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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

date of $S67, ,573 "a beyond the bonded
Indebtedness Of Sl5 ,OOO,0 900 and interest
which were secured by the mortgage.
How much this debt was increase d
from June 30, 1892, AT which time the
referee made his supplemental report,
10 December %, 1894, when the sale
Incurred, the record does not show but
II was admitted 10 argument that an
Indebtedness OF more than 81 900 900
had been incurred by The receiver since
ms appointment on October 26, 1890,
Viewed In the light OF a bust ness
venture aud not considering the
amount necessary 10 be expended for
belterments, n property which Was
operated as "gOing concern At a
total loss OF more than 10000 per
month"; does not, II must be conceded.
present very inviting field TO capital.
lsts, aud while thelamOunt bid for the
property may be grossly inadequate
we cannot cay that IL Is so, Ia the ali.
sence Of any eyids nee OF its value, and
considering that no sum ia excess of
that amount has been offered by any
one.
IL is indeed unfortunate that the sx.
penses 0f the management OF the pTOp-
sfty cannot be realized from lis sale.
No one can examine ths record befo fs
US slthont being Impressed with the
conviction that the trial court las
lhh0fed long aud earnestly 10 accom-
plish this result, but without success,
And ~ continue the operation 0f the
ROAD under TIE management Of a 10,
oslyei would result in further eEpsnss
Shleh must bs b0Tns by those VINO
eAn W nioTd 10 sdd u 10 their present
l0sses,
The eouIt, hoping the bond holders
N"uld py reorganization buy the
property aRa pay On the sKpsnss Of ths
ieeslFsf's management, iiksd 4 mini,
nlAn price ~ ,WO 0O snd Al Anotbsf
Itis W s0o,ul1 pul wss nnable iO etisel
sails 90 lhsss terms, apd after Waitipe
hlels lhsn ipuf Ssals fpf tho eOusun,,
lAall9n ~ lls hopes foupd ihe Illusion
ilsllellsd aaa lhs 0ply feAasdy gsmsin'
lhs VS. w ssll lhs pfppsfly ~ NAat A
gnvll pilhHi Nhieh hsying hesn done
lhs ssle tnAhlnlsd W 3 n0uTl that -
AoYNslnled Nih lhs pg0psgty snd
nNsl ilsFs tn0sn lls ysluf, US eap. I'M
ihs shseArs ~ RAg evidences nf ths
fslus 10 nplhlpH m0gs lhsn sfitm
lhs asslss Nhleh y ~ pgdflsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

For THE COSTA great many Sa'
lem people are leaving daily for New.
port or tho mountains. While 1t may
be necessary for the ladies to HE them
selves away in order to keep cool, ;" 1t
is not "have to case" with the gentle
men. II they but know how comfort
able they would be In one Of our sum-
mer suits, we could not keep a supply
on handle. w. johnson d Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
PERSONALS.

