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The times., 1897-07-11
Swl fi's AInapac

It was Dean Swift W no gave the death
blow to the almanac prophets in England
by his famous squib, entitled .'rredictiol
for the Year 170S." II was a clever parod V
Of the almanac OF one Partridge, and he
woEnd iG up by predicting the death OF
Partridge cna certain da and particular
hour. When the date arrived SWIFT wrote
and published a letter giving an account of
Partrtdse's death as predicted. 1t was in
vain tilet the unhappy almanac maker had
a pamphlet written to protestthat he was
still alive, and brought out bis almanac 70;
1909. Swift replied, Teproving him for his
bad manne In giving gentleman tile lie,
and insisting that he was dead. S Witt re-
fused to accept the new almanac as eyi-
dence Of his continued existence, because,
he said, many other almanac makers CON
tinue 70 publish their alrnanacS, though
they had been dead since the revolution
Notwithstanding which excellent satiTe and
the fact that no intelligent man In Eng
land OF America now attaches any value
to these foggy forecasts OF coming events,
trashy prophetic publications continue to
appear, and have considerable sale in both
countries. A popular humbug, like cat,
has nine lives Baltimore Sun
The times., 1897-07-11
THE GREAT HaMBlETON|AN
First and Foremost Among Amer
lean Tretting Sires.
MANY FAMOUS DESCENDANTS
In His Lifetime He Earned S241,-
coo for His Owner and Begot
Thirteen Hundred Colts, Dying at
Good Old Age and Buried With
Pomp and Ceremony.

For many years the name of Hamble-
tonian has been household word, but
there are many who are not familiar with
the history of the grand old horse, who
viii be interested in a sketch OF him, and
some details of the Eurse's career.
Hambletonianisconside corner store
III the structure OF the American trotting
horse. Ninetenths of our fastest horse;
have his blood to large extent coursing
through their veins. Every horse that has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Ne veV Inssne.

Emma J. Hannah, the Linn county
EoUrderesss dOes DOt impress asylum
Authorities - being very insane. Ir
fzct- SEpeuntendent Paine says she
has - far exhibited DOs evidences o.
insanity. II IS not claimed, however.
that she j. not mentally unbalanced. .
There are patients whose periods Of
insanity are recunent, and between
tbOse periOds they are apparently sane.
The Hannah woman has been placed
10 ward, where she is carefully
watched and If her present mental
condition j. maintained, viii Be re-
turLed % the psnitentiary. Mrs.
Hannah vas examined as TO her SAP
ity, Al the state penitentisry and
duly ocmmitted 70 the asylum, On
March 9th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

Sz5s- hzs 81 -H5 TEGc ozssozll
tsz-- o1ts55E = .-T@--s e-'e8ss- tog
: c1.15er . ys9-. ~ t1s F.-sD@c-s
az fzT1rzs3s f1r : s-t1-Z tssu this
sszsg-- 4 Ess1- q q. -sasz3 a2=s5zll
ss--s1z Es1s Wzs 1z1 = thls city
ostEr1sy sre-irx E1s- preliminary
s-sEs EsFs tsEs- tfszr-5s .-szIlII1E :
tszu Ge1. Ir11- ass sls-ts3 u2srs-
~ al :. MIR Ezs 1srsd -
csDtzio Wiih Hzs-T C-lcssr - assist
at. Aoothsr E5sel = all y held
t1is sre1i-E E5s- f-rLIs- stsps toE-
ards C-EzoiIi1z g - sssso- Eil y
TAKEN Gro1o1s EsTs o,5s- selscts3 IL
NsE11 Ss1sz Az q soCr a. the
weather VII permit i1s Doys ElI b's-
"a LrScsicfrE. Tins szvly there
have 1es1 DoEE Esys-s Fsp1Gt TED than
Il NIll require % f1--1 Z team. TIE
Dogs have ALREADY rssssiTs5 Z cynmUn-
LczfiO1 sro1u the Bo<-o- BIJ0ueF club
Which oootszg. .sies = trip zlO1g the
Slzst- for : gan TIE s5Vsncs agent
i sIpsczed il fsW 5zys when nnsl
srTzogeDents fof tns game wiIl be
70up3e,ed szle1 certainly has suf-
9cleDt material = t1r-o : s.rUng team
sDd j0dging :r1u To manner IN
which The b9Ys srE rssp9odiDg. al o.
gzniLztiOn gil sDCo u eEsctSo. The
team vii srrsnzs f5r games with Eu-
gene, Albany, Portland and any valley
tOEns that nay pDzssss = team, and
lbs ssss11 VIII % 5Ogbt witness Z
q exciting grnes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
ozgooM PERSONALS


