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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

g a human nerve. This In state Of
heaIth Let il become overstrained or
,'eakened and the sensitlveness Is in
creased tenfod; For we z; .,o or =. oyer ,;I
wrought nerves Hostet,et s,onach blt,
II invigorates ard quiets them M the
same time. II also possesses superlatlve
efticacy in dyspepsia, constipation. ma
larial and kidney complaints. rheumatism,
and neuralgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Reward of 500.

The Governor has offered a reward oe
800 for the arrest and delivery into mo
ial Of the city Of Richmond " william
Kemp Cc0l0rod), charged with the murd.r
of Murray Maurice Boyd. Tuesdiy night
August -. 1875. j. l. LAW Lhss,
Secretary OF Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

LOWELL. MASS, August G.-Fire
started this evening in the large store
house Of the fremont and Sonolk mills,
in Little Canada. The building was OF
wood. and l0or bal or cotton were
',or1i In il Probably 500 bales were
,l,,,,,,eI and the whole lot thoroughly
l,ra,c,,af \ conservative estimate places
tho loss at about 10000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
,.o,,i,.nt Fingncier Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, August 27.-Carl
Kahn ex.presldent Of the Union National
nank and one OF the best known finan-
e 80 IN the city. died this morning at
pass Christian summer resort Lake
POucnartraiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
spect,i .Trllbyv Excursion
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10Th.
TO NORFOLK, OCEAN VIEW, AND
VIRGINIA BEACH.

VIRGINIA BEACH,
over Norfolk and Western railroad.
Train leaves Hyrd-Strect station az 80
\. ". This will be a good opportunity
10 suend FUN day on the seashore, ant
also 70 tako In the attractions at NorfolS
on that date.
There will be n game or b!se-bai De-
,ue.n Norfolk and Portsmouth. and .
hoxing match between Duke and VonSo
0he INDIAN, seconded by Jake kilrain.
Returning the train viii leave Noriolk
AZ II =. VI. The rcund-trip rate from
Richmond TO Norfolk will be 81. Sea
small bills for particulars.
captain J. K. NICHE and X. T.
ADAMS. Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
sale of Celebrated Race Horses ne
charlottesville. Va.

on September - and ith the 'hesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company WI
sell r0und-trip tickets 10 ChariottesFlie
at special rates, good for return uhu
September 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

be sure and use that old and well-prisd
remedy. Mrs Winslcw's Sooth!ns-syrush
FOR chilGlen teethirg 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wird collie. and is the best remedy for
dlarrhoea twenty-five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

e l. NcarIy ST, HONS in Passing
Given Point.

=
Give" '"i"''
I.-T0E NAft t-t -'-i'y
...-....4 al VERY rr.la.l,at eye.- Ia The
t-...t,- ,r.~,..flr c..-iave in this
.'....t All conditions
N.- ''' '"''''.' .-....,,
ser" a-si ie'''S i'i ..t.,,
.. SIN ...l.. t.-..,..
haze aHi o. i'.-'s.''"-
tempered tho summer heat
rr.. .sr.v u1rriag scenes in the city
..... i,,-..trt-q Tens az thousands
-....., .....I .... MI ir Oh. ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Fatal Fight Wi,h Fi.ts.

COLUMBIA. :. C.. August q y sn"~
clal 10 the State says: IN the ioneiown
elton ~ Fairfield county last night
David Fierby and MAJ Bush, negroes,
fought with naked fists and Bush Killed
his opponent with blow on the neck
Bush Is in iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
~,,.ia's Representative.

