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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

AT Plymouth v,ssel weighing 600
tons was lifted clean on to the broad sea
wall at the breakwater by the force Of
the waves.
The fourth verse of the twentieth
'hapter of Revelation contains more
words than any other verse in the New
Testament.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.


PHI. D'ARoY. GRO. O. BIEaHAh.
MARCY a BINGHAM. Attorneys at Law
5tate street. Special attention given 70 busl.
ness In the supreme and circuit courts Of the
state. All
VlILMoR FORD, Attorney at law, salem,
Il oregon. once up stairs In Patton block
III j. BIGGER. Alto, ney Al law salem, Ore
III. gon. once over Bushs bank.
I J.sHAw. N. W. HUNT. SHAW HUNT
81. Attorneys at law. once over Capital
National bank, salem, Oregon.
ToHN A. oARsoN, Attorney at law, rooms
- sand T. Bush bank bu'iding, Salem, OR.
IB. =. BONHAM VIII. HOLMEs
poNHAM a HOLMES. Atiornsys ii law,
ID Once IN Bush bloek, between state and
onrt, ON Commercial street.
John BAYsE. ATToRNEY-AT-IAw.
Z COLLECTION. oss made ead A. promptly remitied;
streets salem, Oregon. 9-th
w @. KNIoHToN-Arehitsot aud supedn-
w isnaent; once rooms ana = bnsh'
~ E. POGUE, steaograpbsr and Ty pe-
doe bat one Ia Oregon. Over Bush's bank,
allen, Oregon.
nRA DAVIS, Late pet 0raduats OF New
~ York, gives special attention 70 tbs dis
sasea Of wOmsn aud children, pose. throat.
fIoga, Kidneys. skin diseases and surgery
Jfi ~ a. residence, lOi State street. Consn IA
ion from 80 " a. m and 2tos p "a. 7'iSm
. q. BROWNE. N, d., physician ana Sur.
>. geOn. once, Murphy bio M residence.
IS, COinmfTciai street.
nR.T q SMITH, Dentist Va stste strest
~ Salem, Oregon. finiahed dental opera,
Ions OF every descnptlnn, Painless opera
lions specially.
Az n. PU8h, Archiisel. plans. specinoa-
aass6s 0i buildings. once 30 Com mmeroial
trest. up stsirs.
SONS OF VETERA Ns. ia mptsr Camp No.
, D. rtDus Of Veterans, II. = A meeia Thur
'ay eyeaines AZ 10 O'oiock a the y. q. T.
hall tisluug Droi hers are cordially Invited
% atiend. DH \ Z. bHowse, Capt
DHOTECfIOs LODGE no. . A.. .O.U. W.
Meets in thoir hall Ia state Insurance
6uildlng, every Wednesday eyenlng.
j. A. GELWOOD. Recorder.
Mrs ARNIE THORNTON. Conservatory
vi ~ Music. Dfosden, nermany. Vocal
la1 Instrumental uusie. Ina.ruoiof % brench
and 0eFmau ~ villa anotle uniFelniiy.
Rooms 81 haph buiiolng etu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

DnOTECrlON LODGE 40. . A. u. W.
Meets in thoir ball Ia state Insurance.
bulldlnf, eyory Wednesday evening.
"A. w DENkfb. n. W.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

PIN. DARCY. GRO. q. BINGHAM.
D'ARCY a BINGHAM, Attorneys nc Law
~ Rooms 1, 2 and 3, DArcy Bniiding. IA
5tate street Special attention given 70 busi.
ness In the supreme and circuit courts Of the
state. All
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

c,ONs OF VETERA M. .-samptsr Camp No.
> .. sons Of Veterans, y, meeis Thar
hall Nisltlng brothers are cordially Invited
70 attend. Dh. \. q. bn0wae, Capt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

the entire beach has been tfaversed, ana
the Coston light flashes hope from shore
to sufferer, and surfmen, incased in
Merriman life saving dress, and life car
rolling on the ropes, there are many
probabilities of rescue for the unfortu-
nate of the sea. But the government o
the united heavens has made better pro
vision for the rescue Of our souls. So
close by that this moment we can put
our hand on its top aud swing into it is
this gospel hfeboat, 1t will not take
you more than q second to get into it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

