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rs SHE A NEW" wOMANs
Mrs. Helen Bnrncs, Cashier and Clerk,
Charged with Stealing <11,OOO.

OSwEGO, ". y, Dec. Mrs. Helen
Barnes. wife of attorney Charles Barnes.
of Oswego. who has been separated for four
years from her husband and who during
that time has been employed by Chappell.
Bacon & Co.. dry goods merchants. OF
Fulton, as cashier and clerk, il charged
with systematically robbing them of over
S11 900. IL is said that 5000 cash. which
she had on deposit In OsWeHo ana Syracuse.
OF dress goods has been recovered by the
district attorney.
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FIVE PEOPLE DROWNED.
Three Men and Two Women Lose
Their Lives I'm the MOnongaheIa.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Dec. live persons
were drowned in the Monongahela river be-
low Brownsville last night about midnight.
Joseph Pickup. Mrs. Missouri Mcintosh.
Mrs. Ethel Stephens. Jacob Eskin and Jo-
seph Mcintosh were returning from Browns
vile to their home at Wood Run in skin.
They got too close TO the steamer James
G. Blaine, which was coming up stream.
and the waves upset the skiff. throwing
them all into deep water. Nothing could
be done to help them In the darkness. All
the bodies. except Joseph McIntoshs. have
been recovered.
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HOOsiers Lit ON Their Feet.
.ecial To the Indianapolis Journal.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Though the slate
of the Mcdowell combine was broken when
the chaplain was elected, the Indiana dele
CATION lit on its feet as usual. MIR. Hemen-
way was deeply impressed with the merits
of Mr.. Couden's case, and determined from
the outset to vote for him in preference to
Mr. Fisher, the candidate OF the combine.
He persuaded Messfs. Steele and Johnson
10 vote with him on the first ballot. On the
second ballot he carried Messrs. Watson and
the third and last ballot the entire delega-
tion was voting for the blind minister. with
the exception only OF Henry, Overstreet
and TracewelI. Mr. Couden is an uncle OF
Mr. Hemenway by marriage. The deIega-
ton is congratulating itself that on affairs
spiritual as we'll as matters temporal. IL got
in OH the ground floor.
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LOcKPORT. n. ", Dec. LAT 2:so o'clock
this afternoon the jury In the case OF
Joshua s. Helmer. ex-president of the
wrecked Merchants Bank. came in with a
verdict of guilty. with recommendation
for clemency- Court was adjourned until
nounccd
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of the Republican caucus, is incorrect. The
fact is that Mr.. Hooker was the successful
candidate for the position, being elected by
q large majority.
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POMERoY, O.. Dec. Lit Is reported here
that the Pfttsburg boat Advance struck the
and sank, to0cEhcr with eleven borgcs ol
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE statement
published this morning that Representative
Ellis, Of Oregon, had defeated Mr.. Hooker,
of New York. for DE position Of secretary
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MoNoN ROUTE
Lorisvflle New Albany Chicago Railway.
SHORTEST LINE TO
CHICAGO 1Sa 1sa vasT NORTHWEST

Pullman yestIbule Train Service.
Trains leave daily at IL 80 noon and % - night
Arrive Chicago 30 p. m and 40 a. m.
Leave Chicago daily l2oS noon and $50 2. m.
Arrive Indianapolis 5.Z3 y. IN. and AIS q. m.
Monon Accommodstion except sunday leaves 100
d. M; arrives II. % q. IN.
chicago sleeper at west end Union station ready
$50 p. m
Detailed information at Union station and West
Washington street GEO. w HAYLER. D. r. A.
FRANK ,. REED, q. p. A.
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. N NE of boots reaching half way to
'-s h"-a WOKE sold IN Pumull for So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
Terrible Explosion.

