davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

Lieut.. Hart, o. Vancouver barricks,
ia Wis ting his father, John Hart, south
Of the city, for few days.
d. w. Matthews, Of U. 6. Indian
a ,ent at klamath agency, vent 70
Ashland on business last night.
J.E Baker, local manager OF the
GoodaIe LAUNDERING company's yards
went to Chemlwa this afternoon.
l.. B. McClane, of the gas WORKS Il
mite IN at his home. Jack Robertson
has been sitting up with him OF late.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. GoOcher, Of Cresco.
IA. are the guests Of A. 81. Clough.
Mr.. Goocher Is an old schOolmate OF
SIR. Clough.
Misc Mabel Cotton, of Chemswa'
who has been the guest Of Miss Meds
Holman, the past week, returned
home on the asternoon local.
Capt. John II. Burns left on the
morning train as a delegate from u
= Grand Post to attend the annua
encampment Of the GA. r. at Oregoi
ity.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Rugg came al
from Oregon City this morning L
attend the academy graduating exeI
clses of Willamette university tbi
evening.
Mrs. Addie Allen tnee BowerSox) an
children, returned to Portland on th
Modoc this morning, after a short vlsl
with her parents In this city, Rev. an
Mrs. Bowersox.
Wallis Nash, Of Corvallis, ii. I
Watson, J. X. Bryson, and w. !
Fenton, Of Portland, are In the city 9
attorneys In the o. p. railrord case be
before the supreme court.
Emil Gobalet, Herman Shook, q.
Nov er and ii. q. Luker, drove over
Elk City last week, returning Sunda
They visited the Pioneer qusrries al
other rock industries, and report the
lin fiourishing condition. They we
by way Of Independence and Kin
Valley and report crops nne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
PERSONALS.
I. HOLVERSON q co

Albert Jessup Is visiting In Eugene
Geo. Andrews, Of Geryais, was In the
city today.
Banker J. s. Cooper went to Albany
this morning.
James Lengely, Of Silverton' was
Salem visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Kilburg, OF MI
Angel, were In the city today.
Il. Hhott, Of hublimlty, was trans
acting bEsineas In town today.
Rev. NJ. G. Wire returned to En-
gene on last EVENINGS overland
sheriff Knight returned on the li'H
local from q trip down the valley
Manager Anson Of the Consolidated
Railway, Is quite III At Portland
John Darby, Of Maoleay, was IN the
city today on his way 70 Monmouth
G. II. Erwin aud wife, Of Colfax'
wn., were registered al the Willamette
today.
Architect w. G. Knighton was d
passenger 20 Albany on the morning
local.
Mrs. q. n. Lane and little sou weF'
passengers, 20 LebAn on lhs morning
local.
IL B. Conover u the Dayton Her
ald. spent sunday with hls family ~
this city,
ssefslafy of state Kineald wAs pas'
snesT 10 Portland on the mofplni
Overland,
mn. Geo. q, bingham went q
Portland lilis Aflsrnoon on Ylsii Il
friends.
wefnsf bfeyman returned ihl'
morning from business inp 70 u'
nlelr0polis
DF. q. W, Cnfnvilus, - foIilsn'
was 10 lhs eiiy today, slopnnr ~ va
f'ost ii0isli
Ghs Mlaasa rolemsni ~ Enh'h'
wsfs M ihs eliy b'day, registering .
las Millsgeiis
Dis Hsank, " Aanis'iils' sss
nalsn visitor today frlpfnlnH h'h'
on fhs iiil lnsal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
NEW ADyfRTlstaGNTs.


