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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
Pacific Coast neing..

A.P. Luse, the well known type
founder Of Chicago, tof Marder,
Luse Co., died at Los Angeles
on Saturday, while on visit to his
brotber.iD-law, Judge Wade.
At Port Townsend on Saturday
young woman named Birdie Jones
8as found dead In pond In the
rear Of notorious dance house In
the outskirts of town. The coroner
took charge Of the corpse. The wo-
man had been on drunk for some
time past.
Ia Helena last Saturday a cabln
WAS raided where bogus milk was
manufactured for sale to the citl-
zens. One Of the inmates arrested
said he bought the recipe for the
fraudulent mixture from IA man
named White In Seattle. The par
Ties will be- prosecuted.
The Belllngham Bay Improve
ment Co. have accepted an order
from Australia for 2O,OOO,000 feet oi
lumber. The transportation of this
order viii require twenty-five ships
of the largest tonnage and will keep
from 80 10 800 men bu4ily EN- ploy.
ed for about six months.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
TURNER NOTES.


Farmers In this vicinity are busy
turning the soil aud sowing grain;
several small orchards are being set
out.
While Ia Aumsville recently We
noticed that WIN. White has sold
his stock of merchandise To Rev.
EphrIam Kuott, and Is intending
t. move oft In the country about
eight miles east or Aumsvllle, aud
turn his attention tO farming.
The /, O. q, + lodge, Of Turner,
bad very enjoyable time on last
: turday night. After the public
Installation fine rcpast was served
hy the ladies OF the town aud WAS Il
complete surprise to the boys, l.
T.. Pratt, 4. o. Barker, Edwin
lllrsh. G. II. Moorcs aud VIM, Clag-
g,l came up from Salem To assist In
tie installation services,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
sALKN HARkEI REPoKI.
A syaop-is sf the NaFket.--I5aytns and
seIlfaz Prfces.
urrArr pFrCF1s

4 syaop-is sf the asFket.-Dayins and
seIlizg Prfees-
EETAEL PEICFs-
REVISED QCOTATIONz
zho1lsfers Eursr eurec -peT u ~
BrsszE.zt 1aseiyu--Lj
Hsms--azar esrsd- pr -. lss1s-
Beef- - E54c
PorE--s . 10.
M1stDu-i1 9 ne
Tinsothy sess4-Psr y.gand. 75.g= selling.
Re1 diver ses1-Fer pDund- IIc-
White clover sas1-Psr p,Dund- lsc-
AisiEe-ls.e pr pound-
Red tDp,-Ee pr pD1nd-
LEne-Jin Crzss-IZ,s = Per pouRd-
Rye Grzss--l0c pr pJunf.
Dfehard srz-s--lJc pr pyg11-
aeans--is. psr lo.
0sd meat-at r..
Canned Fruit -Peaches. q ~ apr1eJi
q 81 blackberriaz, =, aJTD, bet grade
- o., tomatoes 81 ~ strfuE beans 81 ~
areen pfas 81 - pr dnZ. In tNO ID cans
Green Fruit Choice apes 10 l.lDc -
bOI; p@ars &c per box; grape 81 - per by1
pOtabnez &c; carrots ZST parsnip- 9 %
ounce a. % per bus bel. onions y pr 10.
Fish- -5alfnOn 7alOc PER ID; star gsOn -
7c per ~ small hsb soc per ID: tallbut an
cod lZ14c per ID, salt salmOu, 7al1c per lh
BUYIsG PEIcEs.
WheAf-slZ5zc net.
Fl0ur-Per barrel. SID, best - lbs.
Dats-Per Dushel. ~ y -.
Barley-Per bushel %.
Buau-Per ton. e. y ~ mill, sscEef-
ShOrts-Per ton, 81 ~ " sacked.
ChsTs-Per ton. ElzgD garked.
HOps-lluOi At J0e pei 10.
Eggs-3bc per dOZen.
POfatOes-Per bushel, 1bc
Corn Tneal-3c per pound.
Chee4e--lB1lfc per pound
Dried piums-Per ID. Gd,7c.
Dried prunes-Per ib. Ia lac.
Imported prunes 71zc per ID.
Buttsr--Sglsl.Jc per pound for good
fard--l21zs i5c per 10.
Hans-Per pound Hale.
Bacon sides-le per ID.
ShOulders--slDSc per ~.
Chickens ~ lOc.
1urkeys l4cper 10,
Geese THss per ID.
Ducks, l21ztlic per 10
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