T.. " cfDisan sas 10 Portland, "
6ag.
~ Ottenbslmsr "a 10 Portland
f'ssay
H.rntnD A's,ier returned, today.
fTOiD CasDy
Hfs H1tchinzs 4gug " Portland
via the Ruth to-day.
JOs. Cayanzugb nas ln Portland
t014Y, gplng via Steamer Roth.
Geo. H PaFsoos returned o. Port.
land ~ the RYti thls morning.
J. " Cha.s left taday, yla steamer
HuiB ~ Portland. fDf sIoksRe-
Representative Mckinley Mitchell.
~ GeFTais, Nas 10 salem. today.
Mrs. o. Goodn,an. u Independence
went ~ Eugene. this morning.
Mia Lizzie Nascher and Mrs T..
Chaney are Visiting Portland freuds.
Mrs. r. DStons has returned 10 her
home st Athena, after vislt a. the
home of her sOn, Df. s. G. Stone, 10
this city.
Mfs. Flora AeKeuney and Mrs. Do
r0ihy have returned ~ Portland haV-
ing accompanied q patient - the
asylum Tuesday evening.
B. s. cOok, ~ the Oregon Land Co,
u expected hOme this eyenlag 'fron.
R,ssiand, q g.. where be u dDing a
real estate business.
Rev. Mr. g. 4. Clever of this city
returned from three weeks trip 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

Tbs s-ssTIsi.zosLi zirso q. -
gossr.s' Hal % CBs1sskels street
Tgss5xy sFs1Inz ~ tbs Ls55ss Al
s1ciefg y tie Cztb9lse chGrcs = this
] csty. Hzs Z 1scf3sd s3oos=- tJth sDcizIlT
s15 EIsr,-lzIig. T'sis zssDeisti9. =
casTft455s lz5lss - p0pslsE foF its
ABILITY o. sutsy1zin al tss s2Sosssf-l
erlSs1noe1t u a. 81 zt.sn1zDoe
last sTsninz Ess qzits evident Tos
Iz5iss gave TIE svsrg fDF TIE heoe1t
q tss deserving Dy5f . toe city and
there e=oTts wsrs lfosrzIly rewarded
oT Z large ztteo5aDoe Rev J. :.
White delivered . s8ort scdTsss q
% aAocieot BelissF t1zt zbDg15sd ia
e 11sidsEzbIs hUn0F. Wn- KzsjeT.
V Hsll knoNn zttOTney az lzs, fOl-
lined H5th a s8OEt s56rsss On Cord
CltiLeoship'' which Ezs zhay oisczsze5.
Gias Lena BeoDit sang . Dsz3tiful
sJ.o zod the Instrumental selsctiO1 by
Biss EEnsi kigutiinZe: szs much sp-
pracizted The rnzo6glin $40 b. Mtss
hillsf Wss very gracefully given.
Nrs. z. &. Kirk sang pretty SELECT
f01. Tsry sEeetIy.
The ability Of the zsotleDen present
u s1ecessf1lly trim hzts was tested
30 . pfacti>zl DznDer. Zach gentle
nan Eas furnished the frame With al
almost ineXhzHstable supply o Trim
uiogs together with a Dssdle, thread,
&c. Al the expiration q given
time, work Ezs ceased and the results
u tue labor d the gentlemen we're
examined by . COMMITTEES, who sssr-
5ed the first prize, which consisted q
q Dunch % Zoe cigars, % 2. D. Prunty.
Wm. Kaiser carried Of the boOby-priZe
"A curling iron
Following the progrm, tempting
were served and an Cd
i0yable social time was had.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