QUARANTINE. s l.. August Il
,,.cnr the passengers who arrived this
r,ornine per steamer Caracas from Ia
c,avr, was O. Oslo. Venezuelan COM
missioner TO the Atlanta exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

Get bottle Il AsGosrrRA Br1sEs 10 navss
YOUR soda ard Lemonade. and keep your disssss
I've organs IN order. Dr.. slcgerfs V sas cay
genuine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

Democratic Clurs. arl Mr Gardner. as
secretary Of both organizations. which
meeting he states. was mere matter ~
routine business. "thc silver question was
not mentioned amonE u.s.
As to tnat." he further writes. neither
the course OF the committee nor he
cl,ihs WAS discussed. Vs. were rot th"re
for that or any similar purI So.
We. an Of ms. go flr as know. declined
10 be interviewed. and in consequence ~
that default a parcel OF interviews were
Invented and sent out broadcast
MANY criticisms upon the reported ac-
tion - this conference. some Of them
very dsnunclatory." Mr. Black says,
have been forwarded u him. And AL
u them, ~ c,life. unjust, because
founded. as FAR as / am concerned, upon
merely cratuitous newspaper false
hood. devised t0 supply the place OF reel
news concerning our conference
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

Massachusetts, American liberty was
born VINO can forget the old elm AZ
Cambridge, or the plains Of Yorktown.
virginia and Massachusetts-the Alpha
and Omega OF American liberty. pro-
gress ana civilzation7 That the Grand
Commandegy shared the same view as
their commander of the necessity Of max
ing n good showing at Boston was e
denced by the arrangements which ha
been made by them. and by the large
number OF Virginia knights who VIII
be in line in the great parade.
'"The present Grand Commander OF the
Grand Commandery Of Virginia is Right
Eminent Sir James Parke Corbin. and the
Grand Recorder is Eminent Sir William Il.
lsaacs. Mir. Corbin was born at Moss
Neck. the family seat. In Caroline coun-
". in September. 1917. lie Joined the
Confederate army just after completing
his 18th year. and served through the
Charlottesville and Gettysburg cam
paigns. when ne entered the corps OF
cadets Of the Virginia Military institute,
ana served with that noted battalion un-
I'll the end Of The war. after which ne
ma,rlculatel ut Washington and Lee Uni
versity. at Lexington. Va Soon after
his majority he was made Mason In
Fredericksburg Lodge. No. Historic
as being the lodge in which George Wash
ington was initiated and raised) Since
thai time Mr.. Corbin has been on active
Mason. and is now the sitting master OF
his lodge"
THE GRAND RECORDER.
The Herald places the pictures Of COL
orol.Jo Lane Stern and Captain Frank
". Cunningham among the pr"minert
commanders. and says Of ti'e Grand Re
c0Tder.
civilian Il. Isaacs. Jr.. OF Richmond,
Va Grand Recorder Of the Grand En-
calnpmert. was born in Richmond on
August -. 1880. and at an early age joined
Richmond Randolph Lodge II Masons.
No. 49, where he was made Master Ma
SON i'm December 1872. In tn following
year d.. received the chapter degrees IN
LAFAYETTE ROYAL Arch Chapter, So. g.
and WIS created q knight y npiar in
Richmond Commandery. No. 2. 4. acted
AS assistant 10 his Rranif1iher the
Grand Secretary. ard 20 his father. the
Deputy Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge. anl the Grand Recorder OF the
ROYAL Arch chapter. until 1876, when
tho late William -. lsaacs succeeded Dr.
Iohn Dove as Grand Secretary. which po-
sition he filed until the death of his
father who At that timo was Grand
secretary Of the Grand Royal Arch chap
ter and Grand iec'FitT OF the 'i".''
Eucampmeut. knights Tcmplar. OF the
United States. and q tn Grand Com
manlery. knights Templa!. of Virginia.
"Air william y. Isaacs Jr., was
amounted 20 succeed his father rs Grand
Recorder Of tho Grand Encampment ana
Grand C0minandery. and Grand Seer tafy
of the Grand Chapter. pleasing IN
ciaant occurred at bis initiation ~ "lrh-
rlorI-Ran1orh Lodge. No -. in l''-'
wh.n he took the degrees In he sam
lodge in which his grandfather ana iaih~'
nsa received theirs. and on that occa-
sion three generations were represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

