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New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
Christmas charity. like mercy. blesses him
that gives and him that takes.

Aside from the fact that the cost Of supplying
tobacco 10 the insane persons cared FOR by the
State would be- SIS. 900 year. the Commissioners
In Iunacy appear to make out a strong case
against the Use Of "the weed" by the insane.
They say they are convinced that the use OF
tobacco IL positively injurious to the health Of
many individuals. especially in cases OF mental
disease. In IA large proportion of which the mind
~ SO far impaired as to preclude the exercise OF
any rational judgment a. 10 the quantity con-
sumed" They also point out that the propor-
ton OF insane who chew tobacco Is very great. as
compared with the sane. thus showing that
many OF the inmates of insane hospitals become
addicted 10 the use OF tobacco-and often excess
sively so-simply because it Is placed at their
disposal" At the same time. would II not be
we'll for the Commissioners 10 consider whether
serious harm may not result in some cases from
the absolute stoppage Of the OF tobacco?
I'm other words. should the rule be
forced rigidly In every instance? Might not
something be left 10 the discretion OF those in
Immediate charge OF the insane?
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

Politics has nothing to do with the charities
OF the Christmas 1t does not matter in
these gloomy holidays how or why poverty and
distress have been caused 1t Is a time for
every one to be open-handed and merciful to
the poor.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

Friday was Maynards last day on the bench
OF the Court OF Appeals. Now II IA 10 be hoped
that he will take himself out OF the public sight
"a quickly "a possible.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

The raw material for a merry Christmas Is
good will 10 men. That can be had this year
any way.
The State may well congratulate Itself that II
is not going TO have Democratic State Board
of Canvassers for the next two years at least.
The record Of the Democrats who served as
canvassers two years ago so Infamous that
II will not soon be forgotten; and then again
both last wear and this year the board made
serious bunders which might have been avoided
by the exercise of a little care. It was high
time for such a change in the State az the peo-
ple lecreed at the election in November.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
Queen Iii in the Presidents Christmas stoc
ing Is a torn and ragged sawdust doll


That marvel of Georgia genius Paramount
Bount IL as poor an authority on Greece as he
is on Hawaii In an address delivered by him
I'm The House OF Representatives some time ago
he opposed sending Minister to Greece. and
stIgmatizcd the Greeks "an ignorant. thrift
less idle population Professor Manctt. Of
Brown University. formerly Consu-Geueral at
Athens. In recent speech In Providence. de-
cIared that the Georgia statesman had grossly
misreprcsented the Grecian people. He said that
n more sober. frugal. industrial people could
hardly be found Mr.. Blount appears To be con-
stitutonauy unable To straight.
Mayor Boody requested Excise Commissioner
Schlemann 10 resign in accordance with the
understanding had by them at the time Of the
Commissioners appointment Mr.. Schliemann
has declined. and. as the Mayor has no good
ground for preferring charges against his In
subordinate subordinate the matter Is to be
dropped. and Commissioner Schliemann will
serve ont his term. II Mayor Boodys admins
tratlOn were not near its close he would no
doubt make renewed Efforts to get rid OF the
offending oficial. AS II Is. the Mayor VIII go
out OF office on January |. and Mr.. Schlemann
and all the other heads of departments VIII do
the same on February L. In accordance with the
provisions OF the charter. BY this arrangement
the new Mayor Is made responsible within a
month arter the opening Of his term Tor the en-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