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- Hrrk II rne Assocz5o--

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- Wen q rre Assocz-o1-
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s-ze4 - ts5nx =. so5ress - BeT. ,.
2 -Bs-T.ss itor = ths Eps0-t1Bsrslo-
sv7.sti -Yusls uzs furnished b TIE
ls-zs stu-rh s3o1f zD5 tbs auditor
i'm -ss cs51-zss5 uith iTT. gsTlsnos
al ths e.1o-x = TIE IsSE1s
After tne c-e-fug sT-TCisss- keT-
ia Psrsgos- 30 prssi5s5 oref tos
--sst--z. Intr1511e5 u 9. " S1s,
r-ss Y sl5sr = tos Po-tlsD1 ois
i-5-i. ~ 5s-i-srs1 =, soth1si zsiie
tus-ty--ir-tss s55ress- D. G1s is -
f-terss1t ~ svesksT zo5 eolpsrs5 tbs
E,Ec-1a Lezz-s II u EC15sTf1l a.
rs1ce-s-f u t5zt = SbsrDz1 :
sr-T q IL usr-1 u The sss- NictCTT
z0zl5 E1sIlg y re reward q faithful
Lz1gr.
Rev. A v. Fisosr, sdItOT r tbs Pa
eff C.ristiz1 Advocate. Vas i1tfl-
51ss5 III guing % TIE lsteDsss q tie
b9-r. rz5e 0nlF : feE remarks
Rev. yo0. Pzr=oos j. : few hsppT r.
usrks i1tr1d1cs5 d. }. 2. BerrT Nh0
Ez5s a extremely interesting sod
prScf iczl s55ress q -Tbs League
Tat Tins-- TIE subject Eas thJT-
01gnly 6isc1sss1 under the t9llgEi1g
sz5-t0pscs: First. Il has high no
iires- SsoDDd. L hzs brDtbsrlioess
sod sisieFiiosss- Third, L has SYM
ustr5szl dsFelopsrnsat POurth. Il
ls systematic q it, work Fifth. l.
has tart u sense. SIKH, II c9DSl-
crates Itself % soul winning. DG. Berry
Il q extremely interesting SPEAKER
sod held the clnsest attention q his
auditors for Al hour last evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Purs Rnioynent.

TIE smalIey Grand Concert CON-
pauy l. a happy combination" IN
every sense u the word. TIE CON-
pany l. composed Of eve young ladies
from Chicago. They sing. play and
act as only Chicago girls can, and
they entertain an audience. not %
the Queens taste but u the grzti-
ncatiOn % every one who hears them.
This company appeared az the Reed
under the. auspicies' of the Y. NJ C..
A last evening. and although they
we're greeted b. a small audience Il
vas an appfeclative one. Every
number was enoOred, and the whole
Was received With rare satisfaction.
This q1iutette 0f entertainers do not
bore an audience with hours Of heavy
selections, bat delight their hearers
with the lighter thlngs 10 music
which are none the les classical.
The entertainment last night was
thoroughly recreatiye, aud all who
were ~ foFt unate as u attend will be
glad 20 hear them on their next tour
of this coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Oregon State Fair.

