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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

vAsnfto1os. u. g., Fsb a..
6e1nl a~ys ibsi tho enthusiastic
ew1e,s ~ sbs house are firmly la
cre1 Win ihs belief ibsi CIsys
1& &veys sot only ibs annexation
ls&efI but csssds. They say
- kves si~ospsIon by this United
116s ~ ~ ssiiss North Americas
1Icoet. ~ all istims,lons
opsm 70 CONS Gon,
n1nlnsusssslon oososrsips
ke - spvsssieos Ia Iiswsli.n
~ - 70 ~ beIIsysd. President
49, = rsvpssed sud bs. b.ss
Esests 70 sel 10 . very deed.
nssv. ard wIih . yisw 10 the
1eosht ~ tbs lsiissnes u
1la6 G5&l4s Ia ihs Iiswsiiso
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

b4sBt Mbtlcit tw6sb Btda
Na,i ksitfaHd mt mHilo
aNt5ik I'D iM lf Wb ihai
BhiN lntnitsfl eab Z mhit Nv
sitt
ftt mWatieb n tbtsp lMe
tsel 9Wiims tis bsie w lbe
fllimH tUittiH
n ku1ii hHb ihsm is fei wl
f6m aadsi the tHe afut = hsbi
Nhstahd 0fillhf ittH sil thith
h0W mfhebts M Ht4st8 afN
Hs6eb tfiea 0B HNttf|f
thel Uue1la lt'fnll
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

sssfiiss 81 wHhin hssflss. ~ IN.
iss,'s = sisiff afiar fnsni ,lsi s.ssnss,.t
- tie Hsff, slssfisfh AID i.s~,l..
9nietit \ s'sffu ti,sNe 80 ssisfssss.
ihssss ~. fhftss Fls@ssssi p.sl.s.
sNt.fJ = sl*sfig sisa iss . ~ fssiss eas.
r<ifh fffe6<fits i.iiissu< lsssasei.s. es.s..
sti5sii.'s. Tod xesis, t,lills.ps .sl~s |.
ss<I ilts usssie ~ sh,s w.s,sissf,.l
st~finp. OsIy ssss HAY. sugar ss~t. 4
Fsiisz ~ . iessfiss Do. rsfsl,
s>xstsi,ls sod i<ftSslf hssssi<<s
Its ef<to y lfusls ~sa slf~&sai
Al~3slsix tI< ts<i iAfef fIu s.~tis
&~ef A>s>l><1 aitrH ,tsf< Hfh<g ~
~ u}<< <f((<< e@llsfsttk4s 4 ~ -
n ~ = 41.><d n >~rh No. = ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
silver and Hawaii.

Nav Y0nK. fsb. IA Wash.
loston special saysi Cleveland sent
Ms ulii0istum 10 congress 90 th,
silver question IL II ibst ibe ali
YER purchasing act must he repealed
~ there will be sn extra session.
When asked how sboot Hawaii.
request Tor annexation, bs said
III should bs granted. The nsxi
war, " there IL 10 10 one, will 10 on
the ocean and we have need u these
lsIasds,v
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
saLEx HAnggrs.

Wheat ole ier busi,sL
Oats sbtsi''V isf bD.i,sl.
f'''sis~s- dsitso'iv l~f busbsi.
fi'sif ti,y ,@f bbi
iifzn lr.ekedJ tiT.s0 Tef ton
rhos's lsisessdJ 90 ~ Ixf loa,
fns. So I~f d,a~n.
CbieAs.s y &. Ia ,~f ~.
chopisd feed l>ssksdl tiD.Oo.
Diess.- izle l@f ~.
ussss lie lsf w..
Tu'tsss Ia l~f NJ.
Lard 1870 lhg lsf III.
iiuiisf N,ttn5s ,~f ,.6und
lieFf- Ttsisie dfs..sd,
vssi 10 ~ islo. us~asd.
rsfs : 1t5isle an.-.i
wsd- istsiss 80 N.
iias- ists isie les D.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
eottce

