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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Willamette News.

The most important river news that
has been announced for some time was
made public this morning when the
information leaked out that Willard
HerTen had resigned his position as
agent Of the o. X. a N. at this point
aud Was shortly 10 go 70 Portland 10
hIl n more important aud lucrative
position with the same company Mr.
HeFren has been In Salem In this
capacity for number Of years and bias
made host Of friends who will be
sorry W zee him 90 but pleased 10 hear
Of bis advancement, lie IL succeeded
by Coy Powers, also we'll known Rs a
river man,
The work Of repairing the hOatipg
dock at the foot ~ State street viii
soon 10 commenced aud u is deHpllely
settled that by tns 10Th ~ neat
month tbs Oregon PaelAe viii hsys =
ins VI steamers 0f thslT own on the
Portland Salem Corvallis TuB,
The Atone lsft this mOTnlng for lbs
north With \ iair load VI passengers
snd Insight she slll plck ~ soms
fony t0Ds VI slTas ibls ulp, ths prop
sny W sbsisT A ClaTk F A lslslKhi,
lhs Assni formerly ~ ohaIge ~ this
Touls, sIdyse on. tbs steamer sitb sll
asesssAIy onies supplies foI ibe eom
psny 10 TsiuIns ibis aflflggon,
1hs h0d0e n w ihs HgFI i0dsy
lasdlDg slib h0ps hhs lssgss ~
F0Iiispd l0gl0If0s WioTplpR ~ ihs
asnsl unis,
1bs EuRsas lsf yesterday fpl iuIr
gsllls kaa slll plgllsbly lssys iomeI'
sos ~ iils eiiy ib0pgh lbls 10 hsI $50
ssa esy " ssillsR
1ks BysI bss sllsady isllsp iguf
laellss Haes ilAf slsial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Cash Market,
JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON.
Several cases OF sickness are reported
this week.
II. Platner Is building an addition TO
his livery stable.
J. z. Seigmund came up from Salem
last week TO attend q wedding.
Coin Bros. are building potato ware
house near the depot.
George Witherite, Of Kingston, was
IN the city few days this week.
WILDER Gains, of Corvallis, was visit.
ing friends and relatives in this vicinity
last week.
Our streets are being geatly benefited
by the new cross walks that are being
put In aud by the amount Of gravel
that Is being put on the streets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Pork Packers
PERSONALS.


Col. JEFF Myers went up to Scic
today.
II. V. Matthews was passenger to-
day for Albany.
Rev. J. B. Fisher wac passenger to-
day for Corvallis.
Deputy Sheriff Cooper went North
on this afternoons local.
Jos. Goodman, the Gervais general
merchant, is in the city.
Supt. e. B. McElroy went north on
this mornings overland.
Miss Marie Vandersol was a passed.
ger for Gervais this afternoon.
Attorney r. J. Fleming went down
to Gervals on the afternoon train.
Joe. Hirschburg, the Independent e
banker, left for Portland on the after
noon train.
President Campbell, of Monmouth,
passed through the city today en- route
for Eugene.
Mis-. Aye La Croix of Sublimity is in
town for day or 80 on visit With
friends.
Tom PolIimss, proprietor Of the Bank
store Of Gervais, is doing business in
town today.
Landlord A. 1. Wagner and sister,
Miss Auna Wagner, are in Portland
fJr the day.
The home of r. H. Coshaw is being
made happy by visit from bis sister
Mrs. Cavender, of Brownsville.
John James the marble dealer, went
to Woodburn and other points north
W Iere he has considerable business
J hn Hoefer, of CbampOeg, is in tLC
city on business. He reports that be
b ,s his last two crops Of wheat still Oh
hand, sggregating six th jusanC
bushels.
Agreeably surprised was Mrs. E. f
5etlleInier to have her morning mes
interrupted yesterday by the arrival o.
her mother, Mrs. N. T. Harris, and hel
niece, Miss Elsie Allen, of Salem. Mrs
Harris will remain on visit TO hel
daughter all winter, while Miss Allen
has accepted the position of bookkeeper
in the Star grocery and will become a
permanent resident.-Pendleton Tri-
bune, Oct. "a.
Mrs. H. p. Steers left Wednesday
morning for Salem, having been sum-
moned by telegram to the bedside OF
her mother, who was stricken with
paralysis Saturday, and was unable to
talk or move up to the time the tele-
gram was dispatched Monday. The
AshbJ boys Of Antelope and their sis
ter Minnette, who was visiting them,
started for Antelope Tuesday and were
TO meet their sister Mrs. Steers in The
Dalles Thursday morning, when all
would go on together. A short time
ago they made the same trip, prior to
the death Of their father We hope
their present journey will not have &c
serious an ending Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
and Butchers,
THEY WORK FOR CHRIST.
Laborers in the Vineyard Rejoice and
Are Glad.

