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The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

JUDGE @, who once presided over
Q criminal court down East. was famous
ss one Of the most compassionate men
who ever sat upon the bench. His soft
ness of heart, however, did not prevent
him from doing his duty IS judge. A
man who had teen convicted of stealing
q small amount was brought into court
for sentence. He looked very sad and
hopeless, and the court was much moved
by his contrite appearance. fHaye you
ever been sentenced to Imprisonment? ?"
tie Judge asked. "Never. never!' ex-
claimed the prisoner, bursting into
tears. Don't cry, don't cry" said the
Judge. consolingly; you're going to be,
nOvr
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

WHEN Baron Won ScIdie n ieipc.
Brewer Ehrets sOn-in!aw. arrived ut
the Hoboken Iier Of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company recently, he
was me. by Capt. Hame!man, formerly
Of the steamer Vera. and now in charge
Of the companys piers. What il your
name?" asked the Captain Of the noble
stranger, preparing to enter the Ieply
in his record. The baron began to emu
merate his various titles and Christian
names, but had got only half through
when the Captain interrupted him with:
"Oh, hang it, you left all those in Ger
many. You're in America. now. What's
your last name?" The baron, who was
exceeding Y taken aback. gave the de-
sired information and hastily passed ON
to meet his friends.
The so-callcd cities OF the United
States, at the time Of the adoption Of
the Constitution in 1915, were only what
would now be counted towns Of moder-
ate size. But in each Of these little
capitals there was an aristocracy that
affected the style and fashion OF the
/ English gentry. Gentleman and ladies'
| gathered at fashionable houses In the
afte, noon, and spent the time in talking
and sipring tea IRON dainty little china
cup.. Sometimes large parties rode
down to a public garden in the country.
or tavern by the seaside, to drink tea.
Ia most of the chief towns there were
held once in two weeks "assemblie', or
balls. At these assemblies there were
stately minuets and country dances, and
much money was lost and won at card
tables in a room prepared for fashion
able gambling, which was then one of
the recognized amusements of good
society.
A New YORK gentleman, according to
the san, had an Angora cat, upon
which he set q great value. Cnhap-
ply she was III somewhat frail health,
but could not he persuaded to take
medicine. 1t was put into her milk
and mixed with her meat, but all such
experiments were unsuccessful. A.
tempts to force it into her mouth and
down her throat proved equally una
vailing. She would not take the dis
agreeable dose. At last. q youEg Irish
girl, Just from the old country, was re-
ceived into the kitchen, and heard OF
the cat difficulty. Sure" said she,
give me the medicine and some lard,
and Ill warrant she'll he 'ating all
give her." She mixed the powder and
the grease, and smeared the cats sides
with the compound. Pussy at once
began licking herself clean. and, OF
course, swallowed the medicine. The
master of the house expressed hisIpleas
urc and gratitude. "Faith! said the girl
"in Ireland, everybody knows how to
give medicine to cat"
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

PHILIP A. WHITE, who died in Brook
lyn recently, was q negro, millionaire,
. cultivated gentleman. and one Of the
best chemists in the two cities. Nearly
half a century ago he established q
wholesale and retail drug store in the
Swamp" in New York City. and later
built large store and warehouse in
Gold street. Here he grew rich and
achieved wide reputation in the trade.
For many years he has been prominent
in educational circles in Brooklyn.
There are few better private libraries
than that collected by the late DIR.
White, as ne was always called.
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

l.. Il. HAENuM's fortune amounted to
more than $1,000, 900.
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

100 Doses One Dollar
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

Field By sl 1ruGsists q: SIX 70: IS. Preparsdoaly
- c. L HOOD co. Lowell MSsl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

hlrs. Hayseed-Did ye zee any o
them sharpers In the city.
Mr.. Hayseed-NOt a one, Miranda,
not a one. But I met some old friends
never expected TO see again Do ye
remember old Mr. Bigcrop7 Well, ]
met a son Of his. Thought both those
boys was dead an lyin' out there in the
cemetery; but this one said he was
snatched by grave robbers. and just a.
they was sellin' his body 20 medical
college he came to. Good enough fer
a book, Miranda, good enough fer o
book, and | told him he ought To
write II, and he said he guessed
he would, and he'd dedicate the
book to me as his fathers old friend.
There's one queer thing Mirnnda
This mans hair Is black, while the Big
crop boys had red hair, but he said i
turned black from fright. He's way uI
in society, Miranda, and introduced m'
10 young men named Vanderbilt aDC
Astor and Gould and DreKeI and eve
80 many more. tell you. Miranda
these young fellers spend money! Some
bills fer cigars and things came in whil'
we was talking, hundreds O dollars
worth, an they whipped out the casi
like breeze. One Of 'em happened Il
run short, and 80 lent him all l had
but he said he'd send It by express TO
morrow. ! tell you what, Miranda, I
smart man like me is Just as safe in th'
city as in the country. Good News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
osa.s chii1s.a

