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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
T. HOLvERsON q co.
PERSONALS
ss-A i5rn TowsI. ~ iInea, =

r. w. Settiemler, Of WOodburn,
spsns Sunday 10 the Capital city.
nsecreiary H.. X. Klncaid returned
from Eugene this afternoon.
J. w. Hobart Of 5llyertoD and I'd.
T. Judd Of AHmsyille we're Ia town 70
day.
Charles HeIlsnDrand and sOn Charles
W., returned this afternoon from Tur-
per.
Ray u. Gilbert was q passenger TO
Portland on The morning overland
Sunday.
Vim. Bennett was a passenger 10
Oswsgo on The steamer Aitona this
morning.
w. ". COmsD, trayeIlng freight
sgsns for the o, X a n. TO-, was 10
the diy today.
l.. B. Baldwin, local agent for the
Altona. spent sunday with inds.
psDdsnes friends.
De0. q. sebsDm, u Loolayjlle, Kys
Il the guest u hls uScls, ,fstats Treasurer
Phil. hstsciAn, on stats street
Lloyd l.. scott, a student nt the
fsfets University ai Eugsns, returned
home thls afternoon for vacation.
Harry J. ninKsiOn stgrnsd 20 PHl.
lsDd 0n lils morning 0ysgiaud after \
pupdsy Wait With faiem friends.
tfise Jessie hsttisiDisf, who bas been
attending Wllismsils university. ~
fDsDsd 10 Woodbufn On the 30 lleai.
Mn. Jaasss hisguiIs lsn on the
Aliens ihis m0fniHg fof Portland
~lssrs sls slli visit fDf . wssk 0f ten
days
Hiss Mckinney. sssitisni IN the
assaaiy elsfk's 0nlns, snd Miss Dsg-
lssisgs Mckinney visited silh Turner
fsisilffs Nss1sy
a party n Fflsads npniisnng Over
asssa. sent 70 hswhsTT 90 tLs
Aiisns. - siisRa = IsiiNioui nifstlrR /
" thsif ogEsnissiieg.
iien a. isgsall " - fapl, 1ipp., y 4
~ ils eliy. iiss guest ~ ~ q Mast
~ isessli y assgly iniefssisd ~ pis
mgaing inmiafslfaa ~ Oregon, ihs
li9f " sbleb y EggwigF sifpDfsf
anlly
NJ tiee Beiaia. " f.ans eguniy,
wss . tasaspFsf - fefiisna ~ ledsl .
laesi ileia. 1gaBfeN hs pill ~ nsf
lisq N fhs iueifeisll,s ~ Miss AFnss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
49, sH1PP a wInNER.
Ten Mile Time Winner and the
Northwest Record.

Ten Mile Time Winner and the
Northwest Record.
The Salem -Four e bicycle club was
covered with glory by its representa-
tiyes, Wait Ship aDd Eli Lee, IN tire
Portland teh-mile annual race, Satuf
day. sbiPp won the time medal aod
lowered the Northwest record by
nearly minute. Thomas BIoomsr, p.
A A. 9. IS minuies). won first place,
5hipp winning the time prize by coy-
eriDg the distance from scratch IN
2s.37. Frazier and Hewitt, the only
other scratch men, coIlided within 30
yards Of the finish lire, almost neck
and neck, and only neck in advance
OF 5hipp, and both were painfnlly in
j1red.
This road race is an annual event
conducted by the Zig Tag club Of Port
land, and Frazier has held the record
heretofore.
sHlPP HAD FALL
an0 broke two spokes when out about
six miles, where be lost 300 yards that
he had t. make up. He had never
been over the track, while his chief
competitors had trained over it. He
was heavily handicapped by this TACT
There were five long hills and 8 dozen
quite rocky ones. Shipp did not even
know where the tape was. He simply
depended on men who knew the road,
and yet he set the pace for some miles,
aud - be overlook the handicapped
men he made one spriut after another,
making five hard sprinis.
5hipp was only a length behind
Fraiser and Hewitt, when they col.
lided, the Salem boy not having to
turn out to go by, but gong
straight ahead. He had Lis teeth
his eyes shut, making one
Of those remarkable pulls down the
home stretch, when his whole body
becomes 8 living mass Of action,
shoulders, arms, head, neck, back,
hips and legs contributing to produce
an irresistible speed-an infslllble
winning motion peculiarly his.
Watt Shipp rides nextin the third |
ten mile race for the Gillis medal, Fri
lay evening, July 4 at Salem, July 5 |
1t the new Eastside track, Portland,
,lass A events; then to Ocean Park |
and Puget Sound points He Is called
.he Salem Wonder and rs q sprinter OF
ong distance rider has no superior on
he northwest coast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

