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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

After delay of over three weeks
the Mexican Central got a through
train over the washout today and
large mum Der OF passengers came up.
The road row seems to nave overcome
its difficulties and is ready for through
business again. TIE passenger that
left here last night also made the pas
sage over the "shoo fly" track and is
on it's way to the City of Mexico. A
double header freight train was also
sent this moroing and several more
are ready to follow. The washout has
caused big loss of business to the
road and great deal of Inconvenience
to the business men of Ell Peso and
Juarez aud the merchants of both
places hope that there will be no furth
err delay in the handling of freight.
ROUND ABOUT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
Sunseu Limited
Brighten Un

will be resumed November LIST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
Humanity"

William A. Brady's popular scenic
production, Humanity, a soul stir
ring melodrama by Sutton Vane, will
be presented IN this city for the first
time at Reeds opera house Monday
night January Is.
This auther has the extraordinary
faculty OF grouping series OF sensa-
tional scenes and incidents into a
plot and play without doing violence
70 the unities or common sense. For
the groundwork OF Humanity" he
has selected phases OF English
county squire and cottage life. sup
plemented by the more stirring scenes
OF English military adventure in
South Africa among the Beers. There
are the traditional English sporting
ladies and gentlemen, horses, hounds,
grOoms, keepers, hung naturally upon
a thread OF romance; and there are
the exciting scenes OF war, personal
feats of Soldlerly daring, and
The hardships OF the British struggles
10 the TransYaal. With tnat country
We haye but very recently become
lamiliar, the rising OF Dom Paul To
'ame aud universal honor over the
lownfall OF the English freebOoters
Who assalled the little Dutch republic
n which he is president, having
widely exploited during the present
ear There is ample material in the
rransvaal reada az Ethe hand OF the
aud Mr.. Vane has put
ome OF II 10 brilliant use in this
'lece. There isa battle seems between
hat curious peomle, the Dutch Beers,
nd the English, aud a thrilling
'rOadsWord combat by the hero lieu.
enaut and the Boer commander that
or skilinl weapons, handling horses,
nd exciting denOuement, excels any
hing of the sarteve placed upon the
tage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
Substantial Repairs.

The present deadlock" in the Ore
gon house Of representatives in no way
effects or impalrs the business actlv-
ity always so noticeable about the
plant Of the Salem Consolidated street
railway company. The cars that
have served the company since its
roads we're first laid, are being ele-
gantly remOdeled throughout and
when each leaves the car-shop on
East State street, certainly has the
appearance Of palace on wheels"
Two cars have been remodeled and
again placed In operation while the
third Is now rapiply nearing compile
tion. The third will differ slightly In
construction from the two that have
previously been remodeled. 1t will
have no vestibule and the car will be
oblong in form. There will be two
doors, located at the right and left
hand corners Of the car through which
one passes Immediately into the car.
Seats will run lengthwise as in the
other cars. The car will be hand
somely furnished throughout with all
modern equiments. 1t will be an ar
tistlc job when completed and is being
superintended by w. S. Sprague, of
Portland. While the car will differ |
slightly in construction the finishing
touches and the painting will be ex-
actly like cars No. "14' and "20".
This is only the beginning OF more ex-
tensive repairs and improvements
that will be made to the line and
OF the company as soon as
he new management assumes manage
nent Of the road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
LL Dalrynple 6 Co,
oREonN PERSONALS


A Steiner went TO Portland this
afternoon.
Attorney John Manning returned
90 Woodburn this afternoon.
w. s. Waterbury. OF Gray Bros,
was a Chemawa. visitor today.
Senator l. d. Driver went up TO Eu.
gene 70 spend Sunday at home.
Mayor and Mrs. Walter L. Tooze
returned 10 Woodburn Tuesday after
noon.
Engineer A. l.. Brown, OF the Salem
Water CO., was Portland business
visitor today.
DIR. ii. L. Currey, of Baker City, is
In Salem en- route TO San Francisco
and the east.
Attorney A. l.. Brown, OF Seattle
arrived In the city last evening on
short visit 10 Harry j. Singleton.
Ex. Representative and Mrs. Il. j.
Cleeton and Senator and Mrs. f.
Harmon went 20 Portland this after
noon.
Jay Cox came In last night from
long trip on the road for Seattle
firm and viii spend several weeks at
home.
Hon. ID. IL. Looney returned tins
morning 10 his home at jefferson
having attended the opening session
OF the legislature.
ReY. w S. Holt, OF the Portland
Chinese mission, returned 10 the me-
tropolIs this morning, having visited |
the local mission last evening.
President Jos. Simon, Senator S. A.
Dawson and other members OF the
legislative assembly went TO Portland
this morning.
Rev. A. Kershaw, OF the Leslie NJ.
II. church, OF South Salem, Is assist
ing Rev. II. h. Elworthy, OF Wood
burn, In conducting revival meetings
Hon. II. w. Davenport, OF the State
Laad oiilce, is confined TO his room,
owing 10 an Injury 10 his left leg sus-
tained Saturday morning when he fell
from on the back porch 10 his resi-
dcnce on State street, adjoining the
First Methodist church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
LITTLE LOCALS.

