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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-09-05


From Brook Park, rs the station on the
Eastern at Pokcgama lake has recently
been chriStcncd, and the mills southeast
of llinckley come reports that the fatali-
ties there were more than had been sup
posed j. ID. Markham of Rush City. who
owned the town site, knows tina: there
were ll3 settlers at or near that point
Mondays reports showed 2S of the num-
ber to be dead, but rumor has increased it
to between 80 and GO. Mr.. Markham,
Judge Nethaway and n small party made
their way in there on a hand car from
Hinckley with n tent and a supply of pro
visions, and from them no direct report
has yet been received. Parties will go out
from Pine City across the country to
Brook Park by team to aid in the work
at that point.
1t is known, however, that the Eastern
got train through therc from the south
| but il could not come farther on account
| of the destruction of n 80 foot trcstle Just
| out OF the town toward IIinckloy.
The Great Northern, however. got n
construction train into IIinckley over tho
| Duluth and will work both ways from
| that point. The Duluth Is open and Is
| operating all its trains
At Pine City every branch of the relief
| moved along smoothly. There was an
| abundance of provisions and shelter, in
| cluulng JO national guard tents The sup
ply OF bedding was ample, and there was
| no lack of medicine and medical attend
| ance.
J. p. Jackson secretary of the asso-
slated charities of st. Paul, arrived to
represent the citizens of that city. Mr..
| Shannon of Duluth, from the relief com
mission appointed by Governor Nelson.
| was among the arrivals II. y. Hart and
| Bishop Gilbert carried on the work of reg
istration of refugees, adding 80 to the list
| of 30 made before and representing in all
probability 400 people. They ask only
| for transportation and enough money tC
carry them to their friends
This includes the class that had no real
property interests in Hinckloy and whose
| property, personal or real, has been en-
tirely destroyed. 1t is simply question
of beginning life over, and they prefer t
do IL elsewhere than at the point associat
/ cd with such terrible memories.
There remains an immense amount Of
labor in caring for those who remain Il
start again in life, but 1t is in the
hands of efficient men, and tho city au
thorities are heartily cooperating, so tha
there is every prospect that the work o
| relief will be carried to the end along tn,
| same methodical and systematic lines OIL
| which 1t is now being pursued. TIL,
needs are great, but they promise to b
! empty met
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-09-05

PINE CITY, Mimi, sept. 5.-Buried at
Hinckley and vicinity, 225.
At Sandstone, 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
TO TEST SOUTHERN COAL.

Cruiser Montgomery WIN Experiment
With Coal Mined In the South.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a. Orders have
been issued to the Montgomery, direct
ing that vessel to reach Mobile, Ala. i,
on Nov. 20. She will afterward cruise
in the Gulf of Mexico for the purpose
of making tests of coal mined in the
southern states. The navy department
intends making Key West coaling
station sufficiently large to accommo-
date ships cruising in its vicinity, as
coaling In the Caribbean sea is expen a.
i've.
Secretary Herbert has notified south
ern coal men that tests will be made by
the Montgomery Of all coal that may
be delivered free at Mobile, Pensacola
or Key West in quantities of not less
than 100 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
A Wild IRISHWONAN.
She 1nvades a Christian En-
deavor Meeting In Ohio.
WOMEN ARE TERROR STRICKEN.

Only "A Few Men Are Present and They
Stand Aside and Give the Crazy
Woman Full sway-After Taking
ried Out by Police.
STUEBENvILLE Oct 24.-A sensational
and dramatic occurrence happened Mon
day night at meeting of the Christian
Endeavor societies of this city at the
Second Presbyterian church.
Honora Dohoney it middleaged
Irish woman and Catholic. She has
become partially demented lately owing
to exposure and drink, having kept a
saloon In Nineveh, rough portion of
the town, where she was, because of her
physical proves, the queen of the Irish
miners living around. She never called
on anybody to assist her to "firea I'M
ruly men from her saloon and it has fire.
quently required six policemen to handle
her. No one or two policemen ever had
sufficient nerve to arrest her. Her repu-
tation is known to all in this city.
She visited the city and seeing decora-
tons outside the door. the yellow and
white colors of the Christian Endeavor
society. yelled American Protective
association and Orangemen, I'll make
them go" and into the church she bolted
and up the aisle. The women with
blanched faces began to flee to another
part of the church and the few men
present were afraid of the crazy woman.
After cursing them and daring them to
fight for five minutes, the police ap-
peared and she was hauled out of the
church kicking and struggling.
The Endeayorers who had been inter-
rupted in their devotional exercises sang
"Safe in the Arms of Jesus and offered
up prayer because of their deliverance
from harm.
Honora had started in to upset the fur
niture when arrested. She will proba-
bly, be sent TO the asylum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
HUNTING THE DOODLE.
Officers After the Money Stolen
by Virginia Robbers.
PLOTTED BY ONE OF THE GANG.