John BAYHE, Aw.
j COLLECTIONS made AID promptly remitted.
murphy block, COR State and Commercial
streets, Halem, Oregon. 0.Atf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

tHT n. PU8a, Archifset. plans. specnea-
w. Hons aud super ntendeneo for ali
iass6s Oi buildings. once 40 Commercial
'irest up stsirA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

.B. =. BONHAM. W.H. HOLMES
DOMAIN a HOLMES, Attorneys at law
ID Once In Bush block, between state and
7ourt, ON Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

j sand Il Bush BANK dH baiIdiSg. = salem, m ,cS Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

XAT @. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud supeFfn-
w iendent. once, rooms ana Bush'
Brey yslan block. o 1871
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

III j. BIGGER. Attoi ney At law, Salem, Ore
III. gon. ONCE over Bush's bank.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

I J.sHAw. N. W. HUNT. SHAW AHUNT
u. Attorneys at Law. once over Capital
National bank, salem, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

VNILMoR FORD, Attorney al law, salem
i OregoB. once up stairs in Patton block
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23

NJ E. POaUE, btenOgrapber and u pe-
vi, wrltest. best equipped typewriting Of
dee but one Ia Oregon. Over Bush's bank,
allen, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-23
UNSAFE LIFEBOATS.
REV. DR.. TALMAee STILL FINDS NEW
SUBJECTS AND NEW THOUGHTS

The Recent Yacht Race-Importance OF
the LifeboAta-One That Can Live In
Any sea-A Sure Refuge In the Storm
of Life.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

sacs 81 eovesnors led By Pressdens
Lincoan q Altoona. Pa. In the dark days
II ths vas. He was frequensly called
70 WashinGton City By Prssidsnt Lincoin
and vas there Tor conferences With the
president when the latter vas shot ana
was in ford's theater q the time. He
vss by che president constantly in his
dying hours and was one Of the
paIIbearexs at the funeral. Lancoln
trusted him greatly and sdmired
him much. Gov. Stone vac 4
delegate 10 the Republicrn national con-
vention q Chicago in 1851. which ncmi-
mated Lincoln for the presidency, and VS.
among the enthusiastic Western men Who
paraded the streets Of Chicago carrying
pine rails in honor Of the great rail-
splitter. The governor also attended
nearly all the later Republican con vensions
and d . political orator of the first rank.
Since the var he has held various pub
lie places bat has devoted himself mainly
TO the practice Of law. He was appointed
assistant commissioner OF the general
land Office By President Harrisou and
flied the place nearly . yeas During
this time he did much to help adjust
land matters in the new states. and in the
capacity Of Commissioners has steadily
been . firm friend Of the new states,
quick 10 appreciate their needs and % rs-
eoguixe their rights"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

OKLAHOMA CrrY, July 1s-Ex-Gov. W.
NJ. Stone. of Iowa. late commissioner Of
the general land office. died as his resi-
dence near here today.
rEx-Gcv. Stone visited Seattle DURING
June and July, 1880. shortly after he re-
signed the position of commissioner of the
general land Office. He had a great
many friends here and during the
two weeks he stopped as the Rainier
he Was always the center of q group
Of prominent people. Gen. ]. s. Ciarkson.
then first assistant posim aster general, WAS
visiting Seattle ~ the same tiue Gov
Stone was here. One evening while Gen
Garrison Vas taking 10 . Pcsr-iNrElli-
eEScEx reporter. Gov. Stone passed by
and Gen. Ciarkscn said: There goes
my ideal Of . Western politician, :"
and upon being urged 30 tell wha,
eknew Of him furnished the folio ing
sketch: .At the breaking cut Of the war
in ISL. Gov. Stone resigned his position
on the supreme bench Of Iowa aud en-
listed ~ . private soldier and vas soon
after made colonel He served in the
army year when he Vas nominated by
THE Republicans Of Iowa for governor
and vas elected by large ma
jointly. In 1854 no showed great
ability In organizing the war
forces OF Iowa and raised and
sent TO the Geld FORTY regiments Of
soldiers His fame reached Gus beyond
iosa and became national He vas one
OF the great var governors Who were
made couns~liors Of President Lincoln.
and vas . menbee 81 the famous eoaief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