DETROIT, Nov. 6.-About o'cIOcb
this morning the boilers in the Jourua
building on the corner Of Larned ana
shelby streets, exploded with terriiii'
force. A portion Of the building aOou
one-fourth wide, Immediately collapsed,
burying scores OF people. Four deaf
and injured have already beeu takel
taken out. Many girls and womeb
were employed In the building.
Following Is IA revised list OF the deaf
recorded at noon: Three meu unideu.
titled, two unknown girls; Hem!
Larveri, of the journal mIuiu,
department.; John =. Derby
ciipe ter; Joseph, "A carpenter,
aud Llzzs To1ley. The injured
mum sven A conservative esti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
Circuit Court Docket.

Following entries were made by
Judge Hewitt since last report:
ID. M. Dryden Va. l.. M. Dryden
OF divorce.
William Goodwin vs.. Ella Good win
ct al, partition; sale confirmed and
an order for distribution of proceeds.
Peter zeilinski vs.. Wm. p. Miles ct
al, foreclosure; receivers claim allowed
and he Is discharged.
Henry Ollegsohlager va. Peter Fox
ct al, confirmation; sale confirmed
and sheriff to make deed In four
mOunths.
Sophia Peterson VS.. Erlck Peterson,
divorce; default IA to defendant.
-Four new actions for confirmation
were entered on the docket. They
were the Oregon Land Go. VS.. H. T,
Coffee ct al, w. II. Stubbirs ct AL.
and f. f. Cragin ct al, and Samuel b.
Brown VS.. Henry H. Sieven.
Paul ]. g. Kleppin ct al. VS.. ]. M.
aud II. I. Wallace ct al, equity; de
murrer sustained.
Silverton aud Portland land, loan
aud investment company, We. j. f.
Hammond, equity, demurrer sustained.
Emma G.. Jory Va. Nathan Ward ct
al, foreclosure demurrer sustained.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
New Salem Diractorv.

Mr.. III. VI. Cllutoo, manager for l.
r. Polk q Co., Is in this city maxim
the opening canvass for a new ri
rectory Of Salem and Nj trion count
The last book was issued IN lSS
so many business aud resideu'
changes have taken place, new d
r.ctory is very mueh needed. Pa,
experience demonstrates the fact lhs
this firm will make thoroughly re-
liable and valuable hook.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
STATE HOUSE NEWS.

Attorney General Idleman is still
working on the question whether The
two constitutional amendments, tom
to increase the supreme court to five
judges aud the other TO abolish tn,
section In conflict with the 14th amend.
ment to the constitution of the Uulted
States,) can be submitted to a vote Of
the people without legislative enact
ment making provision for AN election.
Tue report printed few days ago that
the amendments could be 81 submitted
without bill providing for their sub
mission, did not origi late from the at.
tprney general, but from. the fertile
Imagination Of sOme reporter. MIR.
Idleman's opinion will not be ready
for several day
SUPREME COURT.
State Of Oregon, respondent, vs..
Security Savings and Trust Company,
appellants, appeal from Multnomah
county argued aud subnlilted today.
John II. Hail and Attorney General
Idleman attorneys for respondent;
Joseph Simon and 8. b. Linchitum
attorneys for appellants.
INCORPORATED.
The Oregon Electrical Construction
Co. Of Portland, to construct telegraph
aud telephone lines between that city
and Astoria, by Geo. f. HeDsner, T..
q Miller and J. S. Urquharl; stock,
$40. 90; and the Kunz aud Shelly 90 of
Portland, wholes, ale aud retail paints,
stock, $4,000, bv Jas. M. Shelly, Alex
Kunz and Robert ID. Fulton filed arli-
cles today.
A committee OF the trustees of Will
annette university, consisting of Gen.
Odell, Rev. Grannls and q. b. Moores
waited on the governor this morning
with proposition to trade block Of
land near the state blind school which
is offered the trustees by Banker John
II. Albert tor the old blind school prop
erty. The governor did not feel that
he could act in the matter.
Trustee Ormsby OF the soldiers
home, had official business ut the state
house today.
Ellen Hendricks, OF Oakland. Doug
las county, age As, was committed to
the asylum today.
In addition TO the electric lights
that illuminate the state house Secre-
tary Kincaid Is having put In the
Welsbach patent gasburner. These
burners consume gas only as needed,
chains being attached by which the
amount Of light is regulated. The state
pays for the amount OF gas actually
consumed. Itl
The state board Of education has
authorized the purchase OF gymnastlc
apparatus for the blind school. The
superintendent OF the mute school WAS
also authorized to make some expendl-
lures preparatory to hog raising.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
$500 CAPES5.