The landslide near Unity, GA the
rnion Pacific. Is said 10y those who
lassed Il To- have been terrible Que.
The mighty mass of earth aud
r,ck Jurrcdlron the hillside 10y pass
ns train, ,desc'ud,d upon thc engine
uud two ears following. Instead OF
inrylng the engine u scenHd ia
slide under Il aud bear II upward.
The engineer aud fireman had a
narrow cscape, both crawling ont
somehow nnd reaching the top oi
thv cab la time 10 get out Of the way
of the steam released frun the boil'
cr The slide was inally cleared up
yesterday mnrulug, after DELAY Ing
tlalus fur day or two.
The engine Was totally demolished
and rendered wnuhloss II was a
neN one, No, lsOi last Orvgouian,
,ho 18th
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
N. EnIarr.1 JsurnaI .

MONDAY eyening' enlarged JOCR-
NAL has pleased all it, readeFs, and
bussness men are highly satisfied
Most payers try TO get cut tlIel
large editions Saturday and Sunday,
but the JOUKSAL desires fOr its ad-
vertisers the largest returns prae-
tieabie, aud 10 Feaeh the people With
their announcements Monday ever
iug brings that result The business
man rrts the beneat Of bis adyer-
lizenient Tor all that week and gets
81 insertion 10 our large WEEKLY
I9UExAL circulation besidez, and
90 At a low rate. The enlarged
JOURSAL will appear on next Mon
lay.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

Probably most persons are not aware that
IN addition 10 the regular American flag
thero Is an ofilcial tag OF the President which
he alone Is authorized % use and which
isneyer displayed except In his honor, The
nag Is a dark blue, with q " bite eaglO with
0utstTciched wings and holding shield Ia
its claws, Above this eagle and between
its wings are seven white stars and beueath
II, half on each side, are six more, the tnir-
teen being emb.emAtical OF the original
States. THIS same design was the onicial
has " President Washington and Il has not
be0n altered 10 the present umo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

UPHOIsTER:-Ke,ler & Marsh
have serured the services u Mr.
Cottrsll. q Bgfialo. y. Y, an expe
rienced uphoEsterer q twenty y'srs
10 fine v0rk. WORK d any descrip-
ton viii be sttende-i 10 AZ reasOns-
be rates l-'-tL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

Some Of the journals that are
most severe in their comments on
the governors message did not
have the fairness to give it their
renders In its full text, ~ the jour
NAL did the day IL was delivered.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

A turtle weighing eighty elght pounds
wAs caught I'm Walnut crcvk, Hcnry County,
Ca, by party OF fishermen lts head was
a. large a. = dog = aud when cut % snapped
Ia two an inch plank whlch Mr.. McHibbou
placed in lts mouth lfs shol measured
iWrnfv v-efrhf ~ o'rhtccn rress ASA vtH
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

CeEsz-so you t.tnk cf locs.i1g. heret
p5.asct1--Tas- ! Taught SOM q pEa--
Cs.szsr-s5s hare, you1g nan there's
rod opeuf-g here for 2 ran - un7-7-
rrzrds L. t.z- bus ~ LJl't v-l-t no y ~
t5esrC. or eIrerlIuelt-- g-coc-0T1rg Ifdl
Wsry tt--es --o-e- cell on thzi- family
phT-icsars. suffering. Es t1ey IN ss'lnf, ofls
from cyzrCcez. -L1r fr1-1 G-4TL IL
ee=z arsc.-1r from uFcr - kinney di5esse,
esl1-E-r from nerTosls = 1lS1stlpa or Poe
f-arl-.-. c~3.1CT with ram here CT f1fTe
and IN f.s wzY t1-y a.. PRESENT, alike .
tLrUs1.4s G-.- tCsIr - gong ana II
Sf-rr-. O -cr-5uey iCctor, eepaTaIe
ard distinct G1---srs. for which n prt-
s--fre- his Els C-I n. Cs5fiTli-7l
t-crl T. - such. VIA. ill rally, ta5-y Ct-
aH Only yH tCns Ci.l-1 y some wo.Ls :
Csslrr.--. IL= u--5-l-zl. iTlCrauE OF tue
Carss- CT SEER - -.-Jl-Izsf-z LIS ~ u
ttss tIls.l Iz-ss Ills arc made. Inc SUI
. far-R r-.leaE .---- % bfe-er, Sfir pTCOa-
I by T-4.e 0y ~ -ga o. r-e deiey, wrong
tf.a -L..a- and c-I5elIclt coInpIca. iol6-
I 4 T~-e- r1-ii--l7, Ike D-. PleLce's "a
yCr-s PrzCIl-..gl Circ-..f 70 thC cnt2c
Z v,g-..i have reI-o-eJ t.. cssease, disreil-si
az ---=5 l.grr-s-inr symptoms. and inst
t.. : 1o-..CrJ ia5t.IG a. I.fr nl.Ec- -..---Ty.
It.=-ze egriyLs '.g!-e <-r the T7~--''s -7-7
( i-1a. .Islsl-,.a5 EIa Painful cerlE ger mt
Z sr-'.---r ~ --c-- cold ~ C.E--g-5t5
{ uulaT Il positive Fua-sialtee that Il vi
Z gi-- a--..fzC-.r1 - C--rs5 cGss, OF pr.C1
] -.H Tor l. xii. b. promptly refunded
B-2. rsEfzCE.'S PELLETS ret-u-
I bta cad c'a - the liver, stomach an
Gyw-'- One a dos, sO4d ~ dfugS.sla
= c@-.- s.---
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

