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Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Alumnae Meeting
of Union Female Col
Iege Was Held i'm the
Parlers Tuesday.

The annual meeting Of the
alumnae Of Union Female Col
lege was held in the spacious
parlors Of the College Tuesday.
May 10Th, $50 4 II.
To say that this vas one Of.
the most enthusiastic meetings
Of the Alumnae since its organi-
Zation- scarcely conveys an idea
% the loyalty and love each
member expressed for her Alma
Mater. For each Of us. around
her classic walls. cluster hal
lowed associations The WI
ter's mind annihilaiing the in
tervening years ~ent back to
ISIS. Eleven girl graduates.
all dressed in white. photo
graphed on her memory long
years ago viii never fade away
Where are the elevens One of
them has been called home
and the others are scattered
over different states only the
youngest and weakest vas
there TO represent her class
President Maddox's manacs-
meni Of the College received
the cordial endorsement Of all
present
II Was agreed that all the
funds belonging 10 the Alumnae
be used for the College library.
Many plans for future work
we're suggested and considered.
and one adopted whereby the
library will he greatly benefited.
Alter the meeting vas ad-
loUrned the AlEmnae we're con
Quoted over the large and vel
furnished buildings In noting
the many improvements in our
dear old college home. our
hearts we're 1lied with graft
iGGe 10 fhssSe noble men wha
gave % much ef their time and
means 10 thls work Daring the
past year a three story annex
hzs heel erected which makes
[ aion Female College one oi
the lar-ssf and most naacnis,
cent buildings In the State. The
ezmplS has been enlarged and
hezuilaei- ard every Inprove
neat made which woaId add ID
the pleasure and comfort Of the
pupils- 80 great are the al.
fractions Of campus and build
inEs- that several ladies' from an
adjoining Stale have secured
board for the sumner ncafhs
VITA President Maddox
There has been a eonfiaual
lnerezse IN the nanber of board.
els. and the catalogue show.
that eight states and one terri
Tory we're represented durin.
ne past session The eozrSs
of stady has been raised a. hiyf
as thai Of any Female eoIlec.
- the South
Although Oxford boasts ofar
excellent graded school nan,
% the Elost prominent citizen.
have recognized the superior
advantages offered BY the col
lese and are giving il then
hearty support The Alumna.
ara proud of their Alma Mater
ard they confidently prediel
i1at her increased faculty Of 81
E p nor teachers beautiful and
nicely furnished buildings
healthy location. the aIlegizne.
oi the most eminent and dlstIn.
gaished men Of the town. and
The daantless courage and IN.
tiTIng energy of President Mad
doN- viii easily place her in the
front rank of Female colleges In
the South.
collie p. PLAyF
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Bgrnev. and 10 kuou him bet
teE j. 70 love him more. He
comes u us highly recommend
ed Prot Jordan hss sald. -In
the person Of Prot BGrney.
send g. you teachers of Marion
county one 81 the best edaca-
tors in the state
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Mr. James Pe-due. and old
soldier residing AT Monroe.
Mich was severely afflicted
With rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain by
using Chamberlain PAIN Balm.
lie says AT times my back
would ache 80 badly that |
could hardly raise up. IfI had
not COTTON relief | would not be
here 10 write these few lines.
Chamberiain's Pain Balm has
done me- a great deal of good
and | feel very thankful for it,
For sale By all Druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Clear springs, KY, March Il. 1895.
Paris Medicine Co., ST. Louis
Please allow me 10 say a word
for PoRFER's ANsIsEPrTc
HE4LISG OIL Ii cured nae OF
Poison Oak when all else failed.
When DR. Porter dies there
ought 10 be a monument 2O0
feet high erected TO his memory
He has done more for suffering
humanity thaa any man living
to-day Yours very truly. A. {
NANCE.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Buck!el's A-nica Sah.

