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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

PARIS. Sept 4,-Yes,erday afternoon, Paris
was visited by storm Of extraordinary vioi-
enee. The Sky sudiesly became 30 dark tha,
Il was found necessary to light electric lamps
in the streets. The wind blew a gale and
rain fell In torrents, During the eoane Of the
storm two men falling into the mouth OF the
Seine were drowned before beip could he OBJ
tainri.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

The Farmers Alliance convention in
Missouri refused to adopt the sub-treasury
scheme. Sensible MissouriAns.
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'IslsruIlso.r on,
10 ,si5rimcxsr., sei - ,aalv lrao1 a.u psnoIIl
'ooslauui.I nes 'i3usllqnd 'lsIesH II ~ oa3aSIlp
IsqlIs luas 81 AeuG pu9 OqI$ 81 Isu
-lmaxa AlS9s.A,, api 20 aalld uoad!Iosqns OIL
'stuoV
psuyaI ,soul sVl 10 slIeAA aUl ulopu l;M puu 'auI
-meij IoJ psNy knuouIuIa puu 'S;xIS 9z!s 'ainAulS
-oloVd uE psonpoldaI 81 s5In3aId 5s9V, 10 qogsf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

Pa.r,nizs h sme in lustty and bly, ha
made harnfs' Z. wtrtantel, from o @ Me-
FArltni !, At y ibrt lies Old stand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

INDEPENDENCE. Iowa. Sept 4.-Two oi
the worlds records were broken today. Alisr-
ton iro;ted a mile In s:Io tla,. eroxning him
SELF king Of stations, aud enhancing his value
$4,000, Direct covered q mile In a.o6,
breaking the worlds Feeosd for both uo,lefs
and paeets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

LADIES OXFORD TIES have very
arqe stock Of these goods, in qualities rang
ng in price from ST 25 to - 90 . pair. They
,ie made Of leather every psir warranted.
SAMUEL u YOKE.
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Go to w Cobb. successor to:PAisley &
Smile,, Finn Block, for your printing
II all kinds.
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THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
opena Aepssmber ls.A, lssl.

opens september IsiA, 1891.
0ouEze Of stupy arranged expressly to meet the
neas OF the farming and mechanical ntarests Of the
stste. Large eomodious and well-Yentilatod buili-
anzs. The college is located In cultivated and
esznmunity aud one Of the healthiost In the state
MILITARY TRAINING
EMpenaeA need m0e exceed Also
Tor tho ontkKe session.
Two or n 7re free scholaruhipz from every county,
WkSte for catalogue to =. Z. ARNOLD, Proa
ofV1{ii1. Gr&r6r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

just received at the Ladies Bazaar. full
inc OF Jet nail headss the latest novelty in
resa trimmings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11
Soldiers prewns,i.

SroKANE, Sept LAST niga, four soldiers
J o keefe. Corporal Aiierscn. J Brown. and
Patrick Hogan, belonging 10 company II,
Fourth inianlty, were out on Lake Occur d.
Alene In large sail boat. Near Niger head
point, one OF the party lost his hat, and IN
attempting TO get !, upset the boat. ard al
were thrown into the water. There was n
means Of rescue at hand. and Keefe. Auder
son and Brown were drowned. Hogan save
himself by hanging to the boat. and was pick
ed up this morning In an exhausted condition.
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wesk on the slu.,as ssar.