Laborers in the Vineyard Rejoice and
Are Glad.
Those connected In any way with
the Christian workers are busy today.
This is the day they have been looking
forward to for weeks and the results
far exceed the most sanguine expecta
| tious.
AS was announced previously a din
ner was served ct IL o'clock and again
at 1890 so that all had an opportunity
to partake Of the products Of Mission
farm, cooked In manner that left no
room for complaint.
1t was a revelation to many the
amount of real philanthrOpic work
these folks are doing, and from the gen.
erous contributions made during the
day it looks as though their efforts to
relieve the poor, were appreciated.
The dinner served was hrst-elass and
the way the large platters were emptied
lime and again was silent testimony to
the wonderful. digestive powers of the
partakers and the deliciousness of the
victuals. Those in charge had de.
cided to do without soup and
The lunch consisted mainly Of cold
ham, tongue and beef, with the dain-
tiest Of sandwiches. All manner Of
vegetables were abundant and the
walters provokingly waited till the
diners hud partaken largely of the more
solid foods, before they brought on q
plenteous supply Of apple, mince and
pumpkin pies, but to their credit 1t Is
said, that large number of the atore-
i'd pies were systematically put away.
The coffee aud tea came In for no little
share Of the praise, and in fact 1t was
conceded by all that the lunch was an
o 1t aud out success. The tables were
set In large front room, and were tas-
tily decorated.
In the afternoon speeches were made
by several prominent people, and Rev.
Kellaway addressed the eudience
briefly.
Everyone was invited. Not q cent
was charged for admission TO the din
ing room, and it was gratifying to see
that those who attended, very soon
came to the conclusion that the Work
ers were doing vast amount Of good,
and their contributions were CORES
pondingly large.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Tiny Telegrams.

Gov. Mckinley spoke three times at
Buffalo yesterday.
Chauncey Depew is taking part in
the New York campaign.
w. L. Wilson, OF tariff fame, spoke
at three different points In West Vir-
glnia yesterday.
DIR. Helmbold, the famous patent
medicine man of yore, died yesterday
in an asylum at Trenton, N. j.
At u meeting Of coal kings in New
York yesterday 1t was decided to raise
the prices 25 cents per ton.
j. J. Ceithman & Co., wholesale
druggists at Denver, made an assign.
ment yesterday to protect claims
against the firm amounting to a quarter
Of million.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

A CATHOLIC WILL. - Rev. J. y.
White has petitioned the county court
Of this county 10 have the will Of the
late Elizabeth Coyle probsted. His peti.
ton declares that the deceased came
20 her death on the 10Th Of last Sep
tsmbeT, aud left q property yalIsd NJ
5000. Itey, White and Rev.
Vermslsh were appointed ~
executors without security, The prop
sTty will 80 ~ the Catholic church al
Newport, YaqulnA bay, 10 hsy, White
~ Salem, 10 49, PatFicks Catholic
church A. Portland, 10 heT sisters IN
Ireland, the Misses hattiean, " ths
archbishop " Dublin, ireland, rhe
petition further states that hsT husband
has besn mepllODed IN the will and
that hs 10 too snfeeDlsd " aitsDd ths
matter in person,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

