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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-01

The Pomeroy Telegraph says:
off Mason City gets all the improve
ment she is after, her boom will fill
that town to Overlooking and over
lap Pomeroy."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-01

Those who never read tine advertise
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume, Jonathan Kenison
OF Bolan, Worth Co, Iowa, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back, arms and shoulders read an item
in his paper about how a prominent
German citizen of Fit. Madison had been
cured. He procured the same medicine
and to use his own words: 1T cured
me right up" He also says: "a
neighbor and his wife were both sick in
bed with rheumatism Their boy was
over to my house and said they were so
bad he had to do the cooking l told
him of Chamberlain Pain Balm and
how it had cured me, hegot bottle and
it cured them mp in a week. 80 cent
bottles for stle bN Hoon Drnggist
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-01

B. II. Bowman, Pub Enquirer. OF
Bremen, Ind, writes Last week our lit
tie girl baby the only one we have was
taken sick with group. After two Doc
tors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on mere thread we tried One
Minute Cough Cure and its life was
saved a. G. VanGider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-01
Castoria.

"Fo- several years l:nve Recommended
y-orr Cassoria, and shall always continue to
. 90 6 i HIS Invariably produced beneficial
IDvIg r PARDEE, II. D.,
18th Street end 9Th Ave, New York City.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-01
RAILROADS
81. Il d. d. R.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

l.. NJ. ScothorD, Of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been looking over land 10 the
vicinity Of Salem with the Intention OF
locating here, went to Portland Tue
day afternoon.
Prof. Thos. Condor returned 10 Eu-
gene Tuesday morning accompan'e )
b his daughter, Mrs. X. ). Bean, wi
will visit dudog the commencement
Of the Stat. University.
Rev. J. Bowersc K pastor Of the lode.
pendent Evangelical church, Of this
city, went TO Waterloo this morning to
tteId o tabernacle meeting Of bis
hurch denomination. He will return
the latter part Of the week.
D.F. Neil and PHI, Bowers, Of Flora
Pa, who have been ia the city for the
past week, left for Tacoma and Other
points In Washington yesterday after
noon. These gentlemen are thinking
locating on the Pacific coast.
Gov. and Mrs. VIM. p. Lord, State
IRE lsurer Phil. Metschan, Chief Justice
&. IS Bean. Regent A. Bush and
laughter, Miss Sallle. and f. p. Me-
Cornack were passengers TO Eugene ON
he morning local TO attend COM
nencement at the State University.
Judge II. l.. Davidson, OF Morning
dde, was in the city today showing of
a his new so suit OF clothes, and re-
newed bis Journal subscription. He
says tn = tIm ~ are trlhe hard, but be
must have clothes aud sound Ideas TO
read.
J.E. Jenkins. and family, OF Esther
Vile. To-, were ia the city yesterda,
guests OF Frauk DAvey and family, win
we e former residents Of that tbri lin
Iowa hurg. Mr.. Jenkinks edits the
leading Republican paper Of that sec
ton and is pleasantly remembered b!
THE JOURNAL editor a. a coatem
pOrary u yore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
are Defeated Again.

"The tables have turned" on the 81
lem Juniors at least indications point
that way. In match game OF base
ball with the Monmouth team at the
latter city yesterday afternoon the Ju-
niors were defeated, the score being 10
TO ia favor Of Monmouth. The Ju-
niors held their own until the last In
ming when the Monmouth team made
four tallles. The game was very Inter
estiHg from start to finish and was wit
messed by large crowd among which
were ten Salemites, members Of the Z.
NJ. G. A. Cycling Club, namely, w. g.
Page, Al Swegle, Jim Woodruff, A.
NJ. Giilley. w. p. Babcock, Z'doc
Riggs, Frank Powers, Claude Town
send, Boyd Richardson and Barton
Riggs The company Of bicyclists left
Salem at Las o'clock Tuesday after
noon reaching Monmouth about 3 p
IN. making the run OF fifteen miles In
about On hour. They returned vis
Dixie riding into Salem at $50 o. m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
Convention Of Republican Lea
CUES at Cleveland.
IHG tariff FAND SILVER ISSUES
Are the AIl-Absorbing Topics Of
the Occasion.