EUGENE, Or Sep. 4.-Lieulsnant G A
ITell left this city this morning i5f Florence,
where he will star, the proposed government
work on the bar. lie does no, expect 10 do
very much Improvement this fall. as Il Ia TOO
late. but he will get the necessary plan, In
readiness for future operations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

EW Ach,son &Co are selling mopumonts
at Portland prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

A large number of fine residences were
burned, among them those Of Hon Condor,
Mays, Mrs Griffith Williams, William
Mitchell, E B Mcfarland and David Vause.
The handsomest churches in the city are
gone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

Onc OF the Albany Young mer who
went 70 . the Salem Portland base ball
game Is said 10 have returned part OF the
way on the bind baggage; but Il was an
accident, he jumping Oh the front car by
mistake. He found two hobos already
ahead OF him, and was obliged to ride
with them TO Turner's, where he came
near being compelled 10 help wood up for
the ride. II Is hardly safe 10 mention
blind baggage to the manager OF the Al
bany hoss team.
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II IL. wEAruERFO1O,

Attorney at Law VIII Drs-tics In all 'urts Of IN
stA'e, omeei-TiinH block. Albany, Or on.
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MARRIED.

The best roast coffee in The city al C'nrad
Msysra
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tee bright. shiny greea. bat also permits The
nse Of 4" oR.col0r and worfhlc teas, which,
once under the green cloak. are readily
worked OF as good quality Of ten
An eminent authority writes Gn tiiIs sub
jcet: "The manipulation Of oor tea ]. 70 givc
them finer Appearance, "a esrsIe,i extesi-
sively. Green teas. being In i:1is e.nniry
especially IopsIsr, sre pr -laced 70 nsect the
demand b. eo!S:!ng el.ea CT b Es'k ;.adS hy
siasipg Or fse.ng xith ry1zslsn sls.c .iHsacrie.
gypsum. a Isegp TEs m-ihod 70 30 oes-
sfaf na. rery EiGIs ceaata- aAe2t,sss gresa Tea
q oEsrsd J1r ssle."
II was the kuogiedre { this co..4ssi5r cf
affairs tbs. irciaricd Tic y..e ,.s ., !eec5ls
Tea before the 5ut:ie. Il e ab,p; -:siy Isure
and wi.hcs, e,'oT. IL yog evsr 10 any
genuine uBceiored Il IN ie=z ~ your
grocer to orcns ! kesc ot Ecsch.s. I'D y.u
viii see f.. aud irgla.ly for tie r..! frEs
ims. i; Will &c .oi..1 - O. SGT ~ s':st be-
tween t.se 4rtiasts! ,-Fsea 'es i..s- ye have
been Ercuss,r.szi 90 r .d So, .sek ..ss.
II draw <E 4 ;igi: iisi eoi.r. aid Is 50
fragrant ia: {. vii b. isseiS-ien 70 tea
drinkers. Us putty ;-sE<~s i s.so moro
economical than tie acifei4i te.-s. for lees
Of It Is required eI spp. eoii cs.s u pound
Isekases bearing THE .sA6e-aIsk:
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9IoQ aAglslh 40, 'UnlIOl8Id aVl SuIAgsI lsIIQ9u
IuaH IaIdgN . ID alsIId uaJpTV9 pUg Usu0A .

'oco'ooIs IcJ posugaInd 90 lou pInoo uoIVm 10 quo
istp!s 'sIeuISiio luai3 al 10 iooo pus luIl kISA9
SuEMoGs 'sHuils oRJ uE paonpoIdsI ArusSaIs sls
A5tIl puu 'sspoEI goxl5 81 saInloId assQl 10 VoeI
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wheas AZ salem.

SALgM, Sept 4,--Wheat matters were
rather lively about the Salem FIGURING mills
yesterday. One deal for $4,000 bushels wal
closet with man at Independence. The
price was eighty-thre, anJ one-hai cents,
which had been contracted for some time ago
Another deal OF 5000 bashels was closed In
Eugene on n bass Of ninety-iiye cents. s.deliv.-
cred In Portland. which Is eqaivalen, to eighty
two cents Ia Salem. Between four and iise
thousand bushels were received a, the mill
yesterday. OF which 5000 was bought i'm
mediately The mill paving eighty two cents.
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se II known that when the AlbaBw
Mining Company get their mill place. Z
that Linn county will have the best
quartz mill in the state. Old Linn has
everything In the supeflatiye degree,
even to pretty women and ugly men,
Advance.
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A ntg Fire.

