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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14

ma wylot, robiqc dziury W obu bo-
kach il wyszed} ma zewr atrz. Maj
ciezsze rany odniesli tu: polak
Jan Michoh, lat 2e zam. P. n. 78l
W. 1sta u. Una iduie sic W szpitalu
powiatowyp), Erick Erickson
szwed, zatrt1dniony W ski adzie drze-
wa frmy'Barker i sp., ktdry ma
smiertelna rane i 16-letP Pi ch1opiec
J. McGeeny, kt6remu ka7E val drzewa
rzucony przez wiatr zfan4 ak noge W
trzech miejscach. W TEL lze okollcy
ciezko zraniona zosta}a PAM W.
Schoal; uderzy}y,ja drzw i wyrwane
groserni p. n. 3sS ma s. Western
ave.
Ogromny popSoF FA
nastapi} po pierwszem uderzenlu
bury W przenosrlych cyrkh hch Rentza
santleya, przy 2sej uli Icy i Fran
elsa przy III. lsej, r6g Lincoln.
Oba namioty zosta}y q walone,
p46tno cyrku Francesa porwane W
gore, niby ogromny bal lon przele-
cia}o W powietrzu az do l PEI ulicy...
Katwo sobie wyobrazic pd pfoch, jaki
zapanowa} ma obu widow Fkach, tenn
bardziej, re i ma jednem ma dru-
giem byfo wiele, dzieci. ... Szcze-
.sciem pop}och ME miaf gorszych
nastepstw.
Wgacana
demokratyczny, W kt6ryln b d. 2l b.
m. rozpocznie sic narod dowa Kon-
wencja demokratyczna, ftaf sic tez
ofara huraganu. WigWam mlaf
dach po czesci drzewa, po czesci z
grubej materji. !. Ot6f wichura
zerwa}a ca1y ten 'dach, nj materje po-
targa}a W drobne kawafki, drzewo
rozrzuciIa do kofa. Wig wan oko}o
godz. 4ej przedstawia1 81 :, jak rui-
na..... Zreszta jeszczd tegoz sa-
mego wieczora wzieto sig do piracy
okofo naprawy szk6d. Wigwam
bedzie got6w ma sobote, jak mial
bye pierwotnie. Kontrak ktor Allen
obstalowaf juz 100, 900 stop drzewa,
kt6rem teraz Wigwam z4stanie po-
kryty ca}kowicie!. -. Dodac
trzeba, IL z IS ludzi p pracujacych
przy budowie, szczesliwym trafem
Mkt ME odni6sf zadnegd uszkodze-
MIA. :,
Koscio{y
ucierpiafy takze wskut ek bury.
Wiezyczka na kosciele pr esbyterjan-
skim ma 22ej ul. i Mic higan ave.
zostafa strzaskana. Szkdda docho
dzi do S40O. Dzwonnida kosciofa
katolickiegoWW. Swiety4 4h na25-ym
Pl. Wallace ul. jest m9cno uszko-
dzona; komin koscielny zrzucony i
rozbity ma kaWa1ki. Drewniany
koscio{ek czeski przy 45ej ul. i
Portland ave. zostaf ze suniety re
swych fundament6w, d wichura
oderwa1a sien cd domu Proboszcza.
Druty tezegrqtscf'ee
sfupy W wielu miejscach SO przery-
wane i poprzewracane. Og6fem
licza, ze zostafo zwalony ych do 500
s}up6w. Ma State ul. W poblizu
94ej wywroc6ne ma poprzek ulicy
zatamowa}y one ruch wag pn6w kolei
HnoWel:.. homunlkaeJa tele1o-
niczna W wielu miejscach przerwana.
Wicher zreszta pfata} r6zh be
Zodzisoiqjqce psoty.
TAX mp, oderwaB deske cd ruszto-
wanna, wzniesionego do n apraw przy
wiezy ,,Auditoryum" i przez pare
minut obracaf ja dokoia wiezy, az
wreszcie rzucif W przestrzen. Przy
22ej ul. Michigan wichura por-
wafa konia i woz i wrzuci1a do dolu,
gdzie kopano fun dament pod dom.
W domu przy 92ej ul. i State wicher
wybif wszystkie okna pozrywa}
obicia W mieszkan mach. Ma Taylor
ul. wiatr porwa1 przeni6s} kilka-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14
AWANTURY W IRLANDJI.
Bliizsze