eTkAh ED-A llEht foap nos, ith fea slpls
- aud frd nark lra hfF halter on, ready tu
,is 81 shsissnsai. ss1 ~ I' 2 " Jss bissi ~
mAhffn- Asrnt io lnunduos HGsaps
W Ahlusiable FHiisfu. 30 FalrflruNs fr.
4aifsd. AnF ltfann aan cHi ptffrfi niupE
dfrss ffun afiuai llFasurnunh ie ~ mlU
utts, inunliefiud as Hif inabf ifuW a. tu wv
even day Addfshs Me- b, 4. habls, aaltin.
pf. nn "A hnuis ifpm ~ % n. % D lu. Iao
ADS asfhis Hapisa "a 9Nef, il pH
Mghtl ~ iAiAh ~ hasH. ilo4sl q.
WAa1Eu Ffaailesl nuleisf ana nlsal ulai.
~ 5000 pNslns's Applg ~ lla smes h.ii
4 F.FEHfh hfg spfpsl Aagsnlsips Assnl.
N'aal sNiliufttd asfpi flls pslsf y krii
oa his p bs onisa
pOK nALE uH TkAuE lsoh hunaird ses..
i N $3.50 lh falNhaiiaN aHa la afnl sfui
40 laflHlf. elib fHnHlHE HaifI ihg Dsaf
nuNad siiI Hadf tif saNfts $3.50 land LfaI
slallie a ~ is5 Mrhi lhyNllf M sadlatl
a " hAAiiih iriil dsis ,,iilt euNpifi W
IHBipfIAh ulEhrl lAls,.iuf. al a.
" tinaf en salf aha tl'fisllah hl'shas ~.
fisHs AZ ~ iatifi4 slitti isHNaf lAFiitkfla
IAhfff fAffh laltf .si "A hssFJ DfDsn
" nfaFplNF ialHi iNf ~ shasp fasi az
lNlaf ~ lsiiAs hhasl ssflsls Vel ~ laNf
.aIFllA RHihaAh TspssuNas sna
~ tfih HHtffiaI f.fHasfHNhl unIff, ps8a|
NiifY tset tNs bssi y 500 assf y ~
plN faNHAh8H Anlsi slsss sfsia t.ga
II slAsisa q ~ HNilHi lanisf 1851 Va
~ halN AakHis tI.tf ~ s.fla lHslsa WI.
shsssI ls tipisiif siaisl aslsiai Aeeis.s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
Never owe Up

tf ynu sunrf Niih asthma, bf9hehl'ls
"a sny nllrf dlseane ~ lAp illfpsi apH
luugs. nothing ean surpflse bpu ilpls
ihan iLr fahl luipf0ysinriii lhai = ~
Lillaa tlo usf uf SASHA Abr, u
yuu alr ifnubled Nifh eaiHffh, nip
hsff iufd mhri hsllrinfs, yep VIZ ~,
unHhlr a. Fhpfres gnuf ainHffliifhi Al
ihs ulaTysl.Hs ana luHiRnianNauF tnla
il,s ppseJs ui lALitOhhiA CAT lt
.llINI thfas Tsinn'lise so il'ii asttN,
nilltsiunas. hui nRipfal pi,slusil'iiis -
Sslllafula Fald ~ ~ oeuts npd AA
a paakaa,. ihgss ~ hN ana fusfRi'
itsd hy iHnu a hlFihe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
RIVER NEWS

The Modoc left for Portland 81 o a,
m. today with a full load of freight aud
q number Of passengers.
Steamer Altopa will bs up from
Portland on her usual tdp this after
noon, bound foT Independence. she
will pFoossd 90 Portland al 7.4b o. IA.
Wednesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