A. Klein, the shoe merchant, spent
Sunday In Portland.
n. w. ssttiemier, Of WOODBURY.
visited With salem friends over Sun-
day.
Jake Ashenfelter, and his two sons,
Louis and Johnnie, Of Turner, We're 10
falem today.
Architect w. G. Knighton was
passenger to Albany on the morning
local on business.
r. e. Moody returned to Portland
this morning after Sunday visit viii.
bis parents In this city.
Geo. Shief, manager Of the William
ette FIGURING mills, was passenger 10
the metropolis on the Salem local thh
morning.
Geo, Phillips, an assistant in 4. T..
LamporpA harness shop. was passed.
ger 10 Portland on the Salem local tnlt
morning.
Councilman Thos. Kay was passen'
ger TO Portland on the 8 o'clock local
after Eunday visit his family In this
city.
Deputy County Clerk r. D. Allen
spent Sunday with his family near
GEIverton, making the trip on bis
bicycle.
Prof. Louis BarEee returned to Jeffer-
son on the IL O'Clock local this morn
ing after Sunday visit with Salem
friends.
Mrs, Ann Rennie and son Albert
went to Turner today to visit with
Mrs. Reunis's daughter, Mrs. ). b.
Ashenfelter.
Geo. f. Smith and Nicholas Bier left
this morning for an outing at Wilhoit
whore the former hopes to recover
from his rheumatism.
Gov. Wm. p. Lord returned this
morning from Newport where he at
tended the meeting OF the Oregon
Press Association Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. DeLong, and
daughters Ida ard Minnie, started to-
day by team for Gates, to be absent
about month, camping and fishing.
q. M. stock, Of the State street dry
goods firm of Stock Bros, left this
morning for San Francisco for the pur'
pose of purchasing new stock OF
goods.
The Misses Vance and Miss Vesta
Mason, OF Albany. who have been the
guests of the Misses Hughes few days,
went TO Portland this morning on a
vIsIt to friends.
Mrs. Churchill and children were
passengers TO Portland on the Modoc
this morning where they will board
the Q o'clock train tonight for Arling-
ton for two weeks visit with friends.
Prof. and Mrs. Thos. Condor, OF
Eugene, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. r. d. Bean, and went
homo today. They were returning from
the Chautauqua assembly at Gladstone,
II. III. Stock, junior member OF the
dry goods firm OF Stock Bros, visited
with friends In Albany and Corvallis
Sunday returning home on the o
o'clock overland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Clark left for
vinelAnd. New Jersey, this morning
on vlGit TO relatives. Mr.. Clark Is the
well known ex.groceryman and may
decide 10 locate permanently In the
East.
Policeman and Mrs, Latourette and
little daughter went 10 Oregon City
on the o'clock overland Sunday
morning. MT. Lat0uTstte returned
Sunday evening but Mira Latourette
and daughter will DO tho guests Of
friends for week.
A. q. Damon, the jolly grocer, aud
john MolF, Jr,, bookkseper la the First
National bank, left foF Portland on the
Grey Eagle this morning where they
will board q steamer plying on the
Columbia aud take . trip np that
beautiful TiYer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

4 uooD lDRA,wAfs you going 10
We fAquiaa Hay ioT your Yaeailopi
ss and Am R0lnH a. st0p sl ~
fsnlne restaurant, fau ean gel lhe
besl hisAl iheIe fDf ~ asnls you sFTi
sls apd pnsApeT lhan that w sest ~
Nonlbl feu sea Iepl ToalDs mInlshsd
~ hhfulHlshsd, ~ you oan Ipni
eellAFs' in lael ypu elll ~ afeDnlaia'
nsls, w Auy saS w applSlpH ~ 10
lsplhp IFelsvlnni All islisn " NJ
1uuf pinANplly HnswsTsd, "
l'slsnssi plepllsl0i, Newport, o"Naa'
lAflu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

SPECIAL BAR0AINs.
Navy blus seaside iiAnnsl sbe yd'
Polnt Laos collars 60c aud VI,
Meas canvass helmets b0o each,
Mos las ladies waists zoo sAoh,
iilsok salins skirts VI aRd ti'bo
Ladies ice vests foF 90, aoo yssis ioT
100, $50 Vssis fog ase, 900 yasls fof sas'
hsD's hslbnsan underwear, sos .
sali, Sl . sult sna gl'sAe suit
lisTyssllng gloyss Soo, 700 SUD sL
I.sdiss' berry aRd hop gloves eoe'
I.adiss' side sau bats sea
Bung lhls llsi vllh yea When you esll
w ns
WILLIS hRoA a 60,
Ths eaah pgy 0eoas, clolhlng aaa
nhes iiesss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
July 70 q Dull Month.

