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The morning call., 1892-07-04

youthful and agile in
manner as a man of 80.
He possesses in a re-
nlarkable degree the
quaint and original hu-
NOR of his race, and it
has made him famous
in the Northwestern
States. In his own ian
guage he is forcible as
we'll as persuasive. He
speaks English with
equal fluency, but en-
ploys the peculiar brok-
en- style that has become
a dialect by itself under
the oil titIn of oGla
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STRIKERS ORGANIZED.
But There Is No Change in the Situation of
Affairs

Affairs
PITTsBURG, July 3.-The iron and steel
strike situation presented no new features
to-day. Quiet reigned supreme at the
Homestead and nothing occurred here to
disturb the usual Sunday serenity
The strikers organization at Homestead
is the most thorough ever known. They
have divided their watches into three re-
liefs of eight hours each. and the guards
have so completely surrounded the big steel
plant that it would be impossible for one to
get inside without their knowledge. No
change in the situation is expected Tor sew
eral davs
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A NEW LINCOLN.
Honor to the Memory OF the Founder of
the Third Party.

honoF TO tho memory OF the Eounder OF
the Third Party.
OMAHA, July 3.-The vast assemblage
which attended the memorial exercises Of
the lase Colonel Polk afforded striking
PROOF OF the respect in which he was held
Dy the supporters of the movement which
he was instrumental in founding.
Inc session was devoted exclusively to
the delivery Of addresses eulogistIc of the
dead champion of reform and expressive of
the reverence ia which his name was held.
After prayer by Chaplain Diffenbacher
the opening address was delivered by r. l..
Loucbs of South Dakota, who has been
elected permanent chairman Of the COR
ventiCn. One of the sentiments which
broke the painful stiffness OF the gathering
was the declaration that people OF the new
movement looked to l.. l.. Polk as the Lin
coin of an era OF freedom. Editor McCune
followed.
Mrs. Todd Of Michigan then paid touch
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Nearly Time to Die.

PARIS, July S.-M. Louwy, diamond
merchant, suicided to-day. He was sus-
pected Of having perpetrated frauds amount
Ing TO S.000.000 francs. Before suiciding he
sent a telegram TO n friend announcing his
Intention and stating: my life has been
nothing but lies" He swindled one jeweler
out of 100000 francs and another out OF
l075 GOO francs
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A SIDE ISSUE.
Susan II. Anthony Makes an Appeal for
Woman Suffrage.

OMAHA, July 3.-A meeting was held In
Exposition Hall this afternoon under the
auspices Of the Working Women's Union
and Assembly No. 713. Knights of Labor,
and had for its object the establishment OF a
Working W0man's home In Omaha. T. v.
Powderly was TO have presided, but he
being late Susan 3. Anthony took the chair
Her address was an appeal for woman suf-
frage. When Powderly arrived he was
greeted with enthusiasm, and spoke of the
objects OF the meeting, A. w. Wright of
Canada, member of the general executive
board Of the Knights of Labor. also spoke
General Weaver, who was present, was
called upon to speak but courteously de-
clined.
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Hoover's UnIucky Ride.

John Hoover hack-driver who lives ae
2l27 Mission street, was riding with his VITA
along Gliden Gate avenue last night when
the horse ran away. He leaped out of the
vehicle to arrest The animal and fell nnear
The wheels which passed over and broke his
left leg. lie was taken 10 the Receiving
Hosp tai, where Mrs Hoover stated that ha
was drunk when he Jumped from thu
carriage.
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They Acted for the Best.

NEW YORK, July 3.-At the mon thly
meeting of Typographical Union No.
President KeEney read re port of the conf
mittee at Minneapolis, and insisted that he
and his felow-m bers ac ed for the best
interests Of the union., Alter a loug debate
the whole matter was referred back to the
committee, with power to act.
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Duluth Prc-Cathsaral Burned.

DULUTH. MIMI. July 3-The Catholic
pro cathedral was burned last night, an
overturned lamp causing the fire. There
was serious panic among those congregat-
Ell in the church, but no one was seriously
injured. A large portion OF Bishop McGil-
rocks private library. one of the largest in
the Northwest, was DESTROYED.
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Sherman On the silvsr Bill

BosToN. July 3.-Senator Sherman OF
Ohio arrived to-day on the steamer Dor
chester. Speaking of the passage of the
silver bill by the Senate, he said he was
surprised at two of the votes. viz, Cameron
OF Pennsylyania and Hill of New York.
Both States," said he, ''are dead against
free silver, and it seems to me dangerous for
those who represent them 10 vote for it,"
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BIG RAINSTORM.
Eastou, Pa, Visited by Perfect Dsluge to
the Towns Loss.