U.1uehaL Otworzyi pred mia drzwi; 1esaa powoli do kruchty.
Ma oststniem schodku siedzai wisrny Maksrevicz, strzegsc ich roz-
mowy beg swiadk6w. Porwal sic aywo.
Jeszcze ehwilks, Ignacyl = rzekaa mu lagodnie.
POwiodia Aleksandra Przez kOsci6aek pusty pred oatsrz, roz-
swieoony jedns lampka.
Uklekla pochyhwszy glove W dlonie, modliis sic male
ch"ile. On msehtnslnie poszedi "a jej ~przyksdem, cisnac rozpslo.
ne skronie trzesac sic jak debczak msody, gdy MIN szamoce burza
wiosenna.
Nsgle PodniOsia czO'o. Rumieniec zabsrwii iei derkatne po-
liczki.
Powiadai& Re Z kosci6lka tego Mkt Emutnym ME odszedl, -
nac1sia zwOins, kaadac swa rsczke ma jego muskularnej prawicy =
ola tego Powism panu to, co mote was troche ro1wesel, Posis
osuoha osioda, gdy sic dowiesI, re iedno i drug lie do paDa
naleEy ma wiekil
Grou " niego uderzyl. Poczerwisniai zbladl, metna mpla
zakryfa Iego brunatne oczy, Przez na pstrzai na sws ukochsna "a
Den lezyk ziemskl ME strescilby tego, 90 " tych oczaeh bylo - ola
nei.
- 1 OTTO wszystkc, 90 panu dale = m6wihA coraz ciszej. Me
dziekujcie mi ME kochajce zsnadto, DO bedzie nam obojgu cieaej
Eye 1 cierP ea, a mote umiersc. KrzYz ten biore "a swiadks, zs ME
|oPuszcze was W zRj czy W dobrej doll. lie sl mi stanis, beds was
.tr1edzi krzePic ochrania6, a jsAli zginiesz pan, to psmieca wasza
aye beds' Jak wdowa sierota. Cy tego pan chciales odemniei
Me bylo odpowiedzi. Swida usunsl sic ma ziemie, czosem dot
knt ksmienia' smstus ngaa ~ro1Piyns'a sic W wielkie by, pierwsze,
jake wylai W tyciu.
1 zrOzumiai. zkad ma lud.i splywa bohsterstwo zapal wi.ra.
1 zrozumal szsi krzyaowc6w usmiech katowanyck IA idee rozkosz
IO6ary krwawei. I poczul " sObie to wszystko side tytana zara.
zen dHwna jakas rzewns lsgodnos6, nieznans dolsd, a ktora mu ma
nsta l W SERGE ~wyPedzaaa modlitwe mstczyna oh, dswno zspom-
nians : a ktOrs ters1 odmawise POczsiz gasbi ptsrsi duszyl
Letai tax diuga chwiIe pred hebanows Meks oudowns. Gdy
wstai podniosi oczy, Wladki juA ME byio.
Poszeda Powoi ku wejsciu, powtsrzsjac Szeptem jej slowa.
Wiars ludu m6wila prawde: re studxianki kssdy wraca z otuchs 1
szczesciem.
zastsir dzieweczke u krynicy. Pna wode z blaszanej, u4yiem
WytarteI miarkL l ma jj twarzy, pomimo zWyklei' smetnej powsgi,
znso byto rsdosne, giebokie wraaenie.
Usmiechuei sic do ssbie cslem screen.
MoAe Paniczek chce Pd zsgadnsl pieszozotliwie usmie
chniety starry.
= DGj, braois!
MskaTewicz wskoczyl do srodks, ale gdy wracal Z wods, iua
Swids ko6czyl czarke Whsdki, ME zechcial wiecej.
Dzekuje, starry rzekl = mic ma swiecie, nawet cudowna
woda ME moze mi wiecej dad jsk 90 posiadsml
(Dalszy ciag nsstapI)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27
S.KUJAWSKI,
a CORNELL ul, CHICAGO, ILL.
POlski Malarz

z~awiadamia So. P~ublicznos6 polskS 10
r~o1Poczasem ma swojs reke roboty W
zakres malarski w~chodzace {. j. malows-
ME dekorscyiDe | tapetowanie pokoi.
Wfasna praca starac sic bede ziednae
sobie zsufanie szanownych Rodakow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27