~ nHss slefisi liidptistHis AZ esf
aaaBy laag hifaas A. Fifs Ns flslf
ffnds. - eHff lisa igllqsinF
pie,ss mitsa niNlislf. Diset sna
Nbls. elifriF ana mislas, ~ lsfbfs
Mlas, alie balg, fsliasi lglss tiie
plsaea plsip fsiefs bslf glefh,
NSii eslsia. aisF $40 isA. ~ iagiis
Wlas sii Ns,i sils . tsld. ffaisf
Nfit At
lsssss asltsa nlss sll paa ssws,ri
aslllnesl ~ lpsliss slas Hlie Fsld,
i.gnifl pIist ~
laflss aisg laaiif, ~ inpl,sf > slif
Az Nhla, A4niff laitt q
taess sisll,sa Abd llAls saams
sa|llasp ~ lHgi,ts sias. tIle > Fsfel
lHaslf iiifs atit
W Aasg N N h4 flflea lsstsis isii
nfw igfaa ini lsei F,,aa Ysiass - a.
sHe 81 VII flets iifis N'i ~ fifF
WILLIE Hlss q 40
tssanl Cpali ans lllsfif slfsh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
TIMELY WARNJNG.
I2O .,State.

CAMP MEETING. There was large
attendance at the Turner camp meet
ing on Sunday. and an attempt was
made 10 collect 10 cents admission 10
the grounds. This was very proyOk-
ing 10 tiie farmers, who could not come
during the week, and created such =
clamor that In the afternoon II was
decided 10 not collect any more, aud all
we're admitted free. This created n
ruction among those who had paid.
The attempt ~ the MANAGERS TO collect
40 admiiianee fee IL being called IN
question by The best friends of tie Gu
teTpFlse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

provisions Of this ordinauee shall upon
conviction therefore before the city re.
eordsr be hned not less than go nor
more than 300 for each ofisnse. OF by
lnphsopment IN the city jail not lees
'hsn . days nor more than - days,
see D. All ordinances oF p4Fis N or.
ordinances Ia conflict hsfswiih ais
hereby repealed
Passed by ihe common council tbls
lblh day of June, 1850
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

CHILDREN's DAY.-An excellent
ChlldreD's Day program was given by
the Presbyterian Sunday school schol-
ars In the church Sunday morning
commencing 81 II O'Clock. The singing
presided over By y II. Raymond was
gooi. The FeeilatIons by Misses
Georgia Gwynne aud Marie VaDdersol
were highly appreciated. The class
exercises "Our Flag" and Feed My
Iambs' by the primary pupils ves
nicely executed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

kicn OEg.-A sample Of ore taken
from = veil Ia the Teeters' neigbboT.
hood, WAS examined by WV. Martin,
aud II on exhibition at his store
on state street. which contains rich
quantities u gold, silver copper aud
fine, that Will aAsay about 1900 10 The
Too. The bottom u the we'll is said 90
bs fairly giitisring With mineral
ssaiih aud 10 bring visited Ny many
people 10 ibsi part u the county,
shout sgnRyrids Belghbofhood.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
oty Orainsnes.