,io, - this conference. some OF them
,erv dsnunclatory" Mr. Black says.
have been forwarded o. him. And all
81 them, n c,-i- UNJUST Lee'use
founded. as far as am concerned upon
a merely g,atuitous newspaper l'i~e-
hood. devised to .lpi ~ the place OF real
news concerning our conference.
SIN INTERVIEW.
, i,.,,.,.i.r.
hcIeriihN 10 ul ,,,,...le IN
-. s-. N~ uhck SAYS he
'Nv ''". .,,.'..,.',s .,r,- euch con-
Goes not believe 'h,re VIZ an, a,'. -.
verSation a. Wa I,foi 80 co.. 80
reasons JOB nus N'i'.'' o., 49,. .,,,f.r-
tor FdLihu'i .t. .h, .ii,.,~
ence. and MS A"o"',D- 80, ar1 t',r.
question: N'' 49,. ~. lis
thee. the fast bat even u 'hey ".'c us
posed % commit lh. >l'. "'I '..
ton ~ Democratic -'.t 90 '',
another on aht hi''o"nl
talnS is ing oss-.''' @'.. ......,... .,., IAN
ference TO th5l. .,.. ,.v,',,',.'. ,-,,,,,,t,
.'e ..'', LII Ee wholly power.ess for
IN ,.,,,,-..."
r. fi,ct f,rthor goes on 10 explain
~. 81. .n,ic.rs az the National As-o-
p.nocr4tfc club have no
49,. ,-..,,. tba aesoci4tisn into fac
ti.,ai f'sfrrhnutts or u officially pro-
'.i..,I, vs. Garrorrtf.c doctrines anything
mr. r,re,fouslv dacreed in regular convea-
., -
w. mack while asserting that De has
..',|io,. or M. silver question. says:
..p,,rtave placrl ODD the Executive Com
1t ~ MS ae-ariation some Of the
nc. distirau,sb.i advocates II silver in
~. lsml as w.rn,.s McMMn. Of Ten
- r,,r NJ North Carolina: Clarke
90 ,,,,,,n'. A,,oln.-. of Minuesota. and
gicr,r'is Of rtah.
..lvn.li arv of these gentlemen be
tr.,a9, he writes. "if I were inclined %
,,ct a committee AGAINST thelr sirws2
y, a ,boucrt was taken OF the silver
Cres,ion when tle committee was ap-
,,,
p'.H. s...,t,.r 1ecia~.r, himself sure
,.n, $50 Faulkner never smoke a word
2 A.1 .Hf|t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
ADnREESES.

Grand-Master Hugh MoCurly called the
Gathering 10 order and n" devotional s-r-
Vie. was performed by Grand-lreiaie ieV.
Joseph VI. McGrath. after when Eminent
Sir samuel &. Lawrence. Grand tom
rnanaer Of the Grand CommnnderN a.
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. deiiFereI
an address 81 welcome. 1nd thtn t"e
Mayor. Sir Edwin L. Curtis. was lh'ro-
duced. H. welcomed tn knights on ~"
haif Of the city Of Boston. Governor
c~aonbalge followed. speaking for the
commonwealth. At the conclusion OF me
Governors remarks Grand-Mas,er NC
Curdy responded.
The roll was then called. and he con-
clave adjourned until 10 o'clock WeHn.s-
dav. at which session Grsnd-Master MIC
Curlv will deliver his annual address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

"rhe Pcrseus struck us. and III another
moment we were all IN the water Mrs.
sutton and the mate. Albert 5. Done.
were taken aboard the perseus, while
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
IMPORTANT LABOR CASE.
Creditors Of the o. p. Reeeivership
the Appellants.