Pssassss Yspsss Ala sAsstsns uea.-.
. 14sassa-1sgiasa's Aeessoa.
PAns. Jaly M-Paris pauer, a,e .ettin~
excited oyer the Siam siYair. ana tnev -
IN every rsovs the hand Of British intrisna.
Fsgsse oosipiains Of Eueland,e .ni..csitv
against tie Froach in siam and thsreb~
explains the resentment veth vhich
some Frerch nevspaper, have att.~k.N
Lord Dussssin. The S;ecss l. indi.n.rt
oecsuss tss EnsiisR speak - masters or
po.soH o. 6iam. whereas they ass
neasnefs ssad is calls upon the government
- =. vAa easrgy rapidly, % - not 70 IL
.cv ~ nee n Tins to spread into con-
nsefasson Other papers are unanimous
~ ureangs She cabinet 70 acs snsrgsticaIly,
esssuicsk o. what they consider British
do9-an-shstmangsfism.
Dreysuk Questioned the government Il
sns cnsE Hsr Of deputies shout the French
opesassoos IN Siam. Dsvilie. minister a
foreign aisaiss, said the government had
NO sntenstou TO interfere with Siamese In
dspsndsnts, but would compel Siam 70 ~
spect it Hssties. and the interfsrsnes Of .
tntrd power would mot be tolerated. II
otam di6 not mske complete Ycpsra-
sson for the murder Of Graseusin. the
french Inspector Of the natave military.
q the 6iemese mandarin. and other acts,
Francs w.,oid blockade the Nekong rivsr.
ana q netessary Bangkok would b bonn
oarded. sitter giving SUFFICIENT warning 70
allow the; foreign ministers 70 protect the
suo3ects q their respective countries. The
chamber ..nanimously voted confidence In
the government.
y. DsSills spoke at some length con-
corning Great Britsin's part in the DIM
Guilty. BE said he must answer the &C
cusation chst he had acted humbly toward
En0isnd. Nov, the fact 10 that both the
Earl q R,,oebery. the British foreign &C.
Rotary, All Marquis Dufferin, the British
ambaDadyf In Paris. had given positive
assurances that England would not inter-
tero IN Siam. The remarks made
By 6tr Edward Grey. parliamsntary
SECRETARY 70 the British foreign ONCE, % 70
sending sIritish varships TO siamess
waters. als regarded BY the ministry ~
quite irTeconcilsble with the promises
mentionsSs. The French charge d'aNaires
In Lond0f bas visited the Earl Of Rose
berry, Therefore, 70 express the intense
surprise felt by the French govern.
msnt, in view Of Sir Edward Grsy's
dcclara ticns. and the Earl OF Rosebery
has replied that Sir Edward has been mis-
interpreted - to the mission Of the Brit
ish gunbosts. Il would b merely 70 pro-
tsct the Bfitish subjects in Siam, and not
to beck Siam in the quarrel with France.
The Sofr says: n. Dcville has tele-
graphsd III N. Pavie. the French minister
residing Et Bangkok. the terms Of an
ultimaturS 70 be presented forthwith to
the Siam5ss government. Twenty-four
hours ere. allowed for reply
to frances demands. A Dispatch from
Bangkok says the 6iamsse government
admits thst the French citizens whose In.
juries and losses have been the subject Of
negotiations and protests are entitled to
indemnity: and has offered TO make . de-
posit peEaing proceedings 70 determine
the amount OF damages. Every attempt
to get q dtdnits strtement Of the claims,
however. - said to have failed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

CoxvALLIs. July lS--FSpeciai. Mira.
Lucinda A. Lilly. wife of S. \. Lilly. died
this afternoon at her home, near this city,
Of cancer. after . long and painful illneas.
Nra Lilly Vas born July -. lss4. In Missoust
Al the aSs OF years. in company With her 20
rents, sho creased the plains with an or tam,
arriving in the Willamette valley in the fall Of
1854, her father. Simon Hardy. having suc-
enmhsd 70 . severe illness en- route. In ls67
she w0 married 70 8. n. Lilly and since that
time has resided on their ranch near Corvallis
ErGEsE, Or, July 1s.-lspecial. ECas-
well Hendricks, an old and highly re-
spected pioneer Of this county, died 1t his
home, fifteen miles east of this city this
morning. of paralysis. He came to Oregon
in 1saS and has been living on the Nc
Kenxie river and operating ferry, which
bears his name. since 1851 He was "A
years of are,
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SILvERQUESTION
CalffoEnians Take ) Hand n the
Fight Tor White Metal.
JONES' soAsTuNo spsEc
Cses0s - Cen Psevsue Repeal - -
ehssOao 1ev-lnals - Censsaue
Ceanage % oalvss q NeeAea.