Presentation Of elase and awarding
~ diplomas.
Vocal quaftstie -Me-sfs. Wenger,
KundTet, Ross and Ford.
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM
Alumni Day-10 a. %. Conservatory
commencement. There are three
members of the class namely, Mrs.
josephine 1. LeiIcb, Miss Gertrude
Stanley and Nrs. Emms Linda
Walker. The following program will
be given commencing promptly al IL
a. ID:
/ Overture - William Tell - Rossini
First piano, Miss Stanley, aud Mrs Mr
Leitcb; Second piano, Mrs. WALKER
and Miss Anderson.
Prayer-Rev. J. G. TempletOn.
Song in A fat, Op. 80, Weber-Mrs
Emma Walker.
Joy Shall Fer Be Thine"-Whit
Mrs. Walker, Miss Anderson, Mis-
Beamer and Mrs Leitch.
Sonata Op. 81 LES AdieuX) -Betbc
ven-Mrs. Joey Leitch.
"The Knight Was Brave" (Aria)-
Rossini-Mrs. Emma Walker.
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. l2-Lizst-
y Miss Gertrude Stanley.
+. Farewell, o, Farewelp- Daniel +
O Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Deitch.
Address and Presentation Of class l
DIR. Parvin.
r. Presentation Of diplomas by Pref
y dent w. c. Hawley.
Remembered" - Parvin MI
=, Walker, Miss Anderson, Miss Beam
J" and Mrs. Leitch.
ST Overture-Der Freischutz-Weber
le Miss Anderson and Stanley, Mrs.. Lett
e. and Walker.
Of I:45 p. m'-Anuual meeting OF I
40 literary alumni.
st. $3.50 p. m.-GymDssium exhioltit
- Sp. m.-LiteraTy exercises OF alum
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
FLOWER BASK ETS...
For Commencement WeeH,
at
10 CENTS.
IL CENTS.
go CENTS.
II ELLER a. SONS,
I2O state.
M 0rowers and Pruit Growers

Hop Growers and Prult Growers
should send their orders at once for
Quassla chips and Whaleoll soap.
FROM All Appearances this 10 great
year foT bugs. lluhHsla aud WnAleoll
SOAP are she sufesf destToyeIn Of Aphisr
leaving your plants aud trees nnln
luTod. fOf saleby
WA, BROws A Go
asO Commercial ttfaet, salem, ore
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

A CORRECTION. - 10 last nights
naper mistake was made as to the
Judges and judging Of the club swing
ing contest. The judges were John
REYNOLDS, T.. Z. Prescott and Carrie
Bradshaw, and their markings were
made out by q committee composed oi
prof. Yerex aud Miss Mary Reynolds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

The A. o. L. PICSIC. "A train con-
sistlug of three passenger coaches and
an engine will leave Salem Thursday
morning for Jefferson. Two bands
the Second Regiment aud the Turner
band will accompany the excursion. A
sufficient number Of tickets have beer
sold to guarantee the excursion and
grand time may be expected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
Summer
CIedD-Up.-

we have a lot Of checks and nlx'
turee in duck goods which We are olQs-
Ing out at & price which VIII tiiahs e
them 20 In q hurry. They consist %
tboes splendid Scotch weayes we FS
shown together with other iinPoI'eI,
IIpes. all A. good as gold 10 service y, =,
every kind. For summer ana M IniI
wear they will be splendid. hegulaI
uFices range from SOC ~ VI, tbey M Maie
cut from 25 10 30 percent. Wateh ou'
windows. -. w.is,s
New Ducks, Laundried Waists,
Rustic skirt Lining, Pefcales' "A'S'
silks, Belt Buckles.
+. HOLVERSON q CO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
arAnd Jury.

Tho Manon county grand lufy 10
sllli la luosslop, ...
Ihe c0uBiy p00f farm ses flstsa
his FYSnlHR
"A not tue blli against James Butler,
charged 1ith Au assault Nilh danger
ous weapon, WAs rplnfned ihls morn
lug,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
Mileage Tickets.

The o. II. a n. Co., always alert "a
the welfare of their patrons, have
placed on sale at principal stations .
/, ,OOO nile ticket at the rate Of three
cents per mile, good one year irons
date Of sale and good for passage over
tho ra. aud water lines of thsiT system
Bl72t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

A Busy CoRNEg.-Mr. Brown, OF
Portland, the owner Of the Eldridge
block, has a crew Of men busy at WORK
renovating, calsomining and rehtting
the large room on the corner. This
room il soon to be occupied by the New
York Racket.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
ESTHER rRipP BOUND OVER

IA the MuItnomAh County orana
jury.
In the Portland police court Sester.
day afternoon, Esther Tripp, charged
with robbing the residence OF Rev.
Poland Graut some months ago, and
also with other rObberies, waived ex'
animation and Was held 10 s2UO Dali
sbe appeared to be frsil creature Of
abou, "a years Of age, and was dressed
in heavy black when brought oeior'
the bar. she did not have the bearinl
ing of b rdered criminal, though en-
has the reputation Of beiDg memOe
af one of the toughest gangs OF burglar
which ever worked this city.-Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

