Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-08
Miss Nellie Boise's Body is
Found.
TnE OREGON PACIFIC R. R.
Got his Daughters, Call not Elected,
A Bold Bank Robbery, The G. A.
r., Price Of Sugar Raised, Sui
eide, State and Foreign News, Etc.
rnE woRLp,s wHEAT.

! wnf,lcd report on the CONDITION Oi
wheat abroad which indicates that
Europe will have to import about
two hundred and eighty-one million
bushels this year. He estimates
that 81 the allowance Of thirty-three
million bushels for export from India
aud one hundred aud forty-four
nil ion from the United States be
made, there will still remain de-
fisit Of about one hundred aud four
niilon bushels.
MISS BOISE BODY FOUND.
PORTLAND, Aug. S.-A private
N, ssage from Sea View this mora
ing says the body OF Nellie Boise,
who was drowned while bathing IN
tho surf last Wednesday, was found
this morning at low tide at some
rocks some distance below the point
where the drowning occurred.
ASTORIA, Or, Aug. S.--The body
Of Miss Nellie Boise was found this
morning about half mile north of
the scene Of the disaster. The body
wns aninjured. Remains will be
brought here this afternoon and
shipped 70 Portland tomorrow night.
THE SITUATION YESTERDAY.
ASTORIA, Aug. 8 -Diligent search
is still being made at Long Beach
for the bodies of Nellie Boise and
VIII Steel, but hope Of recovering
them ut present has about been
ab lndoned, George Steel returned to
Portland on the Potter yesterday,
but w. l.. Boise, brother Of the
drowned girl, is still at the scene of
the accident. A reward Of S400 has
been offered for the recovery Of the
bodies, but it is the opinion of old
residents on the beach that they
will never be found, or at least not
before next winter, when the heavy
gales will dislodge them from the
sand IN which they have probably
been buried.
Postmaster George A. Steel who
returned yesterday from Long Beach
said that all effort to find the bodies
of viii Steel, his stepsoD, and Miss
Nellie Boise had proved fruitless.
Mr.. Steel examined the beach
where the drowning took place and
found small basin. At this point
the tide line breaks, but the reced-
ing water collects from two direc-
tons and sweeps down the basin
with the force of mill race. Willie
Stool happonad To he bathing in this
very spot and lost his life.
A water pipe, which runs from
Btouts hotel to the ocean, saved the
life of Marshall Steel, one of Wlllie's
most intimate companions. While
going into the water he stubbed his
toe on the pipe and came to the con-
clusion that that was not IA good
place to bathe. Taking his little
sister by the hand, he moved up the
beach short distance and II was
not long after that Willie was
drowned.
Postmaster Steel had but little
hope that the bodies would be re-
covered, unless the ocean gives them
up after nine or ten days. The
wind Is still from the south, and
many believe that the bodies will
eventually drift ashore further up
the beach.
THE OREGON PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s,-Mana-
ger VIM. NJ. Hoag, of the Oregon
Paciflc railroad is getting ready to
go to Corvallis, Oregon, headquar-
ters Of his company, Regarding
the statement that employees Of the
road were anxious for their money
and were solicitous as TO when he
would arrive, Manager Hoag said
the matter was greatly exaggerated
aud that the Indebtedness was not
near 80 great IA was claimed, since
the total operation expenses were
less than $4,000 month. Affairs
OF roud, he added, will soon be
Strengthened out all right,
WITH ms DAUGHTERS.
BOSTON, Aug. S.-Calvin Page
has arrived here with his two
daughters whom lac recovered from
! the Piute Indians In Dakota who
held them captives for twelve years.
CALL NOT ELECTED.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. s. The
governor this morning announced
that in.as.muoh as quorum of the
Florida senate did not participate
with the house In the joint assembly
on May 70, II is his opinion Cali Is
not elected United States senator
and that therefore he cannot certify
he IL elected.
bold BANK ROBBERY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. S.--A spe
cial evening dispatch from Lims
Ohio, says; One of the boldest rob
berries and murders ever pcrpetrated
la this section OF the country, oc'
eurred this morning at Columbus
Grove, u town Of about 1900 people
twelve miles north Of here. Cash
ler had just opened the Exchange
bank and taken out 5000 neal
the cashiers window, a man ap'
peared Ia the donr with a revolver