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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
YOUNG WOMAN's HANDKERoH1EF

From the New York World.
The handkerchief affected blythe young
woman of fine and original taste is an ex
ira sized square of linen, finished with a
narrow hem, and having a shield in one
corner or an oval of color upon which is
embroidered in white her initial letter.
A pretty idea in the making of handker-
chiefs, too, is that OF writing the name in
the corner and embroidering the signature
In old fashioned raised lines.
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Horse Lost OF Stolen

Stolen or strayed from a h%itching post
near show ground Thursday night, a bay
horse, fifteen hands high, IL or 15 years
old, three white feet, white spot on nose,
in thin order. A liberal reward will be
paid any one delivering said horse to me
or giving information that will lead to his
recovery. 1t PATRICK O'MALLEY
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Lost

A gold watch at the Missouri Pacific
depot on last Wednesday evening, by Mrs.
Fannie Morrison. A Reasonable reward
will be paid on delivery of the same to
WILLIAM MORRISON.
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WvandOtts CbIckpns for sola

l wish to dispose of several doze.. Silver
Laced Wyandott cockerells and pulIets
Price 30 to 90 cents each, if taken soon.
Mrs. Chas. Teubner.
Two blocks North of East Lexington
scales. 9-24-t4
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Mo-, Sept, 21-92.

DEAR DAUaHTER:-IIi be home Friday
or Saturday. / have been everywhere and
| am ready to come. l will bring a suita-
BILE banner for Pet Bill Stone. / hear
nothing else but Bill Stone or Shirt-tail
Bill. Don't tear up any more of my red
lamberquins to decorate with, not even for
my man Weaver MOTHER.
We have since found out that the lady
has arrived home, and that she also
brought the banner and II we are not
murdered for this, we will try and borrow
the banner and carry 1t at the head OF the
next democratic parade held in this city.
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BANNER FOR srnNE.

While an INTELLIeENoER reporter was
making the rounds n day this week, he
saw a letter lying upon the street, and as
a reporter generally picks up everything
he sees, he picked it up and as it had been
opened he proceeded to read it, it was as
follows:
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.
l have for sale in the town of Dover, six
lots, fifty by one hundred and fifty feet,
two dwelling houses, with orchards, wa
ter and outhouses all complete. Call on
or address, Mrs. e. f. BLACKBURN,
9-17-t2 Dover, Mo
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members OF Lexington lodge No.
3 nights. Of Pythias and Keller Di-
p NO 30, Uniform Rank Knights OF
z ? are hereby requested to meet at
81 In full dress on Sunday morn
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R.T.JESSE
INSURANCE.
Room 2, HEARLE BUILDING
"HOW n Cura All Skin diseases.

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all e%ruptions on the
face, hands, nose, and etc., leaving the
skin clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are possessed
by NO other remedy. Ask your druggist
for Swayne's Ointment. 3-6-1y-g2
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The ladies Worlds Fair Association
held a meeting Tuesday afternoon, but
the attendance being light, an adjourn
ment wa taken until next Tuesday after
moo at Mrs. Laura Young's.
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LETTER LIST
"Any Port I'm a Storm

That's a good maxim, but it will not
work as a rule in the purchase OF remedy
for Rheumatism. Any of the cheap nos
trums will not effect a cure-in fact none
of them will. Don't trife with life and
prolong agony. Get DIR. Drummond's
Lightning Remedy, and a speedy cure is
certain. 1t costs IS a bottle, but one bot
is worth a hundred of anything else, and
for hat reason it is the cheapest when a
cure is wanted. Sent to any address by
prepaid express or receipt of price.
Drummond Medicine Co., $3.50 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted. 924t2
Show days sun came up smiling, and
promised the small boy a rare treat in the
way of a clear day.
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A Physicians Gift to Humanity.
The Great Gold Cure for Neurasthemia,
lost sexual power and drains, free to suf-
ferers. Address with stamp, DIR. Wenzal,
900 Fourth street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. s24-92-1y
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1t was a most beautiful day, and the en-
tertainment was first class throughout.
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ATTENTION CONFEpERATRs.

