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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-03-28

In compliance with a provision
contained in the sundry civil bill,
passed by the late congress, by
authority of the secretary Of war, a
board of engineers, consisting of
Lieutenant-Colonel Amos Stickney,
stationed at Cincinnati; Major Jas.
Z. Post, of this city, and Major
Clinton B. Sears, of Duluth, have
been appointed board of engineers
TO make an examination of the bar
at Yaquina bay. The board is to
convene at Newport, but tie date
has not been fixed. 1t will be
remembered that the people at va
quina are anX;ous 10 have the
entrance to the bay made deep
enough to accommodate deep-sea
vessels, and that Major Huser and
Captain Symons, U. S. engineers,
have each reported unfavorably to
this scheme. The people were not
satisfied with these reports, and, at
their request, Representative Her
mann secured the appointment Of
the above-named board, none OF
whom have been connected with any
Of the previous examinations of the
bar. The third time is a charm,
and, if this board decides that it is
practicable TO secure a deep en-
trance to the bay, the people there
will be much pleased. .-Oregonja II.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-03-28

,s3htlng chance to get the cleo
'toral vote of that state, provided
that he will declare himself an ad-
vocate Of free silver. The letter
also intimated desire that tue re-
publican national platform Of 1896
mightcortain a silver plank. When
this letter was read aloud to him
Governor Mckinley was indignant.
He braced back, thrust his hands
in his trousers pockets, AMI shouted
IF the republican party should de-
clare for free silver I would decline
to become its candidate, and !
would quit the party forever"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-03-28

Jay a letter
grnor Mckinley
lalore citizens Of
ts and republicans
~ him the solid vote
"A the national republi-
!ntion and assuring him of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local Applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear,
There is only Que wa" TO cure deafness.
aud that Is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness Is coused toy ali iGfsmed COZ.
diiiOn of the mucous lining Of the Ens-
tachiau Tube. When this tube Is iu-
famed you have rumblIng sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed, deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can be la
Ken out aud this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed rever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by calarrh, which is nothing
but an inhamed condition Of the mn.
cOus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case OF Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
CatarTh Cure. Send for circulars; free
+. J. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
B6y- Sold by Druggists. 75c. l9-4W
Strawberries aud cream at Strong's
restaurant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
| am closing out
a line OF Paper
and Envelopes /!
Former price 35c
and soc, now 25c
box. F. S. Dear
born, Bookseller.
PERSONALS.

H. II. Patton returned from the met
ropolis this morning.
DR.. M. 3. 5kiF spent Sunday WITH
relatives In Portland.
Il. McA'ree returned TO Portland on
the morning overland.
Col. f. V. Drake came up from Port
land on the morning local.
Miss Grace GIlllngham came up from
Portland ON the ll:l7 local.
Mrs. A. D. Condlt returned from
Seattle on the morning local.
Frank Powers spent Sunday in Port
land, returning this morning.
Secretary Of State II. II. Kincald re.
turned this morning from Portland.
Mr.. Chandler Bloom, Of Albany, Is
In the city the guest Of N. II. Davis.
Attorney J. II. McNary was a pas ,
sanger for Portland on the 40 local.
Banker J. y. Cooper came down from
Independence on the Altoona this morn
lug.
Attorney Geo. q. Bingham went TO
Portland this morning on legal busi-
ness.
Editor q. WI Humphrey, OF the JEFF
ferson Reyiew, wac 10 the city Satur-
day.
Thomas Reynolds returned this
morning from his Sunday visit 10
Portland.
j. L.. Mitchell IN reported very low at
his home In East Salem, with nervous
prosirRtlon.
Rev. Engllebart returned from Jef.
terson thia afternoon where he bold
religious services Sunday.
Col. Robt. Thompson, after spending
Sunday with hls family returned 10 tho
metropolis this mornlag.
ID. Friedman, OF Mt Angel, was IN
the city today, aud leaves tomorrow
for Grand Junction, Colo.
>. w. HaTrItt, Of the grocery firm Of
HarFilt a Lawrence, went 10 Portland
this afternoon on business.
Herbert l.. Brown came up from
Portland thla morning and will iaks
part Ia this Presby teTian church enter.
talnment tonight,
Miss Carrie Hltohens, oi CORVALLIS,
salaslady with Stock Bros. drygoods
hoaae, has oone 10 salem With that
arm aud will make her future home
hers.
A. W, oissy, assistant ssogstaIy of
ths stats insuFanes company, went go
Portland this afternoon foT . short
vacation aflsF his serious llInssa While
gons be slll eomblne bnalnsas With
plaAsuTs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
River Ercursion 70 Portland.