SAs FaAsclsco. July 1a-A Largo and
enthusiastic msstine OF California diver
men was heid 6 the Palace
hotel tonight Many speeches vere
maoe and free expressions Of
opsnion on the silver situation indulged
"a. The general sentiment vas that
= q vital importance for con-
esssmsn Of Westsrn states 70 work
sor favorable silver Ie9islatioa Of
some Kidd and for ffss coinage u possible.
ous NOT, then Tor whatever it Il peacti-
cable 70 obtain The principal address
was msde By Congressman Francis New
Iands. Of Nevada A committee on rsso-
Iussons wss appointed 10 report At . mass
meeting 70 Be hsId next Saturday night
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National League.
, b.ssl' o.,al.x Gee. Mi,e

Dtxeh 0eldIo9 0Ooe . Vile GO
Wssoa st Dsepo1s In Sis.
1gsfnr. suiy ls.--At today's meeting Of
Dstsoit Driving Club. silva won the
gAsnts'i and manufacturers' 5000
-. hswsving the track record for this
eat tssm:2:i7,< to 2:i3s.. Dan Campus
nrk fslding Guy broke the wagon record
IT'S ae'd by Allerton. doing the mile
y Sis lat. hitchcd TO q lsLpound road
eeeor. Following IL n summary Of the
|nces;
Ifoss az, .ysar.olds-Fantasy won, Double
- second, Orioie third. Hest time, 2.ta
B 1fottug. 2N class. merchants and manufac-
.efs stake silva won. Miss Ida second. Nam
rnscnsan tkird. Heat time. 2:ias.
kscsg. stt class fumfinsshcdi-- ~ ooustone
- s9one Wilson second. Polly I. third Beat
- ga
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Chicago Races.

pNtAsa. July iS-Ths track was fair ss
~ aston PARK today. Summaries:
- furloays-ohlo Belle won, lady Rose Sec
y.prtsc third Tine. f.u:
.Nrs fnrlSng.-Ha>fy won. Cfccly eecond.
QeEss tAisd. Time. I:aatx
rs farsengs- Tyro Won, Linda second. Deca-
Aini Time. f:ss,,-
1ssa! and onc-ha inriangs Deliver Buckner
- iAke Breeze second. Forest Rose third.
:. ~ asiorrs Chsrmion won, PrinccAs second,
sNseo q. tAttd. Time. i:n'.
Tvs fsrltngs-Cash Day won, pelmas second.
tsatss thisd. Time. i.oa
"a sIe cue ons-hsif fusiongs--Riiey won. Bon.
:. se1a seeoad. Lorenzo third Time, i:ts
sax sufiengs-Frinee peceiver won. Tuiis
Msoofu nscoad. senator Morrill, third. Time.
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"rAe yaes IL the saoo.lisAs."

Mr.. Robert Mantell and company last
night won. additional enthusiasm from .
line auditEce Ut the new Seattle thcater by
. spIsndid presentation Of 1.-THE Face in the
Moonlighs" In this play Mr.. Mantell
takes dusl character. He Is not simply
. lightning change artist who thinks
he il Eabat. the criminal and
braggart. when clothed In rags.
and vic.or Ambrose. the brave
and high-sninded soldier. when he re-
appears O. moment later in . dashing
uniform. In every way does he
draw the line sharply between the
two cha tiers, ma king the audience hate
the one AM love the other. The support
in the maiaa was good and the stage setting
beyond reEroach. Mr.. Manteii closes his
engagement, here tonight with the ''corsi-
can BrothG-s." in which he also takes .
dual role. The cast viii be ~ follows:
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Arthur MscEwan, of the Seattle Cedar
Lumber Company. said yesterday in re-
card 70 the strike Of the union shinsle-
veayers in che Ballard mills that the mill
of his company 10 running one ten block
machine with . full force of weavers.
cartiv skilled men and partly unskslled
hands. and chat A. W. High. the fiier. is
having bestsr success than on the previous
dav. Mr.. MeEvan denies that his COM
nanv il firh.ing the union. bat says that
the r>doctisn Of vae~s vas necessary on
account Of che reduced price OF shingles
and that xny men. union or non.unson.
A.. ~.icami 10 work ss the reduced scale
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800 nau1 xsagus Players - P1sy
q - = "a s. 4 re~~A HunAnv.