CLEVELAND, o., June l9.-The
eighth national convention OF the
League Of Republican clubs convened
at music hall today, with 200 delegates
in the auditorium and the galleries
filled With visitors. After prayer by
Rev. 8. L. Darsie, Secretary Hemprey
read the call, and an address Of welcome
was made by Mayor McKisson, and re-
sponded to by President d. d. Wood
manice Of the League Of Republican
clubs. President Tracey, Of Chicago,
then delivered the annual address.
Nearly all the Eastern delegates who
have thus far arrived seem to favor
General MeAlpiD for the presidency oi
the league. Other candidates for the
position are Hon. II. e. Evans, of Ten
nessee; Hon. s. B. Eikips Of West
Virginia, and Col. Isaac Trumbo q
Idaho.
Among the visiting statesmen who
attracted mott attention during The
day were Coy. Brown of Rhode Island
Gcv. Nelson and ex.Gov. Merriam ol
Minnesota, exit v Mo jdy Of Oregon
and the Officers of the state leagues.
Tracey declared there was no oppc'
sition 10 this country to an enlarged
use of silver II it can be brought abou
without di.turbing our present. trad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
PERSONALS.
II. HOLVERsON a. q

C.L. Watt left 70 day for week al
SodavilIe.
Up. Williams, OF subllmIty, was In
the city today.
Judge Galloway, Of McMlnnvllle,
Is In the city todSy.
John A. Otter, OF sublImlty, was =
Salem visitor Tuesday,
sheriff John Knight was pas'en-
ger 10 Portland on i.iO local.
J. A. Bryson, Of Corvallis, registered
nj the Willamette last evening.
w. q. Knight0n, the architect, re-
turned this morning from Albany,
Lloyd Multi Of LsAbon. formerly oi
fslein, Il the guest Of A. NJ Grliley.
Ray. and Mrs. M. l.. ItugE returned
10 OTegon.city on lhe afternoon loeAl'
J. X. Thomas. of Albany, transacted
busness Ia Salem Tuesday afternoon
seoretary Of state II. u. kineald 70
turned from Portland this morning
Albert Thompson lefl for Newport
lhis morning where hs vii spend ihs
summer.
J. A. ClawaoB, u Hubbard, was ln
tbs uliy Tuesday, registering ~ the
Wlllamsits,
Walter Dsnioa returned 90 ihs
m lrDinR local from short business
trip 10 Portland,
Rev. sBa Ms. !, q, 1enlplslan, ssf'
gessenseIs 10 rsdsYills lhis moTninl
a. aitena eampinsslihK
A. q. lisugh, " WVldbufn, sho ha'
speni several days ~ ibs tslliN eliy,
FaUfnsd heme Tuesday
Major sad Me - a. hnsIn'au -
sugnad iilis m0fnipg ffpu ihs y -
esoanpfasni q OfFEop Nit.
!. LIWsippis, ssspi ipl lhs inli'sf
lsl iiegfls ~ Portland, osnis 10 iiaal
as lefifol9lls op iss niofnlea l'''al
4, n Dlmmleh " iig1isfd, eailg
VA fgeln ofssos Nliy ihis uaefhibK
ehsgs bs bas he1n NJ siisaasisf q
sac a a. q gsuplsn
A lfswili, " jsnsfsou q Nlstfv
~ hisl,aiss, ana a N itssfss " iisi
ssg ssfs lp cas- cliy tsesdsy siisine'inl
sl1lssns - ilis ilsoh h,lisl,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
FLOWER BASK ETS.
For Commencement Week,
at
10 CENTS.
~ CENTS.
30 CENTS.
n Filler a. SONS,
I9O state.
f20 State
The Bseond RACE.