The JOUESAL l. still growing. IL
Is the Salem paper that brings you
the news Of the day twelve hours
ahead Of any morning paper.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
SUGGESTED COMMENT.

The legislature can do great
d.aI b secure open rivers. What
Will they do?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

The JoURSAL is printed at time Of
day when working people have
INST time TO read and carry IT 10
their homes in every suburb Of the
niIu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
TIE ODELL
/ YP g WRITER.

tn N 'uN thc opELL TYPE WRfrFE
n 500 7. ratraViers, aud SIS f,r Me sINsrF
NA7n psi a.. warranted % d. bsittr g1rk
tfsu toh uIcHtst made.
Do o,tiuhtutn ~I.frllofrf With Df.p.-rr
uf, rFttth hA-E ot UrRgATtnN. 49,.
VHsrf Wnl 'uf cn.t nt rsiafriur thsn auN
thrr wINhlut Has un nk rihfs.u n
tthtf .He nfFultnr. 10 b, us.st. ,ub,fsr,-
tl lima, I'D fHrr aItrIul. llarE rr.,-..-.-
nftrs, it rfrlucf- sharp cIaau l...bf-
AtHuH-ff fi. Huu uT teu crrI.s t4r h..
niAit si rnr suiius Aby tntsll. .eut -
..'a Na HHHftn.r na nfHfainr IU rr.. Ia "a.
"A gufrf ti.tt n uy tfe-tt.r ~.
~ ~ tae eNk az tho luJBLE Ca~F
hvtasH'r AgVuu ant ssIe.u.e1 ..rr..t
'iHttal Ia4aftf fiftaE o. a.si.rrs
fsf lstla pt.tf giving iniursrfsrnr. A..
- sud y &h Ave Cbi..s, a.,
AA1d
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

lie niehau's Golden BaIsam M
Cures ChAncrcs hrs. and second Stag.s'
SoFes On ihe Legs and BODY; sore Fars
Eles, Nose, etc, CcppsF-eolored Biotchss
syphlhtie CAtArIh, diseased ScAlp, ana nj
primary forms % the dissa.s kn-y.- =.
syDh.As. Price, IS 90 per Bottls-
Ls htshau's Golden BaIsam No
Ourvs-Iettizry, AcrcuFiAl syTh iiitic Rhsn
n.Ausa, fains IN the Bones, Pains ia ~
throat, syphilt.c Rash, Lumps arj e91,
ur2cted Corts, Stiffness II the Iin,Is go
eudieatea al Disease from The sys.~1
NhethsF oAusod b intisrretion or 49,
"a hefcuFli leaving the B. I'D rurs -
heAlthy, Price IS 90 per Rettls-
LIE hichau's Golden = SpauI.h 49,
dete Tor TIE cure u Oanarrf-a. CI'|s
tfHtAtlon Gravel, ka1 al CrinAry a. GsrI
~ a.,,il s,ial'a''s siasHts. Price 81 SO per
L. aishA1's Golden spaRI.h ~.
1eettoh. foF ssrers -, IA e'',,'-,,-
llAanmztory Gie.l StrietaF,,s IL. P,-ic.,,
~ 80 per Bottis.
70 niehaa's Golden Otntms,s
W s4e e1letife healing % Syrhil.tis E-r'-s
AL erlFttQus prlcesI oO ~ A.
l.e htehau'a Golden Pile -
sli rf-in tu'2i1lsut; - q physia,l r.ss,
st',sa q ofer-eork, rroslr.sica- ~,
.Frtce - 90 PeT BoH.
tsate and NsfVlna
ssss s.ssl = hsss. C. q d. soearoly pasGst
lht RICHARDS DRUe CO., Ageuts
80 a ait MARkET sF
san franeisco, Cal
'sevIASs sEHr FHTE,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