EAsToN. Pa, July S.-This afternoon
terrific windstorm, accompanied by thunder
and lightning. and perfect deluge Of rain,
broke upon the city. The wind blew down.
the new Moravian Church partly finished,
leaving only the foundation standing. The
southeastern foot of the suspension bridge
was severely strained. Some of the oldest
trees in the city were uprooted and leyeled.
TIE rain fell in torrents. and much damage
to grain elds resulted.
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A Rlnm at Naru YnrL

New YORK. July 3.-The storm which
struck the city and vicinity yesterday after
noon caused a number of capsizes in the
bay and rivers and several lives were lost.
1t did good deal of damage in the aggre-
gate in the city, also. Many fishermen were
out in small boats anu it is feared thai some
are drowned
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sary of the death of the
strong. true man, ami
wise one, too" DR..
Thomas Arnold of Rag
by, which occurred dur
ing the past week,
should 60 by without
the slightest notice. As
almost every hoy knows,
Dr.. Arnold had charge
of the school during
"rom Browns" attend
ance there. That was
some time between 1923
and 1S42. June II of
the last-named year the
IN a va1 kaafftoa ctar
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IRISH FACTION FIGHTS.
Great Disorder Prevailed at Meetings in Dur
dalk, Limerick and Nsvrv.

dalk, Limerick and Nswry
DUBLIN, July 3.-The town of Dundalk
was scene Of great disorder to-day.
Timothy Healy addresseda meeting and a
number OF serious fights occurred. many
persons being badly Injured. The Parnel-
lies attacked the meeting and were repulsed
agter fierce contest The police kept the
factions apart, but the fighting was resumed
later in the evening.
The riOting in Limerick last night con-
tnued until midnight. The Parnelite
meeting at Newry was attacked by McCar-
thyites to-day and a fierce fight ensued
Ihe McCarthyites were renulsed.
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KYLE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Silver Men Hive Decided Not to
Press Stewart.

Press Stewart.
OMAHA. July 3.-The silver men have
to-day talked the Gresham matter over, but
felt that a declinati0n OF the nomination
would leave the party demoralZed.
The conclusion was also reached
that to urge Stewards name would
be unwse. 1t was decided that the new
party must seek for some prominent man
In the Northwest who had been heretofore
Identified with the Republican party, and il
was given out tonight that the silver men
were practically a unit for Senator KYLE
OF South Dakota. With Gresham out of
the race, the situation tonight shaped
Itself into Kyle snd Fed OF Virginia on
one side, for President and vice-President.
and Weaver OF Iowa and Terrell of Texas
On the other. The withdrawal of Norton
OF Illinois gave additional strength to the
Kyle boom.
Chairman Taubeneck says tonight that
the fight is really between Weaver OF Iowa
and Terrell of Texas.
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MieIdeh a Reer GI.

j. II. Moore. young rough, created a
disturbance in a basement saloon at 6Ot
jackson street yesterday afternoon. 1hs
propriet0r, Louis Tschech, demonstrated
and Moore hit him on the head with a beer
glass. The injured man was treated at ths
Receiving Hospital for q scalp wound and
Moore was arrested for an assault with a
deadly weapon.
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AN ALLIANCE ORATOR.

The Recently Appointed Lecturer for
Nor II Dakota.
7. III. Stromme. the Alliance lecturer for
North Dakota. recently appointed by the
president of the State Alliance, is typical
Norwegian about 10 years old, but as
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Two Lucky Gamblers.

New YORK, July Sat the Coney Island
Jockey Club June meeting Marcus Daily
won $4,000 in purses and stakes and Fox
hall keene S28,9J0
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IN THE CYCLONES PATH.
Storm 'Plays Havoc in the Town OF Beth
lehem

BETHLEHEM, Pa. July 3.-A terrific cy-
clone struck town this afternoon. The
main building Of the Bethlehem Fair and
Driving Park Association was totally de
stroyed. The loss Is $780, Lightning
struck the cable wire of the Telephone
Company and set fire to the postoffice
building In which the Office is situated.
The flames were extinguished without great
damage. Sawtelle's bottling establishment
was completely ruined loss $4,000. Many
trees were uprooted, and electric lights,
telephone and telegraph wires blown down,
as WAS the steepe OF the First Presbyterian
Church. Considerable damage was done to
crops The total loss about this town Is
estimated at $4,000,
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Springer on silvsr

CHICAGO. July 3.-Congressman g. William
Springer is In the city en- route to his sum-
mer home In Michigan. He does not think
the House will take up Stewards silver bill
TINS session. lie said it was barely possible
that the cloture rule would be passed and q
vote taken. but he did not think so.
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Five Men Killed.

