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For Absence From Drill

In Commissioner Grurnman'B clur,
yesterday afternoon a hearing wus had
wherein Captain LuuI VI Company b,
Uuh National Guard, had brought
fuit against john Nelson, "a prlvRtr,
seeking ~ recover $500 uIlrguI 10 uG
duu ~ lHus Tor failure 90 attend drills.
Nelson swuru that ho was not u cit. an
Of the United alateti that ho had uut
taken out a8 hgst papers, ami hence
was not smrngblg 10 the rules govern.
lag the militia but the clerk OF the
lhlri DISTRICT court introduced tho
record OF hls OiliCu, showing that Nell
s1u took ous nls lTag papers ON Dvctm.
her 2s, 1891, anu another Wtfutsa
testified CO. he Famu state ut auairt.
Upon the submission OF the case the
cuurt Tpudrrru Judgment against Nell
son tor tho 50 on, with costs, anu also
stated that Le would hold him 10 the
gEnl Jury Tor perjury.
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NNy Yuw, March gI-Ata Giro
,h.H morning IuH i1urHtIfy house. JOS
Wust Twuuly.uuh street, John NuUE
was burned fD death. Tony lsfuHum
jumped from the third story window.
receiving o. HUus from winch PIC l.us
.Iuu alter.
Sgl.4 ankle per Eur,z arrived shortly
alto, tlu nra wa. discovered Uus proc
cuulu1 10 afguse Nis family iuI other
iHuauls. he wna seen rgu.lur uU fuu
stairway through che lnm.r. hUrzs
UuiIy Ou the freUau n.UF, escaped,
tho y8uHE0Ht two children iuIug
dropped from Sue window ami blfr.
huuz aud tho eldest fHu escaped Ug
way % tho root MIW 49, s, -rHnuu
was severely burned uy attempting 600
Iuscuuu Uy % ladder i..m sue guirI
story.
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An Taxation Fali, Heaviest on the
t.attCF class.


tattCr class.
NEW YUuS March gO.-Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain, memuur Tor Biamius.
ham, England, was recently quoted In
a New York paper ~ sayIug In a
speech delivered IN Londuu'
"G0u may Try nH hard as you Ike %
taHU the taEuB OIL the POOR ana put
them on the ricH, you may Try all
'uo5o schemes Of tho bsgtormcnt ci
taxes anu taxes on EruuUu guur; you
may ny ull you arc black iu tho face,
but iu lnu loug run all taxes Will he
shifted by tuu rich ouiU the p01F.n
lu reply 90 q IaitOr sent % Mr. Cham
brtalu by Bolton Hal, rtusltsut OF
tbu Sow York Tax Reform assucla-
zion, asHiug % the speech had buou
correctly quoted, tine following lettur
has been IrculNy4'
LuNplS, March o.
"sif-i am directed by NL Cham.
byFIsiu o. acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter OIL February gjlh, aud 10
ray that be- drinks that Tue report 10
which you En.rr H. not quite accurate.
In any case, the statement IL little
too broad aud MIR. Chamberlain SHOULD
have been quoted us saying: Taxation
falls most heavily upon the poor
This is not Hu much a quef.
ton Of economic law rs ON gen.
rral observation. IL taxation were
ever sought 20 ho placed entirely or
even unfairly on tho rich they Will
hnd, m they have done IN the pAHt, q
mcnts OF ovadius 10. Capital can uu
e1slly transferred from place 10 place.
MyauU nile the poor arc deprived Of
employment, anu while the rich may
suffer the l,sB Hud dimiuutiou VI ~.
COME, the poor win lUso thrir mrau8 Of
subsistence THIS 10 the general d1rIrluu
whlcn Alr. Chamberlain desired o. in
press ON HE hcnrrtr, and he had no lie
tuutl0n OF entering UPON the question
ni hml Incidence OF any particular
tax. (5iHnuJ.J
j, WILSON"
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AFTER THE SQUALL.
Peace a-d Quiet About tho Convention
Hall This Morning.