THE DALLEs, Sept s.-This place was ,iI-
lied today by FIRE which completely destroy
ed sixteen or seventeen blocks Of valuable
property and thre~ the ,oxn into the widest
excitement. About O'Clock this afternoon 9
small blaze started In the fes,auran, OF Fred
Skibbe, and before the fire department had
arrived upon the scene The flames had made
such headway that il was impossible 10 gain
control Of them. A heavy wind made il i'm
possible to fight the FIRE The principle losses
we're:
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Killed by Lighthinx.

MAGNOLIA, AK Sept s.-Four petsoas
we're instantly killed y lightning six miles
east Of here yesterday Mr. csueh. rr,mi-
neat planter. was In small cation house
with i've OF six weigaing cotton. Lightning
struck the eni oi,he building. tearing II TO
pieces and setting IL on FIRE With the cotton.
The killed are: Samuel Carter and his fifteen
year Old son James; John Brown; Doc Biakeiy
Mr Couch was rendered insensibie for soa,c
time but Is now oat Of danger,
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rELEaRApHIC NEWS
Blnsham's l.oay round.

ASTORIA. Sept a.--Ths body 5f II r Bidg-
ham, the Portland attorney who was drowned
about two weeks ago while fishing of the
rocks below Long beach, was found in the
cove near Cape Hancock at 1890 last evening
by Corporal Boyle, one Of tho soldiers station
ed at Fen Canby. The upper portion OF the
body and the fars were 80 badly deeomposed
as 10 be unrecognizable, but til. body was
identified by the clothing and the gold watch
which bingham had with him when the sad
accident occurred. The body will be sen. 70
Portland for iuterment tomorrow
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a Revelation.

Few people know that the
bright bluish-gTeen color OF
the ordinary teas exposed in
the windows Is not the nat
urRl color. Unpleasant a. the
fact may be. I: is nevertheless
artificial: mineral eoloring
matter icing used for this
purt,ose. Tie effect ts two
fnld II uot n,1v yrakss .ta
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

One Of The Dallcs papers said on Tues
day just previous TO the big FIRE; THE
the past two days that II would not turn
our Potter preas or even the Peerless
jobber. OF all processes of reason the
logic OF events is the most indisputable,
and what We told our citizens for the
past four years Ia being proved true every
day. The only way to procure good
water supply for The pa.les Is by the
pumping system, and this IL becoming
more evident aa time advances.
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cerman style.

BERLIN. Sept 3.-Ibe minister Of justice
has ordered th7 authorities 10 proceed immed-
'siely with the prosecution oflhe editor o,
the socialisiic iouf.al Die volASnaebt, who
was arrested and his paper suppressed for at
lacking The emperor in It's columns. The
Berlin socialists arc very much stirred up over
the severity on the part OF the government,
and groupot ihem yesterday, who were
beard 10 denounes the action taken, were dis
pefsed by the police and threatened with
arrest
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

The Company sN-fYes the rZnt 10
SAAnge sailing dates without notice.
\. p. Passengers from Portland and
willamette Valley points can make close
so1nection with The trains OF the Yaquina
route at Albany nr Corvallis, and IL des-
aned 10 San Francisco should arrange TO
rrivo at YsnainA the evening before date
sailing
Asrassenger aa Fr'Ght rates always the
Lowest
For izfsrnA,Isa spplY 10 A x Chapman. rrelgh, And
ifkes Agent, Albany, q. G.. uOGGE.
OF. ArdP AKsn
Corvallis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

This Is the country for prunes There
Is no doubt Of It. Among the finest vari-
eties is the Silver prune. Mr. Martin Payne
has handed us a branch Of them, large,
luscious fellows, remarking that the only
fault he could find with them was that
they bear too much, breaking the trees
down. A few big prune orchards IN the
vicinity Of Albany OF this aud other varle-
Ties would be fine thing for the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

Some people consider the fruit in front
OF grocery stores public property. The
Man About Town has just observed
man Gil his pockets with nectarines, not
one but three or four; several boys pas
sing store each helped himself 10 q
peach. 4 regular customer Is entitled
20 some privileges IN sampling goods, but
the passer by should keep bis hands of.
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TIVE Grain fires.