LoGANsPoRT. Ind, July 3-Au accom-
modation train on the Wabash was wrecked
one mile east of Kelton Station at midnight
last night by the washing out of a culvert
Five men. who were riding on the engine,
were killed. They are Trainmaster c. +.
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Helyerson. Many mimics of this peculiar
dialect have sprung up in the Northwestern
press, and furnish amusement as we'll as in-
strucii0n to the public. MIR. Stromme is as
courageous as he is g00d-natured in his or
ganization. He prides himself on being
somewhat similar in personal carriage 10
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, whose
style he copies on the platform,
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In Old Madrid.

MADRID, July 3.-In marked contrast to
the rioting Of yesterday. the city last night
and to-day was tranquil. The total num-
Seventy persons have been arrested.
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Ottawa Notified Of rhs ss;znres

OTTAWA, Ont, July 3.-Premer Abbott
received telegram on Saturday from the
British Columbia Seaers' Association de-
claring the recent seizures of Canadian
sealers by the United States cruisers IL
legal, and asking him to bring the matter 10
the attention of the imperial authorities.
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A Political Picnic.

The People's party will have a picnic az
Blair Park to-day. There will be music.
dancing, boating and other amusements. be-
sides literary exercises of the approved
Fourth OF july style. Tha grafton viii bs
delivered by w. c. Bowman OF Las Angeles.
reputed TO be an eloquent and original
speaker
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Exertinr His frernnatius

CHRIsTIANIA, July 3.-King Oscar has
written to the President of the Storthing
still declining TO sanction the separate con-
sulates for Norway, and his refusal causes
widespread feeling which resulted in several
marked demonstrations.
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TOM BROWNS TUTOR.

Quiet Birthday OF the Famous Head
master at Rugby.
1t is worthy of remar K that the twenty
first anniversary of sprig OF nobility
should be made the subject of much atten-
ton in ENGLAND. while the fiftieth anniynr-
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Fatal Gas Explosion.

BRADpocK, Pa, July 3-A gas explo-
sion in the Frantz hotel at midnight wrecked
the greater portion of the interior OF tho
building and caused a panic among the
guests, several being painfully injured. The
The morning call., 1892-07-04

In America, as in France, the average
size OF families has been steadily dccress-
ing for the last halt-eeptury. The average
is now 4.94, where in 1850 it was5 $50
The morning call., 1892-07-04
A Hoodlnm,s Act.

John Harrison, Young hoodlum, amused
himself by throwing lighted firecrackers at
ladies passing along Sixth aud Missioa
streets yesterday evening. Several nsr-
rowly escaped having their dresses set sfIr.
when Policeman Fay interrupted Harrisofss
sport and charged him with malicious s,fs
chief and iischaYging iresraeksrs, at tia
Southern Station.
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The body of man weighing 1888 pound 5

The body OF man weighing 158 pounds
exactly has been found to contain 233
pounds OF carbon, % pounds of lime, 223
ounces OF phosphorus and ounce each OF
sodium (saii), iron, potassium, magnesium
aud Silicon. Besides the above solids"
the analyst obtained from the same subject
$685. cubic feet OF oxygen and 105900 cubic
feet of hydrogen. this latter weighing ID
pounds ounces, and % cubic feet Of nitro
gen.
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Ravaebol to Re Rescusa

PARIS. July "A meeting of anarchists
in st. Denis to-day adopted a resolution TO
blow up Montbrison prison aud rescue Rava-
chol
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SECURED THE MONEY.
Thieves Attack Paymaster and He Barely
Cots Of With His Life

EAGLE PASS, Tex. July 3-J. E. Garner,
the bookkeeper for the Santa Rosa Smelling
Company started for the works yesterday
with $1,000 to pay off the men. He was in
carriage with a negro driver About three
miles from Santa Rosa he was attacked by
robbers and battle ensued Garner mad a
Winchester and succeeded in killing one of
the bandits and woundIHg another. He
then escaped on horse. the negro driver
having been killed. The robbers secured
the money
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CYRUS Fields Condition.

DoBBs FERRY. II. Y. july 3.-Cyru8 W.
Fiel1's condition shows no improvement.
AT = O'Clock this evening he was vefy low.
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light in the cellar, the fame communicating
to leaky gas pipe. Albert Kelly was ia
tally injured.
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WILL NOT ACCEPT.