G.. q. Given 4 @. are the l0W
price firm on shoe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

Otiice OF Salvm steam laundry 2S0
Lltsriy. Branch oiilcs, 40 aud 21s
Commercial
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

-. Cattyriu takcs the bes, pic
tures fhr tho money.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
SOCIETY NOTlCES

A. A. R-Sedgv bst, No 10. ncpar,,
We iu-gt ~ orr-oC. meets vry Monday
t'tn.uk Ai ilt lau oNei tEg Orguu Land
'N '"oN r "her- NieitiuE nuuuu1ts al
.Hiu.a..t inN.ltu o. lT .end.
tf g. sthGn A., lt,si N.lungaEfr
A t.ANulE. At.lal-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

OLE y GRAY Contractor aud builder.
- tlur insid" uri>hius "A speciality. rs
Commercial street, salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

J. SHAW. Attorney.at Law, salem,
j Oregon. Dnice first door 10 the leil
II head Oi stairs in the rear OF Ladd d
Bush bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
III NlSEs,S CARDS

II 20. HuENE-Barher and Halr.dress-
VI. ing parlors. finest baths IN the city.
ur,uNuerCiHl street, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

DRIFT EHUNl attorneys nj law salem
/ Oregon. Office over Capital National
Bank, Commercial street. Money TO loan
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

Ilv u. PUGH, Architect, PlaHs, Spcci
w hcutions and superintendence for
ali classes of buildings. O@ice 10 Com
Isercial ST., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

IL D. suUrHNICK, Contractor and
L builder. Well prepared to DO AN
Kinds oi building aud guarau,e, satiSfta-
H"h' s-2l-iu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

nR T. e.. SMITH, Dentist, % state street .
u salem, or. Finished dental opera
uots ui every description. Painless opera.
uous speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

= .RICHARD-ON. Attorney at law, Of
=. fee up stairs IN front rooms OF new
Bush block. corner Commercial and Court
streets. -alem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

TILMOS FORD, attorney at law, Salem
1 oregon. Office ur stairs in Patton ?
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

WM p. bUNNlNGTtN, Proprietor VIII
W annette Barber shop under VILLAIN
rlie hotel. OuS first class workmen en-
pluytd,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

w. BEST.-Artist. studio, Bush
y, Rrey block. Classes Thursdays and
saturdays.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20

South. North.
zoo p. m. Lv. Portland AR. 935 a. IN.
9:lS y. m. Lv. Salem Lv. 7:25 a. m
l0.Ij am. Ar. san Fran. Lv. 800 p. M
Above trains stop enly at following sta
tions north of ROsebuTg, East Portland
Oregon City, Woodburn, salem, Albany
Tangent. Shields, Halsey, Harrisburg
junction City, Irving and Eugene.
RosEBURG MALL DAILY,
500 a. M Lv. Portland Ar. 400 p. m.
1852 a. IN Lv Salem Lv. los p. NJ.
$40 p. IN. Ar. ROseburg Lv. 6:O a. n
Albany Local, Daily Except sunday.l
500 p m. Lv. Portland AR. 800 . d.
1852 p. IN. Lv: salem Lv. 5US T., N
900 p. IN. Ar. Albany Lv, 800 a. NJ.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

3. r. BDNHAM. b. y. HAYDEN.
~. II. HOLMES.
DOyHAH. HOLMES HAYDEN, Attor-
II news 81 la7r. Office in Bush's block,
5etwecn state and Court. on COm'l st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Piih Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