iA''e "as nothing about the Con.
veniiou bell this i0ruuoin % iudic.t,
'hata p1li.Iralt squat hnI RACED Within
iis wnIIs yHerdpy slcra,1B. Tho
only REMINDER tHatuautuaI conditions
prevailed came Boo tho shape of cr.
Irsfious oi r,sgsl from the memucu
who are aIm0-t % MOB entirely uusui.
nous Boz tlU 4e,irg that aII mai.pfa
bearing upon tuu question thall 1r
w Hp,rdiiy ilrUltru no. possible
and tIlt they may never have
"a ropctuIu,
NJ Cumy h.t evening promised 20
alui.'i1u .Uf his remarks and ask tlu
convention iu allow him 20 Withdrew
'hr inhrulEu used, rhls p'ci.o was
H''cn 10 hIs own rafty friend, aud by
'h'm circulated among the Democrats,
wut % H uaIuutg1I, accepted the
ltJlufUf IUlur.
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IoDAY,N rnocEGnINaa


RESOLUTION tskinz tho Court 60 Give
49, tue Conventions sisuugrRphsr.
'uny Withdraw, tiis Remarks,
When President Smilh's gavoI Tell
ou he uakUu drss az -3Ui lhis auerno0u
gs "a pigual tuat tue Convention was iu
sOssilu, Button, OF Salt Lake, took tho
floor auI announced that Official
sgeuographer McGurHn wac on the
witness stand iu tue rhird district court
ana tuat he could not secure permits
FiOl 20 attend the proceedings VI the
Convention this afternoon. His
brother Fred, however, was 90
nis chair aud commenced 10 take
a stuu graphic report o.! the do.
Tags OF the Constitution makers.
Prayer was offered ~ lhJ Row d. K.
LIwull, chgpWu ~ Fort Douglas.
hrslrrihg's minutes were approved,
tGu amendments being Of an unim.
pHT,nIt character
NUi,g OluggI .uu following rgt0lu
tl0u, which, after ls'IprauIU debate,
WIS tabled uu motion ~ Narlat:
Whereas, Frank T.. McGurHu us tho
official and sWUrl Stone. rlphor OF this
Convention, ami
Whereas, Dots daily aud continued pres.
ruuH D. necessary IH lHH orderly proceed
iugH of tAa Convention, and
Whereas, tGU said UUu1r has boon r1-
luIrul tU attend lhH sitting 90 tho rMfI
district 'Huf. 900 ,his City as "a wltuyb4'
therefore, Doc
Resolved, Iuug tHa said court bo aud 10
d. huTUhy respectfully requested II disc
charge said lHn. o. NeGurTu lrlm
ut. tendance uu rH.N court go lts CARLOS.
convenience. BuI NH 10 further
Resolved, That yImml. 900 OF two boo
c1p0utui uy lHH president % forthwith
Hp"sou- cory u. rho resolution 90 said
pratt
CJKAY wwuEAws nus REMARKS
C1ray, securing permission from tHa
president anu Convention ~ make
abatement regarding tho sensation u
yesterday, sail; ~ simply want 90
say, Mr. President aul gentlemen,
tina. / should not hgvo made the sIag,-
mrnt 4 dld had i known that Mr..
rhNcnot WAS seriously danger
UuBly-lll, was under the im-
preston that he was only slightly
luusposet, but learning that his cJu.
Iltiuu o. serious ] usE Toe tho privilege
OF Withdrawing my Temarhs."
the President i there b no Obleo-
tiou The request WI! br granted.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS,
The committee 0u municipal Corpof-
atiUus, Eouu1r Chalrmaui reported
the following article uud asEed that ID
Uo adnut-''
SrrrIuy 0. Tho several counties OF tho
Territory Df Jmb, existing ut tho limo OF
tHH adoption NJ tHn Constitution arc
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COLOGNE, March gD.-it To- reported
TINT gu explosion Of dynamite has
taken place al OucTwusut on tbe Rhine.
Twenty-Five pUrsuug are said Co have
been killed, two chips destroyed uuI
many houses wrecked,
AMsITHuAAI March 2D.-Ihe
Nsuns Van DeH Dag publishes OIL.
patch gnyluE tua disaster reported from
Cologne WUH tho rusult Au oElIosiun
OF 10000 EiIul % dynamite on tie ship
Elizabeth 90 SAlmurth pa che district
ni Dusseldorf yesterday evening.
lhillguu plHUus were hlllol.
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OVER ABuCREr OF WATER.
Two Females, Ono a School Teacher,
Have au Encounter.