DUBLIN. 13 czerWca. - Blizsze
szczeg6}y ozajsciu W Limerick pre-
konywaja, re byfa to- bardzo grozna
awantura. ,Dw6ch ludzi odniosfo
smiertelne rany W glove; lzej ran
nych jest bardzo wielu:: Narzedzia
orkiestry, kt6ra mia}a re soba kazda
partja, zosta}y zniszczone ma szczatki
W b6jce. " Gdy przyby}a policja, O.
bic strony rzuci4y sic ma MIA i obrzu-
city gradem kamieni:-W Navan W
pow. Meath by}a takze pred. paru
,dniami gwa}towna b6jka podczas
mityngu przedwyborczego. Anti
parnelisci zostali pobici ma glove;
Davitt odni6s} rane; dw6ch ksiezy,
kt6rzy byli obecni, r6wniez poturbo-
wano. = Obawiaja sic, ze> liczne
bojki'i awantury nastqpic moga pod
czas dalszego trwania kampanji wy:
borczej: .- ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14
Nojqoiek$ze a,ieszcseScie

zdarzy}o sic p. b. 1886 ma Whipple
ul., gdzie wiehura zniszczy}a do
szczetu dom ceg glany wartosci $500
nalezacy do Fra anciszka Klimy. Xii
ma, zniemczony szlazak, jest robo-
botnikiem, zat trudnionym ma kolei
Santa Fe. Jak juz wiemy, przy u
padku domu q abite zostafo uderze-
MEM ciezkiej Helki W gfoWke dwu-
letnie dziecko Klimy, ciezkie uszko-
dzenia odnios}y jego zona i druga
4-letnia corecz ka. Klima, kt6remu
dano zna6 nj eszczesciu do piracy,
zaledwo ME osz zalaf ma widok zruj-
nowanego dobytku tax srodze DO
tknietych maid Fozszych os6b.
.DFugi dom
D. n. 35O3 Oak kley ave. zosta1 zgnie-
ciony przez ST traszna size wichury,
.jak lupina cd jajka. =. w domku
tym znajdowa4a q sic wfaSclclelka te-
ooz pani Sulli van, irlandka, wraz
re swa malehka c6reczka lrena. u
bic odnios}y mig ebezpieczne uszkodze-
MIA cd ciezkich belek l ceglef. wy
rzucanych prze4 wicher W poWletrze'
Jest przeciez ma dzieja, ze zy6 beda.
SkSd ddy drzeaoo
W poblizu Blue Island ave. 22eJ
ulicy zosta}y ko mpletnie spustoszone
przez burze =. Wicher porywa}
ogromne kawa}y y drze IVA, rzuca} je
W powietrze,. j ak s}omki, uderza{
niemi W parka ny, domy. i ludzi.
Pojecie o sile ' Tichury moze dac "a
okolicznosG, ze HAWAI- draga, rzuco-
ny przez wiatr, uderzyl W stojscy ma
szynach wagon toWarowy, przeolf 60
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14

z Pragi wydali}a 60 policya zpowo-
du gwaEtownych przem6wieh, jake
miaf ma Zebraniach.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14