We have placed orders for a
very large and most complete
stock for fall, comprising the
latest in Dress Goods, Trim
mings, Fur Capes, etc. Mems
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

But we make it more lively
by extra special values, which
tend to loosen purse-strlngs.
See to it that you secure a por-
ton of the plums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

HARD TIMES VS.. SOAP.-EYery body
will agree with us that we are selling
soap to suit the times. IL is acknowl-
edged by all consumers to be the best
In the market. salem Soar & Chemi-
cala Works.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
THIS WEEK ONLY.
We WtU OiUe yOm our profit
on all Refrigerator. COtae
early. There Is plenty of hot
tSeather GeI0re VOu.
KELLER d SONS,
4 O:Stdte.

I'm LIsE.-Many Others attempt 10
fall In lins on superior methods and
low pness, but none give the solid sat.
isfaetion found in buyiHg at Mccall
Bros, 100 Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

FREE los WATER. Remember that
AZ Ssrong's you get 100 cream aud cake
served for only 10 cents and get drink
Of pure spring water free. WestAoOlt
a Irwin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

"hsa baby ~es sioh, No gave hsF casioTia
VIA shs wss ohlld, si.s eliaa fog oasissiA.
WAS sAs hasan's Mis-. she elaas ~ oas,o'iA
Va. abe hsa chilasss, sas sass lhsn oAs,e'sa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

PLEsTY OF money N loan Al 8 per
cent Interest. Hamilton A holT, Toom
o, I.add A bush bank bldg dAwl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

pHNlpt nAs in 80 snd n hashsl
lsls slsi fssh aell 9 esHis ) baslisl.
a. hissslfl A Nhids
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

Fsht Fhipt 'lhs nffias ~ jspssp
'ssi lHlpellsa allsel hem lhs lsHa lhst
ehlppsi thlAs. % lhs hfsl hala auly
~ a Vsn tslap, iss sfassF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

hisnsap 4 Go hsls hsa : eanslsnt
t'aslh i'an lhf llAs llisy slsHsd, bui
''asg 'hsl ssll Nels sHNds ihsn shsg
fA8wR hsflls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

WooDBURN PICNIC.-The picnic an
nounced in THE JOURNAL last week to
be held at WoOdburn Saturday, July
10th, was q success. Excellent ad-
dresses were made by Senator Geo. G..
Brownell and Representative II. L.
Barkley at the conclusion of which q
number Of games were INDUCED In,
such as bicycle races, fat mans race.
A match game Of base ball WAS played
between q nine from st. Paul and q
picked nine from Woodburn In which
the former were defeated the score be
ing to in favor Of Woodburn. A
general good time was had by all who
were In attendance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

a., pass's cgssm lisklas pes sss
sssissFsls liAsAssl Alsssisas e,gi'~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
7. 7. DALRYMPLE & co.

J. w. Davies, who for number Oi
years has been assistant in the o.
Dickson seed store, accompanied by
his family left for Portland on the
Modoc this morning. They will take
passage on the State of California
which leaves Portland tonight for Los
Gatos where they will reside .perma-
nently.
The Home Forum Benefit Order oil
Chicago, a fraternaI and benevolent
society Of excellent standing, has just
appointed J. L. Mitchell, Of tbh city,
~ their state organizer. Mr. Mitchell
well adapted for this work and with
AZ good an order bach Of him as the
Home Forum he should make q sue
cess Of bis appointment. The order il
strong and well established ia the East
and it's president, DIR. McKinnie, is an
able manager of any organization. Mr..
Mitchell enters at once upon his work.
His address will remain the same a.
before, Salem, Oregon, where he will
continue to reside as In the past.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
A War or Fanphlets.