A Blll for an Ofiiulnes 10 regulat
The nse o. Bicycles, Tryeicles Uui
cycles and iandsnis ,on the sidewalk
~ the city ~ saiem, o..
be u ordained BY ihs common c0un
oil ~ the eiiy of raleui. Oregon.
srs. II shall DC unlaEfll far az,
person of lefsoHs 81 die bicycle al
cycle, uninyoie % lindem, hft ~ een ihs
houfs - 8 .. m. SEQ % u'r.cs a. IA
on ihs sldrN sikt ~ tlu 0lfy u Ealsnl,
omgon, Included siilip the lollowins
ilmilfi op commsfelai stfeoi fion
Tfade 20 tsplff sifsel on stale silssi
ifolp Commercial a. liigh sifseisi ou
Court slfesi, ffum f8mmffrlal 10 Ilb
efiy sih'fis duiins lhs mepihs n Asy,
gsur' Joy Auglfi ppa sspismbsf ~
sach lssr
$50 p u shall ie uulasful mf suy
i'fis'Y ~ lFfs9us % ndr suy bioy 80.
ppieynis, ol ispdsu uplu say sldsNslk
~ lbF n'ly " rsIsH OFsan. msuiionsd
w afalep : ~ ihs oidlpsbos, "a )
fisslff Pate pi slss9 Dies hlal ulil,s al
huHF
hss 3 Apy lsfsan 20 letoas ndlus
. bie3 elf. lnes va iey 49, ~ isassn
Hi1slp ihs eHlsHsis Nulis ~ ile uit
N hslsiNl VifHgp, shsi esify Al M
'lilissl sllselsa ~ isld bleg egeIsineyeIs.
sglrlflf NJ isnasip > elssf 4usd lsll
shlpN shsli lf nasndef ~ a. lldsg ~
AZ siisfi ei'Efipks snd ltfsif lssslns
l'''lsslislpf tlHlp lhs fldfssltp spd
N saaiiion infisie sgsfs ae5rls, ul
'g'ifl splel ~ sRa lssas,p s,a ais.a
lbf slireis ~ ihe aly ~ nslrm, slsl
asilsF lhf bees apaaE sh0eh 49,
.''ffi lsiils n ihf e'ig 49, Hsbisa.
esff 500 e'ssi bssaHshl siisei.ss
.hflFin
~ I A@hlef is 81 iiss. sas ssa
.sN ~ ibF nialHsHm risl A. eas
- ~ slldf A. Halrf Hi.as NJ
fNf ift8 8flf Nnlei IA ~ isna. 80 n,
.'ipi'lss pNa fhall ~. ss,h gtale...i,
~ lHiieef Al ilFBf
80 q 40 lsifiN fl sflHs ils
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
Died.

HURST. T.-sstlrday, June p, 1895, at
he family nome at Ale, Of cOnsump-
ton. Mrs. James Hurst, aged As
years.
The funeral occurred Sunday at tie
Ale NJ. f. church, Rev. Belknap, Of
Turner, officiating. Deceased was
highly respected by all who knew her,
and she leaYes a husband and three
children to mourn a severe loss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

Bio hALK It 10 reported that Hen
Cook, ~ Oregon Land Co., has about
effected ibs sals ~ lhs ~ acre Colils
hgli fsfm, Ia ibe Liberty Dsightoi.
hood, ~ 80 eastern syndiosls, ~ fbs
pFies " 80 sn acfs. That would be .
pretty snug ssm g. = spear Old fruit
usei bgl u y oss n the bssi ones in
ihs oopRit and lg gns ~ ihs bssi o.,
ellsfd DsiRiil,ofhsoas ~ lhls valley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

lsis " ibs llsn oonsffysiofy, frank
flsi ~ ils MsiD. bas aIeasd elass is
halsiu iof inHifvmions 0n ihs llsHe,
sfseu, sislinl iBanaeilg, ihHoagli.issis
sDd bsfmVuB Jsfass gssssssllls.
Gail ~ Wiiis musle sisfs sssg tasi
gliiaf, bfl N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

