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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
IMPORTANT CASE IN EQUITY.
The Salem Water Company Trying 70
Perfect a Title.

Perfect Title.
The case % the Salem Water Cp. ".
d. ". Cooper. r. a. Cooper, Cooper,
wh.alden. & Co., Salem Consolidated
street Railway Co, Northwest Loan
and Trust Go. and +. p. Mccormack,
trustee, defendeDts, now pending BE-
fore Judge Hewitt 10 Department No.
? Of the circuit court, hss the surface
indications Of being case % more than
ordinary interest and importance. A
disclosed by plaintiffs complaint com
plant the cause Of the suit is a mistake
that by some inadyertsnce crcpt into
grant from d. VI. Cooper and wife 10
the plaintiff, dated the lsih day Oi
February 1881. Tue plaintiff claims to
have paid Cooper sDd Cooper, Wheal-
den & Go. on that date, the equivalent
II So 90 for the Grswold Water
Works situated on block - and ~
block 20. There was al hat time and
is now a valuable wa;er power On
block IS, and at the time of said sale,
and a. q part Of the consideration r.:
the 1900, Cooper, Wbealden & 90.
greed and coyensnted tn furnish the
JlaiBtif all the water power then, and
nat might thereafle. he required or
necessary to run and operate its water
EOrks. aud in their grant made these
agreements aud covenants perpetual
shsrge and incumbrance on block IS
nd tie ! Of block 80, but by some
alstaze the surveyor described the
.rOperty as block 81 and Of block
IS. II IL to correct this alleged mistake
nat the suit il brought. Since 1881,
block IS and east Of block IS, passed
into the possession Of our interesting
.Jwnsman Thomas Holman who,
lar or two since, sOid the vest Of
..cA IS to the Salem Consolidated
s.Ge-t Railway Co. The correction Of
.uis alleged mistake only seems to a.
f.c. the Salem Consolidated Street
Railway Co. and it, mortgage, who
sill claim to he innocent purchasers Of
he west 7 of block IS. and hence not
DOuEd by the agreement and covenants
IN the Cooper deed. The importance
of the controversy will appear, when it
/. known that the plaintiff requires all
Of the water power available aud are
Liable as the city grows TO require more,
and its only security il tIe properly
pledged 10 the Cooper deed. To dupli-
:ate the power now furnished by the
owners Of block IS aud the east Of
block 80, it would require 10 cords Of
wood per day, winch at g. p cord
would amount to $3.50 per day or
$sZl250 a year, quite a neat sum 0f
money, and it is desired by the plaintiff
that none Of the property liable for the
expense Of keeping up this water power
should escape from the contract.
This important case IL in the hands
Of cry Attorney II. J. Bigger, the
water cOmpany's attorney, who IL as
sisted by Richard Williams Of Portland.
The court has granted them until the
Both inst.tO file au amended complaint
They are working hard 10 place their
client, the Salem Water 60. ia posses,
sion Of their rights a. claimed. Mr.
Bigger is one ofthe younger members
Of the bar, but has the confidence Of
bis cllents, aud with the able assistance
of Mr. Williams Will carry his case 10
victory II that can be done with the
conditions and facts Ia the shape they
are found,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Plxing for Winter

sifest Commissioner Culger has quite
a crew ~ men and teams busy clean
iBg up the busiaess streets fof winter
When Ibis work 10 d0ne our cily viii
be la pretty good shsps fof the sp.
preaching season 0foold apd fsiD, all ex'
eepi some very p0Of sldesalks iu differ.
eut parts " t0gn, aud eyen these have
bsen Bxed up some this fsll 30 sw
bndRes baye been buill thls yesf bat
the old opes have sll ueep plaeea Ia q
good siaie " fepsif The r0uuIy roads
ieaalpg ~ ihe oliy ale eYep better thsp
usual ~ tbls lims NJ tbe yesf, Rpd
mspy mlles ~ pesly RfaFelsl road
way vii he appreciated Wy ihe county
peDp.s. no s0rk done 0H iAp lned
lesGluR SOUTH VI ihe eIly ls Due sAmpls
0i ihe hppenls ~ be afugpd ~ ilp sRi
iailpp fpf better lUsds i.el ihefp bp
muls l0a9 mtelipRp ihls sipipf aud
ile peDpls Hill Asgs Hg occasion tg 90
Hfpi a faifm hAs d0pp hri psni lilr
eia'ly Dn ihf npa rusda bVlll ihls ypaf
Hpa hlll continue ie d0 s0 lhe hfsi
Investment rHlfn properly Nsnfls esR
nlakp b ~ Aaalsl ili almtH ~ gpl NJ
ihp ~ spa suiply lbe pUauesE go
nilllHR a. ~ iusli absle ioHslas ihs
dpslisd 900
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
MORE LIBERTIEIsM.
Another Young Salem Man in Trouble
For Bad Morals.