The second Of . series " ten milo
bicycle races under the auspices of the
q. e., q, q. sill take place ai the faiT
grounds promptly NJ 0'ciock Friday
evening June -.
Ts0 additional Taoss will ~ given
which with tie prizes for saoh are
Halt mile class a, oIsni lei prize,
bicycle pants, yslus tz.bOi sud prize,
sifaw hsi yslus 81 90
ons mills DoYins lsl prize, ons foil
nioke sssgoh lisbi isDlsfn, value, ibI
2nd prss, pals bicycling si'ekinesl
tlb0,
Fs third plsos ip ls1 nills faos lhs
sinnsT fsoslgss = pfiss, ons ssssisf
yalas o. "a
1hnss hsYlns liss Fsoss IA ehsiss
as sudsasofinE ~ msks lhs sssslsa
oanissi Fyen niogs isisfsaiiuf thea ihs
nnst 80 sdialssign " 70 esnis nill
lf OhsIgsd ssailsinsn snd ~ oshis 81
lsdiss ufsnd sisHd fies
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

pisno Quartet Mlssts AldeisOB and
gtAhisy, Mrs. Lsiich and Walksf
Prayer.
Introduction Of class Of 1885.
College song-"Jnanita."
Male cborus-All singing chorus
Address--Wm. Galloway, Glass 1888.
Solo--E. II. Belknap, class 1884.
Essay-Minnie Frickey, class 1881.
Trio-"Spring's Bright Glances'-,
Miss Anderson, Mrs. Walker and
Leitch.
Poem-James +. Mettbews, class 1889
College song-selecied (verv)
Annals Of the Alumni-E. l.. Nc
Kinney, cla 1870.
Song to Willamette Tramp,
Tramp
Benediction.
THURSDAYS PROGRAM.
Commencement day-l0 q. m.-Col'
lege liberal arts commencement.
3 p. IN. commencement, Ia"
college and post graduating exercises.
8 p. m. annual entertainment by
conservatory of alumni.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
Summer
CIedn.Up.-

We have q lot OF checks and mix
tures 10 duck goods which we are clos-
ing out at q price which Will MAKE
them 90 in hurry. They consist oi
those splendid Scotch weayes we We
shown together with other imported
lines, all a. good as gold 10 service o.
every kind. For summer and falI
wear they will be splendid. Regular
prices range from 3Oc 10 81, they are
cut from 25 TO 30 percent. Watch our
windows.
New Ducks, Laundried Waists,
Rustic Skirt Lining. Percales, Waist
Silks, Belt Buckles.
r.. WOLVERsON a. co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

RnnE COAPLIAEsTa. -fHE JoUk
nal today enjoyed the compliments ~
Mira X. y, Wauds, secretary of the
Marion county horticultural society, IN
lhe sbsps of sample boz of Dandy
Strawberries. Also = superior boz
FROM Mr. J. " Fsirbank. ~ the I.abish
country. Both we're magnificent stse'
linens. aud are q credit 10 ths ladies,
VITO have ihs editors congratulations
upon their suoness ns hofticuiluTisin,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