The Farmers' Loan and Trust Co,
respondent, vs. The Oregon Pacific
Railroad Co., and Willamette Valley
and Coast Railroad oDmpany, defend
ants, and II. III. Graham and seventy
three others, appellants, is the title oi
case that has been appealed to The
supreme court frcm Benton county
appellants brief having beeu til,d With
Clerk J. J. Murphy this week 10y Geo.
q. Bingham, their attorney.
The appellants contend that the re-
oeiver is an officer of the court, ano
that the expenses of the receiversbip A.
between the parties are disbursements
and these payments are to I've provided
for ia the sBme manner as other dis
buIsemeuts. That the receiver having
been appointed upon the petition OF
respondent 10 preserve the property
for the benefit Of respondent II is liable
for the payment of the expenses Of the
receivership, and that the court has
authority to render judgement against
respondent for the payment Of the re.
ceiver's expenses as asked In petition
ers' petition.
This case, 1t is said, Is without prece-
dent, for the reason that In the history
of euch litigation there has always
been sufficient funds arising from the
sale OF the property involved to pay
the legitimate court expenses. In this
case, however, the court has incurred
over million and quarter Of indebt-
edness, and has but 100000 with
which to settle the same. Perhaps un-
der the circumstances the court IL not
oensurable, for like everyone else con.
nected with the suit, he has labored
under a misapprehension OF the value
OF the property involved. With an
investment of SIS, 900, ,OOO.it was hardly
fair to presume that at the lowest fg-
ure the road would sell for no less than
10 per cent OF its cost, which amount
would have been sufficient to more
than pay all the court expenses.
The appellants, realizing that AT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
Married.

HUSK-SCRIBNER.--At the resi-
dence of Rev. A. l.. Hutchinson, the
Officiating clergyman, at 1880 p. M
1hunsday, November Z, 1895, Miss
Rose Husk TO Mr.. Orrie Scribner.
The bride has Tor some time been a
resident of Salem, and the groom was
from Portland. They went TO Port.
'aud yesterday in the 40 trsin.
SPERLING-PALMER.-Att the city
recorders office, Salem, November, q,
1895, Miss Mary J. Sterling TO Henry
Palmer, Judge Ell. n. Edes official.
ing.
5MITH-CRAIG.-At the hotel VIII.
annette, Thursday, Novenmer Z, 1895,
at7P. M, Miss Del.s smith to J. b.
Craig, both Of the Waldo hills this
county.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. w. Grannis, pastor Of the
First NJ. Z. church. The groom Is a
brother Of Hon. DaYid Craig, q mem
Der Of the Oregon legislature.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Jury Disagreed.

A Klein, Of this city, and w. L
Wade, manager OF the Western Union
telegraph office, were tried Thursday
afternoon in the Justices court fer ZenH
precinct on the charge Of trespGss
while hunting, w. w, Smith being
the prosecuting witness. The case Is
one growing out Of = similar action
against the defendants In which Mr..
Brunk figured as the prosecuting wit
ness and which was tried at Eola a
few days ago. The deputy prosecuting
attorney Of Polk county was assisted
by Hayden & McNAry, Of Salem, aud
p. II. darcy, OF Salem, and w.
O'DOnnell, Of Independence, appeared
for the defendants. A Jury trial war
had, resulting In q disagreement after
four hours' deliberatlon by the jurors.
Defendants and their attorneys re.
turned to Salem at a late hour last
night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
A Free Traders Talk.

EDINBURGH, Nov. T. The United
States ambassador, Hon. Thomas F.
BAyArd, delivered the inaugural ad-
dress this evening to the Philosophical
society. 1t was entitled Individual
Liberty the Germ of National Pro-
eress and Permaneney." The paper
read by Mr.. Bayard was a scholarly
and patriotic address, in which the in
stitutlons Of the United States were
giorihed. The most striking passages
Werelthosein which he denounced 40
ciAlism and protection. During his re.
marks, he said;
m"In my country have witnessed the
Unsuitable growth of that form Of state
socialism styled protection which 1 be.
iieve hAs done more to foster class
legislation and create inequality of for
tune, corrupt public life, banIsh men Of
independent means and character from
public councils, blunt public eon-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

up from Portland lat night where
they have been visiting.
Misses C4lisla Moore, Franc Psrk'
hurst au Inez Rllsn went TO Albany
To marn'rg fjf a short visit.
r.v Farm =, petor of the Firsl
BSptii church, and daughter, Mlss
Winnie, returned from Portland last
night.
J. X. Mccormack, the cashier Of the
security OF the state Bank, Of Psloust
City, pas, ed through Salem today ou
his way home from visit IN Eugene
Mrs. L. A White who has bsen tn,
guest OF her sou d. A. White the Court
street feed dealer, for the past month
left for her home VI Spokane this
morning.
Clifford Kantner Is selling the beau
tlful new book "How Marcus Whitman
Saved Oregon" IL should have .
place 10 every home and public library.
Give him your order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
PERSONALS.