Saturday morning early the city
police made discos cry Of some despi.
cable work being done by a young
man named John Reef. 1t seems he
enliced a sixteen year old daughter Of
Robert David into his room for i'm
moral purposes. Mr.. David is hard.
working man, employed in the saw
mills Of the Capital Laundering COM
pany, and has a respectable family in
South Salem. He made complaint
against Reef Saturday afternoon, on
charge Of taking the girl away from
home without the consent Of her
parents. The culprit's bail was fixed
by Recorder Eies at $1,000, and in de-
fault was lodged 10 Jail. His examina-
tion takes place this aftern ION st
o'clock.
Reef IL painter, and Is said to b.
partner ~ the man who was recently
accused of similar offences about Que Of
our state institutions. IL seems they
are low down pair and the sooner the
city IL freed from such an element the
better it will be for the condition Of 80
ciety. Salem has always borne a good
name morally, and that good name
should be maintained at all haz ,rds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
HEAR THIS !!
KELLER & SONS
MAKE A sPEcIALTY or
PICTURE FRAMlHG,
Latest styles 10 mouldlngs,

A 6ERlOUs JOKK. Ffed q, Cole
who works la the q. ~ Lansing
nursery, east ~ iowp, came ~ the oiiy
last eyeniHg With hofss apd cart %
etiegd church, he lied his apimal ip
Fopt NJ tbe bspiisl obpTeb, Rpd shsp
the service sAs ogsr oD o0mlng 0ui be
found ile hRlief bad beep uubpekl lsd
ena ihe horse biih ihe caii Was gone
a ffAFoh Was made bat po trace could
he hDuRd, About midplght ihs bolse
eanlp h0ge minus hafness aDd cart
1hs qusilon 10 how did u paopTi EN
IDENTIFY SONS oRe uptled ihe aplmsl fof
ihe puIps@s " slsslipg ibe bsfnfss
sgd eaIi ~ iof . JOSS Apy ipf3rmsr
uQp lssalng ~ lne fee0gely " ibs lNsi
pTopsTiy slll bf appfeelsisd w Ar
sanslpg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

FINED FOR TREsPAss. This morn
ing Andrew Zslinskey was srrsIgned
before Justice johnson for trespassing.
He was accused by J. F. Johnson, pri-
vate prosecutor, Of hunting with a gun
on his premises, and the justice gave
him the lowest fine Of SIS and costs,
being SIS all told. The prosecuting at
torney conducted the case and defend.
ant plead guilty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
THE LATEST
Below are a Few More If Our
Prices.

Below are a Pew More If Our
Prices.
New crep Lilly corn just arrived.
Try our Sc toilet soap.
600 lbs. elegant prunes just arrived.
Try our l5c bams.
Salt salmon lbs. for 25 cents.
We have the bert and cheapest zante
euTrants.
Fresh eitron orange and lemon peel.
Fresh Taisins, figs and nuts.
New buckwhoat, corn meal and
graham.
Our best family SavOn Is the best
Laundry soap.
Good value tea SOC 10.
Best cider vinegar, per gallon 2Oc.
Try q keg Of our s5c pickles.
Arm & Hammer brand soda 4lb for
25c.
Space prevents continuing the list,
bot all our prices correspond with the
above. Give Us a trial. We are not
here for day only, but hope TO save
our patrons coin for years to come.
JOS. CLARK,
100 Court street.
A. T.. FsDT II rTr11- A. a -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

ABOUT Wool. -ThOs. Kay, OF tue
woOlen mill, today went to Albany
and will visit Waterloo and Browns
vile before returning, His company
contemplates removing from Waterloo
10 the Salem mills a mammoth steam
wool washer, capable Of cleaning 5000
pounds per day They also expect TO
increase the securing facilities Of these
mills aud make Salem wool centre
by buying handling aud storing large
quantities here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
COAL, COAL

IfyOu are 10 reed Cf coal Of any
kind call on us and get eur rflees, 10
either esr lots or by the single ton. We
handle the following well known Goa,
which we will sell cheaper than you
can boy 10 Portland:
.NeWcastle." Wellington" Eng
Iish Channel" and Penn. Ami hracite.
We sell on close margin snd will give
you a bargain IL you want coal Tele-
phone No. II.
J. L. MITCHELL & Go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
0OLD pusT deul lhs Ls.l. Ln


