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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
NEWS NOTES.

Marshfield's indebtedness is 5000
Mount Vernon, Wash, has q wife
beAter.
A $4,000 school house is the talk At
DAYTON.
The sSoOO bridge across the Big Klick.
atat. is gone.
The John Day river is higher now
than It has heen for years.
Leo. Geshsrd's safe was robbed n,
500 on last Wednesday night at Cor.
wallis
Sheridan man hss an order for
SnO0 chickens for a midwinter restau
rant.
The shingle mills 1T Blaine. Wash.
are = n running fun blast With material
f'r On davs on hand
The hNdv receutlv fnund IN IN. Joh
DIV river proved ~ 30 las NJ. Thomp-
snn. who was drowned LAST sprinV.
The dress eform Pandleton needs "a
railroad irn trimming IN keen skir,s
down. the wind hlows az Oregopian.
The much iNik"d NJ Mary Nls'son
d'msg~ suit sRaius' II T.. Chasa. ~
SN0sane has hAA1 withdrawn. The
snl' ras ~ $40 O01.
Y NJ Munksrs 4 J J,hnson pete,
n. smith. ]. 8. Morris and w. A.
Ewing have heen slec'ai directors ~
the Solo hank, president. T. NJ. Munk.
err. A J Johnson.
The New WhAioom sounhonsa IL
nH~ In operation. snd on Monday.
WsiH~~dNv and SATURDAY ~ each week
s'n0 is furnished tn families who send
for ". M soup Ia ssrved in the house 4
The Seattle Telegraph Ia helng rro.
re@ded against for contempt ofoourt.
The alleged ofiense consisted IN a cans.
tie review n the proceedings in Ger.
ain case tried In the elrcuit eanrt ~
S-stil@. particularly the rulings Of the
judge.
Grandma Willard ~ Gold Beach. has
n her possession a looking glass and a
Walking cane that are h0,h over a hun.
lred years old. The mlrrOF was given
n hor m'ther when mxrried On lTS9
nd Il ~ Eood ,odav a. when yeflectine
he faee~ ~ the lassles ~ NJ ,Ftha Wash.
'ston'- time, The zane was given 10
Ira Willsrd'- father hv q eOmpapion
y The hattie ield In IT7s When nght-
'g under George Washington.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
LITTLE LOCALS.

The sale Of the Z dridge block, whicI
vas 10 have tskeu place uuder Esfep-
sale last SAtuTd ~, cDmes of at tis
court bouss "Wednesday II this wee
- Tue break Which caused daTknt-.
unsg the iBeaude4cent cleo, ric light,
F's repTit-d late Last night. and ali D.,
VII again Fine w-atber foIlov .
~ rain.----W Wbile others fight abpUl
ti-ir circulation the JUUENAL eirci..
Is e~.--- DR.. and Mr.. Lemieux = .
tirUed II 'ni Portland oD la; evening, 7,
r.in.----A MEETING Of depr-ii"Fs &.
Dr o -SnB i'auk, 81 Aibany, was bsi
saturday sfrrnDpn to devise sun.
usaus by which t'.eJ eau get as iigi,
'-rcen'age e lieir DOUe, as ps-ssibl.
\ COMMITTEES Ws- appointed u rrpr
--it lie dep eitor-. with power To- ac
--'iS.d arp'e- sT- Ia grrat d-uaIg,
--Ms : r. J---Up. y hp rrcpniI,
. nirrSru' s-ve'e surgical operation
~ Dr. CauWrigit, a--i-t.d d by D
PIilbr'rBk. X .ieTlspu. aud L-uIi-ux. D.
n7w ab e Z ~ up and il j. hoped ~.
F-epvery will be rapid. - Potato-s ar.
Jumping upwards. - Mr-. Rub
LOuney, who hs- passe,i four scpre zuu
EX, has beeu III for Spme time with b.
grippe at her home ia the "lsoue,
neigbborhoOd" near J-ff-rson. She d,
slowly recovering 80 Remember th,
Peoples mrefiuR at Grange ball tbR
evening. ---- Mis- Leona Z ) ess, Of Al
taDy. is Il guest at the bone If DR.. and
MTs. L. :. skif of Liberty street for
few dsys. ---- Help the ponr TO get wori .
---H. SeheIlberg aud T. GebIen, o.
SubIimity, reiurDed home today
The wind aud the weather, as we'll a.
the times, are improving. All four
of the unemployed working women
who were spoken of ia The JuURSAL
had found good places by
nOon today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
The L.BlNUN RESOLUTIONS.