ChAs. Belt, Of Dallas, was In Salem
yesterday.
Gideon stolz came up from Portland
last night.
p. w. Rodgers was a passenger for
Portland today.
ChAs. Hellenbrand returned last
night from Portland.
]. r. Dickinson left this morning
for Tacoma on business.
A. Klinger, the jolly brewer, had
business in Candy today.
ID. II. johnson, Of Mehama, was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
J. w. Cuslck, an Albany banker,
was In Salem yesterday.
Hop buyer Geo. w. Hubbard went
to jefferson this morning.
]. NJ. Watson, county commissioner,
returned 10 Turner last night.
Mls V. Clarke returned last night
nom few days Yislt IN Portland.
Architect w. c. Knighton returned
his morning from = trip up the valley.
Supervisor RAkestrAw, Of ChemAwa,
was In Salem today returning on the
afternoon tIaln.
w. T. Slater. attorney for the Stale
Insurance company, was = passenger
Tor Eugene today.
DR.. Il. w. Rosslter returned TO Port
land this morning after a short visit
with Salem fTiends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Fowler came
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
ltenVS
OF Interest.

4 new line of children s
ibbed vests and pants, fleece
25c a garment. All sizes.
Our lon delayed line OF
children's Union Suits now in.
The cotton ones are 60c. Woo
are 75c and up. A fine gar
ment for children.
Why crochet your eyes out
making ice wool fascinato-s,
when J ou can get them in the
very newest patterns from Csc
up. See our line on display
inside. But!
If you'd rather make them
we have the ice wool in OF.
balls l5c, 2 for 25c.
We can sell you a good
German Knitting Yarn, three
skeins for soc. The best
that's made, 25c skein.
We have a substantial fleece
lined hose in ladies' sizes, 25c.
We have boys ribbed wool
hose that are like our cotton,
in that they're the best that's
made for the money, 25c.
Good silesias, l0c and up.
Skirt Innings, Sc and up.
Fibre fabrics, zoe and up.
T HOLveRS0N & co.
PRONE -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

Nor AFTER BEAR.-Newt Farrell,
John Duncan, Elmer White, Walt
Low, Frank Haas aud ID. ID. Olmstead
start tomorrow for their mountain
homes at the east end Of the o. p.
railroad. They go by team to King
station, and thence by rail to Detroit.
From there the boys go TO their re-
spective timber claims and will do =
little missionary work before return
ing, as well as do some hunting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
An Election Contest.

BRooKLYN, N. Y, Nov. s.-Can-
yassing the returns for the majority
vote wss continued today by the com
mittee Of one hundred In the interest
OF Edward M. Grout, the regular
Democratic candidate. In the com.
pleted wards 1t is claimed 4S0 errors
have been found and 1t is expected to
find enough additional discrepancies to
prove CIRCUITS election. 1t is claimed
fraud has been prscticed and that out
Of 1000 ballots rejected as defective,
over 400 were cast for Grout. The
official canvass will be begun Thursday
next.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

EvRNINs SCHooL.-The Capital
Business college evening school will
open ON Monday next. II a sufficient
number register before and on that
night to justify continuing. Persons
who work during the day seldom have
such a good opportunity to improve
their education along practical lines,
as Is now offered at the business coli
lege. The principle will be at the
college Office Friday aud Saturday
evenings Of this week, fram to
o'clock to answer inquiries aud register
students.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

THE STATE SEwER.-A JOURNAL
reporter has been trying to learn some
thing Of the status Of the ChemeketA
street sewer to be built by the state.
AT least a million aud half Of brick
are made. A hard brick Is needed.
There will be considerable convict
labor employed and the sewer will be
constructed under the direction OF
Superintendent Gilbert. The intention
now ls to begin the work early In the
spring and complete 1t during the
summer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
Two Of the Jordan Brothers
Break Jail.
UNDER SENTENCE IN HARVEY.
Election Contest for Mayor OF
Brooklyn.