Danger "a hsa-
a skipper bad taken oD q green farm,
~ lad lpsf leiHs saiilug Tho rural
yppib ba1 snrp chipping HoF yot had
hls pyfs hleld s4lps pBYe nuly fhe 0as
ppm which he fpuud himsnlf tuhaTknd
~ HHb hDWryeI famillul Win ihs yil
laRg lifg nngf hia 0Np bDuio, aud ~ an
lpe SLOPE ihsi Nblph mlai delighted
blin Has ihf Dnn in ihe Nluduw 0i
bhloh Hffe sh0Np lsgs ~ eolWpd llquld.
aiid lhe lniHflW N which Contained a
ilaasplppmllse f'da fountain Gbe 6sst
plkhi oyi Nlp lsG bplug 30 duiy, sAs
RaslnH oFeF ihp haB nuf ipi0 iAe dark
ness Hhep he saB neaI az hand iwo
flraiilAN lpiilH0ss RlDbHs ~ e0llg, uns
fiefn tlle plhnI led hushluR laeh to
lhs slipptl hs sailed npi 1snlndly
hsyi esPA 1w lsiiaT ipm ihe rhlg
slHpHa Wee Rpiiln duluei noa, 4
aluK sllan he0 yQfk Heoosder
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
TIE LOCAL RESUME.

The magnificent fall weather contin.
ues.
Salem is the best business town In
Oregon.
II you want TO be an alderman now
is the time to be-loOking after the mat
ter.
A marriage license was today issued
to J. F, LOwery, with Cyrus Metcalf as
wItEess.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Notice.

On and after this date the public is
notified not 10 give Henry Sterling
any order intended for the Willamette
Dray Line, nor pay him for any work
all ready done, as be Is not In my EN-.
ploy Louie Reisnor 10 driver Of the
Willamette baggage wagon aud will
promptly M any orders. Call III cor
ner Red Front drugstore.
II. Il. RYAs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

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lsilsg his islbu lpbp lisi ~ ips
fsd hlls ssuin N mNni ssF lfAdelsd ,
p'fshsnl psng lufsdsy eYfplnF
AlalH n NJ inp Hashhpll0aa y0ppE
lelplf ssihelfa iu and msdf ihp hrsli
pl iAr g0lHa s9lilfi Flsi lbs lanplf
up lbslf sif ngisa ~ ihHlf h'splisNls
a,ls sHa msae Rwd ihel ispVlsilNH
nu ibls NHsfl0p a fuF plfafani 800
nlns sss bsa. iselnliHF gpslp elH.
FsisHilNul eif
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
LILY KING Is FINED.
A Familiar Pace in Recorder Edes'
Court ARain.


Everybody ia Salem vas under the
belief that the capital city bad forever
Lost as one Of its inhabitants the
notorious Lily King, Of Peppermint
Flat. She was CONSTANTLY up before
police court on some charge or another
until about a year ago, when she sud.
denly disappeared from view. At that
time the fair Lily OF the valley brought
complaint against one Ira Green, be
fore Recorder Edes, and when sum-
mOned as prosecuting witness had
skipped the town. The case was
dropped aud that was the last heard Uf
her until today. Immediately upon
hearing Of her return she was brought
before Judge Edes, charged with con.
tempt Of court, for instituting q proceed.
ing involving the city in eOsts and then
falling to appear. She was today fined
SIS for said contempt and discharged.
That is 8 good way to encourage this
class Of residents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
DOLLS.
Have you seen
the new stock OF
DOLLS
at Dearborn's
Book Store.
RIVER NEWS.

The Altona went down this morn
Ing.
Steamer Hpag will De up from lower
river points tonight.
The Eugene came up last night with
a few shingles and some lumber and
proceeded on her way to Albany. She
returns this evening or tomorrow
morning.
The steamer AOdOc will soon be re-
paired and will be placed on the upper
Willamette route ia connection With
the steamer HOag.
The river is gradually falling, and, II
II does not rain soOD, will soon reach
the summer stage which will make il
difficult for any but the light craft
boats, Eugene and Hoag, TO reach
Saiem.
UP-In quality and away down In
price IL the clothing, hats and notions
q. w. johnson a. son las for sale. The
best Of mackintOshes at the very low
est price.
Never fails-GOld Dust Hour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

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10 pH in y ana aHpks aV nei ealf sNF
hwn nesl lHlnH ~ fsfii sHa leniii
- ih,iaf inssis lpp gel " iifssl fHll
ehssf sHs ~ llai nHnasg alpAil aHa
ilelphy lfH ibe ngiuiHfss ~ ihlf
alaliWfni
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Y. N. c. A. Prayer Service.

