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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-18
rFnsIMaoNs WINS AGAIN.
Prince Of Wales Horse Captures the
cold Cup.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Prince Of
wakes entry. Fersimnaons. winner ~ last
years derby. wea the Cold cup at the
Asce; races today.
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Northern officials at Spokane. The party
includes Vice President W. H. Newman,
General Traffic Manager Francis Clark
ard General Passenger ard Ticket Agent
r. T. Whitney They are expected in Sc
afrtx snre0rrcw.
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Observation-Disclosures. sullivan, Bergen
and Yeager: briggs and Donohue. TIM
pire-Lyneh.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Washing
ton-Lotilssilia game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
BALTIMORE June 1.-THE pittsburg-
Baltimore game postponed rain.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Phila-
telphia-St, Louis game postponed. rain
standing ct the tcagac Clubs.
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ST. LOUIS. June IA special TO tho
Republic from Paris. Tex. says: Ed XII
ror. contractor and taiiider, met his
death at the hands of Mas Fanny jack
son and her three brothers today.
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crsv s. 81 sor ros:rst5 trip 20 Victoria fsr
"a. qnsea.s Wshsses suaa =. y = and =
Take the urssntscen. steamer CITY -
ksnssioE sroga Seattle
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Seattle 10 San Francisco. tourist SIS first
class, both including tree berth. for train
leaving daily at $50 a m. Southern Pa
ciftc Ticket Office. sss First avenue.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

BROOKLYN, June 27.--The Cincinnatis
made II two straight from the Brooklyns
this afternoon. The home team gave an
other poor exhibition OF fielding. while the
stick work Of the Reds was perfect. At
tendance, 2,S32. Score:
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CHICAGO, JUne 7r.-~T-ne GrsNa lodge az
Free ssasss 81 Israel aGAo4rHe4 ta4av. 10
g-ssset - 1sEs. 81 ksaSe0r-
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Batteries Meekin and Warner: Young
and O'connor. Jmpire-O'pay.
BOSTON June iT.--The home team won
another game from Chicago. the visitors
being entirely unable TO keep up with the
fast pace which is being set by the Bos-
tons. Briggs was pounded hard. while
kiobedanz held the visitors down to a few
scattering hits for seven innings In the
eighth Sullivan went In and Chicago made
q few runs. Attendance, 1850. Score:
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EaiteYies-Danh and Smith: Rhines and
Petite. EmpIre-Shersdan.
NEW YORK. June i7.-Although the In
fiians hit Meekin freely they were unable
80 bunch their hits and had to be content
with a coat of whitewash. Attendance.
Loo. Score:
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LOCAL RATES APPLY.


The Latter RoaA's WIFI aravra1 From
Tariff Agreement w..A Northern
Liaes Made Effective on Legal
Nosice-The Northern PseiAe Me-
and Rio Grande Western-The Diff
nenisy May he sestl~d-H. J. His
EIfts-Sews of the Railroads.
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Ed!son's Proiectiscope tonight Madison
no ~
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Piles. Blood and Skin Diseases and dis
eases OF the Eye, Ear. Nose. Throat
Brain Heart, Lungs. Liver Stomach
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
Mail Treatment always successful
Therefore write II you cannot call. Free
book on Nervous and Sexual Diseases &c
all describing their troubles Office hours
m. 10 p. M: Sundays. 10 to II a. m
only. Address
DIR. RADCLIFFE,
7l3 First avenue. Seattle. Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