The Oregon State Fair for 1897.
opens on Thursday. September 30.
and closes on Friday, October 6. The
books are now open for entries for the
following stake races, the entries
closing 90 May ].
TROTTING STAKES.
For 2-year Olds, mile heats, ? in 3,
for colts owned 10 Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho aud British Columbia prior
70 January !, 1897. Entrance s25,
payable s., May ]. lSg7-sl0 July !,
1871 and $40 before starting. Added
money $50.
For 3-year Olds, mile heats, 2:5O
class. 3 10 3, conditions same as for
2-year olds. $50 added.
No added money for walk overs.
RUNNING STAKES.
Eiye-eighth mile dash for 2-yeaF
olds, owned Ia Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, aud British COlumbia prior 10
January ], 1897. Entrance s25, paw
able =, May /, 1897, sl0, July ], 1897.
and $40 before starting. Added
money $50.
For 3-year olds. one mile, conditions
same as for 2-year olds, S25 entrance.
s20o. Added.
No added money for walk overs.
CONDITIONS.
There must be three legitimate
starters In these stakes 70 carry added
money. IL less than three, the en-
france money will be divided 65 per
'ent 70 nrst, and IS per cent 70 second
,Olt.
Other races viii be published latter
Address,
&. ID. GABRIgLsoN,
secretary, Oregon State board OF
? Agriculture, Salem, Oregon. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

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bftei lezrne1 tsls Interesting fsef
thzs Bn WbftebgFn. zife u tss gs,,-
t,erza ~ Riylny insirgg,lons iL
gf9slezi egitlrs I1 igls citT. .is related
~ Nsgsr Eferezer BgFgss BzI. ~
virginia. ap1 Ilsipz relative q /
Gsrgs Washllztoa. o. afD4 sBe
teafs af5E.gg rsse8blz11s- TIE I
r--e.o5 zr1e n Mr. WhiieboTn 70 tEs
Haslllztos i4lAy fs4tgEss j. sl.o
qgit 8arke5 Major Bal cf1sss5 tie
plains l8 80 and vas enieftainsd Il !
the bDnse - John Niut0. Gre sniles 4
sD4tb - Salem. a1d - Tery Bsl ~
assDlefad ~ plODssrs u that time
Nag9' B1ll bfg8ght q trDop = United 4
States iufanty ~ tbe Pacific c1asf,
and the battlefield, u Balls blu1,
shs's CglDnsl Baker zas killed, beafs
be name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Nv Rnghhor Tad Ne

About Hood SaIsaprilla and ad-
ylsed ne % Try it-This Is the kind
d advertising which gives Hoods
SzrsapFills the largest sales 10 the
world. Friend tells friend that
Holds Sarsaprilla cures; that il gives
strenRn, health, vitality and VigOr.
and whole neighbOTnOOds use il as a
family medicine.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
% the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Closing Out

CwaFe5ss, sbDis.zis rries 40
ci1sae1 ssg' ~ 81 =
y sr~ltzs. afflessss yr5oe 8 -.
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r .t,resiss sb-s.eszis fs5se 81. clle.1
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fissss ~ lsdles zrs children Csyss1
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stgF5l
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zfe. rsef sEeia,
Calegsesr ei0sa1 osi f0f Iess than
NBo,esale Df5oeA
TIE Lsdies' Bazzsf stock, Ees5elD-
fsf ne ri4ef.
The Leader.
- sssa3s guaranteed bet senirR
thread fOr r..
fse % ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

THAT COMPETITIVE DEILA--OE-
INK ~ the cDntinBe1 rainy weather
the competitive dfiIl betNeen Con-
Danies = - Salem, and T., - Hub
bard. .. y g., tas necessarily been
postponed. Although % date had
isesn decided upon set the drill Nas u
have taken place al WODdDurn, some
time during the present month. II -
DOT likely thsdriil viii nOE take place
ijefofe the middle o. May. The Salem
Company is having regular drills and
is preparing for the contest with the
Hubbard company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

Tasas SEVC--s t1-E e l-s-'-sz-s's 2
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= i1 reee5TGs = sf5s--S- ---rszzs =
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

The committee Of the South Salem
Reaaing Club who have been en-
gagged In starting library for the Lin
coin public school, have succeeded in
securing nearly a hundred volumes.
The committee meet 10 report al Prof.
Halls house this afternoon. II hard
work and persistent effort secures a H.
bFary, they will hBve one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
MARRIED.