THE Best SALVE in the world
for Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers.
Calf RheRm. Fever Sores. letter.
Slapped Hands. ChIlblains.
Corns- and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required Ii Is guaran-
teed TO give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded Price -
cents per box r. r. Chiffon
4 Co.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Pres't State ;. ;. Convention

The s. Louis Repablie has
made arrangements 10 cover
the political neEs of all PARTIES
Ia tie coming campaign in a
way that has never been eqHaIed
by any newspaper Those who
wish To keep posted should sub
scribe Il once The Republic.
daily and Sunday. has been re
daeei - IS a year. - for s
months or 60 cents a month.
The Twiee-a-Week Republic Is
Il a year.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

S42c OF Lind
A. n Kendall, ei al.
~ " 49,
Mrs Alioe Keniau
By yir1E-e-of the aufhoritvve~ss.,
II me BY q decree Of the Char~.s---
Court OF lafayette county So Z.
y Mississippi. made ard ent..rs,S :, :,
me Nay term Isa5. I. a. snz..s- !
Commissioner, VII. on re- -,
Monday and M
sth Day OF July, lses,
N 'front.' Of the Court-housa dao-
o1foru- Miss, within lerzl 49, -
sell TO the highest and be-r 49,
Tor cash. the real estate sirT,af--.+ -, 5.
oxford, lafayette county u =
and known as the Kendeil Ho-,,s,
stead lying along. and on thc r..
s,de Of the III. c. r. r rixhs ~ -. -
being fraction Of Lot No q
section l2i) township (s) rsnse "a a
Eest. Witness my signature this
June ?. ISIS. sA--s
BES P. GRAY.
Comm izssora-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Prof RernRX-

We copy the following notice
of our former townsmsn Prof
H. Barney, from the Green
Forest Ark. Tribune;
-Under the Normal Notes
in the 1ellville Eei-o appeared
the following last week: I'VE
are al highly pleased with Prof
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Electric 8uss

Electric Bltrers ! a medicine
suited for any season. but per
saps more generally needed in
the >prln.. when the lGn-uid
exhausted FEELING prevails. when
the liver : torpid and sluggish
and the Need Of a tonic and al
teatye L felt 4 prompt zse
Of this medicine has olen
averted long aad perkaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine
wlll act more >u7eiv IN coanter-
acting and freeing the system
from tae mai4rl4l poison.
Headache. Indigestion. CoustI-
patton Dizziness yield 70
Electric B.tters- Omly hfty
cents per bottle - Z z Chll-
ton y 60.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

II ! saiitkat day laborers are
very scarce IN tins state and
farmers ar unable 20 eI-e bands
n some locality :
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

I heard of d.. Bells Pine the
Honey being for sale at Tar
store Of Messrs Gam. Burnett x
Co, Grantsburg, His and see
ing many eOmmendatiOns from
different persons, of its wonder
ful valuable merits. | thought I'd
try a bottle. | have been Sc
riOusly affected for - years
with a cough and pains in my
side and breast that were caus-
ing me a miserable life. l
spent hundreds of dollars with
doctors and for medicine. but
everything failed until / tried
dris wonderful remedy. Tree-
Ommend DIR. Bells Pine Tar
Honey 10 everybody with weak
lungs Ii Is a great success.
J. B. ROsELL-
Grantsburg, Ills
May 20, IS95.
MIS-. Z o n Raybdrn, TOeeo-
pOla, Miss; MIS-. O p Nabors
Denmark, Miss; C W Dursey
EyTo, Mss; Rev Z N ParrOw
Eta, Miss; DR.. c p Vaughan
Potts camp. Mss
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

President Cleveland has con
sented 30 deliver the Grafton a.
the celebration Of the l50th an
niversary Of Princeton College.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

The TiEes-Denocrat figures
out that al persons were killed
and 5000 injured by cyclones
during the month Of May.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Porter sAntiseptic Healing OIL
Is guaranteed to cure old sores
on man or beast no matter Of
how long standing. All drug
gists refund the money Dit fails
To cure. Price 25e.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Greenwood has a successful
arteS.aa weIl. l. = fuG feet
deep and throws water thirty
feet above lie gTognd
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
For Rent or S.Ie
BES p. GRAY.
Gommi=Ssnna-

