Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-18


The Doran trial has resolved itself
into an effort to convict old man
Dickmau Of insanity.
At Eugene all small boys, inclI-
ding bout blacks are prohibited from
frequenting saloons.
f. n. Thomas, a Jefferson fruit
grower has contracted with Mr.. Joy
to put in fruit drier.
Those low prices at the "cash
grocery" are Winning it lots of
trade. 3O3 Commercial street.
Fire, fire; fireworks of the latest
novelties and all staple kinds, ,atGeo.
F. Smiths, 307 Commercial street.
The reason Rineman takes the
lead on vegetables and it-he has
80 acres at command.
Black sailor hats a speciality at
Chas. Calverts. Prices will aston.
ish you.
A big steamboat excursion with g
band will probably be run from
Independence to Salem on July 4tb
Mrs. Charles ID. Gabrielson and
Mrs. A. +. HOfeT, Jr., were passen-
gers for Portland on the morning
overland train.
Two young people well known in
Salem, Mr. e. E. Coonrodt and Miss
Nellie Brown, Of Oakesdale, Wn.,
were married June 10.
Ali the committees FIR The states
4th Of July picnic are requested to
meet at the Willamette parIors on
Saturday evening of this week.
A fine lot of halibut, sturgeon,
salmon, shad and cat fish just re-
ceived at the State str t market.
Also choice poultry. Ed. Sullivan.
Don't forget the Baptist out door
social Friday evening. Those Bap-
list people do have good times, they
say, aud their ice cream is unsur-
passed.
Members of the militia companies
should remember the guard mount
Friday night. There will be great
improvement attempt ed on the first
effort.
Persons wishing goOseberries for
must recOllect that NJ It.
Rineman can furnish any quantity
of the choicest of the season.
The Brownsville We )Ien Co., has
filed supplementary articles ofincor-
changing name to" Albany
Woolen Mills Co.," and changing
office to Albany.
Hon. Ed Hirsch is in receipt of
letter from his brother. Hon. Sol
Hirsch, minister to Turkey, an
that he expects to sail for
the United States soon, and will be-
fore his return make a visit to his
sid home at Salem.
June 27th the Salems and Albanys
cross bats ON the grounds in this
city. Albany may expect lively
game Of ball at the hands Of our
boys. Albany has enough good
players to put up very active team
and will do it.
Nr. Orin Savage brought in a
specimen of wild grass, "cheat, "
this morning entirely covered with
"smut," and says this is quite com
mon this year. The cool, wet weat-
her is supposed to be the cause.
There is a general impression that
the clerk of the weather has been
away from home and that the boys
have been running it. The absence
of heat is enjoyable, but the season
has been backward if anything
owing to the coolness.
Mrs. Jas. +. Babcock and Capt.
Pratt do not wish Rhode Island.
sligbted. The busiest state in the
Union, and who has not heard Of the
services of the gallant 2lst Rhode
Islaud regiment. Let Rhode Island
be at the States picnic.
The baseball games Saturday and
sunday will be between the SaleInS
aud Portlands. The Portland club
will have for pitcher one Sheets,
recently Of the New York Giants
who has just signed with the Port
lands. DowelI and Lanford, Of the
Staver 4 Walkers, will play first
base aud short stop, respectively
and the team will not be weak In a
single point. Ladies free in the
Rrduu btauu'
During a severe storm Tuesday
Afternoon some twenty-five plcnieers
huddled in an Clubhouse IN Forest
park for protection from the rain.
Suddenly there was a sharp Hash OF
lightning, a quick report Of thunder,
aud then sbreiks and means and
cries for help issuing from the build
ing. A Wild scene Of confusion
followed, aud policemen hurried TO
the scene. Nearly all the occupants
had more or less injuries. One was
killed, and three very seriously but
not fatally hurt Olhers suffered a
severe nervous shock.
See sroat 4 GlIe before you buy
your fruit jars.
Quick time aRd through trains
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