$1,000 hHHsie' s'f's7
Fufs ialief ~ nlpTF plessHpl Iriiissll \
fil ilis nufF "A fsinHuiulHinNl bi"iNNis
ifialllaa pauHN ffaup 500 , b9ilHnF
o.,,lsb illsn FAkIA abb ihe alll
f4nls kInF uf nitisuiuihiiill tfWf
laiils ssiisuitd ify9Y nnulg ~ e'iisa
M ilisl dlsgpsiing dltfeeel ftieifNi hss
.lAilFphhlA NAi ~ W. ~ ~
800 D 01H isi NJ bisll ~ y assls
Allf 400 4 ~ 90 ufr 49, esd sNa esi
ianlrl ~ innn a lllln.At
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

CAN'T Dkcr,vG YoU.-Epicure tea
is for sale by GnOert & Patterson only
When any othCr dealer tells you he ha'
8 brand Of tea i,t as good" AS Epl
cure, do not be deceived.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

OATS A SPECIALTY.-Aside from a
mammoth stock of all kinds Of feed we
have oats in great plenty, and every
thing with us goes at lowest known
prices. Brewster & White.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

CuEAnp fhs llsp ln yesterday =
JnuKsAl. sisilns Shat ihs holuuil'ls
Hhas hiaf wss KiYins ~ psI espi ~
should hsgs lissn ~ psi esul That y
. heavy disruuni ep sh'As
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
THE LITTLE yHJgGs

THE LITTLE THINGS
OJfhis pOpid are shaf D'ahe
ne m0rfh HeinG mifteF'
me Odd cent GFOoer, makes
n speciaifD Of me hffie
thiHOs Ia his line. Ia I''o''
he caH Iiedse D0a and s'0e
y0a D,0HcD OH aHDfbiHG bi0
or fifffe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

Wn0 WIZ bE COLUMBIA = Can
noi b. sns cred lasi ysi bot 10 Sill
s,sfsts ths lunoh eouaisI ihsi will
feed tlls people oD ihsi pslfioile day
Dnly No osnis . mssl uood enough
g,f : klus ksnSoflhS a Barnett
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

To WED.-Monday, County Clefh
T., v. Ehlen issued n marriage llcets
toH. n. Bulls aud Mrs. Burgon"
3. French, both of Jefferson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
Cheese

iifnsins impagisd rsisf
Mll,.iHain nNlef
ligH hftsf
flafspplf hsfrf
iitesn ihrtef
liniiulssl i'hefss
N ia ~ kiaal " elis - siil NJ ipsha
y nepnsaspps Vleetigl lgi plsif y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

Ws ieueb a ~ ibs gasi'lt ~ aa'
sseas Oal piiess snesf ihs i''aio'''
sst - llls losssi W. nlspilen lf~
msss asr s,ayss - epl sla's
Osss,a Msu, iba'sa sole, i''spons'
s,slssa lsflsipi.sl 1ss iipss Wills
llaas. r,aisl's hld sad hsi',ols E'e's'
aos. samn.sl toissis ilslaly Nlha~H
49, ~ AZ e,aols iisiils'',sn's nsfh'
.ea,, f.,llsls "a rsns Nh'ls sl''iis
FfnlAlH
nams,s, essis ssa fssls N'''a lsl
legns, 81 ~ ~ el'ss 80 piaags
hslbfisss leasisssi go FsH ''fI
ti.llw
l4saaana spliis ssll'.i, e''lp'sa' 's'
ealols eas lslf eahs t'e hfa' "
fsissls ~
W. wss seaas'ial gs's's ~ ~
llefs =.
MILLS uioA = q"
p.,as, pss,l ssa l'ibsllS sl'~s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
II Is a Lily.