Not $4.9S or $5.05, but just
plain, straight So. and such
good value tor the money that
it rests your eyes to look at
them.
Plain black, 29-inch beaver,
double, upper cape and collar
edged with fur. Just opened
See them.
Fine values in our Jacket
department. Nobbiest styles
of the season.
Blankets from Csc the pair
up. An all wool at $3.50.
Comforts in good grades aud
large sizes. Cheaper than
making them. 75c and up.
Ladies' mittens. good ones,
Zoe and up
Ladies winter waists, styl-
ishly cut, we'll made, up to
date, 75c and up.
Se' our stylish plaids, l5c
to S5c, best If colorings, la lest
effects.
T. HOLvERSON & co.
lpaOnE N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENED.
An Elaborate Program Carried Out
~ WiliaEiette chapel.

~ n SAAD"I%be I1OgTam OaItlou NuV
~ WiliAriGtte Chapel
1here WIS "a lsfee attendance ut the
chapel 1u, sd-y e,eoi1g TO witness the
opening ca eniun Of the establishment
of tie medical college at Salem.
ON THE PLATFORM
Gov Lort, Isaerai Odell, Justice f.
A. Mo re-. Mayor Catch, DIR. J. n.
Smith, Dr. a b. Giilis, Snpt. ID. A..
Paine, Rev John Parsnns, Pres. w. g.
Hswley, DIR, Reybo ds, dean Of the
medical faculty, Dr. Knykendali, p.
III, Darcy, q. B. Moores, Esv. t. +.
Royal, Banker Johu Albert, q, T.
Lltchlield, DIR. l. l.. Rowland, Dr.. W..
B. Morse, DIR. w. +. Williamson, d.
Cusick, DR.. Sleeves, Rev. @. w. Gran.
ME, Prof Oochran and Rev. ElwOrthy.
A number of other honOrables, pro-
fess0rs, jiguitaries and prominent citi'
zeus Oocu Jied seats on the platform.
General Odell started the ball rolling
at about $50. He referred to the small
beginnings and tp the Intention Of the
founders of old Willamette to plant here
great school. Harvard was l40 years
old before II had med cal faculty. 1t
took Oxford 500 years to get 30 far He
pictured the true future Of this school
as one of greatness and grandeur,
when there would Ue hall of sciences,
q school Of medicine, library, a dor
mitory and an observatory equal to the
Lick on Mt. Hamilton, on bill near
the city. Some day a donor would
arise who would pour out his treasures
literally and start the forward move
meut that would bring about these
things.
Dr.. Cusick was introduced to speak
IN medical education. The world was
full of books and colleges on medicine.
Too much reading aud too much eatiD g
were the two greatest obstacles to pro-
gress 10 this age. There was too much
superficial reading. The old medical
books were full of superstition a,d
witchoraft. IL was not long since that
a student could read all the books on
that subject. Now they numbered
thousands.
Governor Lord was next introduced
aud read some rem rks on Education
and the State" he traced the history
Of education from the earliest times b.
the present.
Judge f. A. Moore next spoke Of the
Importance of hospital service and ol
the development OF feelings of charity
for weak aud suffering humanity. II,
made an eloquent plea Cor christian
education as the pioneer Of scentlfi,
progress and humane care Of the sick
an1 sorrowiag.
Mayor Catch Was next introduced
aud spoke of Salem and the university.
He paid IA Il tug tribute to Father
Waller aud the eminent meu connect
eG with the university. IT'S value was
not to be estimated in money.
Hon. g. b. MOores next spoke in a
happy vein OF the origin Of Willamette
university.
p. III. DARCY WAS now introduced.
AT first he got Adam and Noah mixed
aud raised smile by reference to the
surgical operation performed on the
latter, who as fac as history relates
never had rib removed. He dealt
entirely Ia college "reminiscences.
Rey. John PArsoas aud w. G. Haw-
ley spoke on the tinSncial and educa.
tional progress made by tho university
the past year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
PERSONALS.
"a

