Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-27
less favorable news Of Mrs. Eaton !.
condition should be received.

ton building tastefully decorated
and illuminated. The committee
having in charge the matter of trans
portation will make an effort to have
fares on all railroad and steamboat
lines entering Portland reduced for
three days beginning with May 4,
They will individually he success.
ful.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The
presidential party spent very quiet
Sabbath. Yesterday morning Pres.
ident and Mrs. Harrison, accom-
panied by Mayor Sanderson and
Mrs. Sanderson, went to the First
Presbyterian church, The remand
er of the day the president passed in
his rooms at the Palace hotel. A
number of persons called during the
day, but he generally asked TO be
excused, on the ground that he
needed rest after the tatiguing efforts
of the last two weeks. Postmaster
General Wanamaker addressed the
Calvary Sunday school at noon, and
in the afternoon he addressed the
Young Mems Christian Association.
All the ladies of the party drove to
the residence of Senator and Mrs.
Stanford.
ALBANY's INVITATION.
ALBANY, Ore, April 27.-Mayor
j. L. Cowan sent the following dis
patch to the president at San Fran.
cisco:
ALBANY, April 25, 1891.
To President Harrison, San Fran
clsco:-Albany extends her hospital
tiles and solicits as early notice as
your convenience will permit of the
hour of arrival and length of time
you can remain with us.
SEEING THE SIGHTS.
SANFRANCIsCo, Apr. 81 The
President and party, accompanied
by the Mayor and the reception
committee left Palace Hotel this
morning for drive to Golden Gate
Park. A review of school children
took place at Van Ness Aveune,
the lines extended fourteen blocks
in length. There was fully thirty
thousand people on the avenue.
After viewing the interesting fea.
lures of the park the party lunched
at the residence of Adolph Sutro.
FIRE AT CoRvLLIS.
CORVALLIS. Or. April GA fire
last night destroyed the old foundry
building which was used as stable
and hay shed. Several tons of hay
were also consumed. The loss was
about fifteen hundred dollars. The
fire was of incendiary origon.
IN FAVOR OF LOTTERY.
New ORLEANS, April 27.--The
supreme court has decided the lottery
case In favor of the Lot
terry company.
AMERICAN PORK.
BERLIN, April PA note in the
Reichsanzeiger Saturday, referring
to the report that the prohibition
against American pork would be
Immediately removed, says until
some clearer idea can be formed con.
cernlng the practical working of the
meat inspection service in America,
the decision here must be postponed.
This official intimation is due to the
arrangements Of the dealers of Ham
burg and Bremen, who expect at an
early date to import large cargoes
Of American hogs. The trade in
American beef continues to boom.
CASHIER DISAPPEARED.
MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo-, Apr, %.
The Farmers and Traders Bank
'losed its doors today owing to the
as to its condition. Capt.
Jovington, the cashier, has disap-
leared and the people are at loss
o know whether he is responsible
or the shortage of S9,SOO in the
ranks account, or whether the loss
If the money so preyed upon him
hat II unbalanced his mind, The
money Is thought TO have been
aiken by burgulars who entered the
,ank during the absence of the
'ashier.
uuggling up Lies Rugged i'ath.
With youth, vlgor, ambition and an in.
lOmitaOle viii g. help us. Is no such grleN-
ms matter but, tOttering down again, al
ictcd hY the ailments which Ooset old age
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