A warrant was isauad late yesterday
by g mnHsisuus Jauulugi fos the
arrest ol alTs. iga4 On the charge Of
nssaulunR Ngtuo DartuelI. Tho dc.
lgulaul YVES arrested, arraigusd and
catered plea az not guilty. Tie
hearing was tp, ,gr $3.50 thla ai,ufuuou
Hui ir, Hua1 was released uu ID $50
10 nv. lhu uefrutaIt rs teacher Inc
dla,uct school iu Euugg Vista aaultipp.
MW, DHrlutil resides near Tho school,
house, aud the trouble appears to INV,
arisen out OF the latter having gone In.
" the aoho1lyagd - fetch bucket Of
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Gdnl1 Ma, Convicted.

Jamls MIN was convicted iu
Judge Barlah's court after Tine News
aoD. 90 pie.s ygslgrihy, ou tho oharg,
ui buUflarzIug aud ralbug So
Nlry'f hHWIal laft December, buI
the U..uuIsups attorneys gaVu notice
OF motion IUf ~ lew irlnL Ih1 glsU
mny glmn up next Saturday,
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THE lLLIADCA CASE.
,qn..on..ll SplnIsh Plp'r VoIun'
nsB Some ADVICE
..,,v, FLEET USCoSQUEUAuLE
,v,,np, uouEy,d wiih-s'naior
Try, would Like to Fight
ior Cuba

wr-r Atarch g0.-La NHt0H
,A,,I,f1al ne semi.oiilcial new''
,o,fIayaua, reviews the AlIoFa'
Aliiacn case and gives ihu
''l CYAN tb,tii tho vessel was really
.'srsp lBo Spanish commander hc
.,.to.Iy luiuasa. itsay' the spanish
a. ustsuquofnylo aud assume
,l Nv n would DO Will for iho
, r.n,s s.a.e to boar THIS 10
en- contentious that may
L..' ibuush tb8 nlvctiuiufcfs nnl
l.li Mo make war on spain AMI
'l..fi. ,oBr. aud lnl shat nation re-
l,l ~ ma irc laws az NEUTRALITY
..m,jc by nations that know hy"
piuIsei them"
uyAr0n rEyE WANTS CUBA
w..,t,aroS. ID. e., March 2O.-
w., Fftr when asEtd today what
l.g.ggbi Of tho prospect ul uu nnl r
-....gitlrmuui 0i the AIlEuca u.'il'
rHy vita spain fupl.cNi .
Tx. frunatsly 10 looks 90 " Spain
.siimsto the required apology. /
~ ibat spain would assume such b.
t,i,,rp, luuc that 30 would be ne.
80 gf Che Uuilci states 10 go
,,.,sud take possession OF Cuun. We
s..t,Isly ought 10 have that island 10
,arI ug aur u.sstfsiuus, and 10 We
,.rr6ttly 10, Tor Duu should Ike Go
n7tan opportunity 90 acquire II by
t5fggt,l"
lrs,mueh o. Frye b. O member Of
Oh. -sBaIe gImmllteB on foreign fola-
u.g,bls utttnuCua possess consider.
tsNgaIfclucr, indicating an carls
uv,A 0ftl9fis 10 acquire Cuba.
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DECISION RENDERED.
TUE DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
Proceedings Must Bo Drought in the
District court Of Nye.
ming.

loHtIAHu, ore, March g1.-Tn Che
Unl,ei sla.b circait court Judge GN-
bert today Reinforced % decision DO Che
Oregon short Line and uiah Northern
separate rcccivguuip csa. Io rua-
'''uod tho demurrer ami dccl4,d tnpt
proceedings should be- brought iu the
District court " Wyoming.
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Attncl,dby uolbu.

