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NO ANTI-BRIBERY EXTENSION
Constitutional Convention Kills
the Mcmillan Idea.
(By Associated Press.

ALBANY, Sept. 21.-When the Consti-
tutional Convention opened this morn
ing, l. S. johnson moved to take from
the table the motion of Mr.. Mcmillan to
revive the anti-bribery amendment that
was defeated a week ago. and which ex-
tended the Bribery law in regard to cleo
tons to primaries.
The motion was defeated by a rising
vote, and the matter is finally killed.
The claim OF Harvey w. Putnam and
Thomas Sullivan for counsel fees in
their contest for the seats of the Thir-
tieth District, amounting to s2.313.79. was
called up by Mr. Cookinham. Mr.. Deadly
vention had no authority to appropriate
any money, for such a purpose. The
claim would have to be sent to the Leg
islature. The motion was defeated.
new Constitution take effect Jan. /, 1895,
was up for passage. and the house
passed 1t. but at the same time refused
to adtSpt NJ sho5 IN
by the people.
Some OF the members of the minority
| asked II this was in accordance with the
opinion that the Constitution need not
be sent to the people:
Mr.. Countryman, Democrat. caused a
mild sensation In discussion OF the civil;
| service amendment, by saying: The olc
| soldiers are being bribed by pension
money, and now we want to bride them
with offices. / am against such schemes
T. S. Johnson said the assertion was
| an unworthy one. and he believed there
was not a Democratic delegate who
would uphold such a statement
| Mr.. Mulqueen arose as a Democrat to
| repudiate the statement made by the
| gentleman from Albany.
There was good deal OF general dis
cussion on the matter and finally. after
several amendments had been defeated.
the amendment was passed by vote
| Of 81 yeas to "a nays,
| IT Includes the preference OF old SOL
diers and sailors in appointments. but
compels them to take the examina-
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

A PLAINLY furnished room wanted; must have
coal burning stove 4 water; is to be used for
sleeping 4 making OF novelty article rent low !;
downtown preferred. G., box 20 World.
A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. on the west side
above t2d At. with privilege Of light housekeep'
ing Address, stating particulars terms Van S.
box to7 World. uptown.
BACHELOR desires permanently small square,
Well-furnlshed heated room with closet; S.;
references Boz ass World.
LADY WANTS nicely furnished room between
18th a 73d ST., west side; no objection TO nat (;
state price, which must be reasonable Quiet
box 2S2 World. uptown.
wANTED-Furnishsd room for gentleman on f.
Seth St, between % a Park ayes. Address
Iva Z. seth IT.. cigar store
WANTED BY bachelor. handsomely furnished
apartments, with bath. convenient 70 restaurant,
% that meals can Be served when be can eater
tain friends; between 1tth t1d sta q ath 4
eth aysA AddEssa G. O, ii,1 nfosqsey,
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10 APOLOGIES FOR BARKER.
insists that He he INDICATED by
Mr. Heating.

..,t Barker, who was accused
I, ,aS by Contractor Henry Grissler
tns 10 favor a rival in the matter
sn'shing locks for the lockers of
'e'enty-first Regiment Armory, said
Hsy that he would not accent Gr,ss-
Is ibsspSlogy, but would slit the matter
kusss5p potion. Mr.. Barker will not be
M EKrlssier has indicated him.
vale Loci ing Is connected with the
IA he IN company, Mr.. Barker says,
aneahas written to him asking that
'"r III person and vindicate him.
ssr,,.v words OF Situations Wanted"
t h In 1.-THE worId' for 10
Fourteen words n, ..tIan.a
m Tbs World" for 80 cents.
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Mrs. Hicks-Lord's Dog Case.

The account OF how little willie" Mrs An
nette W. W. Heks-Lords $500 prize bull terror.
was alleged to have so bitten the right hand Of
Baby Bessie Bernstein, that part OF two OF her
fingers had to be amputated, was told last
April In THE Evening Worll" The matter was
revived In the City Court to-day by the motion
OF Mrs Hicks-Lord's attorneys that Bessie should
file bond for $3.50 costs in the suit for 81, 900
damages against Mrs. Hcks-Lord that she brought
through her father and guardian, Harris Bern
stein. The bond nled end Bessie's sttor-
ney NJ. p o'Connor. asked that the suit be ad-
yanced for trial on the October calendar. The
motion was taken under consideration.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
Unfurnishs ed Rooms to Let.