TnE iiunrERs. The rAliibumplan
committees hfe all sstsd ~ meet n lhs
ofiios ~ Cbss, snfRRinf ibis syeuing "a
sHanFs fof the blggssi parade ~ Plug
uRlies sYsf held 81 salem. The hicyc
oummllles ms' u - lhs Fauf g.. e.ub
foom ~ ? T.l0 .. 90 ihls eyfBlng
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

thfn 80 1850 milfs ~ lsllgasd lu
iAe Nnifed hlaiss
iNNif ass All .hal hh0 tails uaea IA
uftfi ihiH HfeHnd
thfif ~ 8ia sh sll iiss Hssd ~ blgd
ilfaf lalls i0EaIAfg. bal ~ klirl
siiiiAii NoHffff y fflsllfi Az lHHa
iiif hfRfif uf lllf ifsFfilua luhllt ~ llf
iAif iNH' ihf MlallDalu gulfal llafa
iViNiflI splafluf ianlNlts ~ all liirli
NsINf h.iafsn "a iaal snd fdleaaa.
\ hltN fliHl n.iaf fiaHffliauf ailN blI
NntF Al lAs fasl aud siYlh.
hs3fs ntlf 0fH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

:. fhs msmhsfs ~ fbe "AiiollaY club,
snd ihass inYiisd, sho sTpsrl 81 n
'pd fhs party - Ms Wslis0e's on
Tuesday sYrning, plesss lesys ibeif
naf,ss wiih hlus NnhsFg, 81 Hover
aan a lIa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

10 MEHAnA. .-1bos. smith, WA.
Miller and Dr. Gillls vent 81 Mehams
on Shesls Saturday evening aod were
used very well ~ Feusll's hotel.
smith sent up 10 2i2L q. 49, Brown,
iisn Aieoti, Carey Maitin. Fred Beak
And Otto wllsoa ~snt ~ aud back
sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
Bids Wanted,

Blds foT Rrocery supplies for the pen.
itentiafy Tor hix months will be
received NJ the Oiiles Of the superln'
tsndeni on Friday. Jnpe ~, Rt O'Clock
q. ~,
4 list ~ articles aud samples may
be- had on application Al the prison.
a. N. GiLBERr,
- "a rupenniendent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

a fiohin ihls b ihs season
co. Spfsl spofis spd sbsn eiig people
u - a. 80 So oui - liiils iiesh 80,
b1i iisy HHpi s9nif good iifsl go
si'lss, lea sps iilfy So lhsm fi liian.
s8H a fna
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

ilsgs HlillsDs sEsa tg pssIs ~ flhf
ilailss, sss plsesa 10 iiis lnssns ssy'
lslp. rpnasy ~ sas befe lp hsfpE
hsail tnelsnd, and iss ssslmstsg -
is'sylsileu ~ % inismpsfsls saa
4siis gliitni
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

~ ~ nIHNiH 4 Ilsftsf ~ llif fiar
Nflf HiN nliaI.Il ~ iflltffI ~
lHitF rHH Co.'s Ilai lfsisfhf.
isfi srif 900 lsl frfllns nlla1 ilanl
IN fHmf fsH Aff ~ paltf hNN
un ~ llH Nfff tNd kliNfts i4lat
il 90 Hia u lHHa H1sibf Nfs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
NEW BOOKS
JUsT gECEIyED At
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.

sera'ss vsOrn acotfT--by sir Edward iivnn.
'sfhe lsdiseretio1s % tbs D1chess"-Dy Az
9iIouy nDpg.
.grne idioi''-by John Ksn1fick Dgs.
- fhauRe ~ afFH-by afhCrg Hope.
HlsIhn ln4fTna.1 by Jerome X. Jerome.
- ~ d ~ ~ by Il. H. NWsii.
- ~ fgOd in the fsfg-bJ anthony Hnpe.
Igfhe 1reapasaei H--by gilbert PerEeT.
2 tfne 1fiaf ~ tbs Sword '--by GliDfu Pafktf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

Fslfsl spiias ssisI sefFsa i,ss sik
~ eifsls - niianFs fsssssisai iTu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

oph erus suii sl vho purchase
ihsH, 1905 shat plssiss ihs bgyss 10
ihe pref suite sslilns oiissl.eI thsu
Ffef before a. W Johnson A sop.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

nindiY % psf efni alsooupi op siass
- ihF taIuwbia shos niofs, lls hisls
siffri a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
oountr Treasurers NotIes.