Pinkerton and Two Officers Take searcy
It 10 Believed That the Prisoner
Will Reveal to Them the Hiding
Place of the Money.
WASHINGTON. Oct. PA special from
Fredericksburg, Va, gives the follow
ing details of the movements of the
supposed train robber. G. j, Searcy, and
officers in search of the money stolen
from the train at Aqua creek:
The bandit is neither confined in Stat
ford county Jail or the Fredericksburg
prison. but at shutdown Monday was
taken to the bridgetender's house at
Aqua creek, near the scene of the
holdup. He Is In the custody of Robert
A. Pinkerton, armed with Winches-
ter; Sergeant Burlington of this city
and Commonwealth Attorney w. H.
White.
That point was reached after miles of
detour and all indications would seem
to give support to the belief that Pink
erton and his party are on hunt for
the treasure stolen from the express and
supposed to be buried. Searcy's man.
ner and speech SHOWS that treaty has
been entered into between them.
Searcy was taken from the Jail here
and placed in carriage. He was hand
cuffed to Superintendent Pinkerton. In
the carriage was basket filed with
enough provisions to last the party for
two days. A brief stop was made at
Brennocks station and the trip was re-
sumed to Stafford Court House.
The correspon dent asked Pinkerton
the object of the excursion.
The time is not ripe" he replied,
.'but there will be interesting develop
ments later on"
The party left Brennock's station
without locking up their prisoner in the
Stafford county Jail. From all that
could be learned Searcy is taking Pink
erton and his associates to the spot near
the Virginia line at Midland where it is
laid that the thousands stolen from the
express car were buried.
1t now seems that only three men
we're engaged in the train robbery by
information gathered today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
THE CASH SHOWS UP.

Money Alleged to Have Been Stolen
Found ON Shelf.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Oct. 24,-Much
surprise was exhibited last night when
the assignee OF A. P. PETER, who made
an assignment last Friday, due as PETER
claimed to his having been robbed of
$4,000 the day before, discovered the
missing money on shelf behind box
Of shoes. Inasmuch as there were indi-
cations thar the window had been pried
open and as PETER claimed stoutly to
having put the money in the drawer,
the affair is very mysterious. The
money will be included in the assets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24

January.

January.
A LEGGED man, who gives the name
of Mike Shields, was arrested al Middle
town, o., on suspicion and brought
here. He says that he found Morgan
field lying in ditch near St. Bernard
with broken leg and took him to Far
mer Geisen's HOME. Conductor Hill
who collected fares from Morganfeld
and Searcy will be here tomorrow to
Identify Morganfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
Sale of Trottine Horses.

CHICAGO, Oct. "a. -Bery's eighteenth
annual sale of trotting horses opened
with 800 head on sale. About rs head
were sold, the top price being for Count
Wittas, record 2:e5, for $1,000. The
next best sale was for Flash, brood
mare by Nutwood, record 2:1Sa. for
$3.50. Prices ruled low, but there was
TN active movement from first to last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24

Beautiful figured dress prints, 1ze yard re
Beached canton flannel at ne yard
Unbleached canton flannel at re yard
Yard wide beached domestic, yards for SOC
Dark figured and striped percal fast coors &C yard sold
elsewhere at re.
Amoskeag dress gnghams SC yard worth 7Hc.
1914 beached sheeng, 8c yard
Figured and striped sateens, &C yard worth nc
Dotted and stripped in all coo hanneets, very pretty Ioc
Fancy figured and bocaded ungs dark colors quite new
II nc yard cheap at y &c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
piphtheria and Typhoid F.ver R.gins

FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 24.-Diphtheria
and typhoid fever are raging in this city
and several parts of the country. So far
there have been about SO cases OF diph-
liberia. eight cases dying in the early
stage Of the epidemic. Physicians now
do not hope for an abatement of the
disease till the fall rains ast in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
New Lands Open.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi. Oct. 24.-Notics
has been received at the United States
landoffice here from the interior depart
ment that the plat of Township No. $50
of range 81, west of the fifth principal
meridian OF Minnesota, was filed, and
that on and after today applications for
entry will be received at the landoffice
here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
SIX Men Injured.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 24.-Six men were
buried under tho ruins Of an old build
ing on Bridge square and all badly in
jured, two fatally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-24
WIhh MEET THE TIDES