UHTuFWTbWCu VUOFHb TO Itt.
18TH ST., 80 w.-ons or two large rooms
venient for housekeeping; Improvements; private
house t3 or SIS
18TH ST. 10 w.-Handsome parlor noor. part
or whole; physician. dentist or refined business;
would furnish. Call IL 10 T.
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Police Say Mrs. Nicholson Tried to
Commit Suicide.

Mrs. Tessie Nicholson, a pretty blonde,
twenty-three years old, Of 213 Hoyt
street. Brooklyn, was removed to the
Long Island College Hospital early this
morning, suffering from the effects of
paris green, which the police say she
took with suicidal intent.
According to the police the woman has
been on a spree for several days. She
has daughter eight years old.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
TAXPAYERS READY TO FIGHT.
KentUcl<ians Threaten to Resist a
Collector and Deputies.
(By Associated Press. \

PRINCETON, KY. Sept 2.-A fresh
shipment Of firearms has been made to
Union County to arm the taxpayers Of
Indie and Caseyville precincts, who
are resisting the collection of the rail-
road tax. About 700 are now armed with
Winchesters and dynamite. and they
are patiently awaiting the arrival Of
Collector Blackwell and his one hun
bred armed deputies.
Capt Blackwell is expected to-day,
but ne will hardly begin his work before
Monday He says that he will collect
the tax II 1t takes military power to
do 1t. The. people say they will resist
to the death.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
MATRIMONY INCREASING.
So IL the City's Birth Rate, While
Mortality Is Less.

President Wilson. Of the Board Of
Health. reports the following interest
ling statistics:
In 1893, for the year ending July !.
with population Of 1881 .aO6. the number
b, 4s7, and marriages 1,2ss. For the year
lending July !. 1894, with an estimated
population Of 1851. 452, an Increase OF
| Of 1851; births, 1859, an increase Of
! sic, and marriages, n,4oe, an increase
The evening world., 1894-09-21
YACHTSWOMEN TO RACE.
Special Catboat Regatta of the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club.

TspeC1aT Evening WofTd.J
OYSTER BAY, l.. l.. Sept. 2L-A spe-
cial ladies' catboat race will be sailed
over inside course OF the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club. at Oyster Bay
tomorrow afternoon.
The race will be under management Of
Mrs. S. ". r. Cruger. and the con-
testants will be Miss F. H. Benedict,
Miss Webb, Mrs. c. W. Wetmore.
The steamer Dunderberg will accom-
pany the boats over the course.
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Rebeccn Asks for $4,000.

samuel Zolotof was arrested to-day on an
rter issued by Justice Mccarthy. OF the City
tsrt in an action brought by Rebecca Bloomer
II $40, 900 for alleged breach OF promise and be,
aya The marriage was set for March IL, ana
flew days prior In that date the plaintiff alleges
NJ Zooton proposed a postponement to August
hen that date arrived Zolotof again wanted
rother postponement. Miss Bloomer then began
The evening world., 1894-09-21
WHISKEY TRUST Meeting.
President Greenhut Notifies Direc-
tors to Assemble To-day.

10y Ahsoclhteu fressJ
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept 2l.-President
Greenhut, of the Distilling and Cattle
Feeding Company, last evening issued
a call for a special meeting Of the Board
OF Directors, to be held in this city to-
day. The business is OF a most urgent
kind and a full attendance Is requested.
President Greenhut refused to state the
object, but 1t Is certain II has something
to do with the officers OF the American
Distributing Company. who are now in
the city.
Sam Woolner. who has just completed
an antitrust distillery, last evening
denied that he had formed an alliance
with the American Distributing Com
pany,
The evening world., 1894-09-21
THE BOSTON STRIKE.
Not n Clothing Contractors Shop
Open To-day.
By Associated press.)