NHle ishtft = elyeh ms thtfe
alii w. q meeting ~ The fnusicil
alamsi N ihe Willamette university
N ihe conservatory fs'lofs at 3 y.
M siutdsy, feb. 5th 1873 All
membtts ste tquesied to be ptts-
eht n A. KRtsf, Pres
Miss ttftM eaitH, SO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

speaking Of the gool MI,
singer may unconscionsl,, "nlen a
poyxn,. prSn oy the exercise of her vocn,
sSiS p1T,Is, ,hS. Nine Antoinotte s,eri,ra Tva,
sSS s,lla 'hat one evening al n ,r..lng co,,ollls
v sa,Y Sa,.. S'ng Darby and Joan. J1 AMI !
a am friend that a gcnt!em"n "o' ans tod BY
were So So ssa,ls sHaplsnsd to be present mt
e.sy .asy had become reooncils5 S sSIs . that that
made Their nGvnH Quarrel which had
months London Tt.R;,s R;'Hed for
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

Ffpsftea Fm ? fhs iufg y
~ esus N isrtH . ilssltr ehHfsfi
shb leles N aeemFles N liam'
ts4 ps~moss te@sbi N = sef
mt N swbg tbs aeaelbs m ~
80 lesb.metg, shtf i4ibe M
,sgy eagse ml6mes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
usst and North.

KAsaAs CnY, Mo, feb TN,
dlzzsfd which swWIed down ffml
bs o1ih continued just enty fom,
fogn NJ o 0'eiock this evening, II
vas practically over A remarkable
tesiUfe was ibe extraordinary faIl
4 tbs temperature A. this place
he mercury dropptd from fotiy MIN
issfees shove u nys bslOw zero, y
fsII ~ nnysnve dsgreeg. Al DodSe
CITY, Kss tbs fsII WIS eigbiytwo
legfees during tbe same period. The
Jly1,fd has eaased considerable Do
lay " rallfOmds.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
A FRIEND 10 THE DUg.

EDfroR JoURNAL Dear sir:
see by the legislative reports that an
Hon. Senator has introduced bill
Tor the assessment Of dogs Now |
cannot see why decent, eau dog
should he assessed, aud II not assess
ed, run his chances Of elug caught
~ the dog catcher MT, when 81
many fthy tobacco squrters" are
allowed to roam the streets squirting
Iheir tJbacco juice ut their own
sweet will, aud we women musl
wipe up the Wallis with our dresses
or wear them so short that we won d
tie considered Of uusound mind If W.
appeared on the street in them, II
some Que will invent net aud III.
troduce a till to catch the "tobaccu
squlrter" we'll all sign IT,. "-v
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
1888.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED,
ILLUSTRATED.

harper's Weekly is acknowledged as
r,"d,is " uins nrSt among illustrate, Weekly le-
,iouIoa.s ia ella. It,tcupIes 4. nlaue
oel Ween hat of lie hnII t. ,'Nian, IND
oii .mh, VI the less timely naLazine IL in.
w,,u no'n Ii'eraiS anu news, au pres. nts
WIN ,Qual ioIc ana felicity liir r, "a, e,ents
II. uuii.nt ,Int n history ana The Ih.hgiLalive
n.1s vi hcilOb. On &C U,nI vi lis \erv
pm ltle series Of ihu>taIous liz
'',Idn "Uitu falr, IL viii be not ony The best
i, S"iue W me gfea exposition, but asa iis
'',.i o,st souV, MIR. Every pun lc event oi zen.
"i nau interest WIN be IuIly il u liatts it its
otst writers AID arls.s IA lie r.,,n,'> ~
nd e%onlihue % locker IN lieia urr. Lews,
Is class. ""in a'loLs oI
HARPERiS pEDInnI1~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
1898.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