An exceptional demands exceptional sacrifices
Now is the time to buy your Carpets and Furniture. The
largest and most complete stock of Bedroom Dining
and Paror Sets brought to Arkansas which will be sold
at remarkably low prices
Call and be convinced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
RIVER NEWS

The Altoona will be up from Portland
this afternoon with heavy lOad Of
freight making fine showing. She
will return 10 Portland al 7;45 Friday
morning.
The ShaYer let for Portland this
morning one day late.
The Hogue, now plying 90 the Yam,
hill, is so0D 10 be transferred 10 the
upper Willamette IN exchange with
the Shaver.
The ModOe Will be oh the ways IN
abouLa week, all repaired ready for
service.
The Eugene came up from Portland
last night She went ~ CORVALLIS this
morning, returning tonight, aud goes
10 Portland tomorrow morning
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
PERSONALS.

Hon. David Craig, Of Macleay, Is IN
the city.
A. S. Auterson, Of Woodburn, was 8
Salem visitor today.
Carl Dentor went 10 Albany today
on musical business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Gilbert and child
went to WoOburn this afternoon.
Hon. w. II. Hobson returned from
Portland last night, en- route home.
DIR. Shorey aud Marshal Beach, Of
Woodburn, were Salem visitors today.
l.. Il. Mckinney, the grain dealer,
returned from Albany this afternoon,
T.. M. Croisan was in Oregon City
today, going down on the afternoon
train.
Louis Vierani was a passenger for
Portland this afternoon, where he will
visit for few days.
Mrs. II. A. Miller, Of Oregon city, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. q. 4. PEBBLES.
She will remain ia the city during the
week.
While q. NJ. Parmeter IL visiting In
California, Frank f. 1'oeves presides ~
Librarian at the /. o. +. +. reading
rooms.
Misses Jessie, and Rose Martin, Of
Dayton, Oregon, are IN the city, guests
Of their aunt, Mrs. Hlnville, Of North
Commercial street.
Mrs. II. NJ. Messick aud daughters
left this afternoon, for their home IN
kentucky, whence Rev, Messick has
preceded them.
Miss Alma Wagner is sIfirriDg from
a severe attack Of exposure to poison
oak and il compelled to drop her uni.
versily studies for the present.
Mrs. &. T.. Phillips, Of Portland, t..
d " brought her little daugter to Sa-
lem TO attend The school for the mute.
This m Ikes So inmatss nov at that In
stltutiOn.
John Redmond, one n ths good al
round men Of our ely has taken a plao e
a. mptorman on the c1nsOIid ited elec-
tric line. He is a trustworthy man,
and will make an accommodating mon
on the lire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.


bltyDhf1s
Mr.. NIL. Jones mother visited here
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Is. Erwin, ~ Silver
ton, and Mrs. a. l.. Perkins were the
guests Of u. X. Shaw sunday.
DR.. Reynolds WIS called 70 zee little
Elsie Jones Monday, who ls VERY low
with typhoid fever.
Geo. Massey's spent Sunday with
Mrs. Massey's brother IN Clackamas
county.
NannIe Basbor relulno w. Albany
after two weeks visit with her sister.
VIM. Hoover had business IN Salem
Saturday
II. sayage's parents spent Sunday
with him.
VIM, Hoover dlncd with Mrs. H's.
sister west of town Sunday.
Quite number Of our citizens at
tended the social hop at VIM. Jones
on Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Hldlnger aud Walker we're
doing carpenter work for r. IT, Clark
near Salem the last Of the week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

a divorce Was gfanteg Lone 8um
hom Claus Gnm, awarded plainUH
custody ~ all minor cbildrsu,
Tho claim VI A. y, Tooys, fof t2l,
ssalpsi seth a. Hammer, asalgnes fgl
H. y simon, ius0lgsDi Bas allowed,
la lhs oase " the salem Wstsr 30.
W, y, N Cooper ~ o., . suii ~ perfect
tiile. lhs motion slGkipg oyt pslis "
amended eomplaipi sas sustsinsd,
fahies iook lesys ~ smsgd uDiil sst,
unIay
b 4 Mitchell "A a., 30 a basb snd
fb1F hglmsuI y easg lp fguiiy is siill
ou ulsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
WAS A TRUTHFUL MURDERER.
Jack 0nfin Was Owen Three
chaneea For Life.