(By Associated press)
BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-Theshops OF all
the clothing contractors In this city are
closed to-day, and not one of the strIk-
ers Is at work. The union this morning
posted pIckets at every shop to prevent
any OF the operatives from returning
to work, but the precaution was unnec-
essary, as none Of them showed any in
clinaton to do so.
Several small contractors have APP
piled to sign the new agreement which
the strikers insist on, but IL is not yet
completed and probably will not be be-
fore tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
SEARLE AHEAD OF TIME.
Rolled Down an Embank ment, but
Not Seriously Injured.
(By Associated Press.)

TBy Associated Press.D
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. ar. p.
Searle. of Rockford. H., going against
the record from Chicago to New York.
arrived here at $50 this morning He
punctured four tires and fell down a
Jordan, but was not seriously injured.
He is still ahead of the record six
teen hours. and thinks he will arrive in
New York on Sunday morning, four or
Ave hours ahead Of the record. He left
here at ll.45. Searle is In good form and
Is confident of success.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Pittsburg TaiIors May strike.


PITTSBURG. Sept. A.-Unless the
Pttsburg Merchant Tailors' Exchange
grants a conference or makes some con-
cessions TO the Journeymen taiiors before
that a strike will be ordered. The cut
demanded by the merchant tailors Is said
to be from II TO 20 per cent.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Hardly a PIutocrat.

(From Street q Smiths Good Nswal
''Ther." remarked Dismal Dawson.
..ther goes another OF the fellers that is
He don't look like no plute," said
Everett Wrest. a
|. .Hs sin't. He's one q them ,oks
The evening world., 1894-09-21
To Inspect school Children.

nr. Doy. Of the Bureau of Contagious Dis
sses, has begun the annual inspection OF the
lpils attending the public schools. The purpose
: to ascertain the names and residences Of the
fhildren who have not been yaccinated In nye
ears, In these cases the children are vaccinated
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Rev. Nj. Karl stoetter Dead.
(By Associated Pres,

STERLING. ILL.,. Sept 2l-Rey. NJ. Karlstoetter. a
Jesuit missionary, is dead at the residence OF
Father Rogers with whom he was visiting He
was a man of many accomplishments, and q
teacher In the College OF Csnlsius, at Buffalo,
~
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Horses, Carriages, &C.

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. wagons, harness.
trucks, to close eopartnershlp OF roofing and
trucking hrm on Wednesday, Sept. 10. postponed
on account OF rain TO Friday Sept 81, at II
o'clock A. premises III To lis Bedford
ave. near North 18th st., Brooklyn; II reliable
WORK horses, q tiucks. 4 top wagons. buggieh
u sets single double harness. stable utensils, 10.
p NJ HIRsHFIELD CO.. Auctioneers.
A cHANcE-l3 young horses. SIS inward: suit
any business: trial allowed s2s DriEga ave-,
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HORSE MARKET, Ridgewood BIB.
Park-Open sale and exchange o. horses, &C.,
every Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day Afternoons Dealers and buyers invited.
FOR sALE-Gool horse and wagon, suitable Tor
bakery or any othe- business. Apply 1883 Fal-
ton St, BROOKLYN. :
GOOD HORSE gentle and sound. suitable Tor
surrey; bargain. Call after | P. NJ. Allen .
stable 20 BAlnbridEs Ct. Brooklyn.
WANTEp-A few good secondhand heavy horses
4 harness; no trash Address J. l. D.. ~
"a ave. World B.sneh.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
ACTOR SCANLAN'S SPONSOR.
|His Wife Given Legal Custody of
His Person and Property.