II ls deliebtfnl 10 read Of two persons
IN the same profession who are happily
married. Identical tastes and pufsuits
bring about a certain harmony Of re-
lation which Is both rare and beautiful
Grid. the great singer, married the
tenor Mario, and soine incidents told
Of them and their children prove an
unusually happy domestic life.
The primo donna identified her own
success entirely with that Of her hns-
band. always preferr1ng bis advance
ment 20 her own. Perhaps the clever
reply which she made b the Emperor
Nicholas Of Russia was half serious IN
embodying this spirit of self surrender.
80" said his majesty Iocoeely.
pointing 20 her children. these are
your little Grisettesl"
mo. sire. she returned. they are
my little Marionettes.
The children themselves tell an anus
ing story Of their own sensations at ons
Of their mothers public triurnphs In
Dublin. Crisis admirers had dragged
her carriage TO the hotel, and she had
sung 10 them again. ''as II she wer'
tearing the harpstrings asunder and
singing from the depths Of her heart.
The enthusiasm Of the listeners knew
no bounds.
''They climbed up the lamp post,
said one Of the children, In after years
1--WE thought they would come into tb'
room, and when one Of the speaker
called out. Leave rs one Of your chill
drenr our fright was awful 10
chorus Of pitiful little voices we begge'
mamma not TO leave us behind; VI
would be such good children. Youth
Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
CARLYLE and Rores.

Whether Carlyle was dead failure
or not is a moot point, but he certainly
did not know how 10 put up with
bores. "rhe art Of being savage TO
those people," or 'such things"-as he
would have designated them-which
Scott so signally lacked, was possessed
by him in its perfection What he
could 'least endure" we are told, was
being bored. ''The anathemas which
he heaped on unfortunate bores exceed
Ernulphus' In exquisite variety"
A whole museum might be filed with
Carlyle's bores alone. He obtained
access TO the immortals, and they bored
him. To his acrid hurnor Charles
Lamb was something less, almost, than
a bore. Coleridge, whom he had not
been disinclined to revere, was bore
OF the most oppressive kind. "H6
hobbled about with us, writes the ir
reverent Thomas, talking with kind
OF solemn emphasis on matters which
were OF no interest. Nothing cam'
from him that was Of use to me tina
day, or in fact any day."-EIchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

The poison of the Mygale species Of
tarantula Is OF fearful nature-more
dreaded than that of a rattlesnake-
and unless only slightly scratched and
heroic measures used the result is fatal
Many deaths are on record caused by
these spiders. The most prolonged
suffering was that OF "A San Diego won
an. A tarantula sunk it's fangs In hei
hand during the night. Tho flesh was
cut away with razor and medical as
sistance summoned at once. Her life
was prolonged for time as we'll as heT
suiIerings For three months she lin
gered under the effects, her hands con
stantly creeping and crawling along the
bedding In horrible limitations of ths
motions OF the tarantula -Florencs
Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDEg.

Daniel W Bass aud Jessie l.. Bass
Of Seattle, to Mary B. Messick Of
salem, It 9, blk 81. 5000.
John r Brown and VI OfSpokane,
to sarah CoOk, bis !, 2, Motor Line
al 20 Salem. f2JO6.
JH Albert aud VI 70 Harriet w
Prescott, It's blk 2 University ad to
Salem. t5I5.
Michael Hogan, not married, 70
r " NewIand, 90 II Of Santiam
Lumber Go. property 10 sec %. 81
Oregon Land Co to Cbas w Lei
fingwell Of Knoxville, H., II 8 blh
4 Prospect Park ad TO Salem. $50
PROBATg.-In estate Of VIM
Whitney, ID. J. Pendleton admr.
sep. lst for hearing objections e
dual account.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
llappV Ho0siefs