Isk1erti" tetegrGfczee z s0 -Oce0''at.
LoNDYN::- Ma okreeie angielskim,
kt6ry wyruszy} W tych dniach z
Kalkuty do Hull, W Auglji, wybu-
chnefa cholera. Statek powr6ci} do
portu. =
" STUTTGARD.- Hacker, glow
ny burmistrz Stuttgardu, dostaf
gwa1townego pomieszania zmys}ow.
LIVERPOOL. - Hiszpanski paro-
wiec "Guido" cprzy wy}adowywaniu
staF sic ofara p}omieni. szkoda do
chodzi do 5000. 900. .-s.. -.
!, .PARYz. .-Bey .Tangieru W Afryce
wyruszy} 8-tysiacznem wojskiem,
azeby rozgromie maurytahskich roz-
bojnikow. 49,.
BERLIN. -Nastepca zmariego had
burmistrza Berlina Forckenbeeka
zostanie zapewne minister MIGUEL,
i: PARYz. Wilson, ziec b: prezy-
denta Grevy'ego, znany re skandali-
cznej sprawy O. sprzedaz order6w,
zn6w jest przedmiotem nowego skan-
dalu. Ostatnio obranym on zosta}
merem gniny Loches, a obecnie po-
kazuje sic, IL wyb6r' nastapi} wsku-
tex. :. oszustw i przekupstwa. b
BERLIN. Barmen spali1a sic
wielka przedzalnia. Szkody przeno-
sza million mar. pr. :.
PARYz. z Alzacji donosza o. cze-
stych b6jkach zo}nierzy z ludzmi cy-
wilnymi. :. B6jki takie, zaczete
przez pijanych zolnierzy, mia}y miej-
see W OsterWeller i BeischWeiler.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-14

OIdL pam DuLLlf AN Laih' r. lie 'oo0
Oakley ave., kt6ra cd nios}a ciezkie'
uszkodzenia krzyza ma pare zeber:
z}amanych. !
Ma jeziorse Michigam !
utraci}o zycie, jak widzimy:z wyka-
zu, czterech ludzi. D Dwudziestoletni
II. Stewart znajdowaf sia w}asnie
razem trzema innymi 1.m}odymi
ludzmi, W 16dce ma jeziorzeE o jake
poi mill cd 50 ulicy, gdy uderzy}a
szalona burza. -. Rozumiej2c ca}e
niebezpieczenstwo, mlodzi lu-
die zaczeli gwaftownie wios}owac
ku brzegowi, ale niedalek3 brzegu
gwa}towna fala uderzy}a ma }6dz i
oSlepi4a wioslarzy. =. Stewart Wy
puScif wios1o wypad} z przechylo-
nej 4odzi. Utona4 W oczaeh swych
towarzyszow, kt6rzy mu niczem
dopomodz ME mogli. Oni sami zdo-
1ali dotrzec bezpiecznie do brzegu.
Biedny Stewart pracowa} przy Wy
stawie i by} uwaz ANY "a bar rdzo przy-
zwoitego miodzie hca.
" tym sdnayna c@d$ie
re Stacyi ratunkow wei ujrzano walcza-
ca falami W Znacznem oddaleniu
cd brzegu l6dz, W kt6rej znajd ajdowaFy
sic try osoby. Wys4ano W tel chwl-
Ii diva statki ra tunkowe, ale gdy
p1zyby4y one ma miejsce, znalazly
46dke iuz przewrocona; ludzie zas
utoneli. Osobisto$ sci ich ME zdofano
dotad sprawdzic. LODI, kt6ra przy-
prowadzono do bf zegu, ME posiada
ma sobie zadnych znak6we':
Ofar& bury
padf takze S. Olso On, szafarz statku
Seaman, kt6ry porwany zostaf
przez wicher pf zystani i rzucony
W jezioro. e. Pr fytem odni6sf clez-
kie uszkodzenia d d .uderzen pale
nadbrzezne. Zdof fano 60 uratowat,
ale zycie biedaka znajduje sic W ME
bezpieczenstwie.
Mostly Eacodzo"e
ma kanalach, otwa arte W chwlll ude-
rzenia bury, zost ta}y porwane przez
wichure i by}y obracane do kofa
niesfychana szybl4 4oscia. Taxi wypa-
dek zdarzy} sic n3 moscie przy Ash
land ave., kt6ry przez ca}e 5 minut
obracaf sic W 4fko, narazajac ma
grozne niebezpieczehstwo znajdujace
sic ma MIN osoby Most przy Wells
ul. uleg} podob hemu wypadkowi;
uderzy4 on W par owiec ssMinnesota"
stoiacy na kanale, i zrzadzi1 W MIN
znaczna szkode. Wiele parowcow
ma ieziorze zost ta}o uszkodzonych.
Miedzy innemi okret ekskursyjny
"Rosalinda" ma podarte ma strzepy
wszystkie Eagle .pokrycia p1dcien-
ne
NVa0ieh$&e ''iesscSeScie
zdarzy4o sic p. ,. 1886 ma Whlpple
ul., gdzie wiqhura zniszczy}a do
szczetu dom ceglany wartosci $500
nalezacy do Fra nciszka Klimy. Xii
ma, zniemczony szlqzak, jest robo-
botnikiem, zatrudnionym ma kolei
Santa Fe. Jak juz wiemy, przy u
padku domu zabite zostafo uderze
MEM ciezkiej belki W gf6wke dwu-
letnie dziecko Klimy, ciezkie uszko-
;ooo Hono IruOa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30
MARRIAGES WERE NUMEROUS
The Month of September a Good
One for Weddings.