1t give ibs hazar isr is Journal for the home
absut f,shs,it'lh she it'lh ~ "a Il latest int,rn,,tinn
II"II' tsshlons, ana It's nuu er,, ,,na'ion
pleIn.tfIi his ueslgLs,hId IaIt, rIs~shn.I mn.
mons dr.e are lLdlsltn,ible aliks to tle
nodlste ,hak ald the lruiess lonal
lie arti,tie st ,,Apthse spared 10 make
aud OF gut stories, Ln,ustry ,oii. n % ,I OF
and us L,st n,,ui ,n essays satisfy al 4. sizes
wit and i"sf ~ past is ian Gus MS q Ludsot Of
every Thing ~ i, or, IN ~ We,k,y Is, ues
10 wonit d in'luued hich Is of inItr,st
Chnstin. r,l al er B. saitan Ean w in.,Ip'
pIacl,a,J leihuhe Ii r,ies vii mrhishs a.,
Grace X &c se' ies eht lied al lie joi e. y
dace Win ess ess y WY iie home Mnl,rfa, d /, an-
p,Sit t',,hAni ni NoIu,n Ia he ,'lun -. - pts'
iuauy IL n Mil' be iully npr' ssn, d Win
''w"intini Sl.t and No., MNoos; + " ii gyms. n, in
audlr, e. Au "eh,' VIII ple,,se 4 Gu Iiv Ted
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
MARKETS.

PoHrLAsD, Fsb. I. - Wheat
vsiIey, ti.2, wAIis walIa, ti.IoCc
gIOzi.
sAs FhAScisco, Fsb. Wheat,
Msy 4 a.
CHICAGO. Fsb. I Wheat, "a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria

Malarial fever and its effects quick.
ly give way to Simmons Liver Re-.
gulator.
BUTrER. Best creamery and
dairy butter at Clark & Eppley's.
IL pays to buy an outfit in furni
ture Of Keller IL Marsh. The,
make great specially In this di.
rection.
To cure constipation, sick headach,
and dysp"psi" Summons Liver Re.
gulaior has no equal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
Behoonsr Wrecked .

PoHr TowAassi. Feb 2 -Tb.
iodisn scaling schooner Lotile, of
Nssi hay, wa. wrecked on Dupse.
oe.s suit Last hight. No lives l.st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
To My Patrons.

All accounts due me must be set.
tied at once as shall place all tina,
are MT paid tor collection on Feb
LIST, 1873. | carry large stock and
must have the money. All WORK
ahd gods In my line at reasonabl,
prices aud satisfaction guaranteed
Mrs. ID. l.. FIEsTER
i-2-im The Court street nillIner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

r. In tsb IA mss,.
~)sshssn ., wbish ever,
1tne Cbiesso wss repre-
~ ~ iss' night. aud 81
sle " wssss vas ascid,
1(js y sa sssn,sd ,h.i,
e tlssy ~liI tie W .II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

49,, iIe vo'nn es OF iLepov
wss Ma heh',s Z iar jan, ~, TT begin with the
Niii b I'm W. - a el-Iini.sd. sus.s' ear.
time of ,,,' lh ihe uu.ber c,,rrs,,, ,s,'ohs
thne ySsrs bS'sss mes OF Harper's Bsxa sor
y, VII De ~ D, m mi II Yea. e.olh bindIne,
Apes, re oI oslaee p.id, or ~
umel. as W n,t sxc,, d ous oa' ~, ., 70. ne
q nai : : ~ ss, iar a. q lolnlre sni,.n.. g.
r. eaA "a ~ - sen. ~ mai. a 81, Ia ~ ~
fiao. "a. nsS .'''', ,heuld te n dc nv LOT.
"A q -. '~Si " NiAll, 10 A .,i.l :. 49,.
- e. are rol "a e..y 49,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

TACOMA, Fei. 2, About twebi,
inches ~ soow has f,lleo ,Ince last
Thursday. sll street cars sre para.
Ijzed. The thermometer vent down
10 i've degrees sboye zero. The In.
dlcstlons are fo' clear, c,,lder wealth.
~. The Northern Pacific trains have
been from two 10 ten hours late.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

i @<~re tsl fse = ftv
xskt<m hss sppse'ss
Nh y. fhspmld lssles n
Feev< emn N tslifssgs n
1 shsys@fsse, dI~ssssa,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

reesse ~ . fapsiat ~
y " ahsltm sH fessN lhfmfh
sst lNmH safs feH ssfHsNs
Ass hse fha mwmas n sllNe,
lf.gtfss
wm fwylas N mlsl sas lsest
: ~ -, lgm lew aweibs ~ emsg
a@lhsss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