skrycie, dusza cals, wte
nazywai zgubionym.
cza, ktors swyn czareD
kochala 60, patrzsO z }
tycie, ktore obudzila i
gdy p~rzyszedi do niej
biia zen ~neczennika.
w tel chwili z gle
tosci! Jedno slowo. b.
Ia grantee byiy krsje ;
= bylby b~ezpieczny oc
szczescia!... Ale ME
b6l6w! czya ona swoje
jeszcze Wiecej cierpialy
mi oddala je Polsoe j B
On stal ] czekal rozkaz6
Podsis mu reke | U
= Uczucie pans c,
ozyloby zsplacic "a mn
music p~odobnem sic Wy
meke = dls mnie i "a !
Gle swa kupicie mi szcze
Zatrzymsia sic nieK
" takiej chwili.
Me szozescia sv
idziesz pan " boil
Jakto PAM? =
z~dziwione, blyszczsce.
Cos niby przeczuci
cals zawisi u ust dziewc
Chodzmyl II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

Senator Blackman Is In the city.
M. w. Hunt returned from Meham,
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Nye were salen
visitors today.
Senator jeff Myers returned TO hi,
home In scio this morning, sccompa
MED by DIR. A. +. Jefireys.
Senator Looney went home today te
spend Sunday with his family.
Il. ii. Blundell Is headquarters for all
the best things In the meat llne. On.
posite State Insurance Co.
Albany will not come under the new
1000 population school district law.
Walter stolz has spent the day In
Portland. and win return this evening.
w. q. westacott returned today
from short business visit at Portland,
County Treasurer Arlington, OF
Douglas county. Is spending few days
In Salem.
A. Peterson got his final naturahxa.
ton papers.
Supt Anson Is In Portland, TO be alb
sent over Sunday.
J. ID. Sutherland went 10 Portland
this afternoon 10 return tomorrow
with his better half.
w. ii. 0oulet, of woodburn, was In
the city today.
ID. III. Looney, OF Jefferson. Is Ia the
city.
MIR. and Nina Il. NJ. Waite went
down 10 Portland this afternoon, where
they will spend few days among rela-
tives and friends
We believe that every case of pui-
monAry disease, IL treated in time, may
he relieved by Ayers Cherry pectoraI.
The Old Folks whist party met a.
H. NJ. Waite's last Monday evening.
Next meeting is 20 be at Werner Brey.
nen's next Monday.
Hon. Il. A. Irvine received a nara.
Iytle stroke one day this week, on one
'ide OF his body. and Is lying IN a se-
'ious condition, with good prospects
hough for his recovery, fac, his hos,
q friends through Oregon will earnest.
y hope for.-AlbAny Dsmocral
Cancers, aud csnoerous tumors. are
1red by the purifying effects of Ayer's |
'Arsaparilla.
oas very drunk John Doe responded |
his honor In Judge Edes's police
sari roll call this meraing with the
sual result. =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

a State Sportsmen's Assn, next meet
ing to be held at Salem, March 10th,
when officers will be chosen from differ
ent parts Of the state. 1t isexpected to
bring all the clubs in the state into the
organization, to see that the game laws
are inforced and the game protected.
The state association will cooperate
with the clubs and state fish and game
protector, and state tournament
is to be held each year. 1t is a meritor-
ious movement.
The call was signed by twenty gen.
tlemen connected with the Rod and
Gun clubs Of the state, Stating that:
'DesiriDg to effect a state organiza-
tion Of the Oregon sportsmen, we here
by make a call to each club to send
delegates to attend a meeting to be
held at Salem, Oregon, on Friday, the
10th day of March, 1893, to effect a
state organization.
"In addition to delegates from the
several Rod and Gun clubs, individual
sportsmen, and all in sympathy with
the movement are invited to be pres
ent at the meeting"
A CoLoRLD AFFAIR.
That is what it was took place at the
First Congregational church last night,
when reception was given, attended
by over three hundred people, con-
Quoted by the Y. p. s. g. f. at the
church parlors In honor of Rev. r. M
Thompson, who has done such excel
lent work In re-uniting this society
There was music, singing, short pro
gram and the twelve tables were no
of stone, but contained mout b. water
ing array Of delicacies comprising ,
substantial lunch. Each table wa
decorated in distinct color and at
tended by young people dressed t.
match In the same prevailing shade
1t was an animated rainbow of low,
that arched the skies of this society,
living token and covenant of no storm
or deluges in future. There were n,
speeches but each all expressed tn
fulness of their hearts by manifestin.
royal good feelings until about l
O'Clock, when Rev. Thompson wa
given many a cordial farewell hand
shake and godspeed.
UNITARIAN.
There was supper and entertain
ment at the Unity church Wednesda,
evening, with customary large attend
ance. The supper is reported elegan
and all had good time.
SPECIAL PROGRAM
At the South Salem Nj. E. churcl
Sunday evening, February 26, at 7.3O p
m., Charles Wesley service by the Les
lie Epworth League. Prof. Willis c
Hawley will deliver the address, ane
Wesley's beautiful hymns be sung an,
recited by members of the league
Everybody welcome.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