- LoagUe P1syesS . D1oy
8 8 a Is ua1e NuaAsy.
- eu11nDso u the Puget Sound League
- r - arIuHbes Of ball players stranded.
49, sssse p fhsm hays drifted into Seattle.
;1Is., q next Sunday 10 make mp
saich will contain the strong
,iIIuo1sI IN the league, and play .
So eu6tdsion game.
- taient that Is 10 take part In
n1Se = big Bill" Wilson. Of last
opokases. late Of BeIlingham bay:
Inssis isssi s'Zulu Bill" Simmons. Of
$3.50 team: HortiuR. Bland ford and
- q TIA Hsattls: Bsbbitt and Baker.
1spma: Huber. Of Everett. It will
h&sdiy be one of the bsst games that
- he's esen this SEASON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

B ExLISas July lathe Reichsanseiyey this
evening ppblished cabinet order express
ing the NEST sincere thanks Of the emperor
and his s:iies to Chancellor von Caprivi
for his services In securing the adoption
BY the reiihstag Of the army bill.
The enfperor. in the order says that
the new bal guarantees not only the safety
Of the emlire, but also the peaceful de-
velopmens Of internal affairs.
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!. ssasssos REACH. July Is The track was fair
@esy. Summaries;
s.te nisionGs-Raylos won, BSrbee second.
Aei'an tnird. Time, l.s6t<
- ~ ~ half fur.cngs-T Token won, Pau
~ - sseisesa ran dead heat, Time, STA,
!. ~ stsusseaTs-h Billet noux won. wco,c heater
~ -. leu khsstshiri. Time. f:tss&
49, M one-hslf tnrloaKs- Low lander won,
~ esand, Strsis third. Time. l:A
sSsengs-tlay Or Pay won. Rsmoeso &C.
vseaesnd third. Time, i:iA
iarienss-lnsot won, Iaustng second.
Asew tnird. Time. i:SaA
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IL Wul Prevent sAe osoase 4soa .
veee - ohss0sa Lev Repeal.
NKv Yonx, July Ex-senator Jones, Of
Nevada, u arranging for the free silver
convention at Chicago on August L The
senator told reporter that whatsoever dis
poeittc0 the house makes Of the Sherman
act. tts repeat can not pass the senate IN
less . substitute Il offered that 10 satisfao.
tory 70 the champions Of free silver coin.
ago. He continued:
Il en-. Il ] wish. lie up The senaes iron nov
until the terms Of ~ members OxptSA OF
eousss. there b likely 70 b . prolonged
eeeatA 6esvask Teller. Wolcoes and the
test Of NJ who demand feee coinage o.
somsshing akin - II will have great deal 70
~. II we ct tired talking. mosioa % Cd
Sousu. % 60 into executive session, or. tndeod.
any motion st all viii continue The delay"
~But what u elotuse ID attsmpssd:"
"Thero 10 no mere chance Of ciosuro than
there was during the Federal elections hill light
II ths Ftfty-dfSt congrssA The gold men must
como 70 ~ We shall NOS susrendse 70 them BY
any means. Our Chicago coaventiou hlds fair
eopsove peculiar and large ona. We shall sx-
Aibtt . strength a when our oppcnsnn Per
hapo % not dream"
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49, csss. Mont, July ,s-rhs traoh vss
MssH Summaries:
- soenny II. laird lime. ~,
II 49, t-idaae Chief won. Nevada 80
Esvoso thsr4 fine, l:NA
II Hsass-Niks Brown wcn. R,lla H sec-
Ek third Time. i.ia
~ Sas 80 caass--franee Asmont wou. Mon
tussa 49, ssesaa. vollala third, BACK Cloud
sees time, la.
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.uern PAnk. n. J.. July M-The tEock
~ h,aay. Summaries:
-" a W oass-Aruslefy wen, Harvss second.
~ sssf third. Ifsae. on.
~ ssfones-Rocas woa. Mssleley opcond.
- 49, tetri. Tine. i.o,.
~ ns9seags- HafarsVo won. sam Lucas go
~ sssas third. Time. l.uo
ks-~e s-9usftes~-slr Waiter ven, Daily
- eoaa, ksnspo third Time. .sosaS