SALEM. Sept 3.-TheTe were two grain
fires in the vicinity Of Iola last night. wSI
Putnam los; loco bushels Of oats and Geo
bushels Of wheat, ans Polk Babot Lost Goo
bushels Of wheat. The irss FIRE caught from
spark from an engine and the latter from
stubble fire which had got beyond control
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11

George Buhl spent two days and a
night in Albany this week. George does
not think much Of the railroad aecommo.
dations that will compel one TO spend
one night and part Of two days In iran
sacting little business within thirteen
miles Of his homc.--Advanee. AZ one
can arrive in Albany from Lebanon at
. 80 and return at 2 30, having FIVE hours
here, enough time to transact most any
kind oi business the above remark can
hardly be appreciated.
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BREWERY FOR. SALE,

In tie Cireait Court Of ftie..State Of Oregoa for
the County OF Linn .
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TINE SCHEDULE. .sosp, sundAys)


willamette Valley. Tuesday. Aux tsh: Thnrsdsy.
Aus Isth Saturday Aug S2nd hondsy, Aug Sis
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The way Georgia editor advertises:
"For sale-one Washington Press that
never told lie; one subscription book
containing hope Of n hereafter and the
good will Of an impoverished man. Call
at once and avoid the great rush."
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Willamette Valley. Friday, July sisl: sunday, Aug
9th; Tuesday. Aug issh; Wednesday. Aug job
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'oss gsa.ra s.n,d.s and exchange business.
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Some ono gives rs a recommendation
for a state cast oi the Rockies the fact
that three pounds of butter can be bought
for IS cents. No, much OF an indueemen,
Tor Il C farmer.
Evening journal., 1891-03-13
EDITOR wATTERsoN INDIGNANT.
NE Says That What lie Did or Didn'
Mrile a HIS Own nnAi.inan

ne says That What He Did or Didn'
Write a His Own Business.
LOUISVILLE. March ia represents
tive Of The Evening Times visited Henri
Natterson 60 interview him about the Viii
letter, but MIR. Matterson declined Is i
interviewed, saying:
II said neasly month ago all | have &
say, and, although | spoke fully and frank
~, the newspapers have been making !
mares nest OF il ever since
Mr. Watterson denied having been IN
terviewed about the Hill letter. sayiDa
chance conversation, written out at secon.
hand, was not an interview. II have all
thoazed nobody to speak for me. p he sai,
nave seen no interview in advance {.
revise It and make it my own, vet ii /,
sought to mike me responsible for half i
dozen conflicting reports for the publica
ton Of which am as innocent as the man
in the moonn
On being asked if he had not written 4
special letter TO Mr.. Cleveland and receive
2 special answer, he said: Whatever
have at any time written TO Mr. Cleveland
is my affair aud whatever he has write,
to me at any time is his affair. The Flil,
matter got into the newspapers in a earble,.
shape without my knowledge or consent
merely consented that the truth be prini
ed by that and that alone / stand
MIR Watterson is confined to his house
with an attack OF the grippe
Evening journal., 1891-03-13
DEATH BOLDLY DEFlED.
The Laws Delays Save New
York Murderers.
sMILER AND sLOcUM WILL WAIT.