THE ELwOoD.-This popular Salem
boat left for Portland this morning
with l55 tons Of freight and refused az
much more. She will be up tomorrow
with heavy cargo Of merchandise for
Salem parties. This good craft Is hav.
Ing all she can do, and agent Heron is
TO be congratulated upon his work.
The steamer Bsmark will hereafter
run on the upper river In connection
with the Elwood, and the two boats
will make headquarters at Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
End Of the Long Winded Cook Trials
New Matters.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
James f. Cook VS.. w. III. Byars, ac.
ton for money; two verdicts rem.
dered dividing goods claimed.
The jury rendered two verdicts in
the case of James f. Cook, by Joseph
+. Cook, his guardian ad litem, vs. w
IL. Byars and A. II. Wright. One
gave the plaintiff immediate possession
OF several items of property "wrong.
fully detained from him by the de.
fendants," ''and we assess the damage
to the plaintiff for the wrongful deten.
ton thereof at naught." The other
verdict brought in at the same time,
gives tine remainder OF the property to
the defendants.
State VS., Joseph Jennings; selling OBJ
scene pictures; arraigned; plead TODAY
at O'Clock "a. m.
Same VS.. same; having in possession
and showing obscene and indecent
pictores; same.
Freeman j. Eldreidge vs.. f. A. Brey-
man; partition.
John Fischer vs.. G. w. Wassop: an
peal from Justices court.
Nj. L.. Crane vs., G. l.. Jones; action
for money.
u. +. Ditmar vs.; Mary L. Ditmar,
divorce.
The sheriff went to Gervais and
levied on the bank building aud fix.
lures OF the United States Banking Co,
valued at about $500. He has gar.
nisheed a note for 81 800 given by f.
y, Matthieu to the bank.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
Following action was had TODAY:
State vs.. Wing Jong. for robbery, two
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
MT. II.

MAN HURT.-John Mulvey who
works at the Willamette Valley Flour.
Ing mills, was hurt Friday while load
Ing cars with sacked bran. Several
sacks fell onto him before he could es-
cape. When taken mp IL was found
that his left hip had been dislocated,
one knee was hurt and his head was
bruised some. He WAS taken to his
home In North Salem and he was pro-
nounced this morning not 40 badly
hurt ~ was ut first supposed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
NJ. Il. r..

A FAST PAIR.-Lena and Orpha
Houston, of Scio, who have been in
the city for three or four days, were
jailed this afternoon, on a five days
sentence from Judge Edes, for roaming
the streets, Their parents are divorced
and seem to be on the high road to de.
struction. The younger one, Orpha, is
only thirteen years old. A young mar.
ried man who has been furnishing them
room for immoral purposes is liable to
receive cordial invitation to leave the
city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
'ears sentence. Two indictments con.

years sentence. Two indictments con.
tinued.
State vs. III. s. Simon, demurrer tc
indictment argued, and taken under
advisement
Inez E. McComb vs. l.. A. McCOmb
decree for divorce, to take her maiden
name, no costs taxed.
Leitzel vs.. Carnes, verdict for plain.
tiff.
State vs.. Jos. Jennings, two indict-
ments, demurers filed.
Stark VS.. Miller & Hlnkle, action for
money, on trial to jury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
M. 4. II.