MIpuLrsHIUJ, ky, March gl-
Robbers attacked Frank EHi, G.YrFy
Neo 1ui GiJsDu, iu CumUtfauI Gap
iuuuuI ibis On ruiug. F.ly Hh1ia wore
exchanged. Quo ~ the uluyr WAS
wounded but escaped. Gibson wac
..iEuuy wounded. Tue lHuHyilloauu
NrHuvll.u pay train passed over Tao
road Today aud itlu fulplaJI tho rOU.
Ugm were waiting i0rli.
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Continued Until Friday.

Tho case To-. T.. NJ, Bush ami William
Duulau OF the Salt Lake * Ogden Gis
aud Electric Light company, arrested
by the D lluu Tor violating no sm.No
ordinance, az the request 4 Mr.Moflit,
has been continued until 10 am. on
Friday next
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island q rail connection with Canada.
lhts, % argued, would confer apccilI
GuvauirEc ON Canada, reducing tue
sra voyage 90 England aud GOO doing
itpgssIbiu 10 uY. wy russHugsrH from
Montreal 60 Liverpool iu Jos h.uW.
Where it iH puo."sci tho tunnel ls 'Y
be bui Q, the straits are shout twelve
AMI r. holt miles vito gII the lnH0
,gfmutigD is said so favor tho under
taking.
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Uiah Lnlles Nelnrn.

Mrs. Elmina IS. Taylor and Mr..
Minnie j. Snow arrived In tho city
from tho East early thls morning.
These ladiaJ attended thu wumUu's
convention at Washington, anu since
BOD Clusu have been voting friends and
place. Of interest iu tge EAst.
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t."NH'AuIUN, March gO.-Ptcitlu,
, s-',.-, u ,to mint speaking OF the
XXX, .g,tlalcAlou IN Carson, New,
wv, l.l lolBy that early last month
,,.'',.'el au iutmatiou that there
.N'Al'lot'as' iu thr accounts OF tue
IA w, lll iehucr az tho Carson mint,
y..l'- ltlu't1Itbt Mason OF the New
S' M, ,.'lllets oIlics was Immediately
N. IVY. NV F" make an investigation. On
go. ~ % .1r accounts there ~,
NV shortage OF something lufs
NJ, 'lV.l, As far o. pluat1n known
an .,,l.,,luliliy has not y,t been 10.
y wy We noe no doubt that one or
NIl.ll WIN DO mALn Ll-m.
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wamnn Ilmsa hs n ,Lnn.

FANErIEviLJE, Tenn, March co.
News has TyHChuI here that Hufrut
luhry, CDllruj, was hanged night be-
fore lust by mob near Petersburg.
She wai suspected Of banning the
dwelling OF Dr.. Marshall.
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J,PAN's IupEROR
Wmuksa Nest Soop-Itomptsu Goes
10 Port Arthur,

10 Port Arthur
YOKOHAMA, March -D.-rhe en-.
rtrfvlll,horuy leave Hi,oshimN Tor
k.58on lt u.huI OF Hong0. lie
villa return 90 HIr0shimn. inu
guutJsl Tafuta, detained 8t Adou Ola
atfuayttis by order OF the British
.gytirntJ, has nrfivld 90 thia port,
The glut5al va detained under the
I1tIgl Enlistment act, because thc
captain aui eiyW were British subjects.
Mttlyyi lle dtw In view OF the
usltuly hvt ttluseu tD DO duty.
prlt k1mahI, C1mmuuder.in-
th.fdlht JiFaBue armies, ~ going
90 n,alIiil headquarters ut PsEi
AHhgL
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ML-nrr.I- LrLInLn-I.-