Q. c & z ? ? Cd

Say Sea S=H55= TIA S-Iag
I--y IL IG7-
and ez.a SZn1sy Eb@rsat-er : spessis Il
szzsi5z train I'll III q t1= tolI1-H5rz :
ss1=d1l=- Leave Albany "a H.
lszvs CorFzIlLs ~ zrrirs u NeE-
pprt I'D 3 =: l=zV= NeEpcrt ~
? Il: arrive AI1anF 81. cJl14ctinz
@Ilh S01tberu PzciEc south501.6
CTeTlz11-
Fare f0- tbe ru1cd trip freu A.
ta1y. Corvallis z1i P1il0z1sth. $50
LcIrts EeS- q PlilC1.zth % E51yviII=
g.: C1iLEOGd and pCinLS EsS-- =
Cents Tnesse tickets Ey06 ocly date
o. SzLz- The above LEziu vii uCsi-
lively rEl every Sunday during the
s6zsCC- rain O shi1e-
D. 10. wziE f0r fUrLhzE advertising.
Int make yCU- zrTTuEsUS1tS 10 g0~
Tns tram viii be tbsEE q. you-
EDTN STONE Manager.
J. c. MATo. 7. z. and P. A. s-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
OREGON PERSONALS.

Druzzist = !. Fry rstEroe6 lzs'
egenlnz srDa P9gtLzoG-
z Fl. ssB.I returned Ghl. a1orbioz
fro-a = s1ort V5slt il san FrsCcis59.
VI. s1c Mr. CsseY r. NzTlll hare
returned frr.aa G-4dsiGls PARK and
P1ggLz1c.
Dr. z.d Mr. 2 s. PIsr1s Wsoi "a
Portland ~ ztie1d tue funeral q :
z. PzrEisn-
VIC. Smith. a zrzd1zte d W. L.
medical coIlsZs, todsy .of,k Dgt : ned
iesl liesDse-
Nisses Elhel zAd GsnIvisTe Hughes,
Es.hsr Collins znd Ossie MATHEWS
are az Gladstone PARK
At.OrnsT r. II. D'ArcY returned
lat eTesInz fFDEa Portland shIthsf
DE- accompanied HOn. w. J. grYan %
Mf1dzy.
HOn. u L. KeTt and u. n. Putnam
u PsrFydzle were callers iOdzY. Tbsy
szy h9ps znd grain are Z1ing % make
god cfDps.
Mr.. f. y. TfDFeF and Mis- Phyllis
Lundg left this morning % visit cd
home scenes 10 Ohio and expect % be
gODe about siK Neeks.
Mrs.. D. q. Sherman aud daughter
Esiellz are hone from Portland.
Mis- sheFman, the stenDgIzpbsr, has
been on VACATION fDr three Weeks.
T. J. McOscar, u Fi. Wayne. Ind,
i 10 the city 90 a short visit with his
brother, having taken advantage u
the G. z. Excursion - the Pacific
coast.
Mr. y. NJ. stock, goes 10 san Fran-
cisco, this evening ~ be gone ioF about
a nOnth. IIe Will b. accompanied
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slzsEsd iu that eTer.fzseirsGfry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

Tie WlLEEssG5s lEEEL -5rz-T -a-Z-
B-5s1 kEs t1r sETs-8l Fsa-s 5Hs-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

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7sssrsss 4 SIIsnI sra 1l-1-er e Ts.t---
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
Money MAKES the
Goods Lev. @%%

Ws 1gf-s 5uIri 1iH szsii s--zsl.sIL 7sl-
lsrsIr-r UIf. Flflia-lEit1 fis-llisr
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1ais fIas1 ant rtIisf1es1 l1e ~ III
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

LEARSISG FAsT.-HOuskeepers are
learning 70 replace broken dishes free.
The freshest and best teas and cohees
are sold as cheap as anywhere al the
IykOhOma Tea store, with tickets
for crockeEy and glassware thrown 80.
At 243 Commercial street, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

NOTICE--All Odd Fellows u the
city and yisiteng Odd FellOWe are re-
quested % meet at the l. o o. F.,
hall In the Holman building, corner
OF State ana Liberty streets, al 9.45
a. N. THURSDAY % attend the funeral
Of +. NJ. Waite, FL. y. Edes, n. G.,
Olive Lodge. No. ls.C. Il. Robertson,
secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

The LCcATIOH-Of a place having
been learned IL j. no trouble 10 find
yne place. You Wlll ind Braus0u a
CD's- grocery corner % Court and
Commercial streets and iu trading
there yOu can but u Dle4sed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
sTANDARD FASHION cos.
STANDARD PATTERNS.