Notice of Dissolution Of COpaftnership.
The ~copartnership hitherto existing
between Jos. l.. Long and Evan Becker
under the firm name of Long & Becker
was dissolved by mutual consent on Tues
day September 9th 1892. Mr.. Jos j. Long
will continue the business at the old stand
and s~olicits a continuance Of the patron
age that has been bestowed upon the old
firm. Mr.. Evan. Becker will remain to
assist Mr.. Long, and cordially invites all
his old friends around to see him. The
books and accounts are in the hands of
Mr.. Long. All persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to the late firm are
requested to call and make settlement.
JOSEPH L. LONG.
Blob EVAN BECKER.
r.
INSURANCE.
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pances have peen passed and
wing contracts with gasI and
panies.
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The iase Mss
A splendid 70 vednesda
WIS lcpFt tn ps jolllflcate
m rsin viii g. litate heafsowing.
*, rushing &, work thjs office leads
hen ali.
Lst the hogs cows run. Pen up the
ity %eaaacil.
II no fellow a q knows 1t all who has
a. q,ost to iea3 o
odf SASH hasa t,lon On his hand and
Dave has Soyeiai = Them.
An elegant Ho linen letter heads and
athsrjob ssoes ist received at this office.
No man or We ! can be all that he or
abe shaat b wt has not the qualities
or both se&es
. AatehM .a q heaven frequently turn
ousss tflhet hat ssen matches made In
tAe cthaf srroey
9@c nor aas bif of Sam Hirsh's. This
j. tlN 3flS oiiios ~ The county that could
hays ,n,.de iAen
= bow Away double blessing. It
lt eds peef p = cha ice tosee the elephant
and erlngs q good tlin.
Many : TsaS's q J Is but gratified ego
tisni many " 1aee only the con
PhS Wedding 3 Miss Florencs Buford
and Dr Walter EnEle is announced In the
Rspubhc 10 come - in December.
u It truce lot Of that worthless people
tDgton 0scause they can pas
ogs on osir streets free7
las 10 q woman's favor in the
tsve Is ast. the suit won. to ap-
l4siye CT ractef OF savage.
iss9 tne ssW man cannot forgive
svesh aees. The one thing a
forsi { n woman is strength,
treasently ripeas into love,
idon res love- react into
wheh does, IL perma-
1 I ] ! ! ! ! :. !: !:
Ittonderness s 81 Il repose. pas
siou must be tenderness housed. Tender
Asss, indeed is the source and sanctity OF
depest passiont
agents waited to, canvas for the Wex.
eeaapurE nursery, excellent terms.
Ire 4. Mohlsr Proprietor, Warreas+
q aauri.
any Nannen wish either to III
Z 81 meaeFf 70 b. tyFanized over by
ltEis me- the REVERSE OF despot
g zen cons arained to he despots In az.
peace
aIang 8 waman is unhappy bees
NOT p,aesisd the man she love.
en be Infinitely unhar1<<
e lad married him
Messrs.John P.Gordon and Easnesf
aisland, sad Mrs. DR.. Gordonare d
eIssant pressed brick pavement d
ri pfopertR on main street.
1opss ed lot, nortk
4t< streets; 5<5
: ! ! ! J ! ! ! ! ] ! !
aye fle and cattl<.
pag and how mu
street apdalley past
10y morning while Lilburn Tf.FA
SOL w. X Trigg, was visiting AZ
farm % George Green, with L. p. Grs<2
De had a fall rom a fence. In falling ia
ofbis logs came In contact with q. bar1e'
wire are was hadly cut in the upper par
of rho caif e
sas Ilsh sray Il Laesqent rsmoves Al
ard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem
ss iror, horses, hood spavins, curb.
Phuts sweeney, ring bone, stiiies,spraini
80 swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save IS
~ nse Of oae bottle. Warranted the mos
iYoDdetipl biemish cure ever known. Sol
Charles ". Ioomis, druggist, Lexina
ION, Nor - 3-19<7K.
a1g while Counts
aoms 80
mn
sess 'so sa q rt0oa i ross thfowe
so 4sssa Ina - name, sEsiuset
wsrsfAl sa
III sazpe oqeni6s
Tuesday bsorniug 3
81 ~, plehd guilty, an
s~f.toko uf. 49,
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Iey morning while Lilburn Tf.Sa
SOL W. K frigg, was visiting a
farm % George Green, with L. P. Grs|1
be had a fall rom a fence. In falling o11
ofbis logs came in contact with q, barbe
wire anc was hadly cut in the upper part
nf tic caiF
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Enc list gpavt \ Lfefpcnt rsmoves all
hsrd, seit or eaIloussd Jumps and blem-
tes irort horses, hood spavins, curbs.
F51ta svseneg, ring bone, stifies,sprains,
40 seoban throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50
~ nse Of oae bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful biemish cure ever known. Sold
rs charles ". Ioomis, druggist, Licking
ION Aloa a-1Q<1uEl
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Fatal Double Shooting.
Harvey Plattenburg Shoots
and Kills Jim McDo@eli
and Fatally Wounds
Dave Cry. ].
From Tbursdat afternoons extra