Nms nta lllwa n ahtls tlil
HffHf4
HlWWD igf tt NHNht "a
HsNHt HNf hWH NJ eN M
tH iWU fMMf
fN NHH stfHlbslMH blif
NfF
Em aHH Nsl tws bf sst
hH
al W. ~ asB NbWt aih.tJ
MN AmiHtN MUtisd A
AHtfH W NHt M An bffMbi
NHl WHsNf HWtad Mfe e4m.
Mu Nh fHHllHe LAT fbst n
N fIiHH HlilNe
~ w HBfH, Hgl tfoeetdfti
ta t ftsmb attachment ig
fss
N is Nftsi ltisment IL eiyii
stiHN iitaM
~ re Ntkai bq8lHhs euao
iiabaOf Fnis ~ bsve sime tecofdtd,
iH fiM
~ NJ. "a mad tsb N fate aud
4 amah e0uhiits to fasa
NJ So HiBins 10 iiceneins Ger
tHiH ihsHfarta eYHthahips.
N6 ~ iuitmebt detiot; not bsse;
No l6g feiitihr 10 wild snimals;
paai
Eo is5 itfceuy tn public build.
lne yves
~ % Increase bsy of jurors, ooi
uses
M IL proceedings by arbitration
NJ justice caifi Ia Dsss
No ili proceedings In justice
cUuft tsss.
No 05, ihsoivent estates; no rec
1mmend
No i85, iusllce proceedings; no
fepOft.
sBSA1E ffB 2 t0A.M.
Session opened with prayer by
Rev Willlam Lund.
Readi0g Of Tie journal dispetsed
with
Denny moved that bill Gg be re
rallied from hOuse 10 change title.
Carried
lsepoft N committee on engfossed
bills received.
Hayes Introduced bin to iDcorpof-
ate town of Clackamas; read second
.inie. Corporations.
Wmdard introduced bill for re-.
'ofding Will; to read second time.
judiciary.
Alley introduced bill for propoga-
Ion of salmon; read second time.
Referred tu fishery.
Committee on engrcased bills has
back bill NJ. ~.
COMMITTEE on crrpOratIons report
81 house till l8 win recommends.
Ion 0f adoption. Passed.
Crrss introduced n bill t. chang.
,he boundary line of Multnomab |
ND Clackamas; read second time.
II feffed toa select clInmittee OF
enalorS OF above counties.
Hlfscli inlroduced bill TO aut hor-
~ the purchase of electric lighi
'lant used In the state buildings;
cad secoud time. Referred ways
ND means.
Meyer Introduced bill TO hold
'ouniles liable for defective roads or
'ridHrs; read second time. Referred
o agriculture.
Senate bill 1873 reported favorably. |
Tbird reading tomorrow.
THIRD READING.
Weniheff,rd, H. exempt home
teads from attachments; passed.
Committee on counties report
hat blll creating Hamilton do not
nHs laid on table.
Report Till 1866 adopted; report on
VI li3 changing boundary Of
'akcr county.
CoRswell To prevent driving stock
rom county ~ another for grnzlnp
% unincluSed lands; under discus.
lon at noon hour.
SENATE bill READ.
No 30, To protect hon,' steads from
Aeeulion 10 amount Of $500.
Mills RrPOnrED.
No 81, levy hospital tax. no re.
urt.
NO 80, administrators sale, to
Ass.
Mi'iiary-No. III, Oregon ia.
DUAL guard, pass.
No ll0, Oregon nation guard
As-.
No, lao, Ford, relating to school .
"A levy. iU pass.
Reads aud highways, No. l2. by
ufrao' for rock aud gravel roads,
rp1rt.
No 100, wilkins. to amend rail-
'ad c'ui''uiaSioncr law, To pass.
No. 2sl, Belkuap road law, not
Asa.
No 1871, Cornelius road blll. no re-.
~.
No lss, Cornelius road blll, no re-
,ri.
n" %, Merrl,t, wire fences, No
lriri.
ffimiuri No iG7. T. print coun.
I'f'Nessi'ng- on cioih Mt uas,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