The Mems League Of the FIRST Pres
byterisn church bsye chartered the
beautiful steamer Eimore for an excur-
sion to Portland and return on Tuee-
day, May Z. Round trip ticket 81, and
good time guaranteed. Refresh
ments, including ice cream and lemon
ade, will be served on the boat. The
Salem band will accompany the boat.
Tickets for sale at the book stores.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
RIVER NEWS.
The river Is slowly falling.

The river Is slowly falling.
Steamer Eugene will be up from
Portland tonight aud will proceed on
TO Harrisburg this trip, the stage Of be
river not allowing her 10 reach Eugene. =.
Steamer Allona came down from IN
dependence this morning and left { \
Portland at 7:45 a. IN. with good load
NJ freight aud usual large passenger
list.
Steamer Elnore came up from Toit
land last evening heavily loaded with
miscellaneous freight for Salem ~
upper river points. After discharging
her Salem freight she proceeded on to
Corvallis. She will return thls after.
noon and leave for the met opolis ai Q
q. IN. Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Diad.

CRU BB. Al woOdbdfn, Friday, April
%, 1896. OF dropsy. G. =. Gfnbb, aged
SO years.
Deceased was born In 1912 iD TenDes'
see and came to Oregon in 1853. He
was member Of the Oregon volun'
teers, aud was in active service 10 the
Indian wars. He was III only three
weeks, and leaves q wife and two
grown children to mourn his death.
The remains were taken to Halsey On
Sunday for burial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Police Court.

The case of the state VS.. Geo. Reed,
aged about 2l, for taking cover of
manhole and selling 1t for old iron, wat
called before Judge Edes Of the city pc
lice court this morning. The young
mans father appeared and feels very
badly about the matter, claiming thai
1t was a piece Of spite work. Young
r ed was working for I. Tolpolar, the
jInkmaD, when the asting was stole!
The case was continued to Tuesday al
10 a m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

SPECIAL MEETINGS The w. G. T.
U. will hold u special called meeting
Thursday at 2:3O p m, for the purpose
of e'ecting delegates to the state con-
ventiou, which commences at Roseburg
ia May. There will be parlor meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. M. A.
Ramp Wednesday from 2:30 until 5 p.
m. All Wbite-Ribboners are welcome.
A good program has been arranged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
LEG BADLY BROKEN,

In ncdTLU eUery home can
be fou1,d u crippted chaiP, q
disabled p0rJOr Std1id or bed-
stedd Uith u rum dOUH con-
stitmtiOn. NOC, Keller 10
Sons are just the people to
repGtr all ddB10OeS 0ltd Hey
are modest in their charges.
LOOk OCer their furniture
this aCeeh. Delays are dGIl-
zero us.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
n NOTHLNG NEW.

Because tCe dLtC0ys hare
them. the best and fresh
est CeOet0bJes, tie. sCeetest
0nd jutctest oranges, the
sOnrest lemons, the nicest
cookies, nuts, f0s anu dates.
At Mitier's Oid Cent Gy0-
eery, 1916 State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

ffNOAFh iKAauE SOCIAL Tbs
EpweIih ieaaus ~ ihs i'ifsl a, a.
ehHFph viii giss social in lhe y, ~,
q A, Issoals Friday sYsalns, Msy 90,
" which VI msmhen and illsnas " cos
ssseelsllen $50 lnylssa A short
uanslesi ana lllsgsIy pgaaFsa sill h.
aiVsa sad light fefgssbalssls slil be
seffed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

hpas Mss lsaisitsiis ellY, hpi
h,a ~ isaaesls NJ sff fsslsel a. nslslp,
Nih ihs nslsA iiissm i,ssadfg, Ha
illf - li,s esssi ssa asmIsfs sllh -
lsis la lsl Aaib vpgk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
si00p hvnhIho, LApIns And
9nnfLhhnn