-. Shall tGriesgs~Iohn Cooper son.
n eoad, Cros.ars colt third. Ttms.
A - a-hals fur,cngs-pecepston Won.
-. Madrid third. Time, l:l9a<
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LONDON. July ls.-In the commons to-
day. Gladstone replying TO questions. de-
MED that there was artificial restriction Of
the coinage Of silver In India. The
Austrian system, he said, was analogous
to the new Indian system Of coinage The
quantity Of silver coined Ia India will not
Be regulated BY the government bat By
the wants Of the country.
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The DALLEs. Or. July la-Deputy
Sheriff Corbaley. of Douglass county,
WASH, and Deputy J. H. Jackson. Of this
city. attempted TO arrest Ed Henderson in
the Tygh valley yesterday. Several shots
were exchanged, but no one was hurt and
Henderson escaped. Henderson il the
leader Of . score Of men who have been
stealing cattle aud horses in Oregon and
Washington. driving them across the
Columbia river and disposing Of them.
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4 small o,ss,ass belonging TO James Fos-
ter. half was between Fremont and Wood
land park. was destroyed BY nre early yes
t<rday moraing. Is wss vacant and y -
valued at aSsout $sn There VAS *so an
surance in sae Canaan agency Win tns
Imperial os London.
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NJ. ~ July is-ISreeial Little
-, fell and broke her arm in q
49, - the Cn,on picnic grounds this
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nmn6y Bsnith's pitching after the fourth
800 ~ Meyers home run in the sixth
|nNue1 hG6tssse two out. and BY which he
kopt q tu6ue ahead Of him. undoubt-
10y 90 ~ ipme. ~ no more runs were
|ropspd.
Dst1ssjes -eaadle. B. Smith and Meyer;
tspoaaN ansi Warren. Two-base hits
vs, b hnssh. Jensen. Three-bsse hits
gnssh Hons Eun-Meyer. Umpire
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nsAcoen. July M-It has besn sup
"a that Fort Steilacoom had no baseball
this season. bat yesterday there VS.
playeJ on the home grounds between
Dustsi Tclegraphs, Of tacoma, and .
~ nsts up team from here, In which
Stome team won BY the following score:
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-. = asSss July is--Tee frs, eontin-
49,. sa'nsrs Ia take part in the bund's
efsivsd this evening from Port
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49, sssH July iS-tSaeciai. Word
aa.~s x acre . few days ago tina, . man
-. spies beat and kicked his wife as
~. % July J % severely
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A.ehe.v >. Dr.rel's noAy Arr,ves

Anthony J. Drsxers Body Arrives.
NEW YoRx. July ls.-Ths body of An
thony J. Drexsl arrived here today on the
North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm II. The funeral will take place
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow from Mr.. Drexsl's
late residence.
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Ew Teak. July 1A-The Champions Woeo
111 ~ she Giants In . good CANA Score:
4osk "a sost0n l.
1900. JAY lh-The Browne veso white.
- by sbS Gotta Score: Chicago L o.
1snsHs fuiy la--Mullans's pitching w.
esss os $hs game Score: Baltimose ~
M s
1nryesosS CRY, July lathe Philliss'
osidtHg Sas the feature score: wash
- n, EhiNdslphis o
uynlAED. fully lathe clsvelands won b.
his:ank Score: Cleveland II. Pitts
oruuau. yuly lA.--The Reds lost the game
- Sc@re: Cincinnati 8. Louisville II
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Q saR BASEBALL kxCORD.