AMERICAN BoRN.-The Stuttz COM
pany presented this very Interesting
play yesterday evehing, at the Reed.
AS in previous performances, they did
themselves credit. The thrilling play,
"La Bastile, is OnBfor tonight. and as
1t is one Of the very best on their list,
1t is sure to be worth seeing. The
prices have been reduced and Salemites
cannot show their approval Of legiti-
mate theatricals In a more substantial
manner, than by giving the Stuttz
company q warm reception during the
remainder of their stay here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Radical U. B. Victory.
(CommunIcated.)


Bishop Dillon of this city has received
information from Dayton, Ohio, Of the
victory in tue court for the Radical U.
B. church in the court of Aulen's
bench in the city of Toronto, Canada
on tht 10th inst, Mr.. Justice Street, OF
remarkable ability, presiding. The
judge heard the testimony of Rev. J.
w. Shuly and Bishop Weaver, of Day.
ton, Ohio, and three learned experts OF
Toronto, for the Liberals, who are the
plaintiffs, and short argument by the
attorneys and the court declared that
by the admission of their own witnesses
the Liberals had materially changed
the confession of faith, that this could
not be done In harmony with the con-
stitution which forbade any change
and that IL was therefore violation OF
the constitution, and hence the Rad
icals who adhere to the old constitu-
ton and confessions are the tue U.
b. church and the Liberals are the
seceders We find no difficulty III secur-
ing justice where ability is found.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Town Against City.


Football men of Salem are thinking,
talking, planning and scheming to beat
the Monmouth team tomorrow, at the
grounds belonging to the latter club.
The Y. M. q. A. rooms are the head
quarters, and 1t Is there all the cOnniv-
ing is going on. Football seers feel
confident of victory, but large num-
Der OF the members do not feel 30
sanguine that the eagle OF success will
settle on their side Of the fence.
The local team start from Salem
about noon tomorrow, overland. The
game will be called at 8 o'clock, and In
the evening a reception is to be ten
dered the visitors.
II they are YictOrs they will be lions,
aud II they lose they will be ht subjects
for coincidence. Those who are 10 try
aud protect the eity's fair name are
Singleton, Keene, OllngeT, Holman,
Coleman, Moir, Paige, Judd, Bronson,
Taylor, Murphy, Gilbert, Jessup,
Evans, HOdgkin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
A Cat and Dog Pre-.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct, 26.-F. Gold.
Ing went Into dark room 10 got some
pant. He had lamp With MIN and
was followed by a dog. A cat cape IN
aud was obaSsd by the dog. They
overturned the lamp aud set hre 10
the paint. Before The flames were put
out 5000 damage was done 10 the
building,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Slaves GISSas EHToSsEp


lH0s A0psTAls, hlebi Oei, ~,
Ihs fsis W slsTsp snigiglisa 1,lasls ~
llle psssl,le lains slll nol ~ kpss n
~ tesfisl haps gsl knnsllpisnaspl
lil9ss 4 eosnasni iusi sl bili ihlss
glll N lakss apl Kllyf, ap9 AAs kslts
VI ~ I've spolaepi sRs esR#a NJ :
asnAaisas esplass ~ $40 bsge lssel
shsl he. ~ slglpT sssN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Latest Case,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 90 An
other case Of smallpox developed this
morning. James |. Parker Of Indiana,
a law clerk In the interior department,
Is the victim. Other cases are reported.
The department will be closed for fu-
migstlon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

HARD PREssRD.-TheTe are times
when even the wealthy are hard
pressed, as the heiress said as shs sat
on the sofa with her young man. But
hard pressed as you may be you will
find acceptable bargains In clothing at
a. w, johnson a. Sons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Poor Digestion

Leads 10 NERVOUSNESS, fTetfulueas.
pseylsb Ness, chronic Dyspepsia and
great misery, HOOd's ssihapagllla h
tbs remedy ~ tones tbs stomach.
eisaiss 40 appetite, $50 gives q Fslisl
~ hg'd, \ makes pure blOOd And
slgss heAliby aeli0p % ~ lhs OTgsHs
" tbe body 1sLs liOoi's f0f Ii0od's
ksmepanlls euTss,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Before Judge Edes.