We publish the -s'luflons OF our Eel.
low ci izeIs u Lebanon endorsing
d"v-ru"r Prnuoyrr. mott, eudars- or
'iru, uurr ihrm. thr rrSduli,ns ar, ni
iu'errsl brcau~- They shnS 10 what an
exirut "a mts- meeting called fir e-r.
tain purpee Wi is carried away aud
NJ ~ anything that Is laid l,-E,rv IL
win n' q adis--n tiug vuue A. diov
rlor P'nunNrr has sine. corrected his
CYtis m'~ hitler -, a. tu rrai that two
thlrds RE without rtn.uprra i've I'm.
pi'A mvut Ne have un quarrrl with
that statement. II Isl true. Itis true
OF the entire cuuntVy. is more true
OF C,lifiruia aud oiher states Ia the
Uplpn than nf d egnn.
The assertinl c,utsiuei 10 tho reso-
luiions that Guyrrnor Pvunoyrr l. al
tending Ia hls business as governor
raists an Issue. Same People doubt
that. tfthe governor takes the stump
I1 Oregon the people will want to know
shout the state government,
- well ss his opinion abuut Grover.
yirover II four thousand miles away.
There are matters needlug attention
leaTer by that cOuld quite as pn,filHhlV
ccupy the iime II a governor a. writ,
ug Christmas letters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
MaeIsav School Entertainment.

Miss Lizzie Cornelius has just finish
ed successful term Of schOol at this
place. Il was decided to give al en-
tertainment at Macleay hall, the pro.
ceeds to go towards purchasing bell OF
which the school is greatly In need.
Mr.. ID. Macleay If Portland, Of whom
this town is named. comes forward and
very liberaIly promises to assist and
furnish fine bell.
Friday evening the 18th, our ball
was tastefully decorated and filed to
It's utmost capacity. The exercises of
the evening began with n song by the
choir Happy New Year"
Miss BgrthI Taylor acted as organist,
and deserves special m9utiOn for her
ability.
The recitation "Beggar Joe Archie"
by little M4ude Humphrey deserves
much credit.
A defamation "Some Thoughts"
WAS well rendered by Royal Wilson.
The recitation, "Aunt Na1by" by
Ethel McLain was we'll reciled and
"How Some Girls Study" by Alta
Taylor showed one class of young la
dies thoughts to perfection.
1.-The Fire" by little r Isa Brewer
was well recited, ss was "The Model
Sermon" by Charlie King. The solo
"Lazy Dick" by Willie McLaiu was
ably rendered. "Youug America" by
Amy Taylor was we'll acted.
Tue might Before Christmas" by
Harry Craig was we'll recited, while
the duet by the Marin boys was very
laughable aud took well.
Tue dialogue, New Ministers" "The
Firemau's Prayer" by Miss Iu,z Nc.
Lain; Benedict Arnold" by Josie
Taylor; song Skating Gee" by choir;
dialogue Just Ask Su.anuab" "The
Medley" sung by the young ladies of
Macleayi IN dley," reciled by Mi :
Ida Hartley "The New Physician" >" y
&. Cornelius aud Mr.. n Parker; song
Good Night,n by the choir was very
beautiful selection and well rendered; {;
The Tdbleau" was a very touching
scene.
Levi Brewer was the choir instructor
aud did well in selecting the best talent.
II has been impossible to mention all
who took part, but all did well who
took part,
After the closing scene the young
PEOPLE INDUCED in tripping the light
iantastic ill the wee small hours of
dawn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
The Gallant Major.