y. NJ. Kyle returned from Portland
last night.
E. p. Mccormack went to Portland
this morning.
A. b. Muir. OF Dallas. was ia the
city yesterday.
Oliver Biers, of Mission Bottom, was
in Salem yesterday.
L. II. Judd, Of Aumsville, went TO
Portland this morning.
Attorney J. A. Carson had legal
business In Portland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Pugh are visit.
iDg friends 10 the metropolis.
Senator 4. L. Patterson went TO Port
land this morning on business.
Miss frankie Godfrey, Of f::::3Outh
Salem, 10 Visiting Portland friends.
John 10y and family and r. French
and family have removed to Portland.
Rev. ]. A. Farmer and daughter,
Miss Minnie, are visiting In Portland.
A. II. Sperry has gone to Philolnath
TO take charge Of the Kleppln mill at
that place.
DIR. KuykendalI, OF Eugene, arrived
In Salem yesterday 10 take part in the
opening exercIsea Of Willamette medi-
cal college.
Mr.. N. ]. Keel and daughter, Mrs.
Smith. who have been visiting Monroe
Nye. Of MorningAlde, left for Princeton,
Ill, this morning.
Jacob Huffman, residing few miles
south OF salem, left last evening via
the Canadlsn Pacific on . vlsit TO his
old home at Dalton, Ohio.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

Steamer Gray Eagle Will leave
Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays at 8 a.
IN. and leaves Salem fnr Portland
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, at o a. m. q lick tune, e,lregu-
lar service aud cheap rates. Agent
M. p. Baldwin at Salem dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
rHE LATEST RETURNS.
,continuod nom nrst page
pow rAMMANY WAS oUT.

BOW TAMMANY WAS OUf'
NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-In this CITY
the majority for the Democratic state
ticket Is approximated at 10000 greater
tnau the average piujurily for the Tam
many local candidates, which are IRON
25,OOO for Sogomeier for recorder, t.
1900 for Purroy for county clerk.
OHIO STILL GROWING.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 0. - Chairman
A ndelson Of the Democratic state cen
trAI conmltte says the reports up to IL
m. show the Republican plurality will
be 80 GOO to $4,000. Chairman KurlE
Of tie Republican committee says the
plurality will be $4,000.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
CHIoAco, Noy. o The News Wash
Layton special says:
Competent republican authorities de-
are at the meeting Of the national
committee In this city nexr month
o Ily one question will be considered,
I date and location Of the nstional
convention. IL has been agreed by all
hands to turn down the movement a.
mong certain republicans to oust Sen
ator Carter as chairman.
BIMETALLIC DEMOCRATS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Noy. 0.-Ten.
nessee's committeeman, Jonas M.
Head, of the national bimetalllc league
has issued call for a meeting OF all
bimetalist democrats of this state TO
meet here on the 10Th for orgs nization
with the democratic party, according
to the plan adopted by the league at
Washington.
HE HAD A GOOD NAME.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8.-J. r.
Garfield, u son of ex- President Gar
tield, was elected state senator oy IA. =
OOO plurality, leading ticket by 2,OOt
votes.
~ N m A UyG u A n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
Senator Gibson. and the election of

of Senator Gibson, and the election Of
u republican.
In Kentucky, incomplete returns
indicate a democratic Legislature,
which will elect Senator Blackburn to
succeed himself; but the legislature in
doubt. The return of democrat lc
legislature In Mississippi lie a foregoBe
conclusion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

A GENTLEAAN.-Hs recently went
nto u Restaurant, aud walking up 10
ne cigar case, said: "Gimme one
nem," putting his finger down aboy
hox OF LA Corona" He o)ptluued'
L know what they are, f1r they sIs
nsde right here In salem, and the len
;ents pay for 1t will stay at home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
Married.