Frank Rowland, when sentenced to 'en
years in the peniten'isry at Kansas C'ty
Monday, jumped TO his feet and fatally shot
himself. lie was = forger but Of good
psrentsge.
A severe storm raued yesterday through
England, Wales, ireland and southern
Scotland. Telegrspbic communication was
interrupted in many places. Many wreck
are reported.
John Shea Of Chicopee Falls lied At
the Spring field hospital, A. = result Of =
bullet wound in the leg il ficted by Marshal
Slate Sept. 18Th, during 4 quarrel. Slate
was arrested.
The annual mesting Of tho Concord Il
Montreal railroad was held at Concord
Tuesday. IL WAS voted to increase the
capital stock from $4,000 to 81 000
O0O. Several s.ockholters, including
Frank Jones. opposed the issue.
The executive committee Of the Nationsl
Republican League il called to meet al
New York November 10. The presiden,
Of the League Tuesday appointed ~ mem
bers of the sub executive committee Of the
National Rupublicsn League Joseph II.
Msnley Of Maine and several others.
The directors of the New York base bail
club have adopted resolutions stating q
unanimous opinion that there was no de-
Iiberste intention on the part Of the man.
aaement Of the New York team to, in any
wise, weaken said team for the purpose OF
losing games with the Boston team in the
last series at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

breaking frsrestsd the vorI beisg given
Little Mite to1k The Lead ai orcs and be ID
i, rour 4 orce, bar lpst i the las, Eufa 70
oAkwood. Aftsr sersrkl bts~ks. Longrsy,
Jennie, Franz " and Nellie Pratt had
breaks to their crsdit. The faish vas
good one for secoad place. 0aksood took
the heat, Ksnsey second Lester third, Long
vsy fourth, Nellie Praa nfth. Little Mite
sixth, On account Of breaking; Jennie
seventh, sud Frank W dis!anesd-
Time, 40, 20. %, 40 l-2.
The second heA, was ssartsd with bu,
little scoring and ~ss 40 exciting one.
0Akvood took the lead on the start and
held it ih,ouaheu:. Lester made 3 grand
struggle for the lead but failed to get there.
the ugh hs Vas at osk~oods heels ali the
way around aud finished very close see
ond. GA the tone stretch keassy, ~h0
vas second 10 the fifss heat but had been
in the rear this time, msda = great brace
and came in third, the three l. sders being
within length OF each other Little Mite
vas fourth. L1ng~sy dfh Jen lie sl1sh.
and Nellie Prsrt ~ss in the resr. Tine,
40, l2li. 2 oil, 2 20.
The seyen horses took more scoripg than
before iu the third heat, bat finally got
Away in good shape. Oskwood took long
lead at once, with Ksnsey .scon3, the others
being we'll punched tie Hst time aroundr
Ga the back stretch They strung ont more,
but Oakvood got there all the same, kensey
second, Long~ay third. Little Mitie fourth,
the others being considerably behind, Les
ter being distsncsd. Oaksood took titst
money. kensey second money. Longwsy
third money. Time for heat-4o, l.i9l,
.59t. 2 20.
The summary
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IN THE GALE.
One Vessel Sunk and Others
Are Nearly Lost
on Vineyard HaVen-..Aalna Schooner
Coos TO the Bottom.
lntc, ->tiny Meeting Of the American
Board of Missions.

VIsEYARp HAVEN, Oct. lS.-Schooner
Mary f. Oliver, K,moall, Of and from
Georgetown. Me-, for New York With .
cargo of feld.par. sprung leak while OF
Nsusstt, Cape Cod, at 3 =. M, llth inst !,
durirg northeast gale and high sea; she
also broke her main tcpmst. The wster
constantly gained on the vessels pumps,
but she kept on her course and anchored
here abou, l this morning. Although both
pumps were kept working the schooner
ssnk soon after arriving here. The captain
and crew took t, the boats and succeeded in
boarding the schooner Witch Hazel in
safety The Oliver lies in about six faith
oms of water.
Schooner Magnolia, GreenlAw, of and
from Boolhbsy for New York, with cargo
Of picked herring. anchored near Bishop
and C.Nk's ledge about 10 last night
during = northeast gale ard high
sea, where she remained until )
this morning. when both chains
parted. The captain made for this port
and besched the vessel on the east side Of
the harbor near Norris wharf. She wss
sfterward fioated by q gang from shore and
taken TO the wharf apparently but little
injured. She tore her n ainsail and leaked
badly while making this port,
Schooner Montezuma, of Beverly, Goi.
Bangor for New York with = cargo Of slate,
encountered & gale on Nantucket Shoals,
and lost her anchors. several sails and boat.
She arrived at Edgsrtown this morning and
was run ashore on Chappsquide point
She has since been fioatsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
on that fatal frat step. Aimost gave way to
his emotion.