The past thirty days have been
quite busy ones for the ministers
and justices of the peace in the per-
forming of marriage ceremonies as
is shown by the following twenty
eight couples to whom licenses to
wed have been issued during that
time. This report, as taken from
marriage Record, No. 4" in the
office of County Clerk w. HI. Eagan,
includes all those issued up to the
hour of 2:30 p. m. today:
Sept 2nd. Nj. j. Davenport and
Fanny K. l.. Green. ~
Sept. 3rd. S. d. Focht and r. Eva
Vaughn; w. M. Conner aud Amy
e. Vredenburg, Tell 5. Pope aud
Jennie May Pettingell.
Sept. 5th. Hugh Carr and Adell
Hamilton; E. V. johnson and Avis
Hudelson.
Sept. 9th. Timothy j. Mahoney
aud Julia M. Colmels.
Sept. 7th. Edward Sauter and
Martha J. Ratzeburg.
Sept. 10th. q. w. Corby and Dora
E. Woodward.
Sept. 18th. Chas, A. Murphy and
Flora M. Simmons.
Sept. 14th. Samuel Heimroth and
Josie Snowden.
Sept. 10th. Daniel w. Mckay
and Winnie B. Baughman; James
Clifford and Mrs. Eliza Casady.
Sept. 18th. Allan Rogers and Ella
Derkins.
Sept. 10th. Ze1que Choquette and
Alma Morrill,.
Sept. Goth. Jasper N, Weddle and
Jennie M. Jackson; John w. Har-
ritt and Mrs. Rachel G.. Earl.
Sept. 21st. Thomas M. Jones and
Minnie ID. Brians; w. w. Green
and Sylvia Brewer; Jacob l.. Mitch
ell and Anna Schott.
Sept. 22nd. George Gllmour and
Moliie Miller; w. =. Feller and
Miss A. l.. Feiler; Gus Noren and
Selvia Potwind.
Sept. Oath. James M. O'Neil and
Louisa A. Wirth.
Sept. Goth. j. Fred Palmer and
Mary E. Calvert; Albert Frank and
Augusta Melcher.
Sept. 9th. Amen Fradrick and
Ida Vapfeet.
Sept. 2Sth. Frank l.. Moore and
Matte w. Layman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

fornia, where he will spend short
time looking around. He is con-
siderable of traveller and will be In
Salem again next spring,
Headaches. billiousness, and liver
troubles are promptly cured by the
use of Ayers Cathartic Pills. Equal
ly safe for young and old.
Miss Stella Ames will give an en-
tertainment at Albany Oct. 2, 1892.
Before sitting for a picture be sure
to examine that superior work Of the
Salem Art Co.
Mrs. HI. ID. st. Helen, of North
Salem, is up after short period Of
illness.
When completed the Capital Ma
tional bank front will mark new
era In the architecture of semi-public
buildings.
The city surveyors are setting line
and grade stakes and work ON the
streets is proceeding.
Mrs. G. L. Keller and Mrs. Perrine
are home from Portland.
J. H. Lunn and wife are In the
metropolis, having gone there to
day.
III. s. Simon went to the metropo-
lis today to remain for short time.
The most delicious black cherries
continue to supply the market.
P. S. Knight has removed his
Office from the Bush bank block to
his residence at 30l3 303 Liberty street
where he has q neat room at the
side Of his house.
New goods at the New York
Racket. Call and see them.
c. s. McNally is in Woodburn this
p. m.
After q sea diet, to prevent boils
and assist acclamatation, use Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Pictures and frames, the newest,
at VIM. Sargeants.
See those new counterpanes at the
Now York Racket.
Mr.. A. w. Sweeney, near Athens,
in Umatilla county, has been using
variety OF wheat called "Snyder
wheat" with good results. He says
1t stands hard dry weather, winter
and frost, and averaged 55 bushels
per acre alongside the "Club" which
yielded only 40 bushels.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator TO
remove the bile, clear the head and
restore digestion.
Bargains in lace curtains at the
New York Racket.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