Senator Kyle Says He VIII Decline q
Nomination.
New York, July 3.-A Washington dis
patch says that Senator Kyle wac asked if
he would accept nomination from the
Peoples party. He replied that he would
answer their telegram of inquiry to NOR
row, but he did not think that be would
accent
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wilcox. superintendent OF Bridges Harry
Dunlop, Foreman of Bridge-carpenters
CHARLES Helm. Engineer Shovey aud Fire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Elec-
trio Bitters has gained rapidly in
popular favor, until now it is clearly
In the lead among pure medical
tonics and Notwithstanding
nothing which permits its use as q
beverage or intoxicant, it is recog-
missed as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments of Stomach,
LIVER or Kidneys.-It will cure Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Malaria from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refund
ed. Price only SOC. per bottle. Sold
by Dan'l. ]. Fry, 225 Com'l. st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24
METHING NEW.

The new Tine Card, which Is now
In effect, via the WISCONSIN Central
Lines" in connection with the
Northern Pacific r. r., affords the
travelling public the best facilities
from all points west to Chicago and
points east and south.
The unsurpassed equipment offered
to its patrons, combined with speed,
comfort and safety, surprising all
its competitors.
All through trains are composed
of Pullman yestibuled drawing-room
sleepers, with dining cars and day
coaches of latest design.
The daily through fast train each
way, making close connection at
Chicago with trains Ia all directions.
For tickets, time tables, etc., ap-
ply to agent Of Northern Pacific II.
r., or JAS. q. POND,
Gen'l Pass. and Tkt. agent,
Chicago, III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Prof. s. b. Starr. of the Portland
hospital, spent Sunday in the city.
Prof. e. HI. Anderson has been
entertaining his father, Samuel An
derson, of Yamhill county.
Mrs. J. H. Haskins, of Portland,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Veatch.
Rev. Kellermap went to Port
laud this morning.
County Treasurer Grant Brown is
good wheelman, and has only
had cycle since two months.
Branson & Co.'S free street car
rides are drawing a big trade.
Capt. Marshal Short who was
killed at Astoria, on the 22nd, on
board of q barge, had two brothers
who were river captains, and was
brother-in-law of G. A. Robert, the
former Salem architect.
The people rely upon information
they get from THE JoURNAL--and
why not, as The JOURNAL seeks to
state facts only.
Rev. f. H. Gwynne was i'll and
confined to his bed Sunday.
Mrs. Wrightman, of Subllmity,
was the guest Of her son Frank, the
deputy sheriff.
VIM. Sergeant will have a full line
of furniture In few days. Wait
for the bargains.
Don't forget the Spa sells nothing
but the best and finest candy-il4
State st.
Branson d Go. give a free street
car ride TO all who buy a dollars
worth Of goods for cash.
Twenty pounds clean stemmed raj
sins for 81 at Damon Bros. Splendid
for raince pies.
That original importation Of teas
has arrived at Clark q Eppley's,
and Is attracting the attention OF
many tea lovers.
Miss Gertie McLintock on Satur-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24
Gazing In.

Just as a rotten tenement collapses
when too great a weight or strain u
brought 70 bear upon lis upper noors, 80
does puny physique collapse and cave
which must come sooner OF later N II Il
not reinforced and built up. Hoofefter's
Stomach bitters - OF immeIlse service 10
the dcbiiiiated. the nervous and the dis
peptie beaauss II strengthens and pre-
necessary 70 have the bicsps OF q samson
70 be heaifhfuiiy vigorous. Many slender
apparently fragile and nndefsissd people
enjoy pbenofnensI health. vigor means
ne We ao,i.iy 70 o,sssI sleep sna sst .i. vel.
will confer. II viii, besides, cure malaria,
b1ilious. rheumat:c and kidney ailments,
mitigate the innrmilies Of age and over
come nervOusnesk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

NELLIE bly, MUST. Go.-Tonigbt
the great rattle takes place at Minto's
barn. for II. q. Perkins $500 trotting
mare, Nellie Bly,. She is standard
brod animal and has a record that
but half dozen speed animals in
the valley can equal. Mr.. Perkins
has placed tickets at 81 90 and still
has few left. Some one will get q
$500 piece Of beautiful horsefiesh for
Sl.OO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

II In net unusual for colds contract
cd In the fall To hang on all winter
In such cases cslarsh or chronic
bronchitis are almost sure TO result.
A fifty cent bottle Of Chamborlsin's
Cough Remedy will cure any cold.
Can you afford TO risk 70 much fof
10 small an smount2 This remedy
II intended especially for had colds
and Group and can always 10 de-
pended upon. For sale by Basket
4 SIype, druggists,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