ChanceB for Lie
The Portland Telegram says some
strange and interesting reminiscent
tales are told now and then by mem
bers Of the police force ut the central
police station during the dogwatch, IN
the dark, quiet hours of the night,
when they are awaiting some dob" TO
call them hence.
"Dld you ever hear Of Jack Grimm
asked a new member few nights ago.
mo never; what about hIm?"
"Well, he was the first man Iudlclally
hanged IN YambIll county" COntin-
uing, the new member said:
"Gps little more than thirty years
ago that we had no higher courts than
justice courts In the Interior Of Oregon.
and Jack Ohfiin was tried before n
Yambill county justice, near Lafayette,
for killing Il rancher IN quarrel. The
justice happened 10 have been q scho jl-
mate Of Jacks, and when the prisoner
was brought before the court. the JUS
tlce said:
Jack, my boy, I'm burned sorry to
see you In slch scrape. We've been
10 school tergether, and you've always
been on the square In marbles and
swappln' Jack-knlves. I can't believe
you're guilty. What do you plead?"
"'Jedge, answered Jack Il must say
I'm guilty.
"Tbe justice rubbed bis stubby beard
few seconds, and, looking directly
Into Jacks eyes, said: IN give you
another chance. Are you guilty or not
guiItyp
"'I told you once before I'm guilty.
impaiientIy responded the prisoner.
Z" Now, Jack, my boy, always be.
llcve 10 giving man three chances for
his life. III ask you the third time
are you guilty or not guilty? This II Il
Gaze Of murder 10 the frat degree, II It's
anything at ALL
Bother yOuW said Jack, didn't ]
tell you I'm guilty. What are you
foolin' around fof? Crack your whip
and 20 ahead
'The justice stared inlently vi his
scbOOlmate few minutes, his eyes
meanwhile hlllng with moisture. Al
length he pronounced the sentence,
saying.
80 Jack, you're the durndest fol
ever saw, I'd never thought II Of you
" you'd pleaded not guilty, you'd been
II free maDj but the law WON'T allow me
10 give prisoner mOre'n three chances
for his life. II IL the Judgment Of this
court that you be- cbOked 20 death, IN
front " this eabin, with rope arOun'
your neck, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
mOTDiD' for IN bays no mercy on your
soul or burned foolish carcass
"At the appointed time Jack was
Swung into eternity from y crudsly
e0Dsti uelsd sealiOld erected during ibe
preceding night This IL alleged 10 be
an episode NJ historical record IN Yam.
blll county, Tbs galIows Was not ~.
moved for slx months after tho sEeeu
ton, aud neither WAS Jacks white
SLOUGH eOwb0y bat, which be deHaDtly
naDg On the boards just ~ the Dooss
was being placed about bis neck,
Superstition, VI that ugs, kept the
people from loDeblDg ibs bat, Nov,
though, u n curiosity IN the Lafay.
fitf Town uuseuuH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

SUfr no RECOygH.-- The w. w.
Kimball Co., corporation, commenced
an action against l.. ". McMabgn for
the recovery Of a plano leased 10 him
on December 10, 1891, or for the sum oi
1915, the value thereof II II cannot be-
delivered, for t225 damage for the de-
tentlon Of the piano, for go llquloated
damages for the breach Of said lease
contract, for expenses incurred IN
travelling and endeayorIng 10 collect
the rent without suit, which are about
S25, and for g75 attorneys fees and costs
and disbursements.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
HOWL Thlal

We offer One Hundred DDllaV ~
ward fOT aDylcabs u calauh that can -
not be cured by liAlys CAiaffb Cure,
y, !, CHEAEY ~ On, Toledo.
We, the undeTslKDed have known v,
J, Cheney for the last ~ yeafs, aud DO.
lieye him perfectly bOuorRbie IN "a I
business transactions hna financially
able ~ carry out my obligations made
ny lhelf hfn,
West A. Truap, Wb0lesHle DruRRlsis,
Toledo, q, Wgldlp0, KlDnaD n Mar
VIZ, WbOlssals DfuRRlsis, Toledo, q.
Halls iaisfTl Cufe is taken Inter
pallyi acting directly upon The blOOd
ADd mucous suTiaes ~ ibs system. 1'es
uH0Dlalh seDi ffns, Ffiae 76e, psT bot.
to- fsOld by sll druggists,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Use GOLD DUST Gour
2ltIi
Election Bets.