County TFessureTs Notice.
OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
Marion County.
Notice ls hereby given that 1 have
funds in band to pay all warrants out
standing up 81 July ! 1854, and thai
interest is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MISTO,
Marion County Treasurer.
Salem, June l9. o ~ wv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

THE LITTLE THJNGS
NJ Hfs H0rid are Whaf matte
HIe m0rfh HrinO. Miiier,
me- Odd CcH GFOcer, DsGhes
n speciGifD oJ me hffie
fhinOs M his HHe. Ia met,
he ran I,ieGSe D0H md srGe
D0H 0iOHeD on aHDthiHO, biO
OF fiffie.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

fpR kuytR Wu iayof tbe cash
siaadafd IA eltbsf silver, gold ~ ouf-
fsney and ssll Rfooeflss ~ prieas 10
sscufF ihe tfads lifanson a 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24
NEW AGAIN |

That sleeani llns ~ Deooralsd
heHl l'ol,elaln nArs a kau
nemannn bes egealsd sueh :
dqmsgd ihas an enlarged slael
beoaiDg peeesssfy see iiip
npv patterns "a State a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

Weyn ~ opened u dozen more % our eel.
eDFaie ZGrD cofestH. This corset has q c.iOl
SPOT s. the As4rt ~ every lady who has ui q
tne1n. Z 80 fourth lot we've Opsue tDia sea-
fon They give sal tiactlOn. "a slIty iaihf.
~ fnaii. e 10 loc e1ffa
9erRee sud Co1ffrgs-eone % the nneft val.
ues . ~ on oar csuntefH now cpsn. ~ v G, 5lc
~, aD6 Aie. Howe your cDast 1regeta
The ssale Of ebecAE aud mixtures, y aNh silkA
boy waists and towels sfill on.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-24

as..s AZ 80 ~ ''ss '...' ~
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04
A TRUST AND MONOPOLY
Is What Judge Baker Declared a School
Furniture Company.

Chicago, March 3O-Judge Baker render
ed a decision today declaring the United
States School Furniture company of Chi
cage to be a trust and monopoly. The de-
cision was rendered in the suit of Attor-
ney General Moloney against the com
pany. The attorney general filed his in
formation against the company about
a year ago. He set forth that it consist
ed of 10 different corporations and firms;
that it regulated prices and practically
controlled the school furniture output of
the country. The information declared
that the United States company had made
contract with its dependent firms,
whereby they were to sell their output to
the Chicago corporation and to manufac-
ture only such goods as the latter should,
direct. This, the attorney general ~
firmed was an evasion of the anti-truS
law. The company filed a demurrer,
claiming that it was merely acting as a
distributor for other firms and denying
that it made any attempt to regulate
prices upon this firm. Judge Bakers
adverse decision was rendered today
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04

Mai. A. B. Carey, who retires in 1899,
and Mai. F. NJ. Coke, who retires in 1905;
Maj. A. e. Bates, who retires in 1904
and Mai. G. 1. Wilson, who retir Is II
1901. Of this list Stanton, Candy, Carey
Coke and Wilson were brevetted for aer-
vice during the war of the rebellion.
Mai. Wilson is on duty in this city. Cole
Stanton's chances are thought to be The
best. -lo
The promotions consequent upon the re-
tirement of Gen. Smith will make 40 w.
cancy in the grade of paymaster with the
rank of major for the reason that the
list is already four in excess OF the NUM-
Der to which it has been limited. yhs
excess will be reduced, however, to thIS~.
These places are more coveted than
any others of similar rank in the arrny.
Captains and even majors of the lima
endeavor to secure them. The work is
less exacting than in other branches Of
the service and promotion is much more
rapid and certain. '"a 80 ."' ''' .' ~ r
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04
ARMY MATTERS.

By the operation of the law in force in
the army requiring the retirement of otli-
GERS when the age of Ga years has been
reached. Brigadier General William
Smith, paymaster general of the army,
was today transferred from the active to
the retired list, thereby opening most
desirable berth.
The selection of his successor rests en-
tirely with the president, and is restricted
only to members of the pay corps. In
asmuch as the proper administration CT
the fiscal affairs of the army would suffer
by q prolonged vacancy in this important
Office, it is more than probable that it
will be filled before the close of the Tres
cit week. Naturally, there is lively COM
petition among the eligible officers for
this most desirable appointment. The Of
| ficer next in line of promotion is Col
Charles M. Terrill, now stationed in
Texas, who entered the volunteer
service in June, 1862, and was
brevetted lieutenant colonel for meri-
torious service during the war. His
chances of promotion are said to be weak
ened, however, by the fact that he has
less than q year to serve on the active
list. In case he is passed, the selection
of paymaster general is believed to rest
with Col. Thaddeus Fl. Stanton, who re-
tires in 1899; Lieut.. Col. Geo. u. Glenn,
who does not retire till 1902; Lieut. Col.
]. P. Candy, who retires in 1897; Lieut..
Col. G. w. Candee, who retires in 1900;
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04
IMPROVED MAIL FACILITIES.