VIM. nnillOns, Postmaster ~
idayille, Ind, writes "Eleetrlo BIT
ters has j0ne more for me than all
other medicine cOmblned, fT that
had feelnR arising from lNidney aud
Liver trouble John l.eslle, farmer
and si0ckmau ~ same place says.
flnd Eleeiric hlttep to o. the best
Kidney Rnd Liver medicine, made
me feel like = new man" ]. w,
Gardner, hardware menhani, same
town, says. Electric bltlers 4 just
the ihlng foT d man Nho ,s All rnn
d0Wn aud don't cars whether be
lives ~ dies, he fnund neg sinnFth
good appetite aud klf just llke he
had ! nee lesse On lie, Only 60c.
> bottle a FFy's Drug etors,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

br baby FOR a ride on the cable caTs,
aud on her return, ae she stepped
from the cars and started Tor her
fathers house, Harvey accostcd her.
She hurried away from bin, almost
running. A few steps further along
Harvey drew a revolver and forced
Mamie into a cab. At the door "
the vehicle both Harvey and the
cabman caught aud thrust her In
side. Harvey followed, and the cab
was driven away at q galIop. The
neighboFs notified Mr.. Allen, who
notified the police, but up 10 the
present time no clue bas been found.
Harvey is also wanted for forgery
and s%indling.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
Bids Received.

Bids viii bs received on Tuesday, Aug.
~, 1871, al O'Clock A. m, BY the board Ol
diiesturs oi school district No. "a, nt the
liiica ~ be hcLool clerk, fnieln, Oregon,
PARK school Hnd Lincoln school build.
ines, the contractor 90 furnish plans ana
sptenratiOns flr the same. Contractor
siil also hs required 10 furnish bonds ~
ihs amount nf the contract tD guarantee
The heaiing ~ the buildings 10 a tempem.
iurf of iV aegreas fnrn. lpside the bullings
ghcn the aperture Ia at zero outsidg
rhn heaters wil. be- needed Ia the build.
iuvs by lieo. ist, 1881.
rhs board ~ directors reserves the right
10 rgIect auy and all blda.
pef order of the board.
STA W.b SIMPSON, Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
+ OR EIGN.



LONDON, July 3O.-The exchange
telegraph company says Dillon and
O'Brlen have declared they cannot
again accept Paruell's leadership.
HEAVY RAIN.
BOMBAY, July 30.-Fifteen inchei
Of rain fell during the past "a hours.
The towns of MahOoda aud Blow
nugger In the Province Of GuJerat
are flooded breast high. Three
hundred people and countless
number Of stock are drowned.
WORLDS FAIR.
LONDON, July 30.--Gladstone IN
his letter points out the importance
of the worlds talr aud says there is
no reason why he should not live 10
see America freed from tho heaviest
industrial fetters, that change Is
now imminent or political sigHs lose
their ordinary significance, The
fair will have the further result OF
putting America In the rank Of
first class powers.
BoGorA, July 80. The congress
Of Columbia has appropriated $50, ,0OC
for the display Of the resources OF
that couAtry At the Columbian Ex,
position AZ Chicago.
Az IIRERrN.
DUBLIN, July 80. Messrs. VIM
O'Brien and John Dillon, the Irish
members of parliament who hay,
been undergoing a sentence of siS
months imprisonment for incitinl
the tenants 0f the smith. Barry es
tate at rlpperary 10 resist the pa.
ment of rents, we're released iron
Galway jail this morning, A larg'
crowd OF people gathered outside
the JAN long before abe hour set fol
dellveranoe of lhe twD impris0nee
Irish leaders. Aud when the lattel
did appear they were gneeted viii
laad shonts of "Sllck to PaTnelp
internixed With Others Of dow
With PsTleil.N
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

The fora Of Europe embraces about
10, 900 species India has about $4,000
the British possessions In North AmeFi-
ca have about 8, ,000i the Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal about 10000, and
Australia about 10000. Current Lit
erature.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

It is with the greatest confidence
-iiat Hoods SarsaparIlla Is recon-
.nended for lost Of appetite, iDdigest
On, sick headache, and similar
.rOubles. This medicine gently
lODes the stomach, assists the di-
kestiOn, and makes one "real
hungry" Persons in delicate health,
after taking Hoods 5arsaprilla q
few days, ffnd themselves longing
Tor and eating the plainest food with
unexpected relish.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
Notice TO Contractors.