'ihis sssihss 80 aesbi ssts ya,l
lhlst " pvlllas ~ llsbla aaaslel.lh,
lRa lfgas slll ssli a eAg slegs ss
Nlll slls gos lhs h.si Fslsa hs yeal
uleasg ~ N iasse ~ lhs sliy
i,saAss lesssE lilhl,sd Alssfslsas
Npsss a.. mA hhe Aak
Aisn's Ffsaeh iislDfiaeaH usass
Nssg h's . sail u s',il, ll,n > ssll,
lg = suli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

nuAnff Asp Pare iaRsldsIsa
eaf sl,lfs y lls l,si,s ~. hagsalns ip
siaihlaa. Mhyf isesuss oai so,lds
az ~ n lhs hssi gasllig sna paf
lfls~s ihs gsgg lgsssi q, W iehn'
sln a nan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castovla.
Rheumatism Cured.

rheumatism Is caused by tactic acid In
the blood attac Ing the tibrous tissues
Of the joints. Keep your blood pure
aud healthy and you will not hAYe
rheumatism. Hood's taTsAparilla
glves,the blood vitality aud richness
and tones the whole body, neutTallzes
the acidlty Of the blood and cures
rheumatism.
Hoods Pills are the best after dinner
Ills, assist digestio u, cure headache.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
BENEFIT
Mrs. ChaS. s. RELY.
wAr-
Reeds Opera House, Friday Eye, Nay 5
PROGRAMME

ofohs.y. flsodhAhAE
oi's.'.' VIZ ii.l, f'asa'slls,' Ia sosiums, Ms
Ng heahn ""s HHseh AN1 nsi
n, W. 6. al,ls..siu' isyg ~ My sssl,'
b,'.l n.iN asiselsd, Alss Jasis li,a.a
nlaIlf ~ NefNt hnln Nlslassal lylfi u..
lE WV Nitf lNla AaifheaA -"
49,. itNtf 0lAFielle9 ~ Al A n,.l,.,s
iesii ans s's'''s', iislsa nspilsiaS. SjI.I je..ls
Ma N,tHsils AsiiaaY Au.H "A gAa,.....
VIZ. wv ks2.issk, a,s u W'Hys.s....,
,a@h tss.N ihsfh. tqaA Alally 'iiss,..1s ~
IfttfHf lNNiNltlA, snl WiilIsss. W.
Heslsi. '-''s p slsls,hllslfkSa.i is1a 4 ilai.s
a'i '''''aS I'ss'e' n's.,a,' Me-. . o.
s8,. as'S,.s,, ~ W, n n, assss NJ
ldi..., =. seNi esl \ i,sss Iaal.s ii i,ii.i-f Aii
tlAa Nisil'fsH'. ttk asi, i@lls Nslisa
a.aa. "'i' i'sla iillsfl, W dsl0as' ~.
~ '::'' '..:'..l n 20. .'t.'i''y ~ ~ a,s sA.y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

To WED.-The county clerk today
issued a marriage license to George
Koenke and M try G.. Rains. This is
the ninth marriage license issued by
the county clerk during the month OF
April.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

AT LA FAYETTE SEMINARY.-Rey.
e, G. Polling, newly-elected president
of the La Fayette seminary. writes
Rev. J. Bowersox, of this city, that the
commencement exercises will take
place Wednesday May lst, at 1920 am.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

LooK-At the program Of the enter
tainment to be given this evening by
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church, for 25c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

GOOD RoADs.-They are appreciated
by everybody, and 30 are the good
lemons, oranges aud bananas at Bran.
son Il Co.'S,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

PURE LUooA.-Imported olive oil
from Italy-absolutely pure, at the
postofiice grocery. Harritt Il Law.
renee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
III THE otacuiT uouRf.
Several Important Cases Before
Judge Hewitt.