Judge McAdam. of the Superior Court.
today appointed Mrs. Margaret Scan
|an wife of Actor William j. Seaman.
! s5rnittee of the latter's person and
esnie.
y Sanlan Is at present an inmate of the
name asylum at White Plains, where
/ be was recently taken from Blooming
4 dale Asylum. He was adjudged insane
4 few days ago by a Sheriff's jury.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Nellie FitIsimmons the domestic, OF 1870 Man
haitian avenue. who was recently indicted by the
Grand Jury for submitting TO a criminal opera
ton, gave birth early this morning TO . still
born child In her cell In the Tombs, Or. Conrad,
who is charged vita having performed the opera
tlon, WAS called to the bar Of the Court Of Gen.
eraI Sessions to-day TO plead 10 the Indictment
saainst him. He pleaded not guilty and wAl
ned for trial In 81. 500 bail
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Unfurnlshed Rooms Wanted

WANTED near .Cortlandt ST.. unfurnished room
give particulars lowest rent. L.. box 1853
World.
wANTED-Unturnished room for cutting 4 show
room. Tailor 10 w. Ssth st.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Reai-Estatc.
Real Estate for saie-Westchester.

CHOICE FARM 10 acres, 10 minutes Northern
Railroad; reasonable. Call afternoons, BISHOP,
8 East i2d st.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

pa Y: lsi. ~. 10y my sssss'ss s'':
The evening world., 1894-09-21

wANTEp-s to 20 lots 25th to s7th St. ID .
Madison ave cash will be paid; also lots wanted
for splendid paying improved property and cash.
BUYER. 253 Broadway, room 42o.
WANTED in Brooklyn. 2-story and basement
brick or brown stone house. with double in
proyements; good location: cash. CHAS. n
JOHNSON. sos Broadway. Brooklyn.
WANTEp-North Of l25th ST., one or two chsaD
lots FRANK, box l27 World.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
SHOT A MAD DOG.

A Policeman Killed the Brute In
Mrs. HumaI<er's Apartments.
A mad dog In the apartments OF Mrs
Sarah Humaker at 1872 Second avenue,
was shot and killed by Policeman o. H.
Walsh, of the East Eighty-eighth street
station. to-day.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

You read the Evening Worid'
No yoa read ths sunday Worldt
The evening world., 1894-09-21

II you wish any boarders for the Win
ter advertise in THE World" Fourteen
words for 10 cents. ~ 3, !.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate for Sale-city.

Above 18th ST., sth ave. to East River
on Park ave !; rents 81, go: price $l2 5OOt
easy terms; also 3-story and basement brown
' OWNER. 423 Pleasant ave.
North OF iasth Street.
BEDFORD PARK, CITY.-Handsome house.
stable and grounds for sale or rent: immediate
possession. Particulars OF owner, p. o. oox 500
FOR sALE-Residence, carriage house and stable.
3 full lots; all improvements; nne neighborhood
EULER. Prospect ave-, l75th and i7sth sta
HOUSE AND LOT 35xls7, price Sl4, 600; cash
II, 900 3oO6 Sd ave. Qo4th st.
eEAsT l3lsT ST., O. story double hat; rooms
and hath rental 81, 644 price $25, 800; mortgage
Sl6, 600. WILLIAM FORBES, 10 East l3lst ST.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Flats and Aparmen ts to Let.
urturo,.h.d-We.t Side.

A.-S2D ST. 300 W. corner housed Hand
somely decorated flats, large, light rooms,
$40. Janitor or II. PknLEMANN. +u3 Column
bus ave, corner SAITH st.
A. -BEACIIFCL corner flats, : elegant lleht
rooms, bath, steam heat, hardwood trim, parquei
floors and Handsomely decorated; hail service
rents, so to SO; 90 W. saith ST., corner COlum.
bus ave. PEHLkMANN n son,
A-To LET In the Dalhousie 40 to "a W. seth
At, fronting Central Park, very choice apart
ments, Is 10 rooms each: house absolutely Are
proof without superior as home for families
Please apply to the janitor
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED FLATS. 9 rooms 4
bath. all Improvements; new buildings; north
east corner 2sth ct. a 9th ave: steam heated
rents t2e. $50.
TO LET-A floor Of ave rooms q hall rooms); rea
sonable rent to suitable party; no children.
Apply In store s+s 4 Gas eth ave
4 ROOMS and bath. si7
All improvements
h52 W t2d ct
tn
The evening world., 1894-09-21

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SANG MERELY
while DYING.

continued rom First Puoe.,
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Real Estate for SaIe-Long Island.
Real Estate for Sale Out Of the City.