POISONED. .--"Prince H." the hlghl,
priced family dog belonging to II. B
Fleming, was poisoned yesterday, and
although he received the best treat.
ment, was found dead In his kennel
this morning. Prince was most
Intelligent dog, and favorite OF all
who knew him. The offence Of dog
poisoning should be severely punished.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
NJ. T. II.

UNITY CHURCH cHoIR.-'rhe Justly
celebrated quartette consisting of J, IL,
Ross, Lee Steiner, II. Kundret and J.
wenger are engaged to sing at the
Unitarian church both morning and
evening on Sundays hereafter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
M. T. II.

VERY SIcK.-Prof. w. I. Staley, of
the Capital Business college, today re-
celved word to come 10 the bedside OF
his father, who was very low, at his
home In Waterville, Kan. He left on
the afternoon train, and may be absent
some weeks. but the work Of the school
win not be interfercd With during his
absence,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

UNION MEETINo.-There will be a
Union Meeting Of the Y. p. y. G. E.,
Of Salem, tomorrow evening at six
O'Clock, In the Christian Chucb, lead
by Mr.. George, Of the Frieuds' Society
Of Highland. An interesting meeting
Is anticipated; let every q. E. member
attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

A FACr.-Auctioneer Winters has q
160 lbs. carbuncle on his neck, or he
has lost l50 lbs trying to talk 1t off or
would give $50 lbs. Of his avoirdupois
to get rid Of 1t, or some such state of af-
fairs seems to be the fact,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
NJ. IT. r..

THE NEw RATE--E. II. osburn's
Racket Store has just received several
gross Of the famous IL. aud 4. Corsets,
aud has this day reduced the prices 10
per cent. on all numbers. This makes
the lowest prices ever known ON these
standard goods,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
MT. r.

Mon REQUIRED. has has been
the custom for tho grand jury 10 visit
the poor house among other county
Institutions. The las, grand jury did
not Walt the poor farm NJ 1, was in-
structed the law did not require IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

AT4 O'CLOCK. .-Tomorrow Rev. F..
M. George, OF Highland, will deliver
an address ut the Y. M. G. A. hall to
men only. 20 minutes song service,
and all men welcome.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

BocIAI--Those friends who will be
u your house tomorrow need little nj.
tsntion. Drop into the best fancy
grocery and ffuit store In the city aud
buy few deliosoies 10 set OF the din.
nsr table. That's j. A. Van Eaton's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
M. Il. II.

THE GOSPEL MEETINos-at the
Evangelical Church will be resumed
and continued nightly during next
week. "Come, friends, and help US"
says J. Bowersox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
Ice cream soda at the Spa today.

Ice cream soda at the Spa today.
win a record like Simmons IJve,
Regulator all should use it for the livar
Kidneys and bowels, WIG i''e'
Guaranteed kid gloves, in tan and
brown shades for sl.OO, Every pai,
ried on at the counter. This ia the
greatest bargain ever known in kid
gloves osburn's Racket Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

SErTLED.-R. l.. Swarts compro-
missed his suit for 5000 damages with
theNorthernPacific Railway company,
they settling with him at $27O0 and
costs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

On improved city or farm property
3. Il. RICHARDSON,
Attorney at law.
Cor. Court and Commercial.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

Italian chestnuts,
Plneapples and bananas,
Cocoanuts,
Fancy oranges.
at SRoAT & GILES
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

fREsBYTERIAN.-Rey. G.. NJ. Irwin
VIII preach tomorrow morning and
evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

SCHOOL TAXES MUST BE PAID.--De
linquent March 8, 1893. Pay at room
( over X. g. Small's. At
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

ToMoRRow.-The Lock wood messen-
gers are on duty Sundays, and II you
want an acceptable servant for a few
moments, ring the blue box,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

EvANoKIIcAL CaURcn. Preaching
- 1850 .. m. and y;so D. ~. tomorrow.
0aadsy school At ~ IN. Y. =. e. n. nj
80 p m ,. bowspox. pastor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

UNITY cHuRcH. --Seryiees NJ i0:so
Z. m. and z;So ,. m. Conducted by Rev.
Z. w. Haven. sunday school al ~ m.
An invissd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