Heinz sweet pickles just in.
MCCALL Bros.
100 Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18

Purest spring water served free with
all meals at StroDgs restaurant. IL II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED A.
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.

s.ar.,e. p,ou seottv--by sir Edward = nlFan-
iside Indlscrst Ons Ol tue duchess -Os AN
.,,.,ll ,i',Iy ~ 80 ~ Tohn Ksndrfcz Bangs.
-. f-,1s4rge Of hfrr-Dy Anthony HOPE,
.4f<,i,s Irieerfe,d by Jerome X. JerOHs'
ssff,. xsefer8-by I. ZangWeil. L..
.,-,.ss 11--6 Il, tba fgarff--bY anthony Bppts
,..ss.,. -l'yesr.esszeT7--by Gilbert Parker.
,sIsne 'rriai or the sword by oliDsft F3'A -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer la Groceries, Paints,
oils. window Glass, yarnisbes
aud the mosl complete stock VI
Brushes Of all Kinds Ia the
state. Artists Materials, ,LIme,
Hair, Cemeni and shiHgIes and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-18
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Europe win take her fashions from
this country Ia due time. She began BY
taking our food, then our slang and
now she is taking OR hot and cold
waves at second hand Com marciel-
Advertiser.
Important TO veterans The net value
of $3.50, 900. 600 or pensions, reduced to
cheap silver, would not exceed $40. 600, :
600 Loss to pensioners, $50. 900, 900. -
Chicago Times-Herald.
After Pennsylvania has called into
existence Quay county, why should not
Philadelphia have BArdsley boulevard2
--Philadelpnia City and State
Newfoundland seems to experience o
good deal Of difficulty ia her efforts to
annex some other country to her debit
New York Press
Dr. Parkhurst thinks the battle for
municipal reform In New York city Is
only Just begun But Is it not true that
the battle for municipal reform In any
city is never ending2 Eternal vigilancs
is the price Of municipal purity. Boston
Globe.
A campaign Of education, In these days
OF literary abandon, consists largely ii
assisting the popular mind to unlearn 1
lot Of things Washington Star.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-18


HAMBURG, June 1S.-There was an
enormous influx of visitors here to view
the ceremonies and spectacles incident
upon the opening Of the Baltic-North Sea
canal at Kiel today. Decorations are plac-
ed on every hand, and illuminations are
being made ready for the nights.
According TO orders by the navy depart
ment at Washington, the American men
of-war at Kiel will be Illuminated by cleo
tricity every night during their stay at
that port lit is intended that the cruiser
New York shall be provided with p 600 I'M
candescent lights, and each Of the remain
ing three ships of Admiral Kirklands
fest will have about 1, 500, besides the
usual powerful searchlights. The incan-
descent lights win be arranged according
TO brilliant designs, each vessel carrying
around the pilot house an immense shield
representing the American coat-of-arms,
the red and white bars and the stars on
blue background being reproduced by
electric bulbs This shield win be 10
feet high and win extend back on each
side Of the pilot house "a feet.
Around the stern Of each ship viii be
displayed its name in large electric letters.
In addition incandesccnt lights win be
strung along each vessels stem and stern
from the water to the deck and along the
deck rail from end to end on both sides.
The hun Of each ship viii thus be COM
pletely outlined, another row Of lights be-
ing run along the water line and other
lines being run mp the masts and down
the side stays, and up and down and
around the smokestacks. Tho United
States men-of war win also.make elaborate
displays Of fireworks during the progress
Of the fetes.
The royal reception rooms in the new
Kicl station, in which Emperor William
received the German nations guests had
been decorated and fitted out after the
style ot the staterooms in the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern.
The waterway opened by the new canal
has boon navigable for small vessels for
over 100 years. In 1884 there was com
| pleted the Elder canal which forms wa
terway between Kiel bay and the Baltic
and the town 81 Tonning on the North
sea- This work followed q most tOrtuous
course, it's length being 10S miles. Its
depth also was only seven feet So that its
| utility for modern navy was nothing
In 1887, therefore, the Germans undertook
the present magnificent work, with it:
depth " 80 feet and its breadth Of ovel
800 feet, with enthusiasm.
Tho Russian and French squadrons q
warships arrived here together and ex
changed cheers with the German guard
ships. The Italian squadron arrived som'
time later.
The entry Of the British warships her
was the signal for continuous boom
ing of salutes, with the bands in the fort
and on the foreign men-of-war playini
their national anthems. The harbor II
Nominations gre Of the most elaborate dc
, | sCription
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-18