Their Counsel Applied for writ oi
Habeas corpus-It Was Denied and
They Appealed to the United states
Supreme Court-Ths Executions STAYED
New YORK, March l3.-The counsel for
Harris A. Smiler and James J. slocum
presented petitions yesterday to the United
States court for writs OF habeas corpus
with a view Of saving their clients from
being put to death by electricity during
the week beginning March l6. Judge La
ecmbe denied the application for the writs,
whereupon the lawyers made an appeal to
ine supreme court Of the United States.
and judge Lacombe gave them until the
Sod INST. iifwhich to obtain hearing.
II Operates as stay.
Smiler is the Salvation Army lieutenant
who murdered Maggie Drainey, one OF hi.
three mistresses, on April 8, 1890 Slocum
Is the ex-baseball player who killed his
wife, Ellen, on Dec. 81, 1880 The judg
ment in both cases has been affirmed bl
the court Of appeals of the state of New
York. The appeal from Judge Lacombe'-
action IN denying the writ will operate a.
stay to the execution.
Evening journal., 1891-03-13

Thomas w. Wiilin, Northwest Fork
hundred; Joseph Vincent and Levin
Hitch of Broad Creek hundred. II. w.
Houston will in all probability be the
man. He Is In Dover to-day pushing his
claims for the position.
Joseph p Morris's term as recorder of
deeds expires May IL, and he is very
anxious to succeed himself. His rivals
for the office are George 7 Dodd Of
Northwest Fork hundred John Morris
of Broadkill hundred, u NJ. Lowe of
Little Greek hundred, and Peter s
Faucet Of Georgetown hundred. J P
Morris will make hard fight for Ii on
the ground that he is an active party
worker and cripple; but the likelihood
Is that John j Morris of Broadkill hun
dred will pull the rag off the bush.
William A. Folks term as register OF
Wills expires July 26 There ara OILY two
candidates in the field They are ex.
Governor G. G. StockIey and Robert G
White, both of Georgetown hund red
Much surprise Is manifested that an ex
governor Of state should aspire TO such
an Office and Bob. White felioitates him
self upon the fact that be has no other
opponent.
John Goslin Gray buzzes around the
State House at Dover, happy Ia his con
sciousness that he has no competitor for
the office OF superintendent of free
schools in good old Sussex John L
Thompson of aeorgeto wn hundred. ia a
ghost la the cllset, but has not stalked
forth as yet. There Is no telling inst
when this political apparltion will step
forth In Goslin drays pathway aud say
ST I'M Nv anil Il a.
tain time to walk IN sight; thy hungry
heart consume In lasting fires" But
there is no likelihood OF this Goslin DO
coming goose In allowing Thompson to
Brighten him out Of the race
Legislative Notes.
Tue Divorce COMMITTEES considered Ave
cases to-day, and passed upon the Il Est
colored case II viii be reported favor.
ably
Attorney General BIegi is here to-
day
Anton Haubsr and John North were
here to- day representing the Liquor
Dealers Association They are trying to
bolster up the Liquor law amendments,
Rev. Blagden, preacher In Wash
ington, D. g.. may be a good preacher
but he is not regarded ia Dover jail IS |
success as comforter. Sheriff Cole J.
day received lengthy tract from him for
lanes Thorouhgood. The tract is headed |
"a Poem and Prayer FROM Love of Jesus |
and the Glory Of His Boly Name The |
reverend philanthropist only marked one |
passage in the whole tract. It is as |
follows:
But who 80 shall offend oneIof these /
little ones which believe,in me, It were bet.
Ter for him that milestone were hanged /
about his neck. and that he were drowned /
In the depth Of the sea Matt lS: g."
As the sheriff did not want to cast his
1nfortanats ward into the Slough OF /
Despond he did not give It to him.
Evening journal., 1891-03-13
DTEu.