The two leading features Of the ia.
NOUS sermon preached by DIR. Sacheye-
rell in St Paul's cathedral ON Nov ).
1909, which led to his trial and all the
paper war which ragged around his name,
were the denunciation of religious toll
erance and the upholding Of the doc
trine OF nonresistance to the crown in
it's EXTREMIST form. The Sacheyerell
pamphlets consist of short and catch.
penny lives Of the reverend hero, several
sermons preached by him at various
dates, attacks by dissenting writer's OH
such sermons and their preacher, and
other sermons and replies in support of
the high church doctrines.
Tho list of Sacheverell pamphlets is q
record Of sermons, speeches, answers,
letters, replies, thought, vindications
and considerations, with endless varia.
tions of title, in long and wearisome
procession. The total number Of distinct
and separate publications connected di-
rectly or indirectly with the controversy,
enumerated by Mr.. Falconer MADAM
in his photography OF Sacheyerell, /"
amounts to no less than 226, and most
OF these are tracts, broadsides and
pamphlets Of tho most ophemeral kind
Their enumeration is triumph Of bib
biographical industry and patience and
an astonishing proof of the strength
and indeed violence Of party feeling.
both ecclesiastical and political, at the
crisis OF Queen Anne's reign. y Gentle
mans Magazine
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
HYPNOTIC SINGING.


4As Most Disputed Incident of ssTrllbys
Supported BY Fact.
Among the many items apropos Of
Ou Maurier's masterpiece not the least
Interesting is the closeness with which
be stuck to the facts. Ones first impress.
sion upon reading how Svengali taught
Tfilby to sing-how he hypnotized her
and commanded her to initiate tho
sounds he made on his flexible flageolet
twas no doubt that this at least was q
flight Of poetic license. It seems, how
ever, to be we'll within the possibilities
A case which in all essentials covers
Il was reported as long ago as 1860 by
James Braid, the first of the SUCCESSORS
Of Mesmer to approach the hypnotic
sleep from the side Of science rather
than Of charlatanism. After speaking of
the heightened sense of hearing under
mesmerism and Of the increase Of mus
cular precision, they make. he says,
"feats Of phonic imitation" possible
which are truly astonishing.
'Many patients will thus repeat &C.
cnrately what is spoken in any language.
and they may be also able to sing cor.
reotly and simultaneously both words
and music Of songs in any language
which they had never heard before
]. g.. they catch the words as well as
music so instantaneously as to accom-
pany the other singer as if both had been
previously equally familiar with both
words and music.
''In this manner patient of mine
who. when awake, knew not the
grammar Of even her own language.
and who had very little knowledge Of
music, was enabled to follow Mile.
Jenny Lind correctly in songs in differ
emit languages, giving both words and
music so correctly and so simultaneous
y with Jenny Lind that two parties in
tho room could not for some time inn
aginc that there were two voices, so
perfectly did they accord, both in music
al tone and vocal pronunciation OF
Swiss, German and Italian songs. She
was equally successful IN accompanying
Mile. Lind in one Of her extenporane.
ous effusions, which was long and ex-
treme]y difficult, an elaborate chromatic
exercise, which the celebrated canta.
trice tried by way of taxing the powers
Of the somnambulist to tho Utmost.
When awake, the girl burst not even
attempt to do anything of the sort, and,
after all, wonderful rs it was, it was
only phonio imitation, for she did not
understand tho meaning of single
word of the foreign language which she
uttered SO correctly"
This is exactly Trilby's case, only
more so, except that there is nothing to
indicate in the report that ''the patient"
remembered Jenny Lind's songs and
could reproduce them, but the forma-
tion of a trance state memory is suf-
faciently frequent phenomenon. The
quotation is from Braid's Observations
on Trance." page 43.-New York Post
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

oEning was spent In hearing
~ II bshalf Of the contending
- doors being open::to the va
{ o1ntsnding delegations. This
- ~ conmittee began ito aft
soleion behind closed doors.
/ - crowd choked up tho corridors
M q the committee room and
% - announcement Of results. 4
8 Important question Of the
- the liking Of the date Of
ntion. The executive COM
% : sktsd asresolution favoring
his was amended By Com
! T. LAanon, of Utah, In fayar
. Ie There was sharp debate,
m Young. Of California, finally
cosnpromise between June
E. six.: July. The DeYopng
O Anendments were both de-
~ "a thsn, ~ practice. unan-
tho date was fixed at June
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
Tux1man James r. Keene.
James r. Keene, the famous w