relations With other eountfiss Ihi-
entire question as a. the future use Of
silver Will probably DO settled Dy the
great commercial NAli0ns Of the world
Sltbin ysar OsfmsBy aDd Ffai CO
are ssskiog blmsiAlism, asd EuglaDd
IL fast tuTHlng Ia that dlfeeiloD.
cLRyELAsp, June l9.-1hs silver
ulsB hSd another oDpfsfsBes lDdsy sLd
decided ~ walt gnili sitsT the appoilt-
wsDi " the eouwiliss 0n resolutions
bei0fs taksp apy action. ~ that e0m. f.
mites is ofgsoilsd agaisDl free ogipAgs
they slll lnslsl on iLs Consideration of
their "a 81 ! fssoi1iion 10 tbs oonysn
tlon, Tbey sfs sllll sDnndsbi tbAi ihs
party must r0nosds ihslf dfmsads 10
h0ld iiis sssisfp stats IEs Ass Hofk
dslsTaiisg bsYs pfpniised ias silver
hBFD the ssofrisfSshlp n ibs latter
would bof niiaes bsn 1sAipln fof
president Ihs silver Hgs. sIs uulisd
ep !. u byfpss, ~ iispEsE ths isdl,
esilons sis ibsi heAlpls ssd byfass
aiii ~ slnstsd aud ibsi lbs sllysf Blsn
msy poi plass Gao bsnls ~ Colonel
1fYaJbs lssfgfs ibs eouFruiloa hs5
pissldspi Toe fsfsbs0n SO isksu w
inastig sta mssie 900 rlssdus Ca
iiis sutsiy ~ iiis lssdsIs nlaslus VI
iias risgasgd 0iss clsD ~
isslafs
hhsp HeiFislg uumpbify ssita
Gee s'sifs ~ ssfsiislg ils hpiii,rf 81
dslsssits snd slisi asiss. a 80 ssasf
ialBra ibfi ihs sifi tByid fsissn
osly iiis~a i'isssnii s,a iis npmi.sg ~
sbieb ibsg sff fhiiiisd Ibis So
aasinsi ibs slism n40a. sb,..s
asisssiss ssif sis a. fsn a. iks oil.ss
s'slsf tss sseisi ~ seHegAesa iAsi
,iisfs sfit fepfsasbieq o. asiss ssa
isliii,,giss iiis lsisssi psai.ss ssss
isf'isssiisa - ssS e,sFstilss ~ ihs
isasss Ai,'isF li,s asl,ssiss gssssal
ssF tygf lsasss fgaH ,l,.isao sas
ifsis Bee lgt So iis,u Hssblssios
sna ibftf iietn illlnss AL A. m.
iAif s'ieFstiies ~ .sinfa ssiH h.
siesigH ssgs. ~ sits iis ss,aaiiit,as
liissf ~ 500
4ht siffth HfH
fiis silfsf aifa fieii e.tl a.. / "a
Anssss hssiinslss Bsaa.ls.
iasiig ai,a nss hfsiss se i,asy so
aselssa ~ ~ - ssl IA "a sil,s,
gssstiias ~ y slsisa iisi Esn.i..,
iiaisas sln lsiiegsas . hss s.asss.
fsseisiief q ies e'nstsi -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
Woodmen. Attention.

There will be special meeting Of
Camp 80. lls w. o. W. In their ball
Juue 2O.h At 7:S0 .. IA. for
the purpose Of considering applicstloDs.
By Ofdsg " tho camp.
J. W. DAyiEs, bcOTT B0z0RTH,
COasui. Clefk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

OHabiho flsisHFu fhs Motor
iisllssY nlnpspg sf@alss ip AafplnH'
slas. l,slns dsns ~ ibs rslsis i,ppioYs
alsni rempsug. y sisDYi papl'lsiaa
snd ibs ifses .sbins slll Dssis sssi
ssst A gasitf niils ~ hss usst
siu la iaia, stissdiss ibs hns sd
sYsf iNs hul 800 FiFiaE iiai s.'lils
iisni silll Fnslsf adssif $50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

a. n Lsns ,oll lssdlaE iaisgebsli "a y
siill isks aldels fui . ies nlisis svlis
h ~ fulsllsa ~ lhs sih. ~ hss issn
dtAnE fvslips bilsiesss al spslnE
800 40 enlg WRy ~ RasnisAi ~ a
70 W ills alsnssl is shlen NJ lalas eui
~ ofdsis 80 hss aes ~ hsps ii,s
hsadssnssi llns ~ suulilsf susiinNs
eFeg biesEbi ~ hsisia ~ sslsss iielii,
sli nalaBlsgslsl slissi isli eaflY ~ q
81 yuil slasf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

uHalH Asb iiftsrH aissttsi
Alisas l.lp,ssasa " fifilsnt ~ q
a. slih nuplilsl ~ lsaf heisss ~
basla iihs vlli ists "a lslsf sslap
N ssd sad Fisin 81 lVssi fifsi issilif
a lsfss spallsi N - w. stis l.ssssslf
sls ~ lesfl nFsi panls eh ihs baal
ll.ls ns1plnE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