CAVANAUGH.-in this city. on the 10th
his age.
DENNEY.-In Wilmington, on March s, 1891
AZ her fathers late residence, Mrs. Sarah T.
Denney. in her Both yesr.
DE S1ALO. Suddenly. on March g. 1891
Mortimer De Shazo in his SD year.
ECKLES.-0n March H. 1891 John Sickle
Ia Che So d year OF his axe.
lnterment private at the NJ K. Cemetery.
New Castle.
FRIEL.-In this CITY, on the sth instant
Willie f.. son of Mandy and Mary Friel, in
the I'd year Of mis- age.
CRUDE. In Philadelphia Pa, on March 2.
George Grub, aged 50 years.
JOHNs0N.-In New Castle, on March 10th,
= Jorge johnson, in his s6th year
KING AT Newport on March Z, Willard
y. infant son OF William j. and Ella King.
aged months.
MILLER In Brandywine hundred, on
March :, Martin Miller, in his seth year.
REDDINGTON.-O March 10, Patrick Red
dington, aged 81 years.
WINDSOR In this city, on the 9th instant,
George 3. Windsor, aged ~ years
WOhRELL In this city, on The 10th In
ant, Thomas Worral. In the S31 year Of
his axe.
Evening journal., 1891-03-13

LONDON, March 13-In the house "a com.
mons yesterday Chief Secretary Balfour
asked credit Of e55,S3l for the relief Of
distress IN Ireland. Every possible means
had been taken, he said, to expedite relief
works which otherwise would not have
been begun before April or May. Eight
Thousand had been employed and about
10000 relieved. He had never allowed q
statement Of actual starvation to 20 with
out Immediate special inquiry, and RELIEF
II found true, although many cases OF
fraud and misrepresentation had come To
light. There was no starvation on the
mainland, but great risk Of it In the west.
ern islands. Wherever a reliable list OF
deserving and destitute families could be
obtained employment was given on the
relief works at the rate Of seven shiilings
per week in money Where such a list
could not be obtained the pay was given
IN supplies, a stone of meal. valued al
eleven pence, being given daily This had
caused diminution in the demand fol
relief The present roll of weekly wages
amounted to $4,000 On Feb. 2S the mum.
Der employed was 1887, and R2I ,15g ha6
been paid in wages. Messrs John Morle,
and Thomas Russell spoke in support al
the credit, which was adopted.
Evening journal., 1891-03-13
I'he nennIngtnn Must - Arnin.

WASHINGTON, March Authorization
has been received at the navy department
that the gunboat Bennington failed to de
velop the required horse power on her re
cent trial The report Of the board is ex.
pected daily at the department A private
letter received by naval officer says thar
the indication cards will show a develop
ment OF 3,Sl3 horse power, while the con.
tract requires 34o0- Mr.. Palmer, the con.
tractor OF the vessel, will ask for another
trial and Secretary Tracy will probably
grant the request
Evening journal., 1891-03-13
frisco HEBREWS AeIrATeo.
They Hardly Know How TO Receive tn
Cxar's EIdest SON.

They Hardly Know How TO Receive the
Cars Eldest SON.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. The Jewish
community is divided in opinion as TO iusl
what attention should be shown to The
czarewitch, the eldest son OF the emperor
OF Russia, who will arrive in this city on
the China steamer in about two weeks.
some think that as the representative OF
the Russian government which has passed
laws inilicting great hardships and i'll
justice upon the Jews, making exiles and
bankrupts OF thousands Of them, the care
witch should be coldly received at san
Francisco. Others think that he should
be openly snubbed, while the less radical
believe that he should be ignored BY the
Jewish people, at Least, and courteously
treated by the city officials
Evening journal., 1891-03-13

ORR CALHOUN.-On March 10, bv Rev.
Dr. q. A .Grise, John Amos Orr fand Marra-
ret i. Calhoun, Goth of this city,
PETITDEMAN GE-TRUITT.- this CITY.
on March IL, by Rev John y. c.. Hanna
Elmer Petitdemanae and Miss Lucy Truitt,
both OF New Castle county. Del.
PYLE FUNK. AT the residence of the
BRIDES mother. No. 604 West Eighth street
Wilmington, on Wednesday evening, March
-. 1881. by Rev. Louis K. Barrett, Clarence w,
Pyle and Sibyl Funk, all OF Wilmington,