EuuE, Nop., March ~. - County
attorney e.. W. Lraf usa rgIrstru two
men LHmed Hunt nuI Miller. charged
with lyuchinF Mu. Hilton near
BrucEsuurg. They sTo dgspUg,vcum.
iugla,
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waite. 'rgu lowing we'll hf own
we'll naHiI become dry
Az .IIu ga MIs. He's waH turned
loose ahu wont bg'0ru COumssi.uar
blruuAn aud Hw 90 out % complaint
charging MITE. Uruuli with 0#au,t
90 battery. DC wUuli seem ihatthu
IauiH haI % regular pitched battle, Uu.
WHO v.Hl1 fault Will n07u DO bu ae
gIIuI when che iayCsIt tuats
place iHisuiirTau.
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ritnr CArs,zEB.
Anous ih' nfoWnvd Was "a Former
Atuspaptr Correspondent.

'-7-'- " "T7WWVW " 10 y 9WT NV
Ntuspaprr Correspondent
Nav i0HE, March 2O.-Tho Yacht.
man v London, Of March 2, contains
tl1'cllai o. the ctpslziug OF d yacht
Do iar sHan river, Perth, Wost Aus.
ula' Iilch !. Among those ~.
l.i'i 1ywntl was Edward Fox, who
ulsl lht s1uf.qutt "Mudoc" when
,.alf % % correspondent 20 the New
ron h1adlu tue MgI0G war Alter.
Niil Do ltgamu promoter OF yufiUua
,'l'iIi1e aud vent ~ England. Fox
Z. .lat Prominent ns o second for
A..igHeln Tie brlytuu-BouoWe duel
----lL.1n-.
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1lrts.'-aI, CaIar March gO.-Ad.
eg,',t'e been received IA Tho Iar,nsy
aiu,i ,..- ~ lvS,h OF Eugene Uzusy, q
30 N.n,.,,'.u' ol luis oity,whu 10 now
tlssJ,1sNA, Assaulted uy o. neon
hu t','l ON tho plantation where b,
v'bb,.L.. located, no bsitl. Usral..i
Win el being repeatedly sa,Hgd
ultIr 'a5''hetr. The matter neiur
Ne, .,44e attention OF he author,
ed h, '','i examination waa n.II
w. rrs, 4'nler Gltuua.guI. Tzp.v
's.ltlap A english pr trctl1u, hpt
t,lanb,' ,,n'''onn supp rt,whlch va-
Bought b. ',..I'.' Inu matter haa been
.WhIr. .s 'Hh Hl,u u1u of Sru.,.r
sHo Mn. .lI school mate of Uzomy,.
baton ,p,,y ,at case before tne Wash.
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BEHJtN, March sU.,-puuuv Waldo
marreIguiuF prince uI IirIc DsfmulI,
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rHr ALLiANcA AGAIN.

'',rl'' Anus for the Colombian
''''Tumrut ants Time.
r 'l' loI'N, March 1.-The stcnm-
h .'--'Aneai which WAS fired upDp
H. '.alan guubout, win oail iof
ar- ,slay a report that shp ID u
Nm, ,N's anu munitions rfwarwbru
'e'eitbg liur. ' ~ '"'
~, '.,. % hur doing so, they "a.
~ va, not remarkable 20 ia any
n.,,....' ''.'anl Tue company acts
yr,.,l az arms 90 tho Colombia,
is... wy ON nearly every tripofIt,
tl.,,rft ~ J. perfectly legitimate
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IT WAS ruE unIrrsu rLAo.
80 says the Captain OF tho spanish
truiarr OuCr More.