Grundy The fact is. the beam is
extravsgsntly large la their own eve,
go that tho mules they $50 are Tor The
most part Imaginary, The civilization
they boast Of does NOT gave them from
being representative SIS 60 what Il said
Of their rsmout The modern men or
civilization no more adapts himself 10
he seasors Nhea considering how be
shall he clothed than would tha imported
musk OK. IN proof Of this statement
behold the well.dresaed % maa Of this
month Of june and OF the next two
months. Is be clad In garments that
permit any comforig Is any man com
Portable who is Gagged in q shirt and
collar as stiff and unyieldlng as 3 brick
wall, whose starched ehirt front admits
no more air to q swelteriug skin than a
bFeastplste Of steel. whose stiff brosd
collar when the weather Is hot, is az
exquisite torment as CALLING as hand
cuffs or shaekles2
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-18


One OF the most serious Of the sani-
tary problems in all our large cities Is
that Of the practical and economical dis
posal OF garbage OF refuse and waste Of
the kitchen. It's removal by the local
authorities Is expensive. and frequently
the cause az much vexation and annoy
anes, although the necessity that 1t be
promptly disposed OF is everywhere rec
ognizsd as imperative, in the interest Of
public health. TO which there is nothing
more inimicsl than 3 quick decay Of
organic matter in warm weather.
TO obviate this difficulty and provide
for the complete removal Of all garbage
in most simple and inexpensive manner,
an Improvement is being introduced by .
Boston company. The carbonizsr CON
slats OF 9 horizontal cylinder about one
third larger in diameter than the stove
pipe In which 1t is to be placed, accord
ing to convenience. in joint or Al
elbow Of the pipe making the connection
between the stove and the chimney. i
may be applied to any stove or furnace
and any sizs Of pipe,
One end of the cylinder Is removable
and attached thereto is basket or scooI
Of somewhat reduced diameter, and will
perforated sides ani tight bottom,
AKordlng free passage for the smoke an'
heat from the stove around the acool
and through the perforations. Wher
this scoop or basket is filed with gar
bAge and piaced in the cylinder, tn
water is quickly driven of, and th
residum changed to charcoal, whicl
burns freely when placed IN the fire
afordlng In fact valuable material 70
kidding the fire In the morning.
The natural draught up the Gimme
prevents the escape of any odor into tn
rooms, and there is no odor from th
chimney, as the gases from the stow
thoroughly deodorize the gases escapin
from the drying garbage. Il is intende
that the waste shall be placed In til
carbonizsr as 1t Is made, 50 that Their
will be no accumuIating garbage bucket
The device has been highly recon
mended by the chairman Of the Bostoi
health board and other sanitary an
street cleaning officials, and there ar
quite q number Of them in use through
out the country.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-18
SURGERY EXTRAORDINARY,
The Diaphragm. Ribs and the Heart In
vaded In This Operation.

NEWARK, N. j., June 17.--Andrew
Schleoht, as years old, of 81 Nassau street.
this city, is said to be the only person
who has lived after the removal Of por-
tion Of his diaphragm. He returned from
the Elizabeth hospital having gone
through one OF the most remarkable sur
gical operations on record, and, according
to DIR. A. " Wendell of 24S Littleton ave-
nue. the only person known to have had
such an operation performed.
DIR. Wendell, who performed the opera
tion, said that Sohleoht went to the hos
pital four weeks ago suffering from q
saroamotous tumor. growing internally
from the ribs. When removed, this tumor
weighed AZ pounds The physicians had
to remove portion of the chest wall on
the left side, neoessitating the taking out
Of some ribs In cutting out the tumor
it was necessary to remove a portion Of
Schlecht's left lung, part Of the pericar-
dial sac or heart envelope, and then the
diaphragm.
The sections mentioned as removed
could not be replaced. and after the cavity
was properly dressed the patient was left
to the care OF nature, and after three
weeks was discharged as cured