The coming week is opened by the
Young Mems Christian association
throughout the world as special week
Of prayer. In accordance with their
custom the local association has ar
ranged 10 hold special meetings during
the week. On Monday evening there
will be q half hour prayer meeting held
for active members held IN the assOcia
ton parlor This meeting Will begin
al o'clock and Will DO led BY M Wig.
gins Tuesday evening special meeting
for gymnasium and athletic members
will be held. TINS meeting viii begin
al $50 O'Clock aud viii be led by the
secretary. on Wednesday evening a
song seryiee, led Ny Mr. H. =. Gile,
will be held At D O'Clock, on Friday
evening at . O'Clock general meeting
0i membsrs viii be held, a. tbis meet.
log some u the pastors 0f the city viii
be- Invited 10 speak. u ID earnestly
hopsd ibat a. many memLeTs as pls'
slble viii attend these mseiings,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

hEcEsT ARRiyAis.-ChOloest an.
ehoyies saTdeiles, imported Swiss cheese
and cream brick cheese, all the Tafest
dslleaelss Ia their line at John q.
Wnghps Pioneer groeeFy store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

FUSERAL.-A son aud daughter Of
or. Bailey who recently arrived Ia
Fast Salem have arrived from Denver,
~ attend the funeral, which will take
plaee tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Ksllaway viii ofiieisle aud the burial
viii take place ~ Rural cemetery,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Embargo Extended.

BERLIN, Nov. l2.-Bavaria, Saxony
and Wurtemburg are about to prohibit
the importation Of American cattle and
meat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

CTT foLIIis,-Claud Catch will
be Halem's neat mayor aud ~, ~,
Edes viii bs the JeeDrdsT, asa two
good oiiieIals viii thus sueoesd them,
selves, The question that nov seems
~ be w0Uyipg tbs city politicians ls,
sh0 will be the neat maFshalY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

lwo DHffHFsT THRGs saying
10 0ns ibipR spd aplpg 10 sp0ibsT, Tbf
sslfW sisan lsgedfy % doing sEselly
a. u HdfsHlsss dolng lbs Lnsi lsup
~ sofh ihsi b deDe ip EslsH snd a
ihe lpWssi pnoe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
THE FAIR Tor bargains,
II You Want

FISH smsli, catfish of salmon.
POULTRY The best chickens on
earth ~ " Dsgiaop's market,
Count slTest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

h0psD OYRR " A. Muhslt VA
brought ff0m hilyeFlgn 10 the county
jail ~ awsli the action NJ ibe grand
lpfy nsSl February, Dc presented and
bsq eashsd go urged DOiss ~ Ca0l
ldgp 4 MOI lslps's bauk slib ibs sl,oys
rOuafq qusuHrs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Safe, Quick and Effective.

The valuable curative properties ol
Allcock's Porus Plasters are due TO the
employment Of the highest medical
and chemical skill. They are purely
vegetable, aud In ingredients and
method have never been eaualled
safe, quick and effective ia their action
they do not burn or blister, but soOthe
and relieve while curing, and can be
worn without causing Inconvenience.
All other so-called Porous PlasteTs
are limitations, made to cell on the
reputation Of AllcOck's.
Bfandreth's Pills, the safest purga.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
New Advertisements.

I p. FISHER. Newspaper Advertising Agent
IL. q Merchants Exchange, San Francisco
Is our authorized agent This paper Is kept
on file in his ONCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Literature OF al
" kinds on sale at S25 Liberty street 4-5-ly
CARPET PAPER-Large tot OF heavy brown
" wrapping paper for raie cheap. Just the
thing for putting under carpets. Call 81 Jour.
nal once. II
rTNO EXCHANGE.-CiOod acre aud plated
J. property on Puget sound for property IN
Western Oregon. Address Journal once.
s-25tf
TNHE most perfect fttlng truss made. VIII
i hold rupture where all Others have
failed. For Eale by J. l.. Parrish, 90 Tapita.
street iO.Itf
Ii J. BIGGER Attol ney az law salem ore
III. gon. ONCE over bush's bank.
GTELLA SHERMAN. - TypewrIing ana
y commercial stenogIaphy, ONCE, room
II, Gray block. The best of work done al rea
sOnable rates. l2-26
DAPEks.- Portland, sacTAmenlo, usatile,
Il Tacoma and San Francisco papers on hals
~ Bennetts PostOfiee block
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
FOR RENT.

