen Haines and the best
man Mr.. Charles Frederick Smith Of Chicago.
u cousin Of the bridegroom
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xAYoa-ELEcr BooDY BANoUErED.
He Tanks School ChnAres shesia 30 Hs-
serestea In Ha.aseipAi MATTERS.

He Tanks School ChnArss shssia 30 En-
terestea In lns.seipei Hstters.
The second notable complimentary dinner
TO Mayor-elect David A. Boody OF Brooklyn was
given last night by tho Hamilton Club in its
S250.0O0 club house in Clinton and Remsen
streets. Among the 100 guests were many
Republicans who had worked hard for tho
election OF Henry 8. Meyer. Mr. Boody's COM
petitor President George M. olcott presided.
and among those present were J. g. 7. Strana-
han. Gen. Henry W. slocum. Gen. Stewart L.
Woodford. Editor St Clair McKelway. Gen. A.
@ Barnes. Eugene @. Blackboard. Edward NJ.
Packard. Henry W. Maxwell. Congressman
w. J. COMBS. E. u. Bartlett, w. @ Beeoher.
Adam 8. Swan. Alexander L. Orr, Charles A.
Moore. and the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall.
When Mr.. Boody's health WAS proposed three
cheers aud tiger, were called for. and al
many tiger" the cheers swept through the
sponse. carefully refrainlng from any. political
reflections. He made a suggestion to tho Of
feet thnt the children in the public schools
should 10 initiated into the mysteries OF tho
city charter. and should be Instructed In NUM-
Gen. %oodiord spoke, on The Enemy-our
Friend" Editor McKelway., IN his address on
elect 70 take the people into his eontldenee.
ars s saS1 oombs William VIII I'll H. #fIams Ed
The next dinner to Mr.. Body Will be given by
tho Brooklyn Wheelmen.
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AHE W. q r. o. CONVENTION.
what the Women OF the Land are Doing h
the Cause OF Temperance.

what the Women OF the Land are Deins Ia
the Cause OF Temperance.
BOSTON. Nov. 1a-The morning session Of
the last day Of the dual Convention Of the
Worlds and the National W. G. 7. q. was
opened this morning with the usual devo-
tional exercises The work Of the morning
was rapidly taken up.
The department Of flower missions. under
the superintendence Of Miss Jennie Cassedsy.
was reported by Mrs. Hammer. Flowers arc
distributed in the prisons and hospitals. and
many man has been led to think Of homo
and many more to see the errors Of their life
BY these innocent and silent workers." She
paid q glowing tribute TO- Miss Casseday OF st.
LOUIS. the originator OF the idea,
Department. said that, II you want to reach
people for the temperance cause. go to the
'as Pa Rs GegEas Tsss s
th
Mrs. r a. Edmond said that the use S q un-
,n. wine T. urged all
iermented. and modern church wine should BE-
churches use fermented wine. but this proper;
thsir danger from ssp' those ehSrokes .'A'a :"
legal department. she mad an earnest Plea
women. she ssid tbat eZ%sTy state Ssd =, r:
Mrs: Hannah + Bailey spoke for the peace
ss usls DIN vii Hpt sxs 'ss
ons aca the word see fSs
ment Of the United states against any beIliser-
ent aetion on the part OF the United States
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men wish the shiny slippers and shapely silk
stockings were not hidden behind the coun-
ter The third manufacturer depends upon
tho old reliable Irish-Amerlcan product in
girls. unauthorized and unendowed with
foreign fripperies and be it said to tho honor
OF the shamrock decked Stars and Stripes It
requires quite as much chocolate to supply
the demand there as ut either OF the 9th or
Every ono goes up in the large gallery to SEQ
the portrait Of Mr.. Hull. the superintendent OF
the Fair. painted by Mr.: j. f. Barley. artist to
Il R. =. the Prince. and presented to the Fair
tho kodak fiend is in his glory. for the Assoeia-
exhibit, and when It is really settled which
other little matters now agitnting the public
mind like the water supply the fisheries debate.
the little unplensantness with Chill and the
annexation OF Canada will adjust themselves
and BIO all satisfactory. Any way. you would
think 80 II you could sec the pretty girls cleo
pioneering for votes for the favorites. Any ono
who thinks that women wouldn't be power in
politics ought to go up, there and sec some old
porcupne Of n man being coaxed and cod died
into doing the very thing he Is determined
meath bcwitchng tanglc OF banged hair.
Every Eden has Its scrpent, and tho machl-
nations OF his Satanic Majesty are rccognZa-
bio In several features OF the exhibit. In this
gallery are a series OF seats called Irritation
row." but the chairs are arranged In groups OF
three to which nothing can be added. as there
are no single seats. and from which nothing
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RICH PURSES FOR TROTTERa
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Proposed to
BE Divided In Three Purses.

One Hundred thousand Dollars Proposed to
Be Divided In Three Purses.
GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. l8.-The State Breeders
Association In session at Jackson to- day &C.
cepted an invitation from the Horsemens As
ISOLATION to hold the summer meeting In this
city the last week in August. under the Joint
auspices Of the two associations
The horsemen will meet at an early date to
discuss arrangements. and at that. meeting
President Don J. feathers will submit propo-
siton which. II accepted. will make the August
meeting one Of the most memorable In trot-
ting history.
He proposes to offer purses aggregating
100000. and all that he asks Is for the for
NAL endorsement OF his project by tho asso-
citation. He will offer $4,000. divided.
and palo Alto. to decide Dt the e Stallion
Championship Of the world mo entrance foo to
be charged. He further offers $4,000 for a
rnce between Monbars. Bermuda Boy, Ralph
Wilkes. and Arion. with no entrance. The bal
ance Of the money will be hung up in purses
tho State. under the rules Of the Breeders As
No doubt is entertained but that the ,propo-
sltlon will be accepted at the next meeting Of
Mr. Ieathers managed the Allerton: Nell
son $4,000 race last month. and is
sondGnt that + With such ho,fSs ,,, Is
100000 offered In. purses would DO success
full He is willing TO assume the responsible
ty. and only asks the horsemen to give the
project formal recognition.
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The Silver Cross Circle OF the Order OF King q
Daughters is devoted to q particularly practi-
cal form OF benevolence. The purpose Of the
circle is to build an improved tenement house
for Industrious people Of small means but re-
fined taste. where moderate rent may secure
work. an illustrated lecture will 30 delivered
this eyren!ng N.Y. r. by the ksy
on "diimpses Of the Empire Of the Gar and
the Land Of the Midnight Sum-" Beside the
work attendant upon raising funds for the
House. the circle have various depots where
coal is purchased In large quantities. to he 70;
amounts. Tea and other dry. groceries are
purchased In the same way by the quantity for
the benefit Of families OF small means. and o
pension fund Is maintained for the benefit OF
widows with small children.
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EnnIs-De Hart.

Miss Ella Steele Dc Hart, who has been
United States Commissioner Shlelds's typo
writer. was married last night in the South
Bushwick Reformed Dutch Church in Brook
lyn to tho Rev. Howard WILDER Ennis. student
at the Union Theological Seminary, and the
assistant pastor OF the KemSen Reformed
lIulst performed the marriage ceremony. Miss
Anna NJ. De Hart. a sister of the bride. was the
maid Of honor and tho ushers were William +.
Miller OF New York. A Stewart Holt OF Brook
Ign. J. q. Newman OF Tennessee. and George
A. Liggett OF Railway. The church was hand
Endeavor The bride wore heavy corded
white silk gown.