We have scared The ag-ncy fos Salem ~
The seandafd iasbi0a Goa patterns Wc
sill have ihs bsN sock ready ~ ihe inspec
tioa 81 oar fnertf an4 patrons abogi A1g1li
.. It's no ascsttlfy 81 ls 10 say mzEh 81
szy u an inifodaciic1 81 tbete patterns.
They are hardlet h P0rilani - he great
She Co and are sell knOsn % many siyl-
ish women u lhis city. To ,tyle and 81 they
have ais Jluie no sgPerlof. 10 addfioa %
az. IL inlhn,ic wof h, a very sifopg poinl ia
an, IL favor IS their chsaPneis. Thry are
sold a, piices faily zS per cent. cheaper lhan
Other sitsIns. FIfIhsr ann Juneenena will
appear later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
~ DEPAErglEslr N1z.

The entire time d JGd 2. Hewitt-s.
court today iEas occupied b. the
LaughmilIer divorce case The case
began Tuesday afternoon and al 20
O'Clock this sftsFnoOu, the testimony
for the plaintiff had not been AL rs-
csiEed- Geo. g. Bingham, Of TINS city,
and Chester DOlph, of Portland. ale
council for Mrs LaughuIIleF. Messrs-
Wm. Kaiser, w. II. HOLMES & Eel-
l9gg, are csunsel for the defendant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
Chap sr CzA

We desire 70 inform TIE public thl
ne have reduced al blacksmith wi
10 the loTe.S- terms .0r cash We q!
shCs horses with ues shoes f0r q 81
resssting > cents al repair WOrE Z
ducsd 70 Slit the times
SMITH & KING,
: ". Cor. State zri Front StlSa
salem 6-l+dkEtl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

4 Ezs lru-1l=st Wl1- l-ssE1E- E-1
1ll19CZs-essE z-i1 T5Es VsrT sax U1s
1zT ] szW le-s1i -1Cixls tru- -ss1C i
E-l3 lad 1ss- cg-F=s- u H1rc S.Ers1-
rzrIL-z and / 1=s-l I'D o TT t. " -.=C
lad EzEs1 three 5lElI=S t1= E@a1-
zcE= z-1 s-Oc-zcE IrCC15s Lad al 7 =
APPEARED
EDTAzU NE--AEu--
B-1GkEza-- Es1i-E1E--
HlOd's Pills zrz -1z 1ssa after
1iCDsr pills. ASST 1ir->-l1-- ---E
Lsz1z-Ls- - csC-%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

Judge g. +. Terrell and CommIs-
siOneTs Watson and Davis re-conyened
the Marion county court al : O'Clock
this afternoon and preceded % the
transaction Of the business not yet
considered at the July term.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
WILLIS BROS. 6 co.

NJ. JO2 Commercial rect
First door south Of the new Iost-
Onice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14
Csr N C.sczr1 WIS.

Notice i h=re5y given that l have
funds q hand 70 pay AL warrants P-e-
sslted prior % JUne I3th- IsSS, and
Interest Will cease On the sane from
the date y this uGtics.
Dated July u I.gI-
G. L BROwN.
County Treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

Will CLosz-Ths last Of the sale
q the Shaw bankrupt stock will be
closed out this Eeek-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-14

TCOasc o. Dszntain parties 8 specially.
ia #
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20
THE STATE TAXES.
County Judges Meet the Board In sa-
lem and Ask to Hold Money.
Council adjourned
Special to Astorian.