EDITOR JuURSAL-D-ar Sir: As q
free American citizen aud OF a family
l should like to say word 10 favor OF
short skirts, which a number Of sensi.
BILE ladies Of Salem are trying to intro
duce.
lsthere no way or method by which
they may be encouraged in their laud
able endeavor? Ohentim-s stand al
my window, noticing the passing
throng, aud keeping an eye out for the
lady with the short dress, but am sorry
TO observe that they are not very pleu-
tiful yet, bat when / do SEE one, | feel
like claPping my hands aud saving
God bless her" Let them be assured
that every ssu-iGle Person Is ia SYM
paihy with The move, aud that any one
Who would dePrrciatr Il, has not the
mental capacity Ia cast II the shackels
Of rr' judice that biud hls weak under.
s'andiug. MAJ1R.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Suit for Damages.

PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-Iu the United
states court the cas- OF Maria c. Lar
ssn, administratrix Of the estate Of
Peter w. Larsen, against P. J. Nc
31wan q Sins. was commenced. The
s1il IL for 5000 damages, which the
Q .intiff claims on account Of the
ir r~Bing Of Peter w. Larsen in the
Columbia riv,F at a fishIrsp operated
oy MCGOWAN & Sons, near their can
nery 10 Pacific county, Washington,
e night Of May II, 1898. It is alleged
'4t the trsp was operated without the
blight white light whatever, and that
while engaged 10 fishing for salmon
y th bDA, aud gill net near the trap,
L4rs-n's boat was thrown against il
,pd upset, be bring thrown into the
'v-r aud drowned. The accident.
Jsiniiff claims. was due to the Degli-
ence Of defendant iB not providing
he trap with the bright light required
~ Law. The eass ls on trial befOr.-
Judge BelliuRer and jury.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
How,a rhiul

We offer one hundred dollars rew.,a
for sny ctse Of catarrh that csnDo. ~aLu I
cured by Halis Catarrh Cure, 70
f >. CHENEY q Co, Props., Toledo. q
we the undersigned, have known n r
). Cheney for the last Is years, and bo
lieve him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financial,
able To carry out any obligation msds
by their firm. Su
-, West d Truax, wholesale drugsists
Toledo, .. ee'S'Si
WaldinR, Kinnan, & Marvin, wbolo
sale druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken internal
", acting directly upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces of the system Prioo
15c. pr bottle. Sold by all drugrisIs
+, stimonials free. es''7
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
PERSONALS.

Hon. George Chamberlain is 10 the
CITY.
q. P. Terrell, Of MehAms, is in the
city.
J. NJ. Wallace, oftne water company,
is ~ Portland.
K. j. PhilhrOok veut to Woodburu
on the afternoon train.
Senator G Igswell Was ia the city to-
day, and left for Portland on the after.
no IA train.
+. A. Turner. Of the State Insurance
company, ieft today for Washington
points on !, sur ance business.
Mn. Wm. Br, wn this afternoon ac-
compa | q her friend. Mn. GHhland
home ~ Portland, where she will make
a short visit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

FoR POISFIxG FIREARMS IN
c - 0f the State of Ore ,on ". Vernon
Osoorn on charge Of printing pis'"
81 Jshn Harm stoD, 81 Es>t Salrn.
Moodav, was caiei befpre r C rider
Edes a. o. 10. ihi- afternoon. Osbpri
was arrested . f'reap'n By day po-
lice G Gs. TIE min n ,rri1kr1n hs. p
little by ihzt g,es 10 sch'pil and had
been harTassed by O-hnru's little b. f..
Out Of this grew the h1ht.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Ingsrsoll's Advice.