VIM Kellogg, was fined sI2 and
costs In police court Thursday after
noon for carrying concealed weapons
Fred Hurst and wife have sold lot
No. in block No. lin Capital Park
addition to Salem, 10 William Small,
consideration $500.
Frederick Kirn, administrators Of
tie estate OF John Adam PfeIhe and
Anna B. Pfeine, deceased, today filed
his final account with the county
clerk. The account will be heard
Feb. %, 1897.
II. StapletOn has instituted fore
closure proceedings against Fred
erlck and Yenne Wander Baan ct al,
to recover the sum OF 5000 together
with intrest from July 1882 at the
rate OF 8 per cent.
Three hundred and twenty acres OF
lamb in township south, range
west, this county, has been sold by
Oliver and Esther A Grace to Robei {
S. Skaife, the consideration being
5000 l.. II. Turner and G, A. Davis
have deebed TO Chas. f. Helm AZ. SO
acres ia township south, range l and
2 west consideration s1,5OOO,
At a recent meeting Of the stock
holders, OF the Capt tai National |
bank, officers we're elected as follows:
WA. Cusick president M.Croisan,
yice-president; John II. Albert, cash.
Ter, Joseph II. Albert, assistant CASH
Ter, The board Of directors was re-
elected,
Margret Shafer, adminstratix of
the estate Of Henry Shafer, deceased,
has petitioned the probate court for
an order permitting her to sell the
real estate consisting of 100 acres in
Mrrion county so that certain indebt.
edness againt the estate may be set
tied. The land is OF the probable value
Of 5000 and the claims amount TO
about 100.
A most interesting and enjoyable
program will be given at the opera
house this evening, when the wood
men Of the World will hold one of
heir open meetings. The Chemeketa
quartet has been engaged 10 furnish
music, Among the speakers of the
ivenlng will be Rev. VIC. Kantner,
Judge II. S. Bean, and w. G. Hawley,
is invited TO come and en-
oy the exercises, TO which no admis-
ion will be charged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
UNION BrMErALLIsrs
Met in the Turner Block Last Night to
Endorse the Deadlock.

Met in the Turner Block Last Night TO
Endorse the Deadlock.
The Union Bimetallic League, OF
this city, held a meeting at the old
Odd Fellows'hall, in the Turner block,
last night. Quite a number gathered
in the hall to listen 20 addresses and
keep Informed on the work Of the
club. District Attorney j. E.Jeffrey,
Of Herllng, jackson county, ex-repre-
sentative. and State Lecturer III. e.
Hayes, Of the grange, made addresses
on the political situation and needed
legislation.
w. NJ. Hilleary, Of the state grange,
was also present.
Action was taken by the club to
further legislation in the interest of
the common people, OF the state. Az
ter considerable discussion the follow
ing resolutions we're adopted by the
club:
Resolved, BY the Union Bimetal-
lie Club, of Salem, Oregon, that we
heartily endorse the conduct of those
members Of the legislature who are
refusing 10 assist in organizing the
house against the interests Of the peo-
pie and in the interest Of the boodlers.
Resolved, That we, as citizens,
Of the corruption which has
existed in previously organized leg
islatures, lend our moral support to
the effort now made 70 organize the
house in the interest Of good govern
ment."
A committee, to procure speakers
and artange the program for the next
was appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
AUMsvILLE.

News about and in Aumsvlile is
thick and deep. Aumsvills IS noteu
for its news and its variety OF news
Items from Aumsville are always ln'
teresting reading. The news OF tne
week consist Of marriages, deatns'
dances protracted meetings.
The happiest man is Tom Gregory
and the happiest woman is his wlie'
They were made one by the Rev. H.
Roberts a few days ago.
The happiest time had this week
was at the dance given by Lon
Gregory in commemoration OF OF his
marriage. All present enjoyed them
selves and wish Lon many returns.
Aumsville is without paper, The
Record has left US and gone to wider
fields of usefulness. While here 1t
stirred US all up and in one year found
out all the good and bad Of Aums-
willie, and when he left took all the
good (?) with him.
For over a week Rev. and Mrs. Nc
Gill has been holding protracted
meetings in the Christian church, Ii
the people are finally lost it will not
besher fault, as she faithfully warned
them. Mrs. McGill has worked very
faithfully in this place and has done
and is doing much good. All Chris
tians wish her success In all her
efforts in doing good.
Doctor Reed returned from Gates
last week and was quite sick over SUM-
day.
Rev. Roberts went to Candy on Sum-
day to fill an appointment.
The person who went to the dance
last week and left his horses tied to
the fence all night, should apply at
the reform school for home.
Rev. Green of the Christian church
preached here Sunday. 1t was a good
sermon and a good congregation Il
hear it.
Andy Hanson has sold his property y
consisting of his dwelling aud bIarh.
smith shop to David Eastbnrn. Mr.
Hanson intends to go to San Francisco
All are sorry to lose Mr.and Mrs. Han
son, but we all extend our greetings Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastborn.
d. E. SwaDk is gradeing and fixiEg
his lawn around his fine new home,
and when finish will have a home just
good enough for Mr.Swank and family
10 live in, for he is taking great pains,
and his judgment is generally pro
lounced good.
Jacob Bashor has bought the pro-
'erty built by the "Record Printing
20, and a new grocery store is ex-
'ected.
The people are quite anxious to
nov If our Representatives have
oted themselves, postage stamp PEN
lis and penkniyes yet, for until this
done they cannot control their
linds on other business-we that are
n the outside could tell them of many
hings that would benefit the people. !
We suppose the same old shame willl
e continued Of hiring a good many
Jerks, who will have no other duty to |
erform, but drawing salaries. Town
nip organization and township asses
lrs would be too great a reform, and
ould benefit the people too greatly to
Epect, lower rate Of interest would |
Dt do, as money loaners cannot afford |
loan money for less than 10 per cent
pom farm that does not pay Der
mt upon msney invested, and the in
me asylum must not be troubled for
is right the rich should send all their
sane and troublesome persons at the
'pense Of the public. 1t would be
rong to make those who are able IN
Ike care of their own family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