Special 10 Astorian.
Salem. Or. March ls.-county Judges
Norhup Of Multnomah, Gray Of Clat-
sop, Potter OF Lane. Martin Of UNA
tilla today appeared before the gov
ernor. secretary OF state and treas
urer, comprising the state tax levy
board. and presented arguments In ia
vor OF leaving the state taxes now due
in the hands Of the county officials
until the legislature convense and
passes the appropriation bill
There is due rom these several coun-
ties over s572.OOO. II was insisted that
IL paid 1t would lie idle in the state
treasury. while many counties are pay
ing interest on Indebtedness The last
legislature failed to make appropria-
tions. and as the secretary refuses to
issue warrants except for small
amounts, the board was asked 10
name the amount the state would
need. and allow the remainder to re-
main with the counties until needed.
While no action will be taken by the
board as body. the secretary OF state,
whose duty it is to superintend the
states fiscal affairs, is inclined to be
lenient. He said; Il am not disposed
to be in a hurry. l don't think rea-
sonable time should make any differ
ence under the circumstances. IT. when
the legislature meets, it should pass
rlief bill for tn county treasurers,
they would be all right. If 1t should
fail l would have TO bring suit"
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ever. that they simply left the police
officers 10 do as they pleased in the
matter. want 70 say that II the
commission have elected to permit the
police to retallate on the courcll they
do not know their place It Is not a
question Of right or wrong. but the
spirit manifested by the officers Of the
city In this matter. ANY police com
missioner that Il worthy Of his position
would at once discharge every man
on the force who tried to show such
a disposition Of spite against the coun-
ell Officers who show such spirit
are not worthy Of even the salarieT
they a.e getting today. II this coun-
ell cannot meet here and perform It's
duty and do what Il thinks is right.
without the officers Of the city taking
them to task. It is time for the council
and the citizens 10 see that no one
occupies a position that ne Is not
worthy OF holding"
Council adjourned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20
THE TARIFF BILL
NOW IN HOUSE
Bailey Will Present the Minority Re-
port On Next Monday.
DEBATE is TO BEGIN MONDAY
Night Sessions xiIl Be Held Till March 25th
xhea Five Aiants Rale Applies
Appropriations Passed.

Washington, March 19.-The tariff
bill was reported to the aouse -Dday.
Bailey will present the minority report
next Monday. DaIzeli from the COM
mittee on rules presented the special
rules under which the house is to op-
crate the tariff debate. The rules pro-
vide that the general debate shall be-
gin on Monday. at 10 O'Clock. and shall
continue to and including Thursday.
March 25. with night sessions, after
which the bill viii be open for amend
msnt under the five minute rule. Com
mittee amendments are to have prece-
dence until March 81. when vote is
to be taken.
After a stormy session the house to-
night passed two OF the regular appro-
priatIon bills, which failed to become
laws at the last session. They were
the sundry civil bill and the general
deficiency bill The two others which
failed last session win be passed to-
morrow.
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FOR SENATOR coRBETT.
morrow.


washington. March 1s--In the senate
today Senator Chandler presented
memorial from Governor W. P. Lord
and the secretary of state Of Oregon.
detailing the circumstances Of the re-
cent failure Of the legislature Of that
state to organize and elect a senator.
The document stated that as result
OF this failure no session Of the Oregon
Legislature had been held since Feb
ruary. 1895. The purpose OF he memo
ria was to establish the right Of the
governor to appoint senator. The
memorial was referred TO the commit
tee on privileges and elections,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20
THEY WILL BE EXECUTED.

Frankfort. Ky, March 19.--The riot
alarm sounded calling the militia tC-
gether at . o'clock this afternoon. and
before them the governor gave his
final refusal to interfere in the Jackson
and Walllng cases. The soldiers left
at 8 o'clock. carrying with them the
decision of the governor, which said
in so many words that the execution
must go on tomorrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20
MR. F1Tz HAS RETIRED.

Carson. New, March 1s-Fitzsimmons
left for San Francisco tonight. Fitz
today reiterated his intention Of leav-
ing the ring. In San Francisco he viii
appear at the Mechanics'c Pavilion to-
morrow night. and that will be his
last appearance in public. He has
notified corbett. Goddard, Choyrsxi.
Sullivan, Sharkey and Maher of his re-
tirement and will not even give box
ing or sparring exhibitions in the fu-
ture.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20
MYSTERIOUS BILLY IN JAIL.