THAT ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECK
The Portland Telegram Of last eve
ming contains the following concern
ing the attempted train wreck men
toned in last nights JOURNAL:
''Charles Wilson, conductor of the
Southern Pacific train No. Is, north
bound, reported this morning a mar
row escape from wrecking at mid
night Wednesday. AS he was sit
ting in the office of Fields Brothers
this morning, he stated that half
mile from Cottage Grove his train
came in contact with 30-foot rail
laid squarely across the track for
criminal wrecking purposes. The
pilot caught it, and as the engineer
caught glympse of the obstruction
he permitted his train to move along
slowly until it reached the trestle
work, when the train stopped long
enough to remove the obstacle that
imperiled many precious lives. a
south-bound train had just passed
40 minutes before, but. from the
fact that it passed in safety, the de-
railing obstacle must have been
placed in position an half hour la
ter. An investigation resulted in
finding tracks of human feet, recent
ly trodden in the soft soil, but the
dastardly criminals had long since
disappeared. This is the second at
tempt to wreck train in that local
ity within a week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30
LOCAL AID PERSONAL.

] o. P. Beardsley, of Eola, is re-
I ported to have raised 45,600 lbs. o.
hops of of 25 acres. His crop at pres
ent figures Ia worth about $40, 600
Geo. w. Hubbard is reported tc
have bought sixty bales of hops yes
terday at 169 cents.
Several thousand feet of new side.
walks are to be built at Monmouth.
The body of Mrs. Loretta A. Cox
was buried at Up. m. today In Rura
cemetery. There was large funeral
at the house.
Falls City claims to have we'll ol
sulphur water.
Mrs. Wesley Graves, formerly oi
Salem, where her husband was
landlord at the old Chemekete hotel
is now resident of Lewiston, Idaho.
There is proposed three day
Chrysanthemum show for Salem
By all means let us have 1t and en-.
courage growing. this beautiful
flower of autumn.
Fred Byars was among the num-
ber to SO to the big city this after
noon.
Gaines Fisher and wife went to
Albany this forenoon.
F. e. Hodgkin, assistant state
treasurer, was of to Portland this
afternoon.
Supreme Judge r. s. Bean went
to Portland today.
"Was ever lovelier weather ?" Is
the exclamation of all. Oregon is
yeritably enjoying her season of In
dian summer.
There seems to be more fruit In
the country than was at first sup
posed. 1t Is coming In late but the
quality and supply are growing bet
ter especially Of apples aud pears.
The Salem Motor Co. are hauling
Off the debris of the old torn-up
tracks Of the horse-car line.
The new Polytechnic institute at
Highland presents an imposing
sight, rearing It's towers from the
park in that pleasant suburb.
Peter Mason, Of Calamus, Iowa, is
In the city visiting with the Damon
brothers. He is an old-time neigh
Dor Of theirs, and will probably be-
come no again in this milder climate.
1t Is seldom fruit commands such
a price in the Willamette valley.
this time OF year especially, as 1t
does at present. Apples are In de-
mand rs cents per bushel, pears Toe.
to 81, prupes and plums, sl.25 to
$3.50. Usually they bring hardly
enough la the local market TO pay
for picking and bring in,--Corvallis
Times.
Capt. w. w. Bartlett left FOR
Kansas again last night via Cali
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

Some Of the greatest bargains In
boots and shoes In the Northwest,
are now being offered at Krausae
Bros.
Hellenbrand's meals are as usual
the best.
Wall paper--prepared for compe-
tition--Wm. Sergeant.
everything-Wm. ear-
geant.
See our $l.50 ladies' dongola shoes
beats them all at Krause Bros.
Nobody slighted on account Of the
rush at Hellenbrand's.
Call at the New York Racket for
bargains In hats dress shirts and
gents furnishing goods. cod 2t " 1t
Nopills or nauseating potion, but
q pleasant tonic and laxitiye is Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