~. house and lot in Oxfo,,s
containing On about % Acres Of lzn,s- >
Wen improved House eons.i-s q
IONS two eisterns. out-hou~e .,5
! ,s--oless, wei ioe4-sd in east Oxfo-,S
Anosn a. B. Friend home Dlsre
Apply 10 J. F. Brown, Mayor
Joe Friend
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

VIII T. Hale has severed his
connection with the Commercial
appeal and accepted a pace on
the St Louis Post Dispatch
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Mothers Will ind Chamber
ialn's Cough Remedy especially
valuable for Group and whoop-
ing cough Ii will give prompt
relief and Is safe and pleasant.
We have sold it for several
Years and il has never failed 10
gave The most perfect satisE,e.
hon- o. W. Richards. Du-
quesne, Pa Sole by all Drug.
gist.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Miss Kate Field, the noted
woman journalist. and editor Of
Kate Fields Washington. died
IN Honolulu recently of pneg-
mouIA-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

ssAled oids win be reeeive,l NJ
% AZ O'Clock N, July sth. ISes ~
re pairing the Fondren 49,.
-tross Noeana river, aid re,,.ses
consists Of four new treS-lax y -.1rs ~ :
- - ss,it st-e timber As old ones, pIaee
y a each outside Of old oDes
Ordered June II. ISss
3. p GRAY, Clerk
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

jackson had the honor of
entertaining eleven Couven-
tiOns N three weeks.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

-N9o0s 10 Ie2chers and trustees.
i Is ordered that al the schools
OF lafayette county shall hes-i-
the SUMNER TERN the frsS NJ
cay II July
G. r HEGErOwE
President County School BOARD
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

10 the National Convention
from this State be instructed TO
vote : a unit On all questions.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

We call attention To the
change IN tie schedule Of the I
{. Railroad.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

JA@k Frost Baking Bowier.
Is nov used by up-to-dateHouse-
keepers in town. Cans are
Larger. viii go Farther and
only costs p cents a pound.
Oxford Mercantile Co.
Whole sale and Retail Agents
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

fersons thaG have REGISTERED
slhee i>-'-, vii not be reoaired -
register Ihis Nay 18th ISoz
Z ( TENFLE, Ressstsr
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Use Chilton's Reliable Diar-
rhoea cure-a sure shot for
Diarrhoea Dysentary and all
Summer complaints
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS


State at Large-Jas. h Var
daman. James c. LongstFeet-
First District-D. +. HOus-
ton.
Second D-strct-E- ID. Din.
kins.
Third Distriet-Perey Il
SOmerviile.
Fourth District - Walter
Trotter.
" Fifth District. R. Stock
dale.
Seventh Distr,et-D. VI.
Miller.
The PLATFORM.
Resolved, by the Democrats
Of Mississippi IN convention as
sembled. That We favor the
free and unlimited coinage of
silver and gold at the ratio of
10 70 1 WITHOUT waiting Ior tle
action or cooperation of any
other Eation, and we hereby in
struet our delegates TO the
National Democratic Conven-
tiOn TO be held in Chicago in
July next 10 vote for a platform
embOdyIBg these principles
And we further instruct said
delegates To vote for no man
for President or Vice-President
who is not fully and uneguivO-
eslly in favor Of the principles
shove expressed
kssaived, That the delegates
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

By authority we announce the
name % ". 4 EDANEa as acai1-.i.i -
ate for Con rre-zua- from the
Second Conzre-siouaI District sub
fect 10 the action % the democratic
Part.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Nonr-

| VII visit the different Vosing
pr7c-ncss fcr the purpose Of rezis9
te-InZ the voters On the toll,,,.-,,,.~
lzsaz -fs---Sr-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
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ded to learn Pr system Requires Only half the time
70 empoyer and employee Terms rrasos.,ss Oe''e
l. NELSON, L L b President
. DAAER- PH, B. PrinciuaI
- u IHRKLKELD, Associate p-;re;r.,
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

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) cry respectfully.
Mrs. :. " GATES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
The City Schools.

