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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-16

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-16

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
Do your shopping Tomorrow; store will
be closed Tuesday, Grant Day.
ID. M. WILLIAr1S & CO..
12Sth St. and Sd Ave.

over the bows as the yacht slid gracefully off the
ways. taking her maiden plunge The principal d.
mansions OF the yacht are s. feet over ALL y feet
waer-line, % feet beam. feet draft. She is flush
deck schooner rugged. There is a deckhouse. or
social hall, forward. Of mahogany. arranged for
dining. A buffet, with mirror and dumb waiter
TO the galley below are fitted In the after part Of
this house. Steering will be done from bridge
aft OF the house.
The crews quarters forward are roomy and COM
forteDly lifted. The galley comes next, and the
ventilation is excellent. AT the galley is the en-
CINE and boiler space, the hrerooM floor Is OF steel
ana the engine room floor is lined with sheet brass
Next aft comes the owners sta:erooms. OF which
there are two side by side. These rooms connect
ana are similarly finished and fitted. Maple IS
used IN the finish. and the natural color IL pre-
served. On the starboard side Is a large wardrobe.
The main saloon is next aft, and is handsomely
finished in ivory and gold pane-work. She will
go into commission May !. and Will be used ~
Mr. Woodward for running between his country
home. at Nyack-on- Hudson. and this city daily
and for cruising on Long Island Sound and East
ern waters. Captain Eaton and Chief Engineer
Leonard IN charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE ANTTBUCKET-SHOP CRUSADE.

The Manhattan Commission Company. bucket
shop at No. ~ Newest which a raid made
by the police Friday open for business as
usual yesterday. Cashier Tobin said: "Our bust
ness is as regular as that CT the Stock Exchange,
and will keep until the courts say must
stop"
The place OF J. W. Woodruff & Co., also at No.
49, and the place Of the Standard Commission Com
pany at No 81 Newest. which raids were made
at the same time the place OF the Manhattan
Commission Company. were closed On the door Of
the Standard company was a sign: Closed for
repairs; will reopen Monday
Jean A. Couzac of No. % sands-st.. Brooklyn.
who was on, Of the clerks employed by the Stand
ard company. was arrested yesterday morning in
Newest. by Detective Bolton, OF Chief Conln :
staff. Couzac escaped by means of a window when
the raid was made Friday. Magistrate Brann
In Centre Street Court his examination for
the same time as that Of the others. on Wednes-
day afternoon next. and fixed bail at 500
Fraud orders were issued yesterday by the Post
Office Department against Hoyt Co., the Amer-
can Investment Trust and Schalk Bros. all OF No
q Broad-st. Accordingly their mail stopped
The American Investment Trust has desk in
the Office Of Hoyt Co.. and receives discretion
ery orders which 1t places" with Hoyt co.
The two concerns are practically the same Ru-
dolph Schalk. OF Schalk Bros. said: "A wrong
has been done our frm. We do not advertise
send out circulars We belong 10 the Consolidal ed
Stock Exchange, and do only legitimate bust
ness We have executed orders for H0yt CO.,
but they came 10 us In The regular way. We have
no connection with that firm"
rTTd hSsfg said ScRalk Bros have beoHeed 10
the Exchange since 1888 They are in good stand
The fraud order issued against the. Eastern In
vestment Company Edwin Barbour Co). No.
sam Keller & Co, on the twelfth floor in the
Lords Court Building az E :na Plae: and
OF their office furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

,-, mar, OF the cargo OF the steamer for which an
arnronr,ation was recently made by Congress to
csrry tho gifts OF American corn to India
Tho Rev DR. Talmage. DR.. Louis klopsch' pro-
rr,etor OF The Christian Herald; Miss Mary
isitch. the American missionary IN lhdia' ana sew
-, o.bers prominent in missionary work are now
,ha West receiving pledges OF corn for india.
rrbllc meetings have been held at Springfield. H.;
T,,catur. Ill. and a great famine demonstration
-, ,,ace last evening at Bloomington at which
-. v,ce- President Stevenson presided. DR.. Talmage
ora party being his guests. Al these public
= nerings which have been large and enthusiastic,
considerable amount OF money mas boen con-
fributed and pledges Of many cars OF corn nave
been received. -. .,t
The corn movement Is rapidly extending, and
Churches OF every denomination, together with ZIP"
1,nrth Leagues, Young Mems Christian Assocla-
lions Christian Endeavor Societies, ana similar
church organizations are now busily engaged In
,bs work OF gathering food for famine-strcken
india 20 swell the cargo which will leave this port
early next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE KING LAID DOWN FOUR ACES.
From The Washington Post.


The visit OF ex-Queen Liiuokalani to this country
has brought ID several stories OF her late brother
game OF draw pokcr and IL said TO have been IN
ADEPT and quite proud OF Ms knowledge OF the
game This story IS related by man VINO mas
who was quite intimate with the King.
There was "A wealthy ranchman or Nevada VINO
once 10 Honolulu to look after some business he
had acquired In the islands, and being rond OF
poker soon made wide aequaihuiiluse VIII VIII tne
dulged in the game After each nights play, when
would Invariably tell "a story OF the King-either
about his stye Of play the large amounts OF his
WINNINGS and losses. The ranchman always lis
tened win interest TO these stories. and finally eN
pressed a desire to mingle with the monarch ana
his "a hnet n a friendly set-to. The only objection
offered was that several members OF the cabinet
could speak no English, ana consequently me
rsnrbuan who had knowledge OF the native
tonrue would be placed at disadvantage.
This objection seemed insurmountable until .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