fafntfs aud esidet.iscan fnsk
0plf teui ou ihp invtlment by
niOe thtir hni l.st tlle w que
-aip shitrtd t1all rIIhis W q
IS + miihmL J. H. Nutry, NOith
-MtH iifllk aud iile WofLs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

mgsHf, ~ fbt fhs
fHg Nws ~ fglg fBNh ssN
80 lsspa lsgsy fas lHla N hfms
~ = sgaHm spEs 80 fhs NHHs
esms 49, fan ~ we@ee ign f.sa
sHas ~ bms N eTss sns ~ -
ts6bs Nnesf, vsfWv imsA'en
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

VDd. WUlU fNbtt W Ittse =
ahd hsdt iOt dtlivefy ftstt tW {
UiilflAl iiyau's stth.t, uNt.f Y
flffy ahh iilWfiv dItlulf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

The III fiIsr soIumes nmm'b. OF The Weekly begi iii
,iii ~ u u no Time is Ii enliontJ. subi"Tin . ms
ti,nae ill., oeein with the number curIent m the
uihe Oi receipt o, order. 'en' at 'ne
tbrsa bnouho yo'une OF Harrer's weekly for
wiIl'bS safs sp, ba' k, IL Aest cuth binding.
express, m free ~ ~ man J, slate paid or by
NM mn ~ % GOES OF excctG one dollar ner Vol.
uHit M iOr 800 leI volume i"' per 'of
bindina i,n cas- for each lolome, suitable for
on Iec.Int ~II ~, ~ 9e sent by nail, postpaid,
office mo "a should he made by Post
chance OF loss. ui'i'' 10 aVolo
tisemeSnhiu a,t, are not to copy this adver.
per q Broih.rr,ou the e. press ordei OF Har-
Au'rtSs' AARpER d BkoTHFRS.
Now York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
No MONEY WANTED,

FOR SALE. 10 acres Of good garden
land all clear, "a miles cast o. the peni-
,,eehtlal y ~ the ELI and &C cay road.
W axe Woik fOr part pay, ana Lalnnce
on ~ year. Time. address ID. a. harris,
salem, or cal al farm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
hARPLR's PERIODICALS.
Fer Year;

United Siai'e 70 all srbser b n iu ,bs
"'''' Canada, aua Mea ieo. " '"'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02

(eI = f*tksgr y tts
>tss<<t< sss
svys@, Fsb . NsseH
1ese ~ s%ss smme@ss ~
ei>sef ~ ~ slsss lswl.s
bs><se~ ~.en n ~. ilsnsa
~ 30 a i@m~s a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-02
hARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Years:

JTn,tss'as Iree 10 all subscribers i'm tbe
oni'ea Slales, canada, and Mexico.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
BROOKLYN NE VS..
OFF TO SEE GOV. FLOWER.
Committee from Commercial Bank
Starts for Albany.
Preston's Removal TO Be Asked
and Directors Arrsisusd.

The Special Committee representing
depositors OF the suspended CONNER
Cial Bank In Brooklyn left on the EN-
pire state express for Albany this morn
in; to formally present charges against
Banking Supt. Preston, and to ask Gov.
Flower for his removal
The Committee was armed with atii-
Gayits containing II reorganization OF
the affairs of the Commercial Bank
and the charges preferred against Mr..
Preston.
RI. charges are sworn to on informa-
ton and belief, and purpurt that Supt.
Preston was lax in his official duty in
not closing the doors of the Commercial
Bank long before It was forced to sus-
pend
The affidavit to be presented to the
Attorney General sets forth the criminal
liability of the directors in conducting
the business of the bank.
The Committee will ask the Attorney
General to appoint another receiver to
associate with Lawyer Dykman or to
remove Mr.. Dykman from the receiver
ship.
ALBANY. n. V, Sept 15.-Gov.
Flower arrived here from COrtlandt
early this morning, and left for Sandy
Hill at $50 o'clock, where he will deliver
an address at the Washington County
Fair.
He will return here tonight and eY-
poets to meet the depositors' committe e
from the Commercial Bank of Brooklyn
at the Executive Mansion at . L. NJ.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
BRILL BROS. y :s! !!!S ST:
1.-THE RELIABLE ADVERTISERS or ACTS."
MR.. BOOOY TO HIS ACCUsERs.
Brooklyn's Mayor Will Reply
at the Proper Time"
Ho Says tho Democratic Club Has
Biisrepresented Him.