The Official weather forecast /,
Saturday fair.
The secretary OF states artesiar
water Is greatly appreciated BY the
members for its pure and sparkling
Qualities; even the Eastern Oregon
members are going to like it.
chas. S, Ward, native of Finlap nd
aged 4S, was committed TO the asvlnn,
today from Astoria.
The firm OF LA. Martin & Co., sash
ana door factory at Portland, stock Ana.
Ooo, filed articles today.
Governor Lord is understood to hava
a a., message 70 sell to some state where
The legislature has not yet met.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

REV. DENIsoN's FUNERAL. The
funeral services over the remains OF
Rev. j. n. Denison DID,, who died in
Grants Pass Wednesday night, will be
held from the family home in that city
Sunday afternoon. 1t is not known
who will oflicate but ReY. jenkins pas
tor OF the local church at Grants Pass,
will probably have charge OF the last
sad rites. The remains will be inferred
at Grants Pass. Many Salemites will
attend the funeral. Miss Abbie Mills,
Supt. of the Salem Hospital, who was
a half-sister OF the deceased will go TO
Grants Pass viaSaturday nights ever
land for the purpose Of attending the
funeral,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

~. motto Of Thomas Jefferson, II II VIII VIII
never BY any act Of mine 10 Public ll,e i.'
consent to take one dollar at tne ea-
nepse Of the people, =" TIE JoURNAb
would support his bill. The pie-coun'
ter man looked disguised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15


PROBABLY SCARED AWAY. - The
door 10 the Post ONCE newsstand con-
Quoted by f. w. Miller, adjoining the
JOURNAL Office, bore unmistakable evil
dence this morning Of an attempted
burgarly last night. One OF the 26x30
pane OF glass was removed several
months since and screen substituted
therefor, thus furnishing excellent
ventilation. Some time during last
night, some one with a knife or other
sharp instrument cut an opening in
the screen large enough 20 allow ones
hand 70 pass through With the prob
able Intention Of unlocking the door
from the inside. Since no goods are
this morning Il Is thought the
would-oe burglars were scared away
before accomplishing the object Of
their visit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

DAIRY PRonUcTs. The delight Of
every house-keepeF u 20 have the best
havQred bntler and cheese on the table
at AL times. BranSOn s. 90. now have
the best creamery butter made, aud a
superb shipment of the famous New
YORK cheese. tS3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
catArrh in the Head

Is disease that may lead 70 cosump-
tlon. Catarrh Is caused by impure
blood, aud the true way 20 cure Il is
by purifying the blood. Hoods SarSa-
parllla cures catarrh because II ne
moves Ghe canse of Il by purifying the
hlood. Thousands testify that they
have been cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parllia
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
aud do not purve, pain or grlpe. All
druggists. accents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
Dissolution

.,i.e Inc undersigned haye this dav dis
solved their eo-partnership bT mgtnsI gns1
consent, All accounts viii b. A, sst,Sos
~ AZ once oy either OF the old Arm 'iSq
=. 1oodale win continue the lnn, =.
business at the old stand hereaftn. foef
Z. GooDALR.
CJ. ScHRANN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
Don't wait till your tea is

Don'twait till your tea is
out-tell your grocer. Il
want to Try Schalligg's Best
if | can without cost either
to myself or you. as the
advertisements say. l am
willing to pay for the tea if
| like it; not if | don't; but
| don't want it at your
expense"
AscAiniss = coagzag
So Ftsarlaco Nf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

Eastern oysters any style, half doxen
= cents, do1en 80 cents No extra
charges for coffee, bFead-and-butter
etc, az StrOng'S u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
REMOVED

IIom ,. Ponle's old stand, 10 two 49,.
west OF the engine house wv W. ,.19 a9ors
- SSsS1 800 .9 meet all our customers - :.
- ~ a. s'Sna, where We win Be s prens,ss =
shoeing. 0s ana horse
| SLIM cYo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

strone's restaurant serves the hes.
meals n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

a.u!lsI