The first term of the public schools
will end on Friday, February 14th
The second term will open on Monday
the 18th. The usual final examina.
tions for promotion will begin in the
higher grammar grades on Wednes-
day morning Of this week, and con-
tinue each day Of school TO Wednes-
day evening, the 18th. In the prl-
mary grades and the lower grammar
grades, the examinations for promo
tion begin on Friday, the 7th, and con-
tinue until Wednesday evening, the
18th. All pupils who do not have to
take these final examinations have a
holiday on such day or days as are ap-
pointed for these final examinations.
The Graduating Exercises" of these
schools will take place on Wednesday
evening OF the 18th, at the opera
house. An excellent program Is ar
ranged, consisting of the recitatiOns
and declamations by four or five men,
'N'' w WV NitNof NbNdl anu lllSlTu-
mental music is interspersed, and
Hon. G. NJ. Irwin, Sup't. Of Public
Instruction, addresses the class. This
class will number 30 or more. A
small admission viii be charged to de-
fray the expenses.
Our citizens, the patrons of the
schools, and all educational friends
should bear in mind the date set for
the "Graduating Exercises" and show |
their appreciation of our schools by
their presence on that occasion.
On Friday morning, February l4th.
all OF the public schools will convene |
at the usual hour. The results of the
examinations, the announcements of
the assignment OF classes to teachers
and to the several buildings will be
made known. The pupils receive, at |
that time, their cards of promotion, |
or standing, telling what class and
grade each pupil will be In during the
new term.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
Reserved seats. ST and sL50.
PATTON BROS.
PERSONAL.

Eb. Singleton went TO Turner to
day.
II. II. Howard, Of Portland, Is Ii
the city,
Father Blanchet returned to Ger
yais today,
Judge II. II. Hewitt returned TO Al.
bany today.
I, N. Miles Of SCOTS Mills, was In
the city today,
j. A. Macrum returned today Ia
Forest Grove.
Lydell Baker returned TO Portland
this afternoon.
Chas. Hlenllne Of Mil City, was in
town Saturday.
G.. II, Mason was n Portland passen-
ger this morning.
+. $. Dearborn returned this morn
ing from Portland,
Col. j. h. Eddy returned TO Port
land this afternoon.
Judge Warren Trultt was pas
senger 10 Portland today.
Attorney-general c. NJ. Idleman
came up from Portland today.
FG. Davis came up from Portland
this morning for short visit.
General Byars, commander Of the
Oregon Soldiers Home, Is In the city.
Mrs. Gilllland, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. VIM. Brown, returned
TO Portland today.
j. n. Ferguson and family will this
week remove TO their farm north of
the city on Lake Lablsh.
Il p. Mccormack, /. l.. Patterson.
q. b Moores and TIL Ford went TO
Portland this afternoon
J.J. Read, travelling salesman for
the Woolsn Mills store went 10 Port.
land this morning for few days.
Senators Hobson and Coggswell
passed through the city today on their
way 10 the state convention OF Re.
publican clubs.
Rev Y. \. Blanchett, of Geryais.
was In the city over Sunday. lie
preached a beautiful discourse at 81
Joseph's church last night.
j. A. Tay lor, who run a steam wood.
saw and lives In Highland, is able 20
DC about after a few weeks illness.
He Is ready 10 take orders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
142 State st.