HAVANA, March 2D.-rhu report OF
TIE captain OF tho cruiser C0uuu Gle
Nauandiio, which fred ON tho ALT
aucU ON March 5,l,Hgs been made pub.
DC. ln his report nu Bays the cruiser
vas tisamIug leisurrly along Within o.
mile auI hnIf OF land. The captain
rg'nfutis tDal tho steamer vns witnlu
lothtHg milo limit und was dying tue
British lle.
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''Na laF Nnnlrhhnuu OF War
lltN lsNI March gu.-Fuur japan.
u' dlhsn arrived on luku Bar
!n.gilAy lnsgufuh VI yeuols carrying
Oligtud % waf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02

The majority Of readers have doubt
,ess heard that it is possible TO fiddle
"A bridge down." or, in other words
chat music will materially inJure snch
.tructures. Persons who really believe
that music will cause such vibrations
in a bridge az TO throw it from its foun-
1ation piers, if kept up for sufficient
length Of time, cite the fact that when
lrmies are marching orders are given
10 stop the music before the troops reach
Inc bridge, especially il the structure be
one built on the suspension plan. But
his is not done because there Is any
hanger TO the bridge on account OF the
dbrations caused by the music, but be-
.ause tho measured tread OF vast
lumber Of men keeping step would sub
Get the structure 20 greater strain
han an irregular agitation. Tho reason
4 this Is obvious; The bridge suffers
east strain when no rast When in uni
orm motion throughout all its parts,
ncnuiros "a momentum equal 10 the
nitro suspended weight multiplied by
he velocity of such motion. This being
De case, il IL clear that a uniform
downward vibration will soon reach the
.raaking strain, while the same disturb
ing forces. acting irregularly would
eounteract each other 20 certain de-
gree and thus be- far less trying. st
'.Ouis Republic
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02
LATE NEWS IrBhs

Flys gamblsfs wsis nBsd 80 and
c,sls LAT wesk ~ PsndIeion.
Ths Ore department will publish ihs
Tiiiamo0h Headlight fof ous asnk fgf
ibsif ssn bfushI
A hoise belonEing ila bakery oom.
psny " neaiils made q sudden slfs
JUMP sna bfohs iii baek.
a minipg capitalist named Lans,
has unasf ssy pfelsst - mius 90 .
lsIss soals tbs silver b,p Basln Ia
AlsahA
A. h. fioss. 81 siiofnsy 81 Lebanon
bss lssu sffssisd. clafssi aiih appf1.
pisiing eco brisDra9 ,oa niopt b.
binlaslf
i.asi haidaY niFbi aafs 50 iuie .
hsfd u Aagola si.sii i,sioi g.ns 30 a.
" asyss ~ aisyias, snd kl'isd hui
sgi ~ uinf
fendisios dsslsfs ine lsdlnr pif
s.saNHE Hilis sili haBfls annfuo
t.ssHas,s s,sa ig ilis Sisss. ihls ssstaf
fhsY hsndifd slsisi iisHpg ieands
lasi sas@aa fsnalfias y ans ~ ihs
pdssilsI stsd lrlsis ~ il.s aauhRfsi.
saa ihs saafnK aiiIs hsFs Disarti
ttls hi.HHi
a saaesasi uaHFsa. sfaflas be-
sii istfn iasfa 600 fenifsaiiHs laIiias
tsinF NNiism Mnrh. fHHlff 10
tNHsa ifsffnisn shg IL neH fsi'f "a.
lss is Aassss $40 A - hsy N,F D.
ns ~ ~ NfsHdf fiH ~ MHH
sAsard ilf aaaifsa 81 tisFHaa Al.
ssas sna a go ihfB rni Al D.
ilssHts Aa Fafs aFHiss go 81
sees lst9iss fhs issiiamsHi nfaf
fasifs esfasHf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02