ARE You HoT7-I should say 80; /
am smothering. This uncomfortable
situation may be avoided by wearing
our cool summer suits that are selling
At astonisbingly low prices.-G. W.
johnson Il Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

\ cHAboK Ysishssfy surgeon w.
g. Mitchell bas chspgsd bis ofiiss 10
the Fsshiop siablss oH Court street
shsfs De ean hsfushsT b. found.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
Cheese

lifHplss imlsfisa essss
nssaaliH hWsf
d iein tfsst
llafspplf liffni
iigsft bessf
lAualNissl litsss
u go ~ kiaal ~ ehssu Hlli h lsNsa
u Rassssasssf iis,asf1 VA Hlsls =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

and are making great inducements o it, call at our busy
store will convince you of it. We have placed large orders
for fall goods and must have for them Our store
crowded and in order make the needed we are sell
ing goods at ices that speak for themsees Our special
sales Wednesday and Saturday becoming very popular
Do not miss them
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

bisnsop A 90. CAD msks tie msan.
ssi Hlsn ip ssism snlls ~ tie i0s
piless shd superior goods spid ~ ihs
Efeesfy lins
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
THE LITTLE yHIN0S

THE LITTLE JHJNGS
0JfLis WOrid are isliaf Di1he
NE ~0rfh HHinO. miller,
fhr Ofd Cc1i Gr0eer, mahfes
~ sprciaifD oI me- hfffe
fblHOs 10 bls HHe. Ia Iaci,
hr ran piease DoS GHd srae
D0a Dp0SrD OH aHDfhlaO, biz
or Hifie.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

NJ ~ ffsgfpi sao has hssp IN
sliiprpis iui 900 Fasi issBly aionlis.
fFiufnsd bone srsifidsy mmniug
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

tssuiy so ossl ~ Dn sll siort ~
ihs tiiambis sb's siow, lis slsis
sifrFi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

kth hitHh fhsflsy hafFsisi y
pfspsnuH pishs ha lig.y9 iiift
plaet 80 nsutsf isapff ~ ises
lsnas ia n luii ibis tpsamsf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

rs ispeb "A ~ ihf Ygslliy ~ e.l
soeas opl pilsss tpefi 49, bs'is,''
ssi a lls lewssi va nsnllep lf#
moss $50 1nysh - osl slsis
silsam npn ilsi,sa Hsis. ilifis'as'
fslmsa 1sslslaps. ise iisss. Nbils
lfems, f,min's $50 ssa i'hs,,els slsFs'
hee hswmsl iasfis iislpls NlsaFa
49, n 81 eAsss iisnilfliisn's nsfs
asaf f.alsls - pes hhlis flsiiif
hfnHAiH
Naansg oasif $40 ffFit $500 80
t1iI.1' 3 0N A NIl4e - HiheYH
NsllasaN l'Aasfessi isf ssi iit'
4f
..anallaa sllfsa esllos e,ilefsal lss
ap|pls. sne psil esnl tpt fsis ~
~ assiyl nsss n ~
WILLIE biNia = -
smnu f'esll ssa lil'sllg e'sss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
County Trsssursrs Notice.

DFflCE COUkTf IkEAbuhER, /
Marion CyuBty.
Notice 10 hereby given that 1 hAys
fubds IN hand ~ pay all Warrants Out
standing ~ ~ July ! 1854, aud that
Interest ls stopped on ibs hsnls from
dAis,
JAsFEh MiRT0,
hsfi0u County Treasurer.
salem, JuDs ~, ols ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

oni Daess ~ nyals rals,. /. 10
lbs 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
BOILED MACKEREL.