FOUND GuILrY-of selling the bes,
.ve cream soda at the Spa ia State 8,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

Delicious ice cream Soda today at the
Spa Ia State st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

" 70 me Willamette Stables tor ro
SJsvs cry aigs Express, Baggage M Trn yo9r i1v:
2sSr,t.i,.S Sor' OF Liberty ana ferry. 'uoAs and
RYAN d CO., pron
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A TTENTIoN.-Cash morar
"A oottes, old iron and ali Yin pau ror rags,
i.Ss.Iv aIyes' at old Court House, salem ''e'ais'
i. T0LPOLAR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

L 90 SiS sAhE0A H. t3e short horn bull van.
oOskerels and Light srah nns s.s rlyIOuIh mo- Rock
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

oM sns nSsAbLEnVery baza cheap, good, new nors0
Quire at H Prechisy,''SS hsy'Sm ave- Junction. In.
store. 223-dIm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

M. II. II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

Wohk WANTED-By an eIdsrIv -
good bsnS bn1 .s competent gardener ana man
and looS asar mh cows, to do all kinds OF chorss
JOURNAL once. Senersl. Apply at
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

'' fSrVin' Conservatory OF frSnG; mnslc See
2.22-St.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

EoR sALS CHEAP-A Co., --
- upright piano. cali a,sss' $40, nearly new.
corner i2th street. -" al Sl Chemekeia 81.
22llW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25
fHR 0uN cLURs.

A meeting OF Salem sporting men
SAs held q few days agO 10 orsanIss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

M. It. r..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

The past week has been one Of great
activity In r. A. aud A. NJ. circles
There has been degree work in the or.
der. The commandry Is getting thor.
oogh'y under way aud starting Its very
Important work In the higher degrees.
The Masonic temple project Is siill uu.
der consideration hu, no headway has
been made. The lodges look forward
10 very hlsy y.ar
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-25

yaInahioo ah1iouolelink silver watch chain, not
""fu' Leave at JOURNAL Office. 2.l7,st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
THEY BOTH DRANK.
Judge Miller Today Settles Two Cases
Caused by Whisky.

Judge Miller Today Settles Two Cases
Caused by Whisky.
"I'n have to admit that was drinking pretty
heavily yesterday" said Charlie Shelton, an
East Washington saloon keeper, when he ap-
pesred in Judge Miller's court today on a
charge Of assaulting Mr.. VI. F. Peake. De-
mocracy and whisky were the causes of the row.
which occurred in EglOff's saloon, corner OF B
and 81 streets southeast, about noon yesterday.
Shelton keeps a saloon under Washington Hall.
only a few feet from Mr.. Egloff's place, and
yesterday he followed Mr.. Peake into the latter
place and started the row. Mr.. Peake
slightly lame as the result OF the scrapping
match Shelton had black eye, but it was in
ficted later in the day by another East Wash
ington citizen whom he attacked.
The trouble between Shelton and
Peake dates back to the time when
the East Washington Democratic Club left
Washington Hall and deprived Shelton of few
extra dollars on the evenings of the club meet
ings.
Judge Miller. after every one had told his
story, said he had wasted enough time on the
case and Shelton was fined SIS, which he paid.
George Vine, a good-natured young man,
who looked though he might be easily i'm
posed upon, stood before Judge Kimball this
morning with broad grin on his face and said
guilty when the clerk arrsigned him on q
charge Of obstructing the sidewalk.
Il don't drink" said the prisoner. "but last
night a man gave me a bottle of whisky and
told mo that must drink it,
Did you drink it?"
"Yes, sir. drank half OF it The man told
me 1t would do me good, and 1 thought it
might, as had done a hard days work.
.And what then!"
sit made me so weak and sick that lay
down on the sidewalk
Bad night to sleep on the sidewalk" the
court remarked.
Lawyer Kicks, who appeared for the prisoner
gave him good reputation and Judge kimball
released him on his personal bonds, Vine prom
asing not to indulge in intoxlcants again.