EXCEPTIONAL OFFER for q man who wants .
line home to get one at the very lowest price on
easy terms; II will pay you to Investigate this
BACON, JONES CO., lS1 Broadway.
FINE HOMES near Hartford Conn.,; farm 100
acres. good buildings, $3.50: farm 1876 acrea
nne buildings, also. Apply 50 West seth St.
New York City.
SACRIFICE? acre, house, rooms, henner-
les, near depot, 81. 800.
HALL Spring Valley, N. Y.
THE BEST WATER POWER In the State Of
Connecticut for sale: no exchange. Apply to
Lorenzo Finney, 200 Main St. Stamford, or To J.
Lounsberry owner, 50 West st., N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Furnished Rooms to Let.
Cast Side.

East Side.
9TH ST.. ~ h ~ T., near Broadway-LarEe h
small rooms, parlors; city visitors accommo
dated,
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personal MENTION.


Engineer II. H. Hegardt, of Portland,
is at the Occldent.
Mrs Foreman has secured apart
ments az Mrs. c. N. Stones.
E. M. Philebaum, formerly of Fort
Stevens, is in the city, staying at the
Occident.
Robbie Norris returned to Cannon
Beach yesterday, after protracted stay
in the city,
w. r. Mckenzie passed through the
city yesterday enroute to his summer
home at Garschawn.
Mrs. r. l.. Jefferies and family have
moved to their cottage at Seaside where
they will spend the sumner months.
Mrs. II. Foreman is in the city and
will meet her children's dancing class
at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon July
18th.
Engineer A. l.. Adams, of Portland,
is in the city comforting with the water
commission regarding new pump
works which they have decided to estab-
lish
Andrew S. Reed left the city yester-
day and expects 10 come home VITA sew
eral dozen more trout notches cut On.
his fishing rod.
Game Protector Mcguire came down
on last evenings Telephone, and Kept
his weather eye on the sleeping Column
bla during the hours Of darkness. He
will return to Portland tonight.
Fulton Brothers returned from South
Bend yesterday where they have been
attending court. They Were victorious
in couple of important cases, one for
Gile on the tide land ejectment suite'
and the other case involving $4,000 for
forfeiture of contract, entitled Lane VS..
Hines.
s. B. Rose, prominent capitalist OF
Vernona, was in the city yesterday az
ternoon in the interests of better roads
from Astoria to the thriving city In the
Nehalem Valley. He uses some strong
argument in his efforts to get the Cat
sop county people interested, and pro-
poses to keep up the agitation all along
the line, until some good results.
Danl r. Murphy, United States dis
trict attorney, John M. Gearin, assist
ant United States district attorney, E.
w. Lambert, Multnomah county treas
urerh n. l.. e. White capitalist, Port
land, Hon. George IL. Durand, Tacoma,
and Leslie Cullum, United Safes treas
ury agent, Michigan, are prominent ar
rivals registered at the Occident They
will visit the beaches before returning
up the river.
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There seems to be mistaken impress
sion abroad that the photographic office
has been located permanently in AS
toria. Such is not the case, however,
as Lieut. CawllSins is down here simply
because he wished to get away from
the heated streets of Portland for a few
months, and the business can be carried
on here as well as up the river He
has an office up in the customs building
to which the general public are invited
to call at any and all time. Mariners
are especially invited to call and secure
blanks for observations outward bound.
One could easily fill column with inter-
esting reading regarding the usefulness
of this Office and it is hoped citizens
will interest themselves in making
Lieut.. Cawlkins' stay in Astoria
pleasant one.
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tatiReif SoTfcEs.