A new lot of ribbon fringe In
leading shades, Just received at
The Palace.
Syrup-not maple, but better
the universal table syrup-finest In
Salem, at Clark & Epply's.
Biggest stock and lowest prices on
cooking and heating stoves-at
Smiths hardware store.
Lounges, mattresses and baby car
riages go at bargains, at VIM. Sar-
geant's.
Exquisite Broadway buttercups,
as fine as Huyler's or Gunther's
make, at the Spa, ia State street.
The Palace leads on storm rubbers.
Best quality and only so cents per
pair TO all customers.
Buttercups at the Spa, ia State
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

day evening lost a pocket book con-
tanning an open cased watch and a
gold locket. If found, please leave
at the JOURNAL office.
Mrs. Sarah Landreth, of Stayton,
died on the 18th, at her home, of
typhoid fever.
No fictitious certificates, but solid
facts, testify the marvellous cures by
Ayre's Sarsaparilla.
Deputies Croner and Smith, from
Lane county, came down this morn
ing, to take back three prisoners,
who have been kept in the Marion
county jail.
President Whitaker, Of William
ette, occupied the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday,
preaching in the morning on the
text: "God is Love-"
Eugene still has mile horse car
line with a negro driver. They are
. scarce sight north of Mason and
Dixon's line.
There are twenty-five In surance
cases on the Linn county docket Of
circuit court.
Richard Phillips, living near Nc
Minnville, In digging a well, struck
a strong stream of water at a depth
of 45 feet. which he thinks can be
raised to sufficient height to water
any part of his farm.
Senator Dolph addressed a crowd
ed house Saturday night from the
Republican standpoint. He was in
good spirits and has greatly improv-
ed as a public speaker, and made an
invincible argument. He met with
q warm reception at Salem.
Fresh taffey at the Spa, ia State
street.
st. Charles evaporated cream,
better than any other, at Harritt &
Mcintyre.
Hellenbrand's meals are as usual
the best.
TUTT'S PILLS invigorate body
and mind.
Sweet pickles, Clark & EppIy.
Get box Of that delicious fresh
cream candy To be had only at the
Spa, ia State street.
Wood, Wood.-Plenty Of II sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders at Ryan's stable, corner Of
Ferry and Liberty. d10-l0tf
Harry Keller Is home from Port
land visit.
The family OF Il. Hofer today re-
moved to their new home In South
Salem.
State Printer Baker was ut Port
and over Sunday.
At the last meeting of the camp Of
Modern WoodmeB, Prof. Hawley
save an instructive lecture on the
Nicaragua canal.
Miss Maud Jackson went 10 Port
and this afternoon to attend q we'd
ling.
"Dr. Jeckyll and Mr.. HYDE" at
.hc opera house will be the greatest
ecture ever delivered In Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

A FINE CURB.-Ed Cross has had
the rock hauled for heavy street
curb in front of his fine Chemeketa
street residence. He would also like
to put in a cement gutter, but is
afraid of the ever-changing grade.
When an enterprising citizen wishes
to make permanent improvement
of this kind he should not be de-
TERED by any uncertain movements
.on the part of the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

The lecture by Prof. Nourse at the
M. T.. church yesterday afternoon,
was SO crowded that the doors were
closed to prevent jam. Everyone
who heard the lecturer, speak In the
highest terms OF the speaker.
Miss Rose Luy, of Jacksonville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. J..
Clarke, and will remain for some
months.
Miss Eta Calvert returned yester-
day evening, from her extended
visit to Portland.
rs. Kneeves, Of Portland, was o
Salem visitor today.
Everybody should attend the great
lecture ut the opera house tonight.
Sheriff John Knight was pas
seng to W6odburn this afternoon.
Attorney J. J. Fitzgerald went to
Portland this afternoon.
Mrs. J.. A. Mills, who has been
the guest of her parents for some
weeks, left today on her return to
her home at Moscow, Idaho. She
was accompanied by her father, J.
q. Borues, of tho New York Racket
store.
Salem Republicans are contribut-
Ing literally TO the state central
committee at Portland.
The supreme court met at i2 m.
today.
Governor Pennoyer and num-
ber OF prominent Portland attorneys
come up on the 1l:l5 train.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-24

UP CHEMEKETA STREET. That
terrible street, the one that was
spoiled last summer by receiving a
thorough grading with gravel, is al
ready proving to be the popular
street of the city for hauling. Near
ly all the heavy draying for the
asylum improvement goes up that
beautiful boulevard, and they are
not afraid of the cars, either. A
season of heavy work will easily put
that street into fine shape for lighter
driving.