..rbis a,terno1n at about 1880 o'clock a
So, ahoo,i,s occurred at 'Hearle's sa-
loon near t,e Pacific depot, known as the
port 4, which one man was instantly
Iilad sId another fatally wounded. The
NOR .Rho did the shooting was Harvey
pIeaenburg, of Dover. His first victim
yas Jim Mcdowell, of the same neighbour
|haoa. The wounded man II David Gray,
&.<nas acting in the capacity OF special
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time Gray interfered to prevent trouble,
and received Plattenburg's second shot in
the abdomen, to the left and a little be-
low the navel. Mcdowell was about 45
years old but without family. Dave Gray
is about 36 years old and has a wife and
family.
Piattenburg was arrested by Frank
Barnett and turned over to the sheriff.
~Piattenburg had five scalp wounds, one
In the mouth and one in the left hand"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
Oregon Land Company's Price List

10 of land 81 miles south of Salem postofice)
best fruit land nearly all cultivated There will be 100
acres set to fruit Immediately adjoining this tract this
spring; price, $50 per 500 cash. balance easy pay
ments
Choice of four ten acre fruit tracts five miles south of
Salem (posotce) all in cultivation very sghty two
other threefourths in cultivation balance good timber;
one threetourths IN cultivation balence in pasture $45OO
per acre cash, balance easy payment and long time
Choice OF % ten fruit tracts six miles south of
Salem postofce best fruit land very desirable location;
springs and running water adjoining The Oregon Land
Companys model 100 orchard farm three miles from
steamer landing First choice $50 per acre cash
balance on eight years time enabling purchaser to pay for
land out OF the fruit crop This land will be set our to
rult trees and cultivated two years rscass manner
oy the willamette Valley Fruit Growing company so that
two year old orchard, complete in ever respect will
cost the pur haser Sl25per acre. including good fence
around it,
The Willamette ley Fruit Growing company has
now more than 300 set out in this way and will
take pleasure IN showing anyone who takes an interest in
lfut growing IN the Willamette Valley what the are
dong and how their orchards look The people of Salem
and their visiting friends are cordially nvitedto call at
The office OF the Willamette Valley Fruit Growing com
Pany IN the Gray building with the Oregon Land COM
pany and take ride to Sunnysde and see what is being
done IN the way of fruit raising the vicinity of Salem
Oregon You will enjoy the ride to Sunnysde and see
something worth seeing.
10 SO 100 cultivated house spring and orchard ~
o6 acres cuS cash 6S o5S9S & in three
viii b balance In three equal annual payments payment
B OO cultivated running water on land $40 per acre
Wo "hee III three equal annual payments payment
loo acres pasture and timber land good land with running
@ fruit tracts ranging from EACH all cultivated 200 fruit
% s on each lot land all pOwed s per acre cash. balance in three
Work such as carpenter cutting wood making rails building
Also soos e h1rnSs wagons or bqggss payment
claims taken payment on land S mortgage OF 0'ner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
Burglars at Work.

REDLANDs, Cal, March 8.-About
3 O'clock Sunday morning burglars
blew open a new safe In the Santa
Fe depot, but secured nothing, as a
large sum of money was in another
safe. Policeman r.. III. Kendall
heard the report. He was soon at
the depot and began firing on the
burglars. A bullet struck Kendall
in the back of the head, but he is
not seriously wounded. The coupon
ticket case was blown open, windows
broken and general havoc made by
the exDlosioD,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM, March Z,

SALEM, March 7, 1872.
Mary Rodney Adair and Samuel
ID. Adalr, appellants, VS.. Bethenia
A. Owens Adair and John Adair,
respondents; appeal from Clatsop
county. Judgment reversed and
the cause remanded to the court
below with directions to proceed in
accordance with this opinion. Opin'
ion by Strahan, chief justice.
Petitions for rehearing were de-
MED in the following cases: b. Van
dusen ct al. VS.. G. w. Shively ct al.
Hodson VS.. Goodale, Hale VS.. Cot
tie, Doernbecher VS.. The Columbia
City LAUNDERING Co., Marguerite
Marshall ct al. vs.. Annie e. Will
liams, and Cyrus Smith vs.. G. r.
"A. II. frazer VS.. Henry Jones
motion to reinstate on docket de
MED.
Fowle, appellant, VS.. Temperance
House, respondent; motion filed tC
dismiss appeal.
Twenty days time was granted to
file motion in the case of M. r.
Adair and s. d. Adair VS.. b. A. o.
Adalr and J. Adair.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
nnnrress To-day.