Put up in pure spices, in mus rd, cr in tom"o
sauce Try sample
Sweet Looney butter recev ed fresh every we k
from Jefferson
Agents for Antoinne's pure la ian live oil, tn
original Blue Point Oysters, an j. II. Eli kiogers
high Grade canned goods.
DO not buy salt until you get our price on this
sta lle
IfARRlTT & LAWRENCE
l.. q. Grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19
NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED Ar
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.

fraleS From soottr--by SIR Edward 2 lnVao.
sThe lndiscret ons Of the duchess -vy An
ssr,e Idlotsi--by John Ke1drick Btngs..
"a IN euRe Of AfT''-by stbOly y pFe.
ufs,hn Inaerflsld dH--by Jerome X. jerome.
srhs Nasfers'-by 4. ZaagUeil.
sslf,i,s fsod III the 1,af''-by Anthony HOPE.
lpirhe 1Fres spasser by Gilbert Parker.
fTne rfiai Of the BWord"--by Gilbert PaiET
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

s'sg'ss TIss' n'ssss Acs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-19

a. lt a. ~ is1sf iiif iifisiT
sisana hfis a. sHHus alfsiinF -
; ahlel Nulf aitals Hfis fiNis4
~ ihs fHsslaH iss a. o.
ilis snfssi sHHias ~ ihf eiHu8Hi n A.
- hfia lns talqs isf lNlfissiisF iis
sees sill ~ siftnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

Of officers YVES chosen, with a woman as president.
1t was announced at the time that the reorGan-
ization made the bank one Of the strongest financial
institutions Of its size in the State. 1t had cap
ta stock Of $4,000 The condition OF the bank. as
stated by the receiver Is follows: Assets and
liabilities. SOC Ooo; deposits s2S0o The receiver ex
presses the opinion that the bank Will pay out with
out loss to the depositors. but that IT will require
time. When the bank reorganzed. March B.
Mrs ii. f.. Robbins was chosen president Arthur
2. Anderson cashier, and q. Wilson vice-presGent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
n1KJDED on RELIGIOUS LINES
CANDIDATES WIN IN SCHOOL hl''0 i'O''
~ AT SOUTH AMBoY.

u A CANDIDATES Ni-> ~ -
,,,,ov y l. March 2O.-There was Dill
little here last evening over the scnov, ~
Ter -" -, oon+ostorts were the CathohcS anu inc
~. ,ors of the A. p A. and kindreu Vi
n.y., ,seue was the only one before u'e P 1911
s tickets were nominated as oa'"V ,r,s a,nou
ca,bolic one contained three 'a'ho - III, ,oo
had the names of three Protes'ah'a 0i rh. 49,
h@D 49,. ,oor was won by the Cathohcs' l""' was
toh ids' Se" -, ,o,1 rnder the law. and nine men,
th0 NJ .ol Cor The Catholics elected SIX anu
- Dno,as,onts three of the board Inc TERMS Vi
,hroo Catholics expired this sprlhs anu
ctr, was made by the CathoACS " i''' ~
- .ho hoard The Catholics year ago. III auui-
vi nv - oil their male strength, voted their
solo s,rencth 10 a large extent omee 'ha' eieO-
ie"a - a,vipr women the right to vote has
,,o,,.ed and nullitied by the supreme Court
~, u A realized some months ago that 10
carry the election this spring sharp Hsht "o"u
,a,,o 20 no made The local branch was active, ana
s ~ tovn fully organized that all the voters
,a ho cot out The Catholics We're also organ
zinc and had laid their plans to vote almost in a
hodv The Junior Order and the Crescent CiuD
members lent their aid TO the A. i. A.
When the polls opened last night there were sew
eral hundred people at the voting place ready u
cast ballots. The watchers on both sides Kept d
sharp lookout for fraud. There were many eXclt1
Ing Wordy encounters, and a few blows in Isolated
Eases were strucl Many women tried to vote ana
ascertained who had voted they hurried away 10
bring those who Were absent TO the polis Men W.
nulled out of bed to vote, while otheis
We're taken from family gatherings ana n 'nn
fied 10 the polls The a. =. y men
Roasted at the close of the polls that they had
succeeded in voting over 80 per cent OF me to,
possibe vote that could be for them last sht
The total number of ballots cast was over Nv tme
greatest number ever voted at "a scno omen voted
even more than last year when the women ,her candi
The a F. A. won. electng all three OF 'nsddi I" +
dates Frederick Littell James WASH AMI an, This
Clifford will now take their seats IN tit J,oarJ
will give the Protestants control OF the po"
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SHORTAGE At THE CARSON MINT
PROBABLY THEFT. MP. PRESTON SAYS SEQ 900
MISSING.