George Williams was given 62 days
10 the county jail yesterday, for petty
larceny.
A forlorn and shlpwrecked brother,
In the shape Of q well done drunk, was
given five days TO repent In and sober
up on.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Will Disappoint Them.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Dispatches re-
ceived at the Office of the Russian EN-.
bassy this morning from Lividia ray
that the czar lie much better. He
breakfasted with considerable appetite
and energy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

COEFIsED 40 HIS HONE, Marion
Townsend IL confined 10 his bod with
typhoid fever lie has been III for two
weeks past, aud the indications are
that he will De detained for several
weeks more.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
THE LOCAL RESUME.

The mute school now has over fifty
pupils, the largest attendance In the
history OF the school.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL Of Salem
completely routed the Waite spiritual
outfit and by exposing their thin tricks
made them leave the tOwn.-Astoris
Budget.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
THE CZAR'S RELAPSE.

He Cannot Live the Day Through at
Best.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The Lokal Auzei-
ger publishes q dispatch from Lividia
saying that the czar has suffered a very
serious relapse, and it is not expect, d
that he will survive the Hight, or to-
morrow at the very fartherest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

OAsB 00ls ", n Eess iusl - ~
q blssslsl a Nhiisis issg sl9ls ~
sgy > hfls ~ ssiibi 1lsf tsfp ihs
l.ssi " sl,st, plsgiy " a, spg slpslF
lfssi psileHf fiHhi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

fHk Lhbits' hAfAAH ltseslysd ~.
aAk . lslhf eslslk pissHi N fuI eslas
NhAlNglhf HsllaspsHi sgl, ksAl plshNll
lat9ilsb 500 gibels, ~ svlpllsluklt les
Wlitt Alse NnF s9linlsnI ~ Deok
H,elisi ApH,gf kells RAd fvT illAlHbuRs
a les HlDlf M llllAse sll sAJ blsnl
yplDp svlif lsfl bilsasg pplas sun
~ .ehls, W. hss W. Aes blsek Hlsg
llif hlefe ffelk llelf HvflRAiefa Va
w hpa sell ipF essl alia faU HHYe tiiil
NNiH ~ N ~ l,sl leHl abi l,iiHl.flilsl
slfsei, ffg oAf ~ abf AiisglasD ~,
= hisis esssslf sna > ilsilyll sslsi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

Wa hlslsf ilnsilmsp a hieip,
" ibs silsel e0lgailiiff, ssys ihf ppi.
ilnF aDsp NJ ihf esipspi sslk slYui
IA slsls bouss glll ~ Ifsislsa upill >
ass elalAsRss elisnKlnT ibf slsae hss
l,sss Esassd sRa l.sssliif = lHp,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
COAL, COAL

II you are In need Of coal of any
kind call on us and get eur 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.
Iish Chan ner' and "Penn. n.Anthracite." "
We sell on close margin and will give
you bargain II you want coal. Tele-
phone No. IA.
J. l.. MITCHELL d Go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

lisasasl,sI ibs ~ ~ efpii glss2pHl
ssls - DslsH,ils si,,s sis's We hisli
slisel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

Two BOYS. To-day Two boys, CoDley
Robson and John Duaean, aged Is aad
"A years respectively, were brought 10
the Reform school from Linn county.
They we're sent by Judge Hewitt foT
the larceny Of one horse each, II
SEEMS they started across the noun
tains on July 4, last on the backs Oi
horses not their own, After TeaohiDg
PnDsyille they returned ~ Albany
against their viii and there lapgulSbsd
IN iall upiil thslT sentences yesterday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