TACOMA, Jan. 3. Northern Pacif.
Emp oyes, npOn the advice Of RObt. G.
IngersOll and W. w. Erwin Of st. Paul
EilI secretly vote on the question Of a
general strike which the receivers en-
joiued them from 4 Iing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Two NEw CEREALs.-At Nebrasks
City are manufactured two new cerpsl-
that are attracting wide attention.
parche1 rolled oats sDd griddle cake
d 'ur. J. @. Wright has just received
q supply Of both. Nothing equal 10
them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

FLoRAL.-TbeSziem floral club meets
this evening at tiie Willamette parlors.
A COOL program win be bad. All mem
bers and friends are requested TO be
present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

You hardly realize hat 1t is medicine, when
you are taxing Carriers Lit le Liv Z Is, hFy
are very small no b I'd eiec al troubles
ON torpi liver are relieved by their use
r. be N fr IN sick he I'd ,c1e, iousDe.s
CO stipatlOn ere, use Carters l. Il Liver PIl s.
strict y veg able. They gen'Iy slimu ate The
liver aud fee this stOnache fro bile
Not one , twenty are free fr nm some little
aiiment caused by infctiU Uf tn liver. Use
tarts = Litll Liver Pul1. Inc result will be
a pleasant urpure. They give positive relief
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Another Defaulter.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Nothing Is
known at the Lehigh Coal company OF
the whereabouts Of Treasurer z III. H
disappeared last Friday. His books
80 far examined are in goOd order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Joint Receivers,

NEw YORK, jan. 23.-Judge Wal
lace today appointed T. C. Platt, Of
New York, aud NJ. J. Perry Of Provi-
dence, r. l., joint receivers Of the New
England road.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
win Caii on uncls Sam.

PRRNAABUCO. Jan. "a dispatch
from the Associated Press cor
rspondent at Rio Janeiro says probably
The United States will be called upon
tn arbitrats the differences between the
and the Insurgents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
TEE MARKETS.

San FRAScIsOo, Jan. %. whea
Nav sIl3l.
Chicago, Jan. sS. - Cash. 80; May
esi.
PnRrLAkD. Jan. q. Wheat valley
S.s,l' w Ia Wal a .S96S2l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Numerous d-sths among cattle arr
reported from Gillian county. Tn y
are falling victims to The new and fat,
epidemic which appeared recently il
Tygh valley
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Grape Wines for Sale.

have pr,pngaied several Thousand
eood strong two year old gmpe Wines
nF sitting uut, assorted Varities, cult.
.hle for culture IN Oreg,n. IS cts each.
= 40 per dozen. r. Hofer. salem. or,
JOURNAL office. DIV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

ALL The WEAK b B-pop Dillon snd
E''ier II. L. .Bareisy are holding = sari.--
Of msefings al the YrW Park U"i'-"
Brethren chapel. AMI are Biepiing viii.
good results. Bsh these geutieme'
are earnest ami loyal workers 10 tn.
rnnaa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Ahont l5o ~ the army ~ unemployed
a. Spokane are nov workiug on the Ice
harvest, al that plaoe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

A telephone line from Psndletou to
Canyon City, in Graat cbunty, a dis
tauce of 1870 mi es via Long Valley aud
John Day country, is to be put up.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

A lite four year old II z. Eningson,
Osweg, !, got pants button - frrnly
wedge nt' his n''siril that 1t required
q surgical Oper tim.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

The blowing out of the Hogs Back,
III the bay at Mars field has been d .
tainei owing To the nonarriva of,ha
e.eclrir pr mers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Taxpayers Meeting.