Mayor Body. OF Brooklyn. this morn
ing gave out n reply 10 the accusations
Of the Booklyn democratic club, AT the
Clubs meeting last night the Mayor
and other city officials were arraiSnei
for mismanaging the c!ty's affairs. In
his reply the Mayor SAYS:
Judging from the extracts nave seen
| should say that were | considered a
candidate for reelection ! couli desire
no better document IN my hands thah
the manifesto issued last evening.
Its misrepresentation ARE 50 naRrant
that they disgust those who really nave
knowledge Of III" City'S affairs.
by the way, misrepresentation Is not
the important weapon in political war
fare There Is too much light abroad
there are too many ways by which truth
can hc reached,
Such meeting as that held last
night, II IL HoCumplish"s nothing more,
affords food for philosophical reflection,
." 1t reminds mo that Their" are men,
excellent citizens in most ways, who
believe that In the ethics Of life no cog
niZance * taken Of the political sin Of
false accusation.
AT the proper time and in the propa
way reply VIII hr made 10 every staff
ment and every accusation
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
Brooklyn Senator, Asssmbl yman
and Police Justice Can Practice.

State Senator Patrick II. McCarren
and Assemblyman Michael L. Finne-
gan. of Brooklyn. have passed the re-
quired examination for admission to the
Bar, and are now full-1edged attorneys
and counsellors at law.
Among other members of the class
who were passed by Commissioners
James C. Church. William b. Daven-
port and Wilson Brown. of the General
Term OF the Second Judicial District
were Prof. Rossiter w. Raymond. Miss
katherine f. Hogan and Edward Fog
gin. a gray haired old blind man, who
passed one Of the best examinations OF
the class.
The other successful candidates were:
Police Justice Henry =. haggerty, of
the Vanderbilt Avenue Police Court.
Brooklyn: Richards NJ. Cahoone. Samuel
II. Gardiner, Julian q. Roberts, Felix II.
McCloskey. George l.. Chaser. William
NJ Patterson. Nathaniel Il. Elsburg,
Harry l.. Maxson, Louis Starter. Walter
a. Wmgate. Henry w. Rainhard. Alfred
o. Wheat Arthur II Parkhurst, Thomas
T.. Ellsworth, Guy r. Walter, Abraham
Cohen. BENJAMIN Levison. Thomas J.
Robert l.. Turk, Henry *.
jr, Henry NJ. Dater. George
d. Mabon. Emanuel Newman. Morris
L. Hulett. George Snivon Solomon Levi.
a. Lincoln Wcstcott, Odle ]. Whitlock.
William Goldschmidt. George B. Craw-
ford, Henry J. Hoffman. Peter Lawson
and Charles Wander Roest.
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had never witnessed such a sight be-
fore. She admitted, when afterwards
less husbands escapade did not excli-
siVely absorb her thoughts and emotions
Tor that one moment
But chance remark of a benevolent
looking Old gentleman beside her caught
ner ear, and Mr. Pilsbury and the pre-
possessing servant girl quickly and eX-
| cinsively infiamed her imagination again.
we must hurry" said the old gentle
man to young preacher who seemed
to be his companion. ''or the happy
couple will grow impa tIent. An elope-
mont, you know
But the crowd swayed back before the
clubs of three policemen. and Mrs. Pills
Dury was pushed out Of hearing. and
the benevolent old gentleman and the
She soon caught glimpse OF them
again. however. on the opposite side
or the pavement and swiftly followed
them then towards the centre OF the town,
She saw them enter gate next to
church and mount the steps OF "A
quiet red-brck house. which she was
sure was the parsonage. How her heart
There We're several persons, in the
crossed over to the church. Mrs. Bob
denouement. Every word of 1t was
choice. dramatic and burning. 1t would
wltner any man. Robert I'ilsbury
would know the stuff she was made
She moved cautiously within the shad-
ow OF the house Of God continually
going over her speech. She could see
int the parlor through side window.
shameless mink. dressed up In Ia stylish
brand-new blue cashmere. with hat and
back to the window. Mrs. Rob caught
herself moment to regulate her breath.
the next instant the form of Mr..
pilsbury appeared in the ,parlor' Poor
SttI dan .sNlsy
HE when indecision paralyzes ny for an
instant. Then without the guidance of
reason We DO exactly the opposite Of
what our reason. our determination and
our impulse had agreed on. and We
ever after wonder why We did so, Such
experience came 10 poor NH" Mrs. Bob
Indignation and her courage. and with
bosom swelling with emotion and
two great tears In her eyes faced square
ly about aud started away.
Mary Mary! Mary"
Now she auickened her pace and fell
into run.
MARY MARY! oh Mary"
She knew that voice well enough and
she fled from it Ink" deer. But the
strain had been too great, and she had
not gon" a block when she sank down
on doorstep fainting
Her husband was at her side at the
same moment
Yes. Minnie had eloped. So had Mr..
Pilsbury That Is, he had gone to Ports
mouth the same time his pretty ser
want girl had and was there concerned
In an ,afrair OF the heart with a mar
rage license and a preacher as the Sc
quel But he didn't marry anybody.
He only assisted his pretty servant
girl, whose hard-hearted parents hal
wrongfully attempted to interfere with
her happiness In union with very
worthy young man-said young man
having been In the employ OF Mr.. Pills
bury in New York, and looking very
much like him.
Women can never be trusted in such
matters, You know" said Pilsbury ex-
told Mrs. Bob, But there wasn't any
time to lose either, for you see Minnic's
parents were determined TO beat us, |
and so l-eloped, too.'-Marion Mar
shall In Pittsburg Dispatch.
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JAMES r. ALLABEN DEAD. r.
A Prominent Republican Tasses
Away in Flatbush.