LENDRUM-GEORGE AT the res
dence OF Mr.. Baker, ia North Salen
Tuesday, November 8 h, 1895. Mi
Lena Lendrum To lie eInard Georg,
Rev. F. M. George officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by In
mediate relatives and few friend,
only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

DOING RTuHT.-A good many Of our
Itizens think that Recorder Edss Is
lolng right Ia not makIng case ou,
II every tramp aud drunk that CONES
'-fore him, but on promiss Of leaving
Z SIwn or reforming. He lets men OF at
rnes when IL seems to him the ends
{ good government and humanity aTe
rImOted thereby. Policeman Koss
'Iso deserves credit for not jerking up
very tramp he fiuds quietly camping
list outside the CITY boundary liue.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
Born.
WELCH,-on November "a, 1895, I,
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. l.. Wslch, on Asyl
um avenue, daughter.

CONFERENCE.-The Case of the youut
man cearged with trading Loulsians
'o't@ry ticket for a meal at lunch
counter was again continued one da,
ny Judge Edes, aad will be hearo
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
rHE MILLIONAIRE MARRIAGE
Miss Vanderbilt Becomes the Ouch
ess Of Marlborouph

NEW YORK, NV. O The scena \,
side tue church was Que never IN Ls
forgotten. Women Of wealth aud anc,s
pruminence We'd with each olhsr In
the richness aud grandeur of thsr
.quipage, leudidg TO the occasion ina
Irilllaucy ot an ola world coun
Junction. Mrs. VanderUjlt aud M
Julian PAuncefote, Representing The
dukes family, eltered the cnurch
through different doors shortly briors
noon.
Tue Bridegroom accompanied by nj,
rest man, walked from the yestry n
he chanCel rail. where tney were anon
lined by the bride, leaning uuol Che
.tm OF her father, William X. Wander.
llt. When the bride reached The
nancel rail the choir, accompanied by
he organ aud harp, sang 20 Peri,el
Love All Perfect Love Ab0undins,h
ct e. music by Baruaby.
At It's conclusion DR.. Brown, rector
leliversd the introductory aud chArge'
Dc. Brown was followed by Blshop
'utter, who aided 10y Bishop Little.
'hD, performed the marriage ceremony
vhich began at 1870 sharp. Tue choir
zen sang an anthem from the EuRlIsh
ervIce, "GOd be meTclful unto US aud
Mess u.s."
The Bsnedlction was pronounced
nd then the bride, leaning on the
rm of the groom, entered Tie veslry
where the marriage register was slguel
d witnessed by Mrs. Van erbit,
V. X. Vanderbilt, Sir Julian Psuuce
'te Or. Brown aud Bishops Potter
I'd Littl.j ,hn.
rhe surgiug crowds outside were
ept back by 200 policemen, aud in-
hediHtsly th" ducal couple were
lrlveu To the Vanderbilt hOme.
The duke aud duchess, standing Be.
eath sn immense II Iral he'll, received
ne guests invited To the ureakfasL
'nnng whom were w. X Vanderbilt
lr Julian Pauncefote aud members VI
ne British embassy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

Why EAT DIRT: 1t Is not neces
sary, when You know where to get
your meals. Renworthy h Barnett,s 3
lunch counter and dining rooms are
clean as the driven snow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

SALVATION ARMy.-Thursday night
November 7,h, at 1880. The Rev. Pratt
will lecture at the Salvation Army hall.
Subject "From the Gutter TO the Pul.
pit" Every body eome.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
REMOVAL,

Umorela msn flr rerly at lS7 Conmaroi,l
81, nas removed 20 8 Sia'e At. Arncra
building, where ne viii ba glad I sac al n
q a customers, also nsw ones. Umbeeiia. ~
paired recovered and new ones made 10 o.
wv l0le.lm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
THH JAPANEsE WoMAs,s TauN,x