THE LADIss' BAzAAR Has just ~
eelyed the nDsst ll1s " fur eapss IN ths
city aud AZ ths Lowest possible pIless
sss adysFiissnsnt iB sD0ihsT oolump,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

lto0I's pills hso0ms tbs fay0Jlls
asibsglle sllb sysFI ope WHO irlss
them abo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

FURsIsBFD BAIL, 'ibs chlpsmsp
Kops whe wAs bsla w Juass Edss Nv
1900 hsli last Wednesday bAs ioh'
Dlsbsd the ss0uTeilss aud bas ~ bls
honasnsD ise Local cblgsmsn, Hs
sas granted bis llbeny tpdsy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

FREsH C0Rs, II 10 nov 0ut VI ths
HsTksi, bot J, A, Van isstop bas sosls
ospRsd cora that 10 superior ~ aDy
sgeT tued.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

q go. ..: :. y. s,.% . ..s.."s =, Z. r.. ,.. s.'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

FuTIlh0 ~ ~ iihs ssy olsihiDS
u gsallsa sgg iIoasa nlakss sll ibs
allislsnas Nv ibs soTld Nv ns spDssI
snas, sveh . dlnsisses - HlAds Nv
ills spllsslsnes " eleilinE lsasaIise
- ils islsis liifslg lsuRaIy llsi y h
0ilsp ailslsksp ief > Dsv plsas N
K0,,as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
CAPRIVI RESIGNATION.
Said TO Have Been rendered and
Accepted at Once.
The CAR OF RUSSIA NOW DYING.
He Cannot Live Throughout the
Day at Best.
The CAR OF RUSSIA NOW DYING.

BERLIN, Oct. 26 1t Is rumored that
Chancellor Won Caperivi has rendered
his resignation and that 1t has been
accepted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

Notice the new line OF boots and
shoes at the New York Racket. "A o O d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

~ Eh0AoEnEsT The sBEaEs.
Blsai 10 snD0unosd " hL EATnasi
hsibisu, " 0oodyills snd hlAs Josie
hybsrt, ~ ClynsT, ths wedding "
taks plAee ~ ibs Iesldsnas " ihs
bFlde's paIsnis ~ Nlymsg, hOysnllsI
bib, a y geloek ln iAs sitslpoos, 1hs
genns folks AIs sell kn0sg hsss, aud
ihsy hays ihs hasi WISHES ~ illsiI
suAleTDus fflssas fog ills e0lllnE event,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
ANOTHER RESIGNS.

The Cologne Gazette says it is re.
ported that Count Bolho Zu Eulen-
berg, president Of the Prussian cou neil
Of ministers has also resigned. The
report Is not confirmed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

hHHlaH, iloi ~ a iAgAals az
psieb nophIDls ihs lfpalb ibsi faR
esss Ahs slFsaissllg lfiassa W sssib
a,psiise hsi iBnisf lslis N ia,eaisess
h. ihf niss ~ ihf Wiheaof egnst
allslsb, fysg ihs siisik n llss esal
hsys Hei slsssp be1 aslsl,,lasilss,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

war 10 Moss AfisI go0d mssl
lhss > good olssTY whsD y0g naa
evi tell JSs. W0oJfogd, lis kssps
good loDAAe0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

Keller Brothers new song "Who q
Sweet Smile Is That" and is for sa q
by Geo, &. Will.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26

y. 80. s,.s .;. ,.s... s.i.. ...,... ..'. .. -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-12
FAIR HAVEN.