At 2 p. m., Judge II. II. Hewitt,
Department No. 2. circuit court, called
the adjourned term Of court at which
the Eastern Oregon asylum case OF
Taylor w. Lord aud others, the railroad
commissioner case aud The suit Of Viii
lamette University w. Sheriff Knight
to eDj in collection of taxes. District
Att Druey Jas. Mccain is in attendance.
Attorneys present are MorelaDd aud
Mallory and Frank V. Drake, Of Port
land and Messrs. Holmes, Bigger
Sherman, Carson. Z. H. darcy, w. J.
Darcy, Kaiser, Ford and Fleming Of
Salem.
Ia the rairold commission suit, r.
Drake, attorneJ for defendant, has filed
q demurrer.
The time Of the court, up 10 going to
press, was taken IN bearing motions
and the afternoon was put in hearing
testimony in the asylum suit, which ia
now to be pushed TO a fipal decision.
SUMNER UEDEgwEAH.-For ladies
and gents, just Received by the New
York Racket from esaquzrters. We
baye some extra s'z-s for very large
men. A large line Of hosiery Of al
kinds at tue New York Racket for la.
dips, misses and & nts. A good heavy
cotton sock at &c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

hAnp Hall, fhs WllHmsiil uai
VsFsily ~on Ibs fsiuIn hsBd bell eap
lssl sllh tuSsns ualysIsliy hsls
asissasy, ubsslsl Aufphy HRd iiyl'sli
tigiss gsBsssnied lhs hlmsf snd
iiaiTy ieaplsiop saa NllHil johnson
cas- lsiisg lhs nisl is0 ssglss ssIs la
isFei ~ ibs Mlllsnlelis, "A ~ sna n
lAl lhs ihlga, " D, see N kyag W iu.
nses, u,skiaa sslm " A. sssinsl 10
ln fsVaf " lhs Mlllsn,slls plaYegs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

SNACK BR0s This new mercantile
firm make their bow Ia our looal col
unls, Ihese young nien have removed
thsf large business from CORVALLIS 10
sslsm snd deserve . warm reception
foI their anlsTpFlss Ia ohooaing the
nspliAi city ~ their futurs homes
They hsgs fof 10 years besn iu bualnus .
IA oIsson snd have Ny careful Allsn.
ilun ~ buslnaas obtained ga enylabls
pasltlon IN oomnsleisl elIulss, Tive
nnm consists " sol AZ and ", a.
lslset, brolbsp fhsy SIS nailysa of
hsw fafk riiy and srs hnib slnsls
nlsn, dive them = call,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

LATEST Styles lesssi Igies We ssss
~ weesg
Niltks liass Ate
fssgl saa Elhsfig ssp \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoEia,
Gall for Warrants.

Gall for Warrants,
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, !
MARION couRTY,
STATS or ORRaOR, J
Notice 10 hereby given that have
sufficient funds on hand to pay all
warrants prior n Oct. lat, 1898. later.
eai ceasing on sald warrants from date,
jar, MiRpO,
Couniy Treasurer.
Salem, o., April "a, 1868.
hheumatism
IL symptom ~ disease of tho sid.
nrys, IL will oeFiAiniy be relieved BY
fafks' huls CuTe, That headAohe,
baokAohs and tired fsellnE come fr0n
Use same oause, Ash fOT Parks snrs
tufe fof lhu llyuf And kidneys pfios
tl,0D, sold hy Lunn A Bnloks " ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Gold CrOwn".and Gold Bridge Work.
CARD OF COMMUNICATION.

CARD OF COMMENTATOR.
From citizens OF Portland, Or, April 10, 1885
70 citizens OF Helena, Montana
Dr. o. IL, MACK, Dentist, now resident OF
your oity, but formerly OF Portland, ana well
known " ALI OF us, has few equals and no su.
psriors as dentist anywhere. lie is n gen.
tieman well worthy OF confidence ana favor.
IA. CHAPMAN, NJ D.,
Mayor Of Portland,
"h' H. WATKINS, NJ, E,,
As. NICHOLS, I'D,
J.R oARDwELL,
J.G,0LEsR, '"'''' 'o'''"ha
10 ala for mo the best dentistry ever mad
done, ana Dr. O. q, Knowles, dentist OF San
FTanoiaoo said Il was the best he ever saw.
J,b KNAPP,
Portland.
hELEsA, Mont. Aug. lO lsoa
Ahef more than seven pears residence ana
practice of DT1Aaok in Helena, we arc pleased
70 endorse above expression OF olmmenda-
tlon.
JOS, X TooLE,
hopernOg Of Montana
JOHN q, CURTIN,
Mayor Of Helena
Hh STEELE, N. D.,
Lb, AfCHlsos, ND,
p'J,sAlT, dos, '''
We, zuRER, '''A'
.... heniisl, hslena
FF satisfactory operators 10 halem, Or.
80 His shAbisd by perm lsslon ~ rsisg 10 sueb
A"'sa snd solihy gentleman 40 his saesl.
isnoy
hA,F lAhn.
ua. .,,,,, l4oyslnqr ~ OREGON
go. eiair rasuIeF I'd Ole.ou
non I'll u WuLYfNmS. 80
go. hNpnpulr Indst. kalsut
hue utQ. n huhhIisf
.. A. D. hptsF hslsii 'Ns'' 'A'''N
AAa '',shl "lhsis NJ hlsi fsspeelabiI -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Presbyterian Concert.