BIDS will be received by the hoard 81
tsyluin commissioners on Tuesday, Au-
iruction and completion ola frame house
D. cOW barn, aud "a horse barn, according q
lans and specifications az the ofiice OF (
=. McNally. architect, salem, oregon.
Tue brick is IA be furnished on the ground
by the state. The buildings wiii be Oi iraint
The board reserves the right 10 rejec
any aud All bids.
Certined cheek flr S ler cent OF the bid
gill bo required "a accompany the bid,
by ofdei of the board.
T8td C. MCNALlY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

Friend-i suppose everything Is set
tied IN regard 10 the marriage OF your
daughterl
stoakley Well, yea everything but
the bslls - Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
MARKETS.

cuIcAoe, July SO.-At cIose
wheat wss steady, cash, 50 @ 81,
sept. 81.
sAS PRAEcIsoo, July D.-Wheat
buyer; 1891 Si.G3l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
cnnad ihn Ola Nan

Father Cthreateningly)-rye a great
mind 10 thrash you
Little son-rake man OF yer slze.
Take ma
Father trembles at the thought and
sits down. Good News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
WEATHER REPORT.

SAR FRANc,sol, Jlly So foR.
oaal fss Oregon and Washington
Light rains a R'sebuIg fogl
Csnby, olymple aud spckane
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

HeIlenbrand manufactures the
dnest candies aud sells al Wholesale
u prices better than Portland deaf
crs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
ASHBl'S MEAT MARKETS,

l52 State street SO Liberty street, North
salem.
We are ready to M al orders for all
KINDS Of ire h and salt meats We aim t0
Keep the best the country affords. Free
delivery. We desire TO thank all our old
patrons for their liberal patronage, hoping
they will still continue with us.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
STATE.
AsPuYxfATgp.


ASHLAND, Or, July 30.-Engi-
neer Jack Rvcheford, Of the south
bound express. met his death In
tunnel fourteen in the SiskiyOus,
sixteen miles south Of Ashland, yes
terday. Two engines were required
10 take a train oyer the5iskiyOus, and
Rocheford had the front one. When
the train was nearly through the
tunnel the coupling between the
mail car and express car broke, aud
the train stopped. Fifteen or twenty
minutes were consumed in trying TO
make a new coupling, and the
smoke and gas from the second en-
gine blew directly into the cab Of the
one ahead, sufficating the en-.
gineer and fireman. II was decided
TO back out Of the tunnel, and when
the train stopped outside, the en-
gineer and fireman Of the front en-
CINE were found to be missing.
search revealed the engineer lying
dead by the track with his left arm
cut off by the wheels of the engine.
Fireman Fitzpatrick was lying un-
counscl0us on the other side Of the
track. He was carried out, and in
n short time revived, and is all right
now. They had both got Off the
engine 10 escape suffocation, and
were asphyxlated by the time
they reached the ground. Roche
ford bIed to death before he was
found. He leaves wife and two
children
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

VyTANTED-Our agents make 500 TO 500
w month selling our goods on their
merits We want county and general
agents. and will taRe back all goods IN
sold If u county 1gent u,ils 10 clear $40
and expenses uf'Lf u thuiJ days trial, or
a general agent less 'Ean $3.50. We will
send large Illustrated c!rctlars and letter
with special offer t1 suil territory ap-
piled for, on receipt Of3 me ceni stamps.
Apply at once and get ip on the bSOn.
Address Renner Manufactur ing o.. Pitts.
burg. Pa. t7d&w II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
Business Farm Property

! have for lew days good bargain in
nusl Asss properly on Commercial efrerI
9ine aud sec me, y 4 worth lookin nficr
n 49, vne ei ~ nsst halgalns 10 the ci 5
"s' HIlsiy "Aisfea' .. ~ BOilIH
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
EARruQuAKE sHoCK.

sANDIEao, Cal, July 3O.-An un.
usually sharp shock Of earthquake,
lasting several seconds, was felt
throughout this city this morning.
On the hlll houses were made to
.nneak audibIy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

NICELY furnished rooms to rent, with
~ board, in plessantesi part OF city, near
street car lines, 406 Center street $40 II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

nor SALE.-About one acre of land and
IL barn, with running water in rear OF
barn. A beautiful location fer home. In
quire at second house on right hand side
of Asylum avenue after crossing bridge
going TO Asylum. 4:4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adyer.
tisement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
rIRE IN AN ARMonY.