The administration of the postoftice de-
partment, during the incumbency Of Mr.,
Bissell, has been particularly noteworthy
on account of the many innovations he
has inaugurated for the betterment Of
the service. One of the latest is the
outcome of the recent conference in New
York between Second Assistant @as.f
master General Nelson, Catain Jamet
E. White of the railway mail service
and the street railway officials OF New
York, in which the forwardiI Of malta
in large cities by street railways was con
sidercd. Mr.. Nelson had been n firm
advocate of the movement since his I'M
tiation into the service, and has been
pushing the plan as rapidly rs possible.
His efforts, however, have been retarded
to some extent by the lack Of interest
shown by many of the companies. II is
now expected that within short period
mail service will be operated On he lines
in New York city, two in Philadelphia,
two in Brooklyn and one in Chicago. u
Brooklyn and st. Louis one liue each is
now being operated, and cars specially
designed for the purpose are in course
of construction in Chicago aud Phila-
delhia. In Philadelphia and St. Louis
entire cars will be used for carrying the
mails, and half of the car space will be
devoted to the mails on the Chicago aud
Brooklyn lines. A postal clerk viii Ac-
company each car, assortins the mail
during the trip and delivering TO mes
sengers from Offices and sta lions Glong
the route. The department intends later
to have a complement of let ~ carriers
accompany the cars to facilitate deliver
ing of the mails, and as rapidly as pos
sible street lines in other cities will be
utilized in q like way.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04
A TOUGH SET.

Birmingham, Ala, April 2.-Half
dozen members of the worst gang of muir
derers and robbers ever known in Ala
bama are in Jail tonight as the result Of
the confession of Lee Harris, who is
charged with numbering Pleasant Mer-
riwether, n suburban grocer, with a
hatchet and robbing his store few nights
ago. Jim Webb, one of the gang, was
fatally shot while resisting arrest. Ac-
cording to Harris confession he and his
pals are responsible for the murder of
James f. Thorton, n Birmingham grocer,
in December last; the murder of r. s.
Daniels, an East Lakefarmer, and the
attempted murder of his wife and daughS
ter in December; the murder of William
Barnes, II North Birmingham distiller,
because he refused to give them whisky;
the hold up and robbery of the white
women at Thomas and numerous minor
crimes. A quantity of stoler property
was located by Harris and recovered.
Henry Kimberly is now in the uon for
some of the crimes confessed by harris.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-04-04
GIFTS TO FOOL THE PUBLIC.

GIFTS TO FOOL THE PUBLIC.
The condemning Of alum as an unwhole-
some ingredient in baking powders by the
government authorities as well as by
physicians generally has not deferred
manufacturers of such powders from
foisting them on an unsuspecting public.
Following is partial list of the alum
powders found in the stores:
Calumet" Chicago Yeast" "Kenton,"
Grants Bon Bon," "Hotel," "Taylor's
One Spoon" Climax" "Snow Puff"
"Snow Ball." Giant" milk" Grown"
"Unrivaled." "Silver Star" Davis
o. H." Forest City" Monarch" tx.
c." Loyal" Manhattan" Crystal"
"Hatchet," "Home," echo" "Perfec-
ton" Rocket" Town Talk" "Vienna,"
"White Rose" ETC.
1t is safe TO reject all brands sold with
a prize. All powders sold at twenty-five
cents or less a pound are sure to be made
of alum. DR.. Wiley, the government
chemist, in his official examination of
baking powders at the Worlds Fair,
threw out all "alum powders" CHASING
them as unwholesome.