@I3 ;chop feed I2@Is per ton; rye. Soc per c
Hides. green, sailed 90 lbs &C: unde,
90 lbs 4(94Hc; sheep pelts, Io(97oc.
Hops. Oregon, 4 to SC, according to quail
II ity. - 4N'
Butter. Oregon fancy creamery, 1o(aAs,
fancy dairy, 3si fair to good. sOCa5si
common, nc.
Cheese Oregon full cream, I2@IaHe.
Eggs. Oregon, IS per doz.
POULTRY. Chickens, 2So per doz .
ducks SS.oo(96; geese, S6.oo(97 90; tur.
Keys 9gIoc; dressed. II0GI2Mc.
Beei. Topsteers. 21I(9a 3.Sc per Ib. fair
70 good steers, 2H@a SC; cows, a1I92Hc;
Mutton, Best beef, a.oO@a.2s; choice
ewes, I.So(@2 90; dressed, &C.
Hogs. Choice. heavy, 3oo(a7 40. liob
and eeders; 2 rs; dressed, 4Le per 10,
Veal Small, choice, 5000; large, 3CaAc
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. S3c per bu., market firm.
Oats .I7c.
SO so. '''O0' ''"''hy'
Flour In wholesale lots, a.Ss: retail
90; bran, bulk 600; sacked. 10 10.
shorts H.oo(9i2.oo; chop feed, Ia.oo(S
Aosoo.
Veal Dressed, AZ.
Hogs. Dressed. az.
Live Cattle. IA(a2A.
sheep. Live, 400.
Wool. Best, I2He.
Hops, Best, 49Sc.
Eggs. Cash. I2c.
,si Butter Best dairy. Isc; fancy creamery,
SSheese .IoGI2He.
10 shoulders, &c. 49, "-H'
Potatoes. ,2Oc per bu.
Onions. &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
MIR. orLMoRE,s OPINION.
What He Says of sousa's Marine Band
Of Washington.


What He Says of Sousa's Marine Band
Of Washington.
T. s. Gilmore (now deceased) was q;
generous and whole-souled musician
as ever lived. and never permitted
any selfish motive to interfere with
his admirable and commendable de-
sire to acknowledge and encourage
real talent whether within his own
organization or elsewhere. The fol-
lowing lines were sent to some friends
in St. Louis who asked for his opinion
of the Uuited States Marine Band
when Sousa was its leader.
NEW YORK, March /, 1892.
My DEAR SIR:--I am frequently
asked, as you now ask, my opinion Of
the Marine Band of Washington.
Well, the band cannot help being
splendid band for the following rea-
sons: The members are obliged to
attend long rehearsal almost every
day IN the year, which alone is sutfi-
cient TO make them play well together:
They are under director, John Philip,
SOnsa, most accomplished musician,
whose own compositions, as also his
admirable arrangements Of other
composers works, giving abundant
evidence of his genuine, originality, |
and artistic ability.
With such u leader whose aim Is |
perfection, and with the beauty, the
culture, and the brain OF the nation
at the capital for his aud iences--
enough to inspire both him and his
men To bring forth the most charming
effects of which the divine art OF
music is capable.--is il not TO be eX-
pected that the marine band of Wash
ingtOn should stand peerless and un-
rlvaled on the American continent ?
Go then and hear them play when
you have an opportunity, and you
will doubtless be convinced that
Uncle Sam has a band of which the
government and the people ought to
feel, and do feel, justly proud.
Very sincerely yours,
p. s. GILMORE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Tolcdn.O
We the undersigned, have known r.
j. Cheney for the last ~ years. and
believe him perfectly honorable ~ all
business transactions aud financially
able TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN x MARNIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the bll.t
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Price 7jc. per bottle. Sold by nh
druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
Y. p. s. G. e. MEETING