VAN BUREN-VAUGaAN.-At
the Salem court house Wednesday.
April y, 1897, Miss Mary Van Bu-
ren 70 Z. N. Vaughan, Rev. J. :.
OsOofn, Of Turner, officiating.
The parties viii make their home
near Turner, where Mr.. Vaughan has
q good farm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
ASSAULT.
Growing Out Of a Dispute Over Sus-
Nan Discharged.

PORTLAND, April 2l.-The motor
man, Of the Vancouver railway, a.
rested for assault with intent 70 Kill
was arraigned in Judge McDevitts
court and discharged, the evidence
being wanting for his conviction.
II is understood that the trouble
grew out OF q controversy oyer 01e OF
those heavy blue suits sold by oriet Of
court al IS 80. The other man had
one on identically the same that cost
SD and said the mOtorman lied, which
he promptly resented.
BEN SELLING,
Assignee J. VI. Meyer s. Co.
Cor. Third and Oak streets. d5E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

WEDDING AT WooDBURs.-This
evening will accuF the marriage Of
Miss Anna Davis 70 Mr. ID. A. Os-
born, Of Turner, az the home Of the
bride Ia Woodburn. Rev. c. b. Davis
oniciating. The yonng couple will
viii make their home near Turner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

FLAI SEED.-AIl farmers wh1 are
contemplating sowing lax should al
tend % il al once and secure their
seed contract % the proper amount
czn be ordered. Call az Dickensg1's
seeo store for particulars. 4-ls DIV II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
Statement
o. Or Csg-ty Fnsncss'
Ss-s-g-rEs ga ss5s-1 9
Cagrl l-@csI-

TIE rzyGrls ltEe& - - Asrl'E
e1Eu-1F sfElss1s g --zs=s-iss- = i-ls
- rf~r- - rr,s- -r--z-- - .rv--- - - -
eE--es y l8E 4 par - -l--s'g
q "a usrg5l l-s1r q So -1l--F -
rear ar a. s-rE- = t1-ss -t-l,ls-
-s-lr-s d ?. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
BES SELLING,
The Norhem Pacific.

Train leaves Portland at II a.
making close connection at Spokans
for all points in the mining teTlton
north OF Spokane. If you are eolns
70 the gold fields see that your tleKel
reads over this line:
THOMAS. WATT & 20.
4-7-tf Agents. Salem, o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

Satisfaction guaranteed when yOu
Use Perfection" Dyes. zI-5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

Guitar Music -Pfgf. Theill and class
After the program q delightful
luncheon wiIl h- SeFTed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

AN ORGAN.-AlmOst as good =
new, TO trade for wood. E. T. FaIs'
hurst, 254 Commercial street. 5-ls-u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21
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Capital Assembly. No. -. United
Artisans wiIlthis evening bold . -
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tiOns have been issued % the fri=o6-
q the order and the following eLo-l.
lent program will b rendered
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address 01gs T. 4 y
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Collins. Ethel 4 d Ge1evIeF-
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Instrumental S0l0. Prot F.C.
Observation-Disclosures Lat her
Address. ......-. Rev. ". G. kzI-Der
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

OSE HGRE AEEIvAL.-Luke Kuy-
Kendall, aged 20 years, u Portland,
vas receiyed az the Reform school
Tuesday evening This makes -
b0ys within the jurisdiction u the
feformatory, - which number 10 are
occupants u the Institution. Kuy-
kendall Bas committed fOF Larceny.
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CHALLgsoE EXTEyDED. -COfbett e.
apparently determinrd % have al
other light wI,h FiizsimmDns and has
issued a challenge. In the matter o.
groceries, NC challenge any salem
hrm 70 show better goods than those
10 which we deal Branson * Co.
Hy0u want 70 dye easy and per
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-21