James Il. Allaben, n prominent polti-
clan and lawyer. died at his residence In
Flatbush early this morning lie had
been suffering for several months from
Il complication OF diseases.
Mr.. Allahen was born in Roxbury.
Delaware County. ~ Y, in iS23. He
taught school there for several years,
and In lslo was admitted To the bar.
eBcoming prominently" identified with
National politics he voted as Presidential
Elector for Abraham Lincoln and
stumped the stat. In hi behalf after In
his second campaign. MIR. Allaben came
to Brooklyn he was elected to the As
sembly by the Republicans OF tn" S.v-
enth and Twentieth aWrds and served
two terms.
MIR. Allaben was at one time Collector
of the Second Internal Revenue District
of New York, and held several positions
In the tustom-liouse.
Mr.. Allaben's first wife died many
years ago. and last year at the age Of
sixty-nnc he married for the second
time
lie leaves wife, two sons and "A
daughter.
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DECLARED INSANE ON HEARSAY.
Doctors Signed Certificates Without
Examining Kate ThrossslL

MAPLEWOOD. n. j.. Sept 15.--It Is
said that steps viii be taken To have n
thorough examination made Of the men-
tai condition OF Kate Throssell. She liz
the eldest daughter OF the late MIR.
Throssell. n baker. who left large
fortune. Kate is now In the Morris
Plains Asylum. and II IL alleged that her
commitment was Illegal.
Mrs. Throssell and her younger daug-
ter. Jennie, called OH DR.. w. }. Chan
der OF South Orange. and DIR. X. $.
Gage. of Roseville. They made allie
cations concerning Rates mental
condition. and on the strength OF
them the girl was taken to the asylum.
She protested, but was forced into the
carriage.
Now 1t Is rumored that she Is per-
fectly sane Her objection to the en-
gaKement OF her sister to a young man
Is said to be the cause of her removal
to the asylum. Whether she Is sane or
not. the allegation remains that her
commitment was Illegal. as neither doc
tor made all examination of the girl,
signing the certificate upon the state
ments made by her mother and sister.