On tnes fA'2l Htst steps Amost gave WY "
his emotion.
When Judge Symon5s bad closed. District
Attorney Dyer spoke briefly. He said the
statement he originally intended to make
Vas much more favorable than Vas sap-
posed. He explained lhe government'i
reasons for not pressing the embsxxlemsn,
counts. saying that ii was easier and palmer
10 proceed on the other counts. BE made
no point Of Insisting on Q severe sentence,
bat isf; ths, entirely to the court.
Judge Webb ssid that he had some doubt
upon the psopriety Of making any CON-
mems in imposing sentence in this case.
He called attention TO the CAVITY Of the
odense and the penalties provided for such
crimes. He was persuaded that there are
no crimes more destructive in their chsrsc-
ter and dangerous to society than the viola
tion of trusts. There il no protection for
society except the criminal lav. Business
cannot be carried 90 without imposing
trust in men; that 'rast can only be sup.
ported by the morsl ,ensa Of the commun-
ity and the penalties Of h, law. That the
prisoner has su6ere !. all believe and thst
he has brought suffering to his family is
evident. He must euffer that thought, in
addition TO his own punishment He said
he had duty to the great public interests
and to protect Them. He must not allow
any personal sympathy to blind him in the
execution of that duty. The life Of the
prisoner 10 not in the hsrds Of the court
Death often comes to those in health and
delays to visit the week, The Law takes no
ae count Of the bodily health Of offenders
against il. There is no immunity from the
penalties for crime to those whose days are
numbered. The lowest possible sentence
would be five years. IL he should impose
the less, sentencs the allows, he would
seem to convey the impression that the
cour. regards this as one Of the smsllest
of the Law. He would make
some sllowance for circumstances in which
the prisoner is fouud. yet the lowest SEN
tebce would overreaeh the probable period
of life set by the Physician.
Judge We b6 then wrote the penalty on
the Indictment and the clerk, in the usual
form, read it to the prisoner, sentencing
him TO seven years in the State Prison.
Mr.. Percival received the sentence calmly
though showing the came emotion he had
been unable to conceal all through the pro-
ceedipgs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
MAINE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Holding Their Twenty-Third Annual Con-
yenti0n.

Portland, Oct. 13.-The 23d anpua!
convention Of the Maine Sunday School
Association began its session at the Pine
street Methodist church this morning. The
reception of delegates took place in the
parlors Of the vestry. There is large at
tendance, nesrly 800 de legstes bs ing present.
The session Of the morning was OF 8
preliminary nature. being presided ovet by
Rev. Mr.. Cousins of Cumberland Mills
There was a reunion Of Sunday school
workers ar i short discussion on different
features Of the work. The church was
handsomely decorated.
This afternoon there was organization of
sections and musical department W. X
Allen Of Dennysville and c. +. Morse Of
Portland were to read papers
Tonight mere was an ADDRESS Of welc ome
BY Rev F. Clymer of Portland, followed
by addresses by the president Rev. A. s
Lsdd of Gardiner, Rev f. c Cate, Port
land; Rev. DR.. Dunn, Waterville, and Rev.
VIM. Reynolds, Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

Between heats Robert C, owned by
Lewis Hopkins Of Richmond, VAS given
an exhibition mile in III l2l, 03, . 45t
Star, owned by J. A Proctor, Richmond,
ha. trotted in the 3 minute clsss. tskit
third money, 10 10 years old and never sas
. track till week ago. He made good
showing, however. ard can easily go q
quarter two or three seconds better than 40
He is Daniel Lambert horse, out of 3
Morgan mare.
During the .rotting small but enthusi-
astc crowd collie cted about the enclosure
where the oxen were given chance to
exhibit their pulling qasliiies.
After the races Charlie Ray was given
an exhibition heat in 2 81, msking two
short breaks on the home but catching
himself handsomely.
Among the newspaper men present were
Mr.. Abbott Of the Lewiston Journal, A. A.
Melvin of the Portland Argus and f. c.
Plummer Of the Bath Times.
1t will be great convenience to sll
spectators to have the drivers in the races
wear their colors. None Of them were so
equipped today, and none Of the spectators
could pick cut more than one or two OF the
horses,