In all the history Of general elections
there was probably never 80 little bet
ting done In Salem ~ this year.
Whether II was on account Of the hard
times, or because everybody was cer-
tain Of the result makes little difference,
the money did not change hands. r..
n Flagg lost " on Hill IN New York.
Henry Kundret and George Meyers
each put up an ilI.fated ~" on Estee
Ia California. Charley MOOrca won
some socks and gallusses, while John
Wright was the lucky winner Of 10
cents worth Of fresh fish. Several
Democrats were blulied out Of betting
1n Budd and now no doubt wish they
had had a little mUre nerve. Every
body seems 10 have had very ~.
lie enthusiasm, all because the great
landslide was sure thing. IL was dif.
fsult 10 raise the money for telegraphic
bulletins aud the small crowds out on
Tuesday night ~ hear lhe returns was
very tame, No noise Was made over
the greatest yletou's and ue,er was
there 80 liltle ddDhiug aDd carousing
after an election,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1894
COAL, COAL.

If you are In heed Of coal Of any
kind call on US and get our prices, 10
either car lots or by the single ton. We
handle the following we'll known coal,
which we will sell cheaper than you
can buy In POrtland:
Newcastle" "Wellington, ENG.
lish Channel and Penn. AMI hracite. F"
We sell on close margin and will give
you bargain If you want coal. Tele-
phone No. IA.
J. l.. MITCHELL d Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
80. Qalek ana Easellgs

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

ANOTHER SHIPMENT The Ladies
Bazaar has just received another ship
ment Of fur capes, In Monkey,
Opposum, AstrachaD, Wool Seal,
French COoney and others which they
are selling at prices lower than ever.
Those who are waiting will do well to
call early and select sizes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

nH lhulsdsg hulfnliW a Hill
HlHu y Hiwslg sl0if ~ all viuulaisal
s'lfpi pp ihp Nmihfaai saHlfY ~ piH
Hifinlsl Hna fWIf aimH lAf HNek
a Hil nfs 900 nfH N'ssf iNf R'alas
> ll si M slla Nbssp iYf nssb 7 Souls
tlUall sgilill , isli HmHul ~ psiIpe
80 lNm ihf ppia|p ~ fslspU 800.
hfHid
ihp MnQhYHtb,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

NtiBEift NAJHIED, a. ths Tss,
l9snoe ~ Nf HDg AfH, 1sOTks ha
isii, brAf Whlissksf, "Wednesday.
hpyssiifl " ihyl, Nlss JDsspllhs
hmifH ~ Mg EsTHsHi MRlblau,
Rev asDfEs hsDby DhiaRiiDK,
JA/Ek Hhltsth A. tbs G0ok
llvis sslsU, November Y, isgj, ~
" , bgiKbi, jgsllgs Jslsn ssd "
lB. hAlblH,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

RISo Dem BELLs.-Erosty Price II
out with new delivery wagon for the
strong bakery, and has shown the
public how 10 mount bells Ia the true
Russian style, for he has an arch Of
them covered with bear skin bowed
over the hames Of his steed. Henry
knows how 10 get there behind horse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

ron, How SWEET AND TEBDER, ,"--
4 young married lady was heard " re-
mark yesterday morning while eating
her breakfast. No wonder, the meat
she was eating WIS purchased at T., g..
Cross Best quality for Least money
there,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

NV YORR, hOy y. The gnosr
islpty shout tbs boafd ~ Aldsfnifa
gRs removed ibis afternoon w tbs
I'0lles Isi1fgs, which Kiys tlls ltspsbll,
eans ~ opi " ~ gsWi,sfs fbe boafd
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

NEW SOcIETY.-rhe young peoples
society Of the German Baptist church
which was organized last month had
Its first meeting on Tuesday evening.
The work done IL very encouraging.
Fifteen dollars was raised for purchas-
Ing books for the society. Eighumore
members Joined,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

COMPErlTDs2-NO, we do not meet
competition but IL tries 10 meet Us,
IL fails on both goods and prices, We
keep no light weight mill feed In stock,
aud our prices are always d shade the
lowest on all lines Of feed, Gall aud see
Brewster a. White, ~ Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

AN ATTORNEY's WILT will
Of Attorney VIM Henry johnson, de
ceased, Of WoodbuTn, was today filed
for probate. II appoints his wife,
Emma johnson, sole executrlx, and
wills her all bis property except his law
library, which goes 70 his son James &.
Johnson and his adopted son Chas. d.
H. johnson.