street speculaCors
turin an and
owner of Domino
and other great
horses, made his
money in. Cali
fornia. He went
east to break Jay
Gould, but Gould
did the breaking.
In 1881 his great
horse Foxhall
won the Czaro.
WITT and Cam
ridge $ h ir Q
stakes on the 9th.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
- ! :! =! : : ! /


|BsS ll1AF0fl1 Dec l.-Hayward
N nGed 8 2:06 this morning. He
j. 1sAsement n i've minutes' du-
NJ Asd Willis not making 4 confess
1M IS hoped God would forgive
- ~ al the harm he had ever done.
@ NJ murderer went 70 the gallows
i laugh on his lips and went down
To trap Just n he uttered the
- lightly:
aass ~ her SO, Msgarden.''
I ~ command WAS directed To the
stef dopaty. Prior 70 the execution
~ ccndemasd man maintained the
/ nokve which has made him famous.
= INK his supper shortly after l
ook aad No. surrounded BY the dep
- "a the death watches. just be-
- ~ dsath warrant was road Hay
~ turned % his brother, DR.. Thad-
D Hayward and said:
You know am great believer IN
4 lfitnAlism. Il / get safely on the
$3.50 stdeI will send a message to
\ m q ].
sa At : o'clock Hayward listened to the
6i1e d the warrant. Soon after
Aesi6 Holmberg entered and the con-
! aisd man said earnestly: II want
a1k you 4 last favor. Please let me
III ~ trap. II will save you life long
Etety md viii give me eternal satis-
aon. =
~ sheriff replied. Il cannot do it,
\ ossy, / know my duty
S 81 the scahold Harry made a brief
snsnt. He said that to please the
geral pastors that had called upon
@ ~ Nould shy God forgive mo for
I have done.
~ - looked upon as confession.
- tsAp fell at 2:10 o'clock and the
lssful vitality Of the man WIS
oNn NJ the fact that he lived for sew
|a Mlnntes after the trap fell. His
II1 : ~ broken.
s Dnrlng The evening Hayward held
4 shlg couversasion with the attend
lo0 and laughed and joked On the
8 - q the approaching execution.
sS n Copt. 6asberg was covering tho
Ows q The jail looking into the
~ aaFry notiOed him snd shouted.
\ ssss Aatb right block out the gapine
j. There will b no visitors nfte,
oloek il the morning. People wish
~ - 10 Will have 70 call Ut III
u, . ! intend 70 change NJ,
and 10 laughed NJ he said II.
|1s i NJ aewspaper man he said: -
1ligs = - the account Of how
M sAln9 cams ont and shout my &C
O. ~ snaiIold, and be again
- + - - going to pfcnic
q % hiD death.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
How 20 Find II.

English Tourist wild eyed aud fran
tic)-Hi, there, guard, I've lost me box
me luggage. Cawn't find it any.
where
American Railway OfIic,al-Any
trousers in it like the pair you We got
on? Yes? Then why don't yon go into
the baggage room and listen?-Londur
Wonder.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

Augustus s. Baker. said to be the Old.
est newspaper man in New Jersey.
died at Woodbury., aged IS.
At San Francisco Frank Satler. m rs
sayer, shot and fatally wounded hia
wife and then killed himself.
James Simpson and Milligan Wells.
farmers in Butler county, KY. engaged
N q shooting ARRAY. Both win die.
Smallpox has broken ont ct the CITY
hospital IN Dallas, Tex, and City ON.
Ger Armstrong has quarantined the "a.
stitution.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
Not Highborn.