THE JAPANESE WOMAS's TRUNK.-
Coroner A M. Clough on yesterday
turned over 10 County Treasurer Jap
Minto the trunk Of Mrs. Tayo Watau-
abe, the Japanese woman who was
murdered In this city on October 4. II
contained large amount of wearing
apparel, jewelry, toilet sets, e'c aud
about SIS In cash. The treasurer mas
II stored Ia his otfice, pending the time
when he shall deem It best 70 dispose
Of Il In accordance with law.
Wvanaoffa hama NJ Oh NouFt afroaf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

THE ABoRIaINEs. They are IA.
only class who hnd fault with soap in
any form and no one who has tried II
out sings the praises of Salem soap.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

NEW fRoPaIEroRs. The New York
h',enen has new proprielors, bat It
''i'i serves tue biggest aud best Is cent
meals in the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
UNITED STATES SENATE.

WASHING ron, NV. 6-UceAl inter
est was manifested IN the leSi' { ,
elections, for they will materially ~.
feet the control of the Uni'ed So,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Judge and Mrs. j. ]. Murphy re-
turned from Portland today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. Il. Krausse returned
last night from visit to Portland.
Mrs. Governor Lord and youngest
con returned last night from visit in
Portland.
Mrs. Jacob Leidenger came home
from Portland last evening by steamer
Grey Eagle.
Mrs. Henry Wilson Myers came
nome last night from visit among
Portland friends.
Unity club meets in Charming hall
tomorrow night. The first three "Acts
of Twelfth Night" will be read,
Robert Gregg and daughter, Miss
Llpbie, left last night for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will join their son
and brother, Jason j.
Miss Eta Beamer, "the Willamette
valley song BIRD" went to Portland
today, where she will join the Arnold
concert company. They will take the
steamer for The DAlles, and thence
will go to Spokane, where a concert
will be given, after which they will
proceed direct to the east. Miss
Beamer will not return until May.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

CITY PoLITICs.- candidates iCF
ldermen In the several wards are be.
X talked up. In the first ward Ihe
'ames Of Alderman Duncan aud Ia.
Lamport are heard spoken Of. 10
NJ second Alderman Holman an EOer
LAfore; j. ]. Murphy, Ell, Keller, Ira
E'b, Chas. Simpson aud Geo. Gray 10
Ie third; Jas, Browne and j. II
\bert in the fourth. IL IL not loo
'rly for the people to begin to make
y their minds as TO the men they
Sant 10 have represent them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for cas;oriA
When she became Miss. she cluns to castOn%
When she had Children. die gave them castOdA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

A, the result Of todav's elections the
democrats will lose and republicans
will gain a senator from Maryland and
Ohio, respectively. The other legisla.
tive elections do not appear to affect
the standing of the senate for, Ken.
lucky aAd Mississippi remain democ.
ratio, the latter certainly and the
former probably, while Iowa G ointInues
republican. Utah chooes two United
States senators for the first time, but
the complexion of the legislature Is not
yet certain. The Utah senators take
their seats soon after congress assem-.
bles. The changes in Ohio and Mary.
land will not affect the senate untD
March, 1897.
The republican majority In the next
Ohio legislature, as shown by returns
from Ohio, iusures the retirement OF
senator Brice, aud the succession of a
republican. II appears to be settled
that ex Governor Foraker will be the
choice, for the state convention placed
his name In the platform as the sena.
torlal candidate.
In Maryland the election of a rem.
uollcan legislature, the first in many
years. will bring about the re,iremen,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06

THEY LEAD.-That Is what Mccall
Bros always do In the grocery line
Call at their store on Oaurt street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-06
DANCING WHIST.

Whist played with nen and women
as the pack is doubly interesting, and
me tirst presentation Of this Eastern
fad ia OnIaha last night was one Of.the
delightful successes of the season. lJ
viii he repeated tomorrow evening, II
proved so thoroughly enjoyable
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Iul entertainment on Thanksgiving
uight. Many Of your friends are
among the spot cards or the royal
people.