Taking mankind ut large, perhaps
we should find them accounting for the
Phenomena of nature quite as much
from their feelings as from reason.
Minds of the most practical bent are
often the most scrylio slaves Of preJu'
dice. Tho attitude ~ the MOhamme.
dan mind toward modern scientific in
quiry il shown by little oolloquy bo'
tween an Algerian Kabyie and an Eng
lish artist who reports the conversation.
On ono occasion group u kabyles
Bas standing around when abruptly
lcfl IN working and began gathering
my painting traps together "for, " said
!, ~ too the wind IL blowing the clouds
IA this direction II will rain.
The wind docs not pusb the clouds. "
fnid one You can eco them moving
in different directions AZ tho same
time
bot surely" faid I. you can per
uiys auy day that IL ls the wind that
moves ulem
'D~s tbe wind move tbo SUM-" said
ao
"k9 ~ course 10 DOESN'T"
"Dnd sald - tho sun, Move always
iu 1900 dInt ron apd 90 iho clouds ho
sid MoYt shout 10 you please
70 HH ibaf suf' said he. appealing
"a ha COMPANIONS -~ YOUTHS Cpmpau
tm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02
OUR SILVER MINES.

Oregon must encourage the|
use of more silver We must
do all IN our power to have
capital invested in our thou
sands of undeveloped silver
mining properties. All silver
men should use silver. Buy
and sell in silver, pay your bills
in silver, pay the minister and
the editor in silver, buy aid
read silver papers, send in q
silver quarter for three months,
a silver half for six months, or
a silver dollar for a year of the
WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
A One Dollar Weekly.l
The Silver Dollar Weekly.
Best 81 weekly on the Pa.
cifc Coast.
No papers sent unless paid
for in advance.
No trouble TO postmastels
or subscribers to get it stopped,
1t stops,
This weekly has all the leg.
islatiye news.
This weekly has more news
about the state government
than any other Oregon paper
1t is an Associated Pres
PaperI
IL Is the paper for Republi'
cans, Democrats, Populists and
all who believe in Free Speech
and good government for the
people,
We pay no commissions 70
agents on postmasters or "
persons getting up clubs.
THr JoURSAL Is sold directly
70 the people at tho Lowest
cash prices and cannot h
bought of any one cheaper
ID . the publishers direct
IHf JoUagAL deals direetly
wlth the prople, not through
mlddlemen, lts publishes
are responsible 10 the peoIds
only 10 their editorial policies
They ars not shaped fOr thea
Wy apy my, faction, boases q
maelineI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02
GOLD MINE FOUNO|
A Bonanza Every Day
of the Year.
COULD NOT FIND A GOLD MINE|
But struck u Rich Weekly|
Find of Silver.

A man who cannot find a.
gold mine and bring It's rci
yield into his daily stock q
wealth, is very glad to strikea.
silver mine.
The man who strikes THI
ONE CENT DAILY has got a gold
mine of news for So a year.
But if he is not 50 situated as
to get a golden harvest Of news
by daily mail, or to get mail
two or three times a week, he
can strike a silver mine and be
made happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02
,.,..-, r.s,aning. =. ; Fbst.

al nv verses were digressions from
oasce work. They came without invita-,
-, npmapneredly. in the nature OF
fhipes. but they had 70 come ana wy, w
.gritina ont Of them kept me healthy
md amused. To the best Of my remehi-
hr,,ca. no one then discovered tneif
grievous cynicism or their pessiinis'iS,
,o,dencv. and was far too busy ana
too happy 70 take thought about 'neSe
things -.
50 they arrived merrily, being born
ont Of the life about me, and they were
very bad indeed, and the JOY OF DOING
them was payment a thousand tilnes s
their worth. Some, Of course came anu
ran away again, and the dear sorrow OF
going in search Of these tout OF once
hours and catching them) was almost
better than writing them clear Bad a.
they were. l burned twice at many as
were published. and Of the SURVIVORS al
least two thirds were cut down az tne
last moment Nothing can be whohy
beautiful that is not useful, ana there,
fore nv verses were made 70 ease on
the perpetual strife between the mana
ger extending his advertisements ana
my chief fighting for his reading mat
Ter. They were born TO be sacrihced'
Rukn. Din. the foreman Of our side, ap-
proved of them immensely, for he was
Moslem Of culture lie would say
"Your poetry very gOod, sir. Just com
ing proper length today. You giving
more soon? One.third column just prop
er. Always can take on third page. -
Rudyard Kipling in Mcclure Maga'
line
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02

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