BURNS, Or, Nov. S.-Two of the six
Jordon brothers, being held here in all
for cattle stealing, house breaking, etc,
broke Jail last night and have made
their escape and the probabilities are
that they will fight IL overIaken as
they were both convicted but net
sentenced, at this term of court now
being held here. The escaped men are
John and Bob, and bota have lone
time at the Salem penitentlary hereto
fore, John one term and Bob two terms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
Aquatic sports.

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. lS.-Jake Gaud,
aur is still champion OF the aquatic
world. The contest was over mlle
and half course and the trophies
were the championship, the Richard
h. Fox challenge cup and a purse of
$1,000. The starters were Bnbear and
HAines Of England, Jake Gaudaur and
Jas. Rogers Of America. Before the
quarter fiags were reached on the up
per course, HAines quit the race and
Bubear also dropped out ten boat.
lengths below the mile aud s half nag,
leaving GandAur aud Rogers to flush
the race. Gaudaur won with i've
boat lengths lead, and came down the
course under an easy al-stroks and
won the race In eOs5s.
The great fOur-OAred race followed
the single skull. This race was over a
mile and half course with turn, three
miles, for ths championship of the
world and = purse Of 81 500. The start
srs were Bubear, Barry. RAIaes and
winga.e for England. sAd Tesmsr,
Rogers, Charley aud lake GaudAur for
America. The English crew won by
three lengths time lTaO..
The winning OF this race hy the Eog.
lish crew aec0rds them all the import
ant lAurels Al this rsgettA. This con-
cludes the regeitA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

FREE LECTURR.-Mrs. l.. Addition,
state superintendent and lecturer Of the
w. &. Il. u. Of Oregon, will speak at
the w. CT. u. hall on Court street, on
Saturday evening at 7:S0. All labor
orders are earnestly requested to attend
and hear her on Labor question. She
will also speak on Sunday on Temper
anee work. Don't miss hearing her.
w. G. Il. u. com.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

SocIALs NEwS-Wnl be a great
feature Of SATURDAYS JOURNAL,
which will have the usual double
quantity OF social aud woman news of
the city. An account offs great game
Of football between salem attorneys
aud physicians will be Of much local
Interest, Bring In social, personal and
religious announcements Saturday be-
fore noon II possible
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

OFEICRRs ELRCTRD.-As their re
gular meeting yesterday the Catholic
Ladies' Social and ReliefsOclety elected
the following the Officers for the ensu'
ing year. Mrs. Villa Davey, president
Mrs. Rose Akin, vioepresident; Mrs.
Lou Edes, secretary; Mrs. 7. X. Ford
treasurer; Mrs. Lynch, assistant secret.
AIRY; Mrs. +. NJ. Giese. door keeper.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

beet they will receive but n few cents
on the dollar for their earnings from
the purchase money, do not propose to
die without struggle. There seems
to be no dispute as to the amount OF
the claims.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

TWENTY YEARS AGo.-Just twenty
years ago, Nov. 5Ih, occurred the
wreck of the steamer Pacific In the
Straits near Victoria, In which 2TS
persous lost their lives. A SAlemite in
in the person Of Barney Pompsllier
had the good fortune to miss the bolt
aud was thus saved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

FOOrBALL-A very interesting gam c
comes of at Corvallis, Saturday, be-
tween the Pacific college and Agri-
cultural college teams. Coach MOrse
aud delegation OF Salem players will
20 up TO witness the game and Mr..
Morse will write a criticism Of the
game for MONDAYS JOURNAL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08
Owl Service Extended

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-The presi
dent today approved the amendment
to civil service ru es which will result
in bringing many postmasters aud EN-
ployes within the classified service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-08

The NEW YORK RACKET has a fine
supply Of all kinds Of underwear for
ladies. gents, and children, which
they offer at very lev prices, also q
line Of overcOats, aud large lot Of
ladies' and gents' mAelntoshes, and
misses aud ladies gOssAmers. Call
and get at racket prices.