WAsHINaToN, March S.-A mes
sage from the president, trans
mitting the recently negotiated
treaty Of arbitration, relative TO the
Behring sea fisheries, has just been
laid before the senate. 1t was unac
companied by any recommendation.
There was also laid before the senate
q message relating to indemnity
claims of the Venezuelan Steamship
company. House today adjourned,
as a mark Of respect to the memory
of X ndall, of Kentuky, who died
vest erday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
Whitecaps in Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIs, March S.-Intelli-
gence from Elgin, Mum, Il received
that Saturday night a band Of white
caps visited the farmhouse Of John
Reid, dragged Sidney Green, farm
hand, from his bed and gave him a
coat of tar and feathers, rode him on
a rail, and ordered him to leave the
country. He returned to Reid's
house, but was ordered away. Re
lusiDg to go, a warrant was sworn
out yesterday for his arrest, and be
is now in Jail. The whitecapping
grew out of an elopement in which
Green and Farmer Crawfprd's wife
were the principals.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
vile and Unworthy

or consideration are nostTums of which
Il is az ser yed-and there are many such
hat they cure Immediately bodily all
inents of long standing. There are none
such that can. Chronic disorders cannot
ne nstantaneously removed Continuity
in he use of genuine medicine, such as
RI stetter's Stomach Bitters, will eradicato
rhronic physical evils. Not the le st of
these last in the force of itS opposition to
medicine its constipation, to the removal
# which, if persisted in, the Bltters Is par
,icularIv adapted. Construction Of the bow.
Is is a complaint which should be dealt
with early and systematically. SO are IL
usual attendants, liver comp iaint and dys
pepsi /. For these, for malaria, rheum9
tism, kidney trouble and more recently
'sla Grippe" this highly and professionally
co ninended medicine is an undoubtec
specific Nothing can exceed it, moro over
s means of imparting strength to th'
feeble and nervous.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
A New Comet Discovered.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, March s.
Professor Swift, of the Warner OBJ
servat1ry, Rochester, N. Y, discov-
cred a bright telescopic comet at
daylight. AS read from the circles
it was in right ascension 1889 de-
gree, degree of declination south
3T.2l, 1t is large and for telescope
comet very bright. 1t can be seen
with an opera glass moving slowly
in an easterly direction. No tail is
visible with the big telescope.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
ONE FORM OF INSANITY.
Sea Captain Imagines His Men
Want to Kill Him.

want TO Kill Him.
LONDON, March S.-A strange
'tlry comes from the island of st
Helena by the British ship Regent,
Captain Treadwell, which sailed
from Calcutta November 80, for
New York. The vessel arrived al
81. Helena on February Z, aud re
ported to the authorities that some
time before Captain Treadwell had
looked himself In his cabin, and had
discharged several shots from his re-
volver, From the report received
here II does not appear that an en-
trance was forced into the cabin, or
that any effort was made TO discover
the reason for shooting. The mate
took charge Of the ship and ran for
81. Helena, aud upon Its arrival
there gave the report above mem
toned. The port officials, who
boarded the ship, broke In the door
OF the captains cabin and found
him lying insenslble. An examlna.
tion revealed the fact that he had
four wounds In his head and body.
Medical assistance was at once sum.
moned for the wounded man, aud
he afterwards regalned conscious
ness, He subsequently stated that
the crew OF the Regent, headed by
the chief mate, had mutlnied aud
threatened TO kill him. He believed
Il was their intention to fire the ship
and then abandon her, leaving him
on board to perish, Seeing them. as
he supposed, setting fire 10 the veS-
sol, he went into his cabin, locked
his door aud tried 10 blow hts bralns
out. The captains improbable
story was not believed, aud an ex
animation was made as 10 his sanity.
Physlolans decided that he was In.
zane, aud he should be sent home to
England In care OF a doctor. He
aud his medical attendant sailed on
the hrltlah steamer Dunbar Castle,
which called at ~. Helena on her
way from Table bay for London,
aud arrived here yesterday. The
doctor extracted the bullets nom the
captaln's head aud body ON the
voyage The Regent has been de
tained az ST. Helena, the governor
not deeming Il desirable to allow
her 81 proceed Ia charge Of the mate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
CONGRESS TODAY.
Health Of Blaine and Springer
Today.
BOLD ROBBERY.
But They Got Little for Their
Pains-Dstectives After Them.