Matilda Maloney-She's takin on Il
lot Of airs jist because she's old enough
ter wear u corsick.
Ethel McSwath-Yes, bnt she amt
no heavy swell. fer 10 real aristWrats
don't never wear their corsicks Oh dc
outside Of der clothes. like dat.-Truth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

q aide Of the Atlantic, and last year
Domino won $170, $40 on the American
turf. Mr.. Keene is prominently identi.
ded with the new jockey club
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
!! Z. loUls. TN WINNER.

1oocan Na2ieasl Convsation %
ssss n 80 ~ 3ano i6 @ %. Loais.
Ss ublloan national convention
hid . 81. Louis on June l8
Ihas wAs the decision reached
WI tlie rppublicsu national committee
al smbled In Washington last
n Ny yesterday. The success
I (S6 lIlots ase shown a. follows the
i1t h1ng informal:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

Wife-Oh, dear, the baby has just
fallen OF the chair! Do you suppose he
II hurt internally?
Misunderstanding from the noise he
makes, ! should say it was eternally.-
Brooklyn Life.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
The Only Safe Way.

Charlie Checks-I say, officer, old
chappie, we want to make trip through
the slums, doncherknow. Can you tell
us how we can do it in perfect safety?
Officer Farrell docking them over)-
Yez better hire a covered wagon
Truth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

$50, sir, you went to that disgusting
ballet!'
eyes, darling, r.
"You ought to be ashamed Of your
self. But did You see anything that
would be y good design for o bathing
suit ?'-Life.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12
still Worse.

Blngo-l want to change the combina-
ton OF that house safe Of mine
Safe Man-What the matter: Serv-
ants found out the old number?
bingo-No; my wife has. -Brooklyn
Life.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

Little Dives-Oh, by the way, Bel
a're, awfully sorry to cut you ont, YOU
know, but I've just proposed to LADY
Barbara, and she's accepted me, and
were to be married in September And
look here. old chappie, / want Won 10
Do my best man. want to make a rood
show at the altar, You know.-Punch.'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-12

Pork eaters are usually scrOfulOus
md need Ayers Sarsaparilla to clense
the blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-17

ORDINATIoN.--A council composed
of representatives from Baptist churches
of Manassas, Washington and Alexan
dria, met in the Baptist Church in this
city yesterday and examined Mr.. VIM.
t. Bailey as to his fitness for the minis
try. After thorough and delibera'e
examination the council unanimously
recommended him to the church for
ordination, and last evening he was or
dained in the Baptist Church here. The
ordination sermon was preached by
Rev. G. w. Traipham, of Manassas,
from the text, Mark 10, 43-44, subject
Mobility of Christian Service" The
Bible and charge were given by Rev.
J. Fl. Butler. The ordination prayer
was offered by DR.. John T. tanning, of
Washington, and the benediction by
the candidate. Mr.. Bailey was former
ly Methodist minister and will as
sumo charge of churches on Eastern
Shore. Mr.. Bailey is a young man
about 2S years of age, and came to this
city from Washington about three
months ago. He has most efficiently
filled the pulpit of the Baptist Church
on several occasions during the absence
of the pastor, Rev. J. H. Butler, and
has made many friends among the
members of that congregation, who,
while they regret his departure from
this city, wish him God speed in his
new field of labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-17

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY SHOPS
1t was generally rumored yesterday
that the Southern Railway shops, To-
Gated in Manchester, would be remov-
ed to Alexandria. The assertion gain
ed credence from the fact that the
Southern Railway Company has been
buying tracts of land around that city,
and is said to be goipg to build shops
there. The Southern Railway people
in Richmond and at the Manchester
shops were questioned last evening
concerning the matter, but said that il
such move was contemplated, they
had no knowledge of it. One official
said that the fact that the company
was building shops at Alexandria
would not necessarily mean that the
Manchester shops were to be removed.
This is question of great interest to
the citizens of Manchester, as the
shops here furnish employment to q
great many men, and their removal
would be great blow to the city,
Richmond Times.