SAVE THE TRIES. few street
improvers are making move TO
To have the shade trees around the
Bush tank building and the Will
annette hotel cut down. Those trees
while they are in certain sense pri-
vate property and stand within the
curbs, are source of grateful shade
to the public using the walks AND
the buildings. The trees are close
the walk and on hot days make
all cool where otherwise there would
be burning heat. Many say, let
the trees stand.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE.


w. .. franklin, M. b. Smith, III.
Il. Lewis, G. III. Marshall, 8. +.
I. s. Finnegan, Geo. w. Collins,
Sam s. Goldsmith, H. L. Morelsnd,
A. Hamburger, J. A. Casey, Felix
Gruenwald, Portland.
J. r., Wallis, st. Paul.
DIR. f. 4. Burnett, Oakland.
w. l.. Gazzam, II. Smith, John
McKeeger, Seattle.
I. o. Hilburn, Chicago.
8. +. Purvine, Salem.
A. S, Dresser, Oregon City.
N. B. Washburn. e. o. Luman,
Shelburn, Ill.
Miss Amy Tnlow, Independence
w. G. johnson, Boston.
COOK
Geo. II. Wicke, Seymour, Wis.
]. G. Mohrivins, Dallas.
T. L. Pope, Mo.
3. Spenan, Shaw.
Mrs. @. J. White, Miss Lillian
Simonton, Ricreal.
A. b. Brown, b. q. Chase, F.
Morris, II. H. Sieveres, Woodburn.
w. f. Pope and daughter, Ger
walls.
Geo. Gheen, San Francisco.
q. ID. Taylor, VIM. Friedman,
Portland.
M. A. Goodman, Seattle.
G. A. Post, Mccoy.
ID. r.. Foster, r.. Beatty, Salem.
David Brown, Talent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

POLICE COURT FOR SEPTEMBER.
Recorder Goodell has not had a
quiet month in his line of court bus
mess, either, as is attested by the
following copy from the "Jail Rec
ord" book of III. p. Mimic, chief OF
police and B. A. Dilley, jailor:
Drunks numbered SO; vagrants
were II; for larceny, 5; carrying con-
cealed weapons, 2; giving liquor to
Indians, 3; attempts to rob, /. The
number of drunks for the past 3
months is 344, and vagrants, 90.
The amount of money receipted for
fines was $l92.60.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
Convention of the Marion County
Associations.

The first annual convention OF
the Marion county Y. P. s. Z. E.
will be held at Salem Oct. 1st and
I'd. No pains have been spared on
the part of those interested In this
meeting, TO make it grand success,
and it promises to be such. Every
young Christian worker iu Marion
county is urged to be in attendance.
Following is the program:
SATURDAY, OCT. 1sT
2 p. m. Praise and devotional Service
H. s. Gile, Salem.
2:20" Enrichment of Societies.
2:3O" Reports from Societies.
800" Report from County Secretary
FL. S. Gile, Salem.
$40" Permanent Organization oi
Marion County.
$3.50" Paper-Organization of Socie'
ties. w. w. Brooks, Salem.
3:45 p. m., Psper-Preparation fol
Prayer Service. Miss Anna
McNary, Salem
ADJOURNMENT.
z: 80 p. m, Song Service.
DR.. H. G. Epley, Salem.
TAO +" Paper-Mettod of Conduct.
ing the Prayer Meeting. Mrs.
H. j. Minthoin, Salem.
1850" Paper-Should We Enforce
the Pledge? Mrs. J. E.
Day, Woodburn
8 Paper-Duties of the Various
COMMITTEES. Miss Edith
Frizzell, Salem.
8:15" Address-That New York
Convention. E. 3.
Miller, Portland.
FREE PARLIAMENT.
The Oregon Christian Endeavorel
Presented by E. s.
Miller, Portland.
Our State Convention.
Presented by w. /.
Staley, Salem.
Adjournment.
SUNDAY, OCT. 2ND.
$3.50 a. M, Prayer Service, Jos. r
Wetherbee, Salem.
1880" Convention Sermon, Rev
Robt. Whitaker, Salem.
4 p. m. Meeting for men only, Y,
nj. G. A. Rooms, Fred A,
Virgins, Salem.
4 +" Meeting for ladies only, Congre'
cation Church, Rev. J. E.
Blair, Salem.
Z" Song Serice, DR.. H. c. Epley.
7:15" Paper-Junior Work-How
Conducted. w. b. Peck,
Salem.
7:25 +" Question Box, conducted by
E. s. Miller, Portland.
7:4O" Address-"Consecration." by
E. s. Miller, Portland.
1850" Conservation Meeting and
Closing Exercises.
The session of the convention will
be held in the Congregational
church. The Convention Sermon
will be preached In the First Baptist
church, Sunday morning. Union
service will be held In the M. 4.
Church, beginning at Up. IN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