Ballad concert and entertainment to
be given under the auspices Of the La.
dies aid society Of the First Presby ter
ian church, Monday evening April 20.
Plano Duet, "HighuBlooming Cereas, !" shuer.
man, Misses Shelton aud Weller.
Quaftette "old Kentucky Home" Foster
heasrs. kund Of, Gle. Steiner ana BoEorih b.
Recitation, "he Tried 10 Tell His Wife," Amos
Ar. Herbert h. brown.
DUO. telootad
Miss uraos Dillingham;.
solo Selected
M. w, E. I4eTeh.
ooaflnA Adnei--s----------,----- X eller br0thsIs
QhAfielie-"Angel OF Feaee' '--------.---k kslisr
Misses Davis and White, headanas
hepswell and Virgins
lte0lihilon-''A hiE.lown HumoFisp -.-.....---
---,----.-----.-.-J James Wh'teolnb hilsy
hr Herbert l., browa.
upille selsetlen n----r-vv-sv---.rhr W, u, LeTuh
Solo nnd Chorus ~''old hlaek joe "-- Foster
Aessra. kundrsi, uile, steiner
Apd bosonh,
Recitation 10y Tsquestl seth Peters. Rspor,
---.-r-.-rs----,--oi pau's Wshstsl's speech"
NJ Herbert l. hTown.
u-
TnAhKs. rnE JouRsAL 10 all its
friends aud the eyellsla u salem aud
vicinity .fof their generous display
" enthusiasm over lie coed
roads enterprise, aud feel osflain they
Will not he disappointed in the ohAFAo-
lsr ~ the men ssnl out aud of the wsy
They slll psffaTn lhrir work. -
Nhss lsig sas s.st. ~ fsss hsf ,asle'ls,
Nhss ~ vas ollili, 49, e'ioa ~ ,Ias,afla.
hhss 49, D. sn,s si.a 40 plasg 81 fisiasls
Wkss sis bsi ebila'sa, 49, ss,s ihsia r.sislla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTia.
Returned With His Man.
OeI'OWs.

Returned With His Man.
Chief Of police Dilly returned from
trip TO Huntington, Or, for a prisoner.
Sunday morning. That Ia on the ex.
treme eastern border OF the state. Ills
mission was 10 secure prisoner whose
family Ia we'll of and OF hne social po-
sitIon, He returned with hIR man
who Is now In the county Jail 10 await
an investigation and TO hear from his
relatives. II is thought the alleged
crime can DO explained away and the
case settled without trial. which Will
probably be done. The trip 10 hunt.
ington Is the largest official trip for
prisoner that Salen's present city
marshal has made aud his success a
getting his man nearly five HUNDRED
miles away is very gratifying.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29
JOHN HUGHES.
NV AOyfkIlsfHfHTs,

fiina 500 silTl iblg asis ! sUl ~ h,and
t,islsfe. NJ w Nlasls kuaA eiaai, itssslii
zee NJ tNf ntIftH laliteiNs ~ aklIsh.
tltt tssf lnsll ~ Sisa " lslsiff sNa IA
~ Nt'sfis ~ tIa
NfH FAlt AZ salatIlsAas ANsll.as lfalt
zee NiHfNit4nat ~ ltEaNaaIIs lalsas
sbttI9 HiiNiN ~ asft nsIal8 Nll W. N.
- NhAetss ~ ~ fisNi lilaA AH
Stilta nafHhAs ppssnuas "a
...sse4 ,s.s ~
ME- 6ai. = AA'sh HsSl },
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-29

Strawberries aud cream at Strong's
restaurant.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Keepers Charged with killing nm In
mate of an Insane Asvium