young American, who understood both languages
perfectly, said that he would undertake 10 teach
the ranchman few poker terms in the native Ian
guage such as Il see you" IT raise YOU and
THAT'S good" and the numerals. so that he cou
designate the proper amount OF his bet. The
ranchman apt pupil. and I'm few days his
teacher pronounced him At for battle. AS luck
would have IT, the King mad Just mortgaged the tax
receipts. paid of the Cabinet. and all were anxious
for game.
The ranchman presented In due form and
politely asked by the King TO sit In little table
stake game which just starting The game
progressed very smoothly for an hour or two, but
the bets were growing larger every hand. and AL
knew that some would suffer before the game
had ended. ,,
The King and the ranchman had been bucking
against each other all through the game. ana II
WIS "A toss-up between them as 10 who was the
more skllful player. Finally NJ the King sagses,
ton "A tack pot made for 500. IL passed
several times and with the seven In the game
sweetenng IT at every clip tell you i was about
the prettiest pot | ever saw. The King nnally
caught openers and broke 1t for hundred. All
hands stayed around TO the ranchman, and he made
n Ave hundred to draw cards. The King promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

made IL a thousand better when IL reached him, ana
the rest OF the players dropped out. The ranchman
raised the King back a thousand and the King
came back at him for the amount. Each
drew two cards. l that the King had drawn
another ace making four aces for MIN, and the
ranchman had filed up three kings with a pair OF
queens The King said he would bet thousand.
the ranchm;n raised him five thousand, and the
King raised back for the same amount. The ranch
man then pushed blank check into the pot and
said somethin, that sounded like this:
Jump thra a gug-u-luck az
The King looked at him closely for a moment
and then laid down his four and left the table
and this broke up the game was astonished at
his action. and fneing His Majesty in ante
room trying TO drown out the memory OF his losses.
I asked:
your Majesty. what made you lay down those
four acesy'
Didn't you hear what the man said?" he sor-
rowfully inquired.
No" said l. what did he say?'
why. when he pushed that blank check into the
pot he said IN raise you 81, 00O.0tO. p"
In the excitement OF the play the ranchman had
got his numerals mixed and had almost pros
trated the King with the size Of the bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
COmfOrtdbIeS.

Comfortables. full
size. all filed with
white cotton and COW
cred with best quality
silkollne ....-... 0sc.
All Linen L o o m
Damask Towels. size
0x<o ...........12 c.
Send for Special
Wringer Catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
FIRM PLUNDERED FOR THREE YEARS.
JEwELRY VALUED AT 5000 TAKEN BY CLERK.
WHO SOLD IT FOR oNE-FTF-rH IT'S VALUE.

JrvEIRY VALUED AT $500 TAKEN By CLERK
WHO SOLD IT FOR oNE-FTE-rH IT'S VALUE
-he firm OF Minter Brothers, jewellers. Of No. 400
Broadway. has during the last three years missed
jewelry and diamonds from the stock which are
Valued in the aggregate at 500 various EFFORTS
we're made by the firm trace the losses but they
always proved unavailing They finally appealed
10 Captain O'Brien, OF the Detective Bureau to help
them ferret out the mystery, and be detailed De-
tectives Milluore and Haggerty on the case. Tho
Two kept the numerous employees OF the hrm under
surveillance for long time without success. On
Friday night however. their long Vlsu was crowned
with success.
They saw Abraham Schoenfeld, twenty-five years
old Of No. @ East Third-st.. leave the shop. and
noticed that one OF his pockets bulged out in an
extraordinary manner. The detectives followed
him TO Houston-st. and Second-aye. where Schoen-
field met another man. with whom he stopped and
conversed The detectives kept the pair. and
were not surprised when Schoenheid took pack
age out OF the buIgng pocket anG handed 1t TO the
orner man. The man took the package, and in
return handed Schoenheld several bills.
Both men were at once placed under arrest and
taken 10 Police Headquarters. There the man who
received the package described himself as Max
Godste.n. Jeweller doing business at No nS
Cintoh-st. Ihe rage va oLeleS ai Ia ~
contain Jewelry which was afterWard recognized by
ne nrm as Us property. - 49, .4-o. ,.ors =,
Lls service WITH Minter Brothers he had stolen some
500 worth OF 1ewelry. which he had sold TO various
collar As a result ot Schoenfeld's confession the
detectives went 10 Godstens place OF business
about O. clock yesterday morning. and found there
about $50 worth OF jewery belonging 10 Minter
Erothers.
From the safe Of Isaac Bravalsky's Jewelry shop
a. no. q Ludow-st-. the detectives took $50 worth
OF jewelry belonging to the firm Bravalsky
placed under arrest. The detectives also invaded
haPhae SGhwartz's shop at No. as Norfolk, ;yS
worth OF jewery in his strong box and placed him
under
The four prisoners were arragned before Magis
trate Crane IN Essex Market Court yesterday. The
jewellers were very indignant over their arrest.
and declared that they entirely innocent Of the
charge Of receiving stolen goods. but all were held
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
GIFTS OF CORN FOR INDIA.

Many offers OF corn are being received daily ri
the office of the India Famine Relief Committca.
NJ a. pible House These offers principally
from the great corn-growng States many being
,ro,n farmers milers. merchants. storekecpers ana
reonle OF almost every station In iife great ma
tor,tv being from the rural districts AT me pre-
emit moment there are probaniy over ono -. -.
local committees at WORK sa'ne'hs ~ -
- .,,,leh will soon bs shipped TO Nsw-York 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
z. s. WOODWARD'S NEW YACHT.

notable addition to the New-York Yacht Clubs
fee: OF steam yachts is the new yacht Raynham.
designed and built by the Gas Engine and Power
Co. and Charles L. Seabury Co. Consolidated.
for Edward 6 Woodward. The Raynham was
launched yesterday from the Morris Heights works.
She was christened by MI Woodwards mother.
e-ld TIE usual bottle Of champagne was broken