But They Got Little for Their
Pains s-Dstectives After Them.
PrTTsBURG, March Sat Finley
VILE, tweniy-three miles south Of
this city, on The Baltimore u oni"
r5ad. a gang of four highwaymep,
this morning assaulted J. X. McMil
Ian, a shifting condutor After they
had bound and gagged him, he wac
carried some distance away aud tied
to a post. The desperado then re-
lIeved him Of his watch and money
and after threatening 10 kill him
he tried to make noise, they ven
TO the telegraph tower, and at Tho
point Of a revolver forced the opera
tor 10 surrender. H. was boun'
and gagged, after which he was ais
relieved Of his valuables. The rob
bers next turned their attention t.
the safe ia the office. IL was locked
but they blew 1t open, the explosion
wrecking the office. The report al
tracted the trainmen in the vicinity,
and the desperadoes were frightened
off before they could secure the con
tents OF the safe, which was scat
tered over the room. The entire
detective force Of the Baltimore d
Ohio road, are In pursuit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
Trouhle Retween Neirhhors.

COLUMBUS, Ga, March s.-Dr
w, M. Peek, of Chattahoooh,
county, is in Jail, charged with tn,
murder of NJ. A Thomas, II nolghbor
Thomas was burning brush on his
place. A small fence belonging
TO Peek caught fire aud was De
stroyed. The men met on the street
yesterday and Peek wanted Thomas
to replace the fence. Thomas re-
fused to do 30 unless Peek would
send u man TO help him. Peek NJ
torted' "A person that will act as
you act will steal.n Thomas started
for the doctor with an open knife.
Peek drew his pistol aud fired, the
ball taking effect Ia Thomas right
side. While awaiting the arrival OF
physicians, Dr, Peek gave Thomas
his medical attention. The wounded
man when taken home, insisted on
Peek's arrest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
FLOTSAN & JETSAM.
TeIegraphic Items From all
Parts Of the World.
FREE COINAGE.
The Bland Bill Will be Considered
for Three Days.

Inc 6lan0 Dill VIII Uo SOhoANSASN
for Three Days.
WASHINGTON March S.-The free
coinage issue will not down. Gentle
men Of both parties who would he
postponed until after election, are
convinced that the issue musl
be disposed of by the house be-
fore the date of the national con
vention. The free coinage men Of
both parties are Of course highly
.lated. The leading men in thu
Democratic party are filled will
dismal forbodings, while anti-fret
coinage Republicans, who compris"
IS per cent. of the Republican mem
oership in the house, are disposed t.
view the situation with compla
cency. Tne vote yesterday Indicate
bat the house will surely pass The
Bland bill, so descisive and over
yhelming was the victory OF tht
,dyocates Of free coinage. 1t was
,ignificant feature Of the proceedings
hat on all disputes that arose OIL
he parliamentary question, the anti
free coinage men did most of the
calking. TO one unfamiliar with
political methods the conclusion
would be irresistible, after listening
o the denunciation of Speaker
Crisp's rulings, to the impassioneo
oratory and direful predictions o.
those opposed to the Bland bill, thai
free coinage would be swept away
IN whirlwind of popular indigna
ion, yet when the vote came, no
IN the silver resolution alone, but OF
all auxiliary questions the free coin
age men came to the front in un
broken phalanx, and by vote o
over two to one routed their op
ponents. On last and vital PROPOSE
tion, that the setting apart thre
days for consideration of the Blanc
bill, free coinage men won by tn
overwhelming vote of 100 to 80.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08
Oids and Ends.

BUFFALO, March SIN fight
between ne sroes aud Poles, working
at a tunnel near Niagara falls, at
midnight Sunday night, the latter
were badly beaten. One Pole was
shot dead ami another fatally
wounded. Three colored men haye
been arrested for shooting.
LONDON, March S.-The grand
jury yesterday found a true bill
against Mrs. Osborne on charge Of
larceny and perjury growing out OF
her theft of Jewe'ry from Mrs. Har-
greaves, and tho libel suit brought
against tn Vt woman aft.r she was
accused o. the crime.
PITrsBURa, March s - Robert
Mcclure, ag g,nt of the Law and
Order league, VIII has been wagiug
war on the newsdealers, carriers
nd newsboys for selling newspapers
on Sunday, was arrested yesterday
for perjury, and gave bail for Il
hearing.
EAsr Sr. Louis, Ill, March s. "A
freight wreck occurred yesterday on
the Missouri PAcltic, at Ewing ave
nue., in western suburb of this
city, Five men are reported killed,
and several Injured.
WAuKEsHA, Wis, March s.
Charles Beggs, tinsmith, shot and
fatally wounded his wife yesterday,
and then killed himself In like
manner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-08

own vessels between the lumber
regions and yards in this city, the
product TO be delivered through
Southern California, the territories
and East by the Santa Fe. One Of
the officers Of the company has heen
in the city lately, making arrange
ments for the Inauguration Of the
enterprise, but has been Keeping
quiet for obvious reasons until the
matter Of location Of yards is deter
mined.