A meeting Of the taxpayers Of Salem,
will he held ut the Grange Hall on
"Wednesday, Jan. 25, '94, at O'Clock,
D. M, to receive the report of the COM
mittee Of FIVE. appointed by the meet
ing held at the Willamette Hotel, Jan.
30, 'o3. Per order by the com.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Cougars are on the mountains back
OF The DAlles, The recent ca d weath,r
has driven them from their haunts in
the Interior wilderness,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

IEsANE-H. J. B,nziger. Of Una
tilla county, aged IS years, was today
brought TO the asylum.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

"A Announcements OF entertainments. special
gtthesinys. lodges, snd societies under his
beadink Inserted fOr2 csut'. n tice not 70 ex,
ceed ave liuss, or more than three insertiOps
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

MOsr DELIcIOUs.-Th place 10 get
oranges aud lemons that excel al
others is at Van Eaton's peoples
grocery store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Midwinter Tair Rates.

Midwinter Fair excursion tickets,
Salem to San francisco aud return, via
Southern Pacific Co.'S. Shasta route,
will be placed on sale January y d.
Rate, S27 50, including five ad-
missions to the fair. Tickets good for
thirty days from date Of sale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

The owner of the carp pond, r. r
Dayton, dropped dead in his yard on
the l6 ult.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

GILMAN COAL.--The best fuel in
town, $500 per ton. Salem Improve.
ment Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Choicest crackers in Salem at Clark
q Eppley's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Notice of Appointment of Aominis-
traitor,

N'GTiCE Is horeb, given that the Corr,r
O3u IL tn State Of Or, goG T or NJ punEN ,lI6N
duiy E~'g g1pon} plH o" 9h dqy OF Dec mOe 1888
Il eS ate Of !, IL z,h tn B'idg4r, "a 20 ISr OF
a'q onh'y OF Marion, deceased, ana tbn b' soI5 o1e
Nv ,So, o,1miGg sg son rhi, lSh dtv OF Jsnn sni
su IA admi,s,nr en MS |" nd ana ga itied ~
Gains 'gunst the said tst te are bereh,N, ahaNlng
gu H Sten To esent b. same to IN 10y re-
-, u''i'S sonu rto" 'at ne law OH e Of Ohm co.
i"I , n"InN SAND 4, La ID e Bush BtnE h,,Ss
this day. Il rnln MS from
Da'eu' SALEM Oregon, Jan IS lSsi. i.Ss iSsoT I;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

7 OAN ~ANTED.-About S70O, for one N
IL tnree yefrs on goJd personal security ar
ii 5 mortg "n inside city properly. Al
lO3is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

ItAKPENTtR AND CONTRA TuR. Gan
y furnish bids, or give no DIS on any j0b.
Two or more hands furnished ]. Schlews.Jr
Turner, or. I22OImI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

DIAPERS Portland, sacramento, s.aite.
Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sals
At B 2. nett's, Postoffice lock
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

UNHE most perfect rtting truss made. win
/ hold a rupture where ali Others haya
failed. For SAFE by j. L. Parrish, 4oI Csptsl
stre' l. l2ls-ff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
Catarrh in the Head.

Is undoubtedly disease Of the blood
s,,u AZ such only reliable blood puri.
ner can Effect "a perfect aud peran,an,
cure. Hoods SArsaparilla il the h.',,
olood purfrr, aud !; mas cured man,
very severe cases Of catarrah. Cuar'i,
9I'enlimes leads 10 consumption. Tsts
HOODS SarsapariilA before A IA IN is'.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

Hoods Pin do not purge. pam or gri,
'uS ~ act promptly, eaisly aud efficiently
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

'INHIS PAPER is kept on iie at F.. c. Daket
| Advertising Agency, 81 and IS Merchants
Exchange. san Francis o, California, where
contrac-s for advertising can he made for Ii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23
New Advertisements

c~k 00 A WEEK paid 10 ladies ana v.r,.
y O.UU to sell the Rapid Dish WY
er MasLeS and dries them in two minn,s.
u ith1 - Nett. ig the hands No experience
n 'es sary; sells az slg hi; ornament uOsiiIon
A 're,s ". 2. h .rrisOn & Co, C.ert No " W
C"luH Jus cH'O eod5t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

MEAT MARK -T.-Opposite brick store. 4.
VI - EN-. delivered cheap. u Aim
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