Wilmington. Del, Nov- .2S.-Jnhn s.. Sc
ran, Daniel Brown and Michael Lynch,
keepers in the insane ward or the hospital
at Farmhurst. were arrested last night,
charged with the murder OF Leon Lewis,
an inmate. The arrest of the keepers solves
the mystery surrounding the appearance
of L. u. West, who created u sensation In
New Castle last week by claiming that he
was Lord Della ware. and that he had cume
to regain possession of his plantations.
West, il is believed. was n detective ein-
ploycd by Philadelphia parties IL invrsti-
gate the cause OF Lewis death last month.
When he came to New Castle he was I'm
prisoncd in New Castle Jail and then trans
ferrcd 10 Farmhurst Insane Hospital.
The prevailing belief was that he was an
escaped lunatic. Four days after admis-
sion Ia the hospital. however, lie was re-
leased and went to Philadelphia. wednes-
day the authorities here were appriseti
of the murder of Lewis, and Detectives
Witzil and McVey were put to work On the
case.
1t has now developed that the man West
was detective, who adopted the Lord
Delaware scheme to gain admission to the
hospital and investigate the cause of Lewis
death. During the four days of his incar-
ceration he gained sufficient infnrma ton
from the inmates of the hospital to convince
him that Lewis was murdered.
1t is claimed that the three keepers beat
Lewis to death in his cell. Lewis. it is said,
was wealthy man. The three keepers
were brought tn the city hall last night and
today were sent Ia New Castle.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
CLARK'S
'34-736 Seventh st. n. w.

he compelled TO put several pegs in the
same hole. as IL were.
With all his love of sarcasm and habit OF
saying witty things at the risk OF offending
sonIcb,dy. Mr.. Reed is extremely courteous
aud tactful in deali1g with his fellow mem
bers. Those who iinaging that he is above
seeking their ,Unniendaiiun and support
by the usual methods uf shrewd politicians
make mistake. for he is a man who pays
very close attention TO the political straws
that may Dlow-acriss his pathway.
He has hard row Ia hoe as Speaker of
the House In the canning Congress, in view
OF the fact that he is "A promising Presi-
Dental candidate, and no one appreciates
this fact better than himself. His desire
for the good will OF all his Republican col
leagues is shown by the fact that some time
between the elections in 1894 and March
last he wrote n personal note of congratu-
lation ~ each Republican mcmber-elcct.
Those who enjoyed n personal acquaint-
ance with Mr.. Reed were gratiried to be
81 kindly remembered. and those who had
never met him appreciated the compliment
still more. This is une reason why there
is not "ne discordant note in the song of
praise that reaches the ears of Mr.. Reed as
he CONES again tu take up the famous gavel
that lie laid down un the 4th of March, sSl.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
POINTS OF ERROR DEFINED
Government Counsel File Brief in
Schofsld-Armes Case.
Claim That Military Courts Have Ex-
elusive JnrisdictiOn Over Persons
Charged with Military Offenses.

The attorneys of the Government in
the case Of Major George A. Armes, L. g.
Army, retired, who was arrested not long
ago by order OF Major-General SchOfield,
then acting Secretary OF War, upon charge
OF insubordination, have filed their brief
IN the court of appeals upon the appeal from
the decision OF Justice Bradley, under
which Major Armes was discharged from
custody.
Among the errors cited is That Justice
Bradley ignored the fact that the penalty
for one OF The oifenses charged against
Armes may, i'll law, be life imprisonment,
and IL Is further claimed that the court
erred in ruling that Major AImes was il
legally deprived OF his liberty, and also in
ruling that his arrest and confinement were
uDla " full.
The assumption by Justice Bradley that
the charges made by Major Armcs against
by Arines To lie true. Is also claimed 10 be
erroneous. The further is also set up that
the court erred In ruling that the prefer
ring OF thc charges under the circumstances
did not constitute umbeconing conduct as
either officer or gentleman, and that such
act was not prejudicial to army discipline.
The Government counsel make the con-
tention that courtssInafttal have exclu-
sive Jurisdiction in all proceedings against
military persons charged with military
offenses, and also that the civil courts
cannot relieve parties So charged from
the effects Of such offenses by writ of
habeas CORPUS.