F. D. Cargili while out gunning for yellow hammers yesterday morning. just south of Hemingway mountain. shot a large iishhawk. bringing him down with his rife. The big bird had come up from the sound and had a live whiteAsh in his mouth.
 Walter E. Jacobs is attending the na- tional encampment of the G. A. k. at Pttsburg. He is accompanied by his son.
 The steam engine and apparatus that was formerly used in turning the draw of Tomlinson bridge. is being erected on the Quinnipiac bridge in a little house that Is nearly completed. Since the bridge was built the draw has been turned by horse power.
 The Fair Haven iremen made an ex- cellent appearance in the parade yes- terday.
 Hereafter pupils in the higher grades of the Grand avenue school who would be promoted to Woolsey school under the old arrangement, will remain in the Grand avenue school.
 Fair Haven women who registered yes- terday at the town clerks office were: May G. Moody. annex; Louise A. Bald win, so Woolsey street; Mary Watson. 22l Lloyd street; Hattie M. Lyman, IS Woolsey street; Emma Toronto, 70 Woolsey street; Lillian G. Downes, 335 Quinnipiac street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-12
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
New Haven People and Their Journsyings
 and Outings-Other Notes.

New Haven People and Their Journeyings and 0utings-other Notes. | Letters have been received in New Haven from Sam Edwin Campbell Of the Rovers' Wheel club. who sailed In the Etruria to Liverpool, England. He has arrived safely. having had a very good voyage. The principal item of news he gives Is that the streets in Liverpool are splendid. Of course he means for bicycle riding. | Miss Florence NJ. Campbell, who has been spending her vacation with her mother on Elm street. has returned to Suffolk college. Suffolk. Va. to resume her duties as musical director there. Ali H. Campbell of 1.05O Chapel street | Is spending n vacation in Litchheld county, Conn.
 Mrs. Durant, wife of J. H. G. Durant. the Church street jeweler, has gone | to Niagara Falls with her father, w. | Shaw who is over on his second visit | from Lincoln, England. He was so | much pleased with this country two years ago that he Is paying 1t q sec- ond visit.
 Mir. John F. Dodge and Mir. Will liam Stockpole of Thomaston, Me, have just left for home after very enjoya- ble visit of ten days with the families of Mir. William P. Newbut and MT. E. S. Stevens of this city, formerly of Maine The young men left home on their bicycles for a trip through the New England states. After run through New Hampshire, Massachu- setts and New York as far as Albany, they took the steamer for New York and thence to New Haven. Miss Agnes Cosgrove of Islip, L. l., is visiting Mrs Ferris of 192 Davenport avenue.
 Miss Mamie Ketchal of Laurel street has recovered from a four weeks siege of typhoid fever.
 Mir and Mrs. I. D. Martin of California are visiting Mrs. James Isaacs of 322 Congress avenue and call
 Miss May D. Strong of 2S Sperry street. who has been confined to the house with a serious illness, is rapidly failing, doctors yesterday having given up all hope of her recovery.
 Hon. c. B. Bowers and family have returned after a very pleasant vaca- tion spent at Mount Desert
 MT. and Mrs. Frank S. Upson of 142 Chestnut street have started on their vacation. They will stop at Niagara and then go to 5ackson, Mich, for a few weeks.
 At the annual national encampment of the G. A. R., now being held at Pittsburg, Admiral Foote post is rep resented by the following members: Dr. Charles Rawling, John Clancy, D. o. Lombard, Friend H. Francis, w. E. Crockett, Henry s. Peck, B. S. Bradley, W. H. Robinson, Richard Rawling,
 John M. Moore, who was recently a teacher in the Hillhouse high school, and who has just finished three years course in Yale for the degree of Ph. D., sails tomorrow for Germany. He will prosecute his studies in phil osophy under the noted German phil osopher, Wendt at Leipzig. MT. Moore expects to spend a few weeks in the Alps to recover his strength.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-12
NEU IDTERTIsEMESTs TO-DAY.

NEW IDJERTIsEMESTs To-D1f. Annual Mccting-Baard of Education. AucIion SIlr-ii, Booth.
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