MISSING
Washington. March 20.-Mr Preston. Director or
the Mint confirms the report that shortage has
been discovered in the Carson, New, Mint The DIS
patch placed the shortage at 1000, but Mr. Pres
tons information makes it $4,000 The fact that
shortage existed made known to the treasury
Department early in February. Mr.. Preston at once
ordered Andrew Mason. of New-York, TO ihVesti-
gate the mattel He reported that 1900 ounces OF
silver and 5000 of gold were missing. Iiirsch har
rs the meter and refineI at the MINT Is response
BILE for the loss. He was appointed py rieSue.
Cleveland last June. Mr. Harris Is unuer poi"' VI
500 900 Ex-Governor Adams. of Nevada superln-
tendent of the mint, first reported the shor'ase
Mr. Preston Is awaiting a telegram iro" ihspec-
tor Mason before he takes official action III the mat
,r Mr Harris will be suspended pending further
n,ostIoa,ion Mr. Preston will probably go 10 Car
son 70 investigate the matter personally as consid-
oroh,o dissatisfaction has existed for some time as
20 me manner in which affairs were conducted In
10 'rC rson mint The loss Mr. Preston said lis
NE H,,,t either of theft carelessness and from
m n present light l fear the former
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NEARLY new Stivers runabout wagon
siOO. ladv's saddle and driving cob. sl-''
English harness. So: saddle, bride e,T,'
ALI of the very highest class. blD-
WELL. Box Q. Tribune ONCE.
CHfLD'S PONY. with cart and harness
f9r sale or to hire for the season "a
dress DR.. o. {. JACKSON. L. - D'A
l6i Jamaica L. l.. y. y.
PONY OUTFIT. suitable for lady or chli-
dren. for sale or rent. AdlIeSs L. =
VAN NESS. 81 Grand-si.
under extension ton family surrey. cost
10 order Sas5: used i've weeks fre plated
harness: cost Sa5; price SO. STORAGE.
10 West ATHEIST.
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MISCELLANEOl \.

WANTED.-A three or four inch telescope
which Will show Saturn's rings Mars
moons. etc; must BE- cheap. Address H.
y. BACON, CullisOn. Kan.
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hoard WANTED.

BOARD WANTED by gentleman. summer.
below JOth-si.. East. in private family.
ADDRESS MODERATE. Tribune Uptown
ohice. l.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED. Pleasant rooms, parior. three
.neep.ng rooms and bath. all communi-
auEy. for gentleman. wife and boy. with
.oard In private family; east Of 5tb-ave
~ below 5";h-st. preferred location
ems and board must be frst-class; ref
Lines required and given. Particulars
sn,a'on ard price must be given 10 in
Aloare Once.
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FLATS TO LET-Eurnished.

FAMILY gong TO Europe viii let hand
somely furnished apartments. MARTIN.
200 West JIth-st
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ASHCRY PARK. y. J.-Desirable
furnished cottages FOR rent
Lists. MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. y. ).
FURNISHED cottage on Crotch Island
Casco Bay. Apply to JAMES M'kEEN.
81 Nsss2u-st.
WEST 3GTH-ST.. NO. 157.-Handsomely
furnished house. 81. 500: unfurnished.
$500. Il. F. SHROPSHIRE. a. Wail-st.
WILL RENT to first-class small f.mily
West Side. fCur-story furnished resi-
dence. In best location. retaining Fart OF
same with board fOr three adults: best of
references Will be given and required.
ADDRESS WEST, Tribune Office