A union meeting Of all the Salem
young peoples societies was held al
the Baptist church at 6p. m. Papers
were read by W. !. Staley, II. S. Guile
and others. Miss Brown gave a reel.
tatlon and there was singing and de-
yotional service, prolonged to 1880
when the regular evening services was
taken up. Rev. Farmer discussed the
Dilemma of Ingersolism 10 a large
and intelligent audience.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. ]. Gunder.
man, OF Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted
10 make this extracts al have no hesitation
10 recommending DR.. Kings new discovery, a
the results were almost marvellous in the case
OF my wife. While ! was pastor Of the Bap
nst ChuTeha at Rives Junction she was brought
ds"n with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe,
terrible paroxysms Of coughing would last
hoIrs with little interruption and Il seemed as
u she could not survive them. A friend reco
mended DR., Kings New discovery; It was
quick 10 us work and highly satisfactory in
result; Trial bottles free at Fred A. Lcgg's
drug Store. Regular size so cents. and 81. 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
Children Cry fol
Pitchers Castorla.
THE MARKETS.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-wheat, cash 66s<,
30. ''1Ae' ieAo
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san Francisco, Feb. 3.--Wheat. I.IsI<
Wool Oregon, choice, C7Ioc; inieTio,
Hops-Quotable at A(a6c.
-nTota'oes--So to Soc per sack.
Oats-Mlling, So(aSs.
n, PoR rLAND MARKET.
N, PORTLAND, Feb 3,-Wheat valley. ,6l/.
Walla Walla, 90. '"''S@' So1aei
>. r,sSSI--Porlland, rs.S s.; Benton county
D. SshAm ss'2oi super6ne. s.. IS Der bbI
pats White, 23(9a4e; grey ISfSaI .Toll.d
ua.a ~ bags, - 2S9S.as, barrels, 4.So . 5o,.
H to's'oes, New Oregon, so(asoc Der sail
nay Good, s.SO(9Sso per lon. '''A'
6cSSS|l "I|l valley, oSIOc; Eastern OREGON
Ml,ls.uis. Mills. Bran, s'r.sOara.so; shorts. g.,
al tioul'Iy, Hens, Sc; roesters. sISops, s,do,
AMI not wanted; ducks, aSo(S ,.oo peT do' uo1
turkeys live rci eggs Is1I seSIs cash. O0-''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03

AT CHAMBERS. In the case of VIM
NJ. Writ, who asks the appointment
of a receiver for the Oregon Wholesale
Nursery company, Judge Hewitt heard
argument on the amended complaint
today at chambars, in the state
library. Sherman, Park & Condit
appear for the plaintiff, and Carson &
Fleming for the company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03

G. Il. Dazey. the brilliant young
playwright, whose "ln Old Kentucky
made for its manager and its author
each, princely fortune within two
seasons, has written companion
play, entitled 1.-THE Old Lime Kiln
in which the popular cOmedienne,
Katie Putnam aud her Company will
be seen at the opera house here next
Thursday night. The play is sensa-
tional comedy drama, stirring IN It's
action, thrilling in incident and full
of vivid color and picturesque quail
ties. Two acts are laid in Yellow
stone National Park and scenic repre-
sentatlons of the geyser, "Old Faith
ful'' and Of Yellowstone Falls are
shown. The play is full of comedy
and laughter is almost incessant.
Katie Putnam will introduce several
new songs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-03
A Sunday Fire.

a lire wasdiscoyered in the house of
t. C. Hogan on High street between
Marion and Union. At 1890 the fire
bell rang and the Silsby steamer was
got out, and two good fire streams
from the hydrant were promptly
turned ON by the Salem fire depart.
ment and In a few minutes the flames
were eXtinguiShed. The stream was
so powerful that IL struck death 10
the lire. The fire originated In the
closet, OF the stairs In the second
lloor no canse being traceable TO the
nue. Mr., Hogan is the tailor at the
asylum and his family are unusually
careful. There was evidence of n very
not IRE In the closet for some time be.
lore the fire got into the roof. The
mousse was saved but the roof WAS
badly burned. The house was insured
Tor 500 but none on the contents. AT
the fire were Chief Hutton and hose.
men Walt Low, King, White, Sprague
Macy, Lehman, Murphy and Truitt
ana Assistant Engineer Welch. J.H.
Duncan, driver of the hoSeteam. was
out with his usual promptneSs, and
the Silsby that has been out OF use for
a month worked liked a charm. II ia
a ton lighter than the other engine
ana one OF Mr. llutton's first acts was
TO get II In working order, The first
hre under Mr. uutton's admins.
'ra''oh was handled In a manner that
no one could find fault with.