Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-19


tie village as It had passed five aud
twenty years ago. In 1856 the be.
trothal Of the then czarowitz ana
Princess Dagger was celebrated 10
the simplest way under a tent erect
cd on the beach, facing the same
aud surrounded only by fishermeu
and their wives and children. When
the family repast was over, King
Christian of Denmark left the tent
and addressing the fisherman clus-
tered around, tsKed them to drink
to the health Of his new son-in.law
and his beloved daughter. A sump-
tuous repast was then served to all
observation-disclosures of Jules Bockshuene,
set out on rough tables in the open
air. Yesterday, on the same spot 10
the village, a large tent was erected
and here the czar and czarina dined,
surrounded only by their own fam
ily and the fisher folk of the place.
By special request of the imperial
couple they were left entirely alone
TO their innocent enjoyment, which
passed off amid many expressions
of simple love and affection from
the peasants. The car addressed
the fisherman in kindly way, and
told them that as long As he lived
they would hold q tender corner 10
his heart as being associated with
the day that marked the commence
ment Of happy time Of his life.
DECLINED GIVING INFORMATION.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept. 10.
A. s. Bradley, who owns farm in
Taylor county on which there is a
mortgage, received blank from the
census department, asking for partic-
ulars of the mortgage. He refused
to respond, but instead sent letter
10 Mr.. Porter in Washington TO
mind his own affairs.
Bradley's letter was forwarded to
the federal authorities in Iowa, re-
suIting in his arrest. Commissioner
Hunter of this city held him in the
sum of 5000 to await the action of
the federal grand jury.
WARM WEATHER.
CHICAGO, Ills, Sept. DDS
patches from points in Illinois, Wis
consin and Iowa, state the warm
weather Of the past days is increas-
ing in Intensity, Ia some places In
Illinois water famine is reported.
AT Hills Shore, Ills, and Eau Clair,
Wis, yesterday the THERMOMETERS
reached 100 degrees.
MINE EXPLOSION.
BRUSSELS, Sept. l9.-Explosion
took place this morning at Farchies-
Lamanche colliery near Charleroi,
province Hainaut. Eighteen bodies
have been recovered from the
pit and many workmen are missing.
Latest reports place the number of
dead at 20. There are also II work
men severely injured.
COLLECTOR APPOINTED.
WAsHINaToN, Sept. 10, 9,-The presi-
dent today appointed Andrew Was
son, of Washington, collector of Gus
toms for Puget Sound, Washington,
Vice Bradshaw.
A MOTHER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Butte, Mont, Sept. l9.-At a late
hour last evening Mrs. Rose Good
win, aged SO, living in the south
eastern part of the city, was found
dead in hen house near her dwell
ing. She was lying face downward,
her head hanging over a rope
stretched across the shed that hung
down within three feet of the
ground. 1t seems to have been a
deliberate case of suicide, as her
hands were free and rested on the
ground. The family had some
trouble about a piece of property
which had been attached for debt,
and she had been drinking slightly
in the last day or two. It is sup
posed that the worry oyer the diff
Guilty, trivial though 1t was, upset
her mind. She leaves family of
bright children, all industrious and
respectfully employed.
HOw's This9
We offer one hundred dollars re-