Carson, March 1s-Mysterious Billy
Smith is now reposing in the county
Jail in Carson. He got on train
this evening TO go to San Francisco.
and walking up behind a detective with
whom he had had trouble, he COM
meneed to strike him in the neck. Pts
tolls were drawn, but before anything
was accomplished the officers had Mys-
terious Billy in tow and were leading
him down to Jail
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Sec. IS. Licenses shall be designated
as "irst-class gambling license" Sec
ond-class gambling license" and third
class gambling license" Any person
or persons procuring a flrst-class gam
bling license shall pay into the city
treasury the sum of 5000 per annum,
or $500 semi-annually, and shall be en-
titled under such license TO set up,
keep. maintain or carry ON in his gam
ing or gambling house any or all of
the games mentioned In section II OF
this ordinance, and any person or per-
sons procuring a second-class gam
bling license shall pay into the city
treasury the sum Of $3.50 for six months
or $3.50 for license for one year and
shall be entitled under said license
to set up. keep. maintain or carry on,
in his gaming or gambling house. any
one of the games mentioned in section
II of this ordinance, and no more, Any
person or persons procuring a third
class gambling license shall pay into
the city treasury the sum of $50 for
six months or 500 for one year, and
shall be entitled under said license
to set up. keep, maintain or carry on,
in his gaming or gambling house, the
following games. only, to-wit Seven
up. pedro, poker solo, pekay. whist.
trick whist, pin pool, fifteen ball pool,
billiards, hearts, eastern dice, poker
dice. first throw dice, razzle dazzle,
dice. three card lou. draw poker, poker,
straight poker casino,euchre. rounce
and brag. and Observation-Disclosures ma
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THE MARKETS.

san Francisco. March l9.-Hops-s
and lie.
New York. March 19.-Hops-Easy.
London, March 1913 15s.
Liverpool, March 9.-wheat-Spot,
steady; No. red spring, IS SID; No
l California, ss lid.
Portland, March e.-wheat--valley
10; Walla walla, rs and 79c.
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DUNs REVIEW.
Business Is Steadily Improving, and
Commercial Loars Show Increase.

New York, March 1s.-Dun's Weekly
Review tomorrow will say: Though
he steadily increasing business is much
below its volume in former years Of
and many express disap-
pointment, yet there is some gain ev-
cry week, and with more hands at work.
and more mills in operation, larger
purchases for consumption cannot be
long delayed. In some branches it Is
felt already; there is a larger distri-
button Of finished products and the de-
mand for commercial loans has sharp
ly increased, especially in the dry
goods and iron and steel branches.
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wait foS the 'Huseby." the best
bicycle on earth for the least money.
$40 and $50. F. L. Parker, agent.
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There are now made special little
trunks to contain only the waists IN
my lady's wardrobe
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20

Green and violet seem never to lose
their popularity in the world of milli-
merry.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-20

Unless a woman let's grief make a
fright of her she gets no credit for
hearing a heavy burden of sorrow.
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You cannot wear anything so unique
in the way of neck fixing that 1t will
he deemed outlandish.
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The scent Of violet clinging to fem
mine belongings always suggests re
fined taste-ratchotli loes NOT.
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Printed velvets are very much used
for fancy bodices.
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Sec. II. No games other than the
following shah be set up, maintained
carried on, or played for money, checks,
credits or other representatives OF value
in any gaming or gambling house H.
censed under the provisions OF this or
dinance. to-wit: Faro. roulette, craps,
percentage. stud poker, fan tan. Chi
nese lottery or other Chinese gambling
games. seven up,pedro. round table stud.
poker rounoe. solo. pekoy. whist, trick
whist. pin pool. fifteen ball pool, bill
liards hearts, eastern dice. poker dice,
first throw dice. three card, lou. draw
poker. straight poker, casino, euchre.
brag. chuch-a-luck. keno, or any other
game, and the proprietor of any gam
Ing house who shall permit any game
To be played In his or her house, In
violation Of this ordinance, shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof before the au-
ditor and police judge, shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than one
hundred dollars nor more than three
hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment
In the city jail not exceeding one hun
dred days, and the license to such gam
ing house shall be forfeited