Tho Presbyterian church az Khappa
win be dsdlcated Sunday, July 22d, at S.Sy
O'Clock p. m. All who wish to attend
this service will be cordially welcomes
There will be special boat go up tor
the occasion.
Services today at the Presbyterian
church as usual. Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev r. Liddell in the morning at
II O'Clock Subject, 1.-THE Relation We
Sustain to God" Evening services at
d. m. Subject, 1.-THE Use and Abuse
of the Bible" Sabbath school after the
morning service, at 1215 Adult bible
class at the same hour under the leader
ship of Mrs. N. w. Kinney. Young Peo-
ples meeting at p. IN. A cordial In
vitation is given to all Of these services.
Rev. ]. C. Appel will oficiate at the
Baptist church today, in lieu Of Rev
Mr.. Agar. Morning subject, Peters
Downfall" Evening, "An Appeal to
Three Classes of People Who Attend
All Churches" Good music will be in
attendance. Rev. Appel is an eloquent
speaker and a successful evangelist
and all who attend will be agreeably
and proftably entertained.
Service at Grace church today at IL
a. m. and 1880 p. m Bishop Morris will
be present and preach. Sunday school
as usual. Service at Holy Innocents',
Uppertown, at usual, at $3.50 p. III. Di-
vine service at St. Thomas-by-the-Sea
Skipanon, at II o. m. The Rev. VIM. NJ.
Barker, ID. D., missionary bishop of
Olympia, will ofIiciate, assisted by the
missionary in charge.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mary Gildner to Eli Seese, north
half of block 81, Pacific addition 81
]. V. Green and wife to d. II.
Hunter, east half Of northwest
quarter section IT, township s
north, range west. ........... 10
Emma K. Habersham to Anna +.
Keene, block
Keene, block 27, Williamsport,
and lots 80 and 40, Cases sub
division H. A........., .......
Schiebe, lots in block 6, Hills
addition. :. ...,............ VI
c. w. Stone and wife to Theresa
Grams, lot 4, block SO, Holiday
Park, ........ ...................
Frank Patton, trustee, to T. 'E.
Holt, lots and 6, block 30, Seal
Rock Beach ................... IL
A. r. Kanaga and wife to T. T.
Holt, lot 12 block 80, Seal Rock
Beach, ...... .......,........... lU
II. g. Holt to Sugar Pine Door
and Lumber Co., lots 8, G and
~, Seal Rock Beach. h............ 2S
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AT THE BEACHES.

Dr. Walker went over to North Beach
last evening to spend Sunday witt
friends.
Mrs. James Albert Duffy and Mrs
William Clutter are spending Sunday
at Seaside,
Valentine Brown, of Portland. Is al
Gearhart looking about for suitable
spot on which to erect cottage.
Mrs, d. T. Williamson and family, and
William Honeyman and family, will ar
rive on the Potter this morning on theil
way to Gearhart Park.
The cottages at Seaside are all occu-
pied this season, some of them being
so crowded that tents have been pitched
near by, and used as kitchens.
Il, A. Fishers family are now nicely
Installed In their cottage at Seaside,
Visiting with them are Miss Josephine
Leinenweber and Miss Mary Feeley.
Il. c. Smith, who was In the city
last week, Is now nicely quartered at
Gearhart, He likes the place 50 well
that he has announced his intention of
remaining a month or two
Wm Kern and Alfred Brown. two
Portlanders who love to linger within
sound OF the surf during the summer
months, are at Gearhart looking after
the building of handsome summer
homes,
In Grimes Grove. at Seaside, are a
large number of campers from all parts
OF the state. They make the nights mer-
ry with their songs, accompanied ny
the soft str0ins OF stringed instruments,
There are few beach visitors who have
n better time than the campers,
The younger element at Seaside are
going TO have n grand ball soon, proba-
bly, In the spacious dining room of the
Grimes House. Boating parties are al,
ready In order and several delightful
events are on the program for next
week.
w, A, Scott, OF Cleopatra" fame, ac>
by his slde-partner. j. S.
Patterson, came down from Portland
yesterday morning and remained In the
city during the day. They left on the
evening boat for North Beach, where
Mr.. SCOTS family are spending the
w. A. Malin. who went to Seaside
several days ago TO look over the Holh-
day Hotel property, returned last even,
ing and took the boat for Portland. He
has decided TO open the hotel for the
season, commencing on Monday next.
Alex. Gilbert. OF this city. has the priv
lege OF furnishing liquid refreshments.
The Holiday property Is one of the
inest on the coast, and there are those
who have ceased visiting the beach
'ince the hotel closed two years ago,
when Mr. Maiin was It's manager
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.