. 4. ID GABRI ELSON,
Secretary, Oregon State board OF
o Agriculture, Salem, Oregon. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

vary 10 strength, but are estimated u
about ~ 900.
A national salute OF twenty one guns
Will be fired when President Clove'
land leaves the White House in
company with Mr.. Mcklnleyl Tor the
Capitol, and another salute OF twenty.
one guns will announce that,they have
entered the Capitol. One gun will be
fired when Mr.. Mckinley lakes the
oath OF office, and q national salute Of
twonty-one guue Ut the conclusion OF
Tho inaugural, when Prebident Nc.
kinley and Mr.. Cleveland BEGIN their
return march to the White House, and
the same number OF guns when the
tour 10 made and President McKinley
cutters the White House or the
reviewing stand.
President Cleveland and Mira. Glove
land tonight entertained at dinner
President-eleot Mckinley. Tue iuvi-
tation yas extended through Secretary
Porter several days ago, but up 10 Il
late hour this afternoon II was doubt
iul whether or not 1t couli be carried
out, owing to the iudisposition OF
President Cleveland. Word came to
Mr.. Porter, however, about O'Clock
that the President had go far recovered
from his rheumatic attack us to be able
TO carry out the engagement, which
was returned In pressing form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
KING eEoRaE's roLIoY.
lie Says lie 10 Not Dsyiaiing from
the Course Mapped Out.

lie Says Ue 10 Not Dsyiaiing from
the Course Mapped cut.
NEW YORK, Match "a special to
the Herald from Athens says:
NJ. D)nosios, the archbishop OF Bell.
mo, accompanied by three Cretan
deputies, has presented the king a
memorial urging the union OF Crete
with Greece and begging him TO per-
sist in his patriotic attitude, despite
the pressure OF the powors. The
Cretaue, the memorial pointed out, sre
unwilling TO lay down their arms be-.
fore the desire for union has been ac.
complished.
King George replied that he was not
devialing by hali's breath from the
original policy announced.
An Albanian toIoe OF /, 200 troops,
with arms and ammunition, which re-.
ce1tly reached Janins, has been zen /
TO the vArious places In Epirus.
Eight hundred MOhammedsn AL.
bRUians have started for EmasOn. The
Greek wsrship under Admiral Mlaulis
has arrived at the Piraeus.
1t is oil slally stated that the Greek
troops concentrated on the frontier
number 80. 600 meu. Capt. Sgchtouris
has succeeded Commodore Riuexk in
command Of the Greek feet in Turk-
ieh WATERS.
NJ. Limothnr, the Cream archbishop,
who arrived at the Piraeus, died after
landing.
The former military governor OF
Crete, Ibrahim PRsha, has reached the
Piiaeus on his way to Constsntinople.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WAsHINGIoN, March &C. n.
I Bliss OF New York has been rendered
portfolio in tue cabinet and ACCEPTED.
He probably will be secretary OF the
interior.
Bliss is willing to take the eeore-
taryship of the interior, though his
iriends are strongly DESTROYS TIA. Ia Z
shall become secretary OF tue navy.
The naval portfolio, however, would
compel the shifting OF Ex-Governor
l. nR Of Massachusetts. While 1t IL not
definitely settled what position Bllss
Will take, the Probabilities are that 1t
viii be the interior departm mt.
Tue makeup OF the new cabinet, II
this probability becomes a settled TACT,
there ore, will be 80 foIlowe:
Secretary OF state, John Sherman.
Secretary OF the treasury, Lyman
Gage, Illinois.
Secretary OF war, Russell A. Alger,
Michigan.
Attorney general. Joseph McKenna,
California.
Postmaster.gensral, James A, Gary,
Maryland.
Secretary OF the navy, John d.
Long, Mass.
Secretary Of agriculture, James Will
son, Iowa.