GOOD BUSINESS o 'PoR rUNIry- i'm.
Inquire ~" care JOURNAL La Sc
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

WA TED Position in family or DO. min,
W house, by a competent and inteli,g NJ
American girl, age 2. Apply at Coof nonSs
lem. u live
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

I CHRISTIAN SCIESCE-Literature Of NM
" binds on sale at SO Liberty street, 45-ly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-23

DELOW PAR-For rent. a good hons vI,S
ID barn and plenty nf f. uit trees and sms1
I nit, at very low figure, part paw In Wo
CaI JoUKS Al ONCE Lat
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Emily Rowland.
Mrs. DickcFsOn.

Emily Rowland. Mrs. DickcrsOn.
course ot education. under customary dis
cipline, were advised to pursue a sys-
tenatic curriculum at the best schools.
At the same time Wimodaughsis employed
only first-class teachers, and rendered 1t
possible for lady who had only leisure
taste or means for some special
branches of cultivation to pursue these
under agreeable and advantageous circum-
stances, and with the most attractive en-
virOnment.
Early In its history series of mothers
meetings" was organized, which have con-
tinued to be an interesting feature of the
work This winter they have thus far
taken the form OF lectures on physical sub
tects, prepared and delivered by Mrs. DIR.
Kent. and Illustrated by a mannikin
Last year sections were organized for
special pursuits and somewhat less arbi-
trary than the classes. These have proved
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stranger is sure to pause and Inquire or
think out the significance of this sign
"WimCdaughsis." To residents the name
Is familiar enough, as the corporate title
of 4 society OF wives. mothers. daughters,
sisters, abbreviated TO Wimodaughsis.
Out of void and a need sprang this
club and it's home Previous to 1890 there
was in this city no association for educa-
tional, sociological and benefcent purposes
to whose membership and benefits all
women were eligible. Private clubs there
were, for sundry exclusive purposes, So
cial. literary or charitable. The demand
for something broader and higher was
deeply felt. especially by ladies who came
here as strangers, and found themselves
Isolated, in a city full of intellectual and
warm-hearted women. Strange as it may
seem, there was not library or read
ing room In this city where a woman
might freely spend an hour in the evening,
in company with books, magazines and
friends.
A few earnest women took the initiative
in the foundation of the new enterprise,
and it was organized joint stock cor
June 2. 1890 and under the name of Vino
daughsis. The incorporators were Anna ii.
Shaw, Lucy E. Anthony, Mary De Sha,
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chairman of the house committee, is the
dependence for the practical suggestion
and executive action so essential to the
smooth working of large establishment.
Mrs. Jennette NJ. Bradley, the present
treasurer, is a most systematic account
ant and one of the best possible ''all
round helpers, and bright intellectual
woman.
Mrs Emma E. Cameron, one of the
youngest members of the board, has I'M
usual ability as an originator.
The recording secretary is Mrs. Anna NJ.
Hamilton,a thorough and acceptable teach
er of the class in English literature. She,
as well as the treasurer. are under bonds.
Mrs. Caroline Lacy, the corresponding
secretary, is a gentle, thoughtful woman,
aud a useful officer
The classes are under the direction of
Miss Gillett and the care of their organi-
zation a. ; maintenance, and the selection
of telcherS in harmony with the work, in
wolves much thought and discretion.
The superintendent of the home have
been Miss Emma Woodward, whose de-
cliring health. marriage, and swift follow
ing death, form one of the most pathetic
chapters in the history of the society; Mrs
Ella 5. NJ Marble, who vacated the posi-
ton to study medicine and has since dis
tin guished herself in her classes; and the
present incumbent, Miss Ada l.. Smith, a
faithful and capable assistant of the So
ciety.
The first man who ventured to become
a stakeholder in WimodauGhsis was Gen.
William Birney, whose name and ancestry
possess national reputation.
The youngest member of the society is
Margaret Merry, who was made the own