/
CHICAGO, July 80.--The second
regiment armory ON Lake froat was
badly damaged by fire yesterday
morning. A large number OF uni
forms aud arms were entirely ruin
ed by fire aud water. The Hibern
ian rifles aud "Ap troop of first
cavalry lose their aooontrements
The losses will exceed S2l, 900.
NEW HOPS,
NEW YoRK, n. ", July SQ.--lhe
fret bale Of the new crop Of hops
grown Ia California Is received.
The quality is very hue. IL sold
for 70 cents a pound.
100 MANY WIVES.
CINcINEArI, July 30, The houses
! that face Eden Park on Morris
|. street are Of grey stone, modern
built, aud shelter families OF the
highest standing, Ia one Of these
mansions resides NJ. :, Allen. II,
) has daughter Mamie, a former
; member of the Rosina Vokes com.
; pany. Two years ago she met and
D against her parents wishes, married
= J. Clarence Harvey, comedian
. with the Wilbur Opera company.
y A month ago the lady came home
. with little baby and heartbroken
. by the discovery that she Was not q
! wife. Il Was asoerlalnsd that Har
yey, or Duny, which h his real
. name, has wife az Saratoga, aud
. another la Washington, ID. q. A
; few days ego, Harvey, oT nuiiy
b Vaua 10 the cily asd attempted lo ., 4
D hls alfe, bat fallei. The Aliens kept
J 4 olose waleh oyer li,ig daughter,
lsallngh Harvey Nu0d allanipl
Z ellhtF abducllon ~ murder Tues
day afternoon Aannle weni wllh
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
DESTROYED A DAM.

PENDLEToE, July 30.-Elghteen
fruit farmers from the vicinity OF
Milton were arrested and brought
here yesterday. They are accused
by DIR. J. II. Mahana Of "maliciously
breaking down and destroying
dam used for irrigating and manu-
factoring purposes" The accused
defend their action by the statement
that DIR. Mahana put ia the dam at
Free Water, which was really used
for irrigatlng free certain blocks and
lots In Free Water, purchased by
various parties, from which the
place derives its name. The sur
plns W ater ran Off into the country,
aud was wasted. Riparian owners
below began TO suffer through lack
Of sufficient water for irTigating
their fruit farms, and held a mass
meeting, at which II wus decided II
remove the obnoxious dam. This
was done by forty or fifty men
They waived examination before
Justice Miller, and gave bonds In
the sum Of $1,000 each for their ap
pearance before the grand jury.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
BAKER CRY, Or, July 30.-New'
has Just been received vf IL shocking
accident which occurred at Bridge
port last Saturday. Harrison Has
kin while riding wild horse wai
thrown, his foot caught in the stir
rup and he was dragged to his death
When released life was extinct and
his body badly mapgled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
Losr cREEK puRNEp.

ASHLAND, Penn, July 3O.-A fire
in the Lehigh company No. 8 Col
llery at Lost Greek is still burning.
rhe town itself IL destroyed. The
men expect TO have 1t under control
h., tonf0hf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
MAnYLAND DEMOORATs.


BALrINoRR, Jply 80, The demo-
osat state convention met here To-
day. Tho platform adopted, cen
suree the national administration
aud depreoaies the waalefol eSpendl-
lures of the surplus. Il asks ior
thorough revision of the tanil' In
reference 10 silver 4 says "a hol AZ
in gold ooln and a dollar la silver
colo shouts hoofeqnai eNohepeeahb
value Ia 40 tbs markets of ih'
United states and amy niiempl 20
depmolale by legislation la elihsf Of
lAese matters ought 20 he con
,emned p The platform ol'fsF VIII
nll endofsemeni ~ senator uNfman
6al re-elteilon ~ lhs peAi nsr mbly
lo lh9 United rlates lepaie,
Fmuk Hlown sas dominated Cor
governor py aeolamallou,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
OMAHA BRIDGE.

OMAHA, July 30. - The Union
pAolae this morning granted the
lsock Island and Milwaukee, Il, H.
the use Of the bridge track uniil the
new rules of the schedule are COM
pleted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30

LONDON, July 3O.-The exchange
telegraph company says Dillon and
o'Brien have declared they cannot
again accept Parnell's leadership.