A VAC AND DRUNK.-Geo. Stew
art, the lame boy, was arrested last
night for vagrsncy. He wac found
In saloon at late hour. The re-
corder discharged him this morning,
when he said he would leave the
city by noon. He claimed he had
only been in Salem day, having
come up from Woodurn to attend to
some business for his mother. - e.
McDevitt was given ten days in the
jail for being drunk last night.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

AT the family residence on State

AT the family residence on State
street near 18th, at IL m. Friday,
Sept. 80, 1892. Chester Wade Howell,
aged ? years and 23 days.
The little fellow had been III for =
long time. and tho cause Of hIs
death was q complication Of dis
eases. He was the son Of J. NJ. and
Mrs. Howell, the former being =
messenger At the capitol.
The funeral will b. held at the
residence, 8s7 State street, 1t 2 p. n.
Sunday. and intsrmsnt BE- hsd In
Rural cemetery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

CHRYsANTHEMUM FAIR. - No
vember is the month when the
Chrysanthemum is in its greatest
floral glory at Salem, and fair is to
he held at the heighth of the season
under the auspices of the Kinder
Symphony club of Salem. Such
fairs in honor of one of the most
wonderful flowers are held in nearly
all the larger cities and can be made
a success here. The masses of peo-
pie know little of the charms and
variety of this flower beyond the
common red, yellow and white
kinds. A fair will be great educa-
tor and bring out a collection to
surprise most of our citizens. Let us
aid in making it a success.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

PRoBATE.--The will Of Garrett f..
Davis was today admitted to pro-
bate, and Barbora e. Chase was ap.
pointed executrix Of the estate.
Margaret Mcintyre, wife Of the de-
ceased, was appointed executrix Of
the estate Of Thos. H. Mcintyre,
with w. T. RIgdon, Chas. Claggett
and A. ]. Basey as appraisers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

A HIGH COLUMN. This morning
the finishing touches of raising the
ninety-foot smoke-stack for the elec-
trio power company were put on.
Howard Il Son. the house-movers,
had charge of the work and now
have it up in splendid shape. 1t il
81 feet in diameter, and the tor
stands over 100 feet from the ground
This was a difficult piece of work
and the men are TO becongratulated
upon haying IT completed without
accident.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

ALL BUsY.-Marshal Mimic, Re-
corder NJ. f. Goodell, and Acting
City Attorney Geo. e. Bingham
have been quite busy during the
past two days preparing papers to
he served in the collection of the
street assessments ordered by the
special meeting of the city council.
On Thursday, twenty papers were
served on property holders and to-
day a lot more are being notified.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

A GOOD ACoUIsITIoN.-Frank M.
Doty, one of Iowa's practical farm
ers, who has been visiting Salem for
nearly month, started for home
yesterday. He has carefully looked
over the northwest, and is satisfied
that the Willamette valley is the
garden spot. Mr.. Doty thinks he
will be able to settle up his affairs in
time to start for Salem by Jan. LIST.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-30

AccIDENT.-Mac Hofer, an eight
year.old-son of one of The JOUR-
NAL editors, had the misfortune to
be run over by a loaded wood wagon
this forenoon, breaking the bone
andlbadly bruising his right thigh.
Drs. Byrd and Smith set the limb.