4 MY acre ifult aud nursery farm 10 q man
Win some experience Ia that line. Inquire
oi a. n FUTTEk,
luNH Corner state aud 2.ht, salem,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Earnishes
and the most complete stock OF
Brushes Of all Kinds i'm the
State. Artists Materials, Lime.
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
GEO. G. WILL.
DEALER IN

sLsinwAy, Knabe, WebbsT, Emer,
son aud other pianos.
storey A CLARK aud EaThen organs.
All hfsl class makes of sowiug ma,
chimes,
Smaller makes ~ musical lnstTu,
nepts aud supplies,
Genuine needles, Oh aud new paTts
f0f ali makes Of machines.
sewing machines aud organs "a
paired sDd cleaned
Two doois north n p0siOiiiee, salem
Oregon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

lil lbHAhb ~ iAs siff ~ The n,
ivLlieiq sslsll, hp1snl'tr b .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

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ssltailANs dlsaRneHblfRud Yrfg alul
Nl0p dlsfssf laas M sllfll NJ llesTuR
slsN fsUli tpYl faisllh. liai1is hsf
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lhf hliad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

1bf hislssmsp fubllsblpR 90 hsyr
lps siisollsd my sipet VI g'sids ! sili
nsks el0ibiuR ~ oldef % hgn pflne %
! glusi seiils slih Rly effdllgp
iilHlhalFlB,
Hs i0ulmrleal hl
Thanksgiving y e0plinE rfs = ,
MllleT, ihp Odd i'spi Hfatf
Alssys satisfactory nela ppsl apuf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

tuf fiAet Hillas Daa lsHi
pna9F i6q sisif silsei 3 lls pises ~
~ ~ HWa H'aHig u lgs pnnF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

iiai1e fllls fuie f0usllpsiign bJ
ifaiWlHH lalisisllle aNil0A NJ lils slf
HlsAlslf fhHai
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12
Shop,
CYRUS STEWART

has opened up shop po-,h q, -,
1outh aaiem, where be H. r,v.,.tss MI /,
ana repair All kinds % ess,fif,,'.ll ss,fssl % lnai,
palis, tubs, kegs, barrels an efs.., saeA !,
az. ~ oe-' seasoned stock used. Pris.a ;. ~
so.s, ----- sa,.t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

paq nspl VIaeflg slmolg lgllalss
il Hiilsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

Brandreth's Pills, the safest rurgA
tive known.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-12

Alvs,s satisfactory 900 Duo lap'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

the unfortunate men as could be
found were taken, the next day, to
the cemetery for burial, the immense
company that followed, returning to
the CITY in an excited mass, went to
the mayors Office and obliged him to
accompany them to the governors
house. The crowd became so men
acing at length that the mounted
Civil Guards had to charge upon
them with drawn sabres and fired in
to the air. Apart, however, from
tearing down the sign over the office
door of the company owning the
steamer, no harm was done.
OF course, Civil Guards, soldiers of
the line, gunboats and marines and
military engineers by the hundreds
are hurried to the scene Cabinet
meetings are held by Government
ministers in Madrid, and the country
waits breathless to see what will hap
pen next.
This mornings papers announce
that it has been decided by the Ma
drid government that what re
mains of the wreck must, with all
due precautions, be blown up without
delay, and every vestige of the danger
Gus elements be extingqished. All the
houses within $50 yards of the wreck
are to be vacated by their occupants
from six hours before to six hours
after the explosion, the exact time for
which will be announced twenty-four
hours in advance. That district will
be surrounded by a Gordon of soldiers
to prevent anyone from entering 1T
during The specified twelve hours, and
army tents will be provided for the
inhabitants thus driven for the day
from their homes, and the military
will see to it that no pillage occurs in
the vacated houses.
1t is a little singular that no an
nouncement is made by the experts as
to the likelihood of buildings suffer
ing damage from the explosion.
Probably, having no exact knowledge
of the amount of nitrO-glycerine that
has filtrated through the cargo and
the mass of wreckage, they simply
do not have the data on which to
base an opinion as to the force of the
explosion that they may be provoked
by the two or three cartridges of some
ten pounds of dynamite each, which
they propose to use.
Our mission house is well within
the danger limits, as drawn by the
Government, but we may hope that
as no material harm was done to us by
the last explosion, we will now es-
cape. At all events, it seems to be
the wisest course to have done with
the matter as soon as possible, as this
agony so long drawn out is becoming
almost unbearable to the inhabitants
of that unfortunate city.
WIN. II. GULICK.
San Sebastian, Spain, Mar. %, 1894.
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n. W., 10 spars, 1000 R. w. posts, 400
bales shingles.
The Kinau did not stop at Laups-
hoehoe on her up trip, much to the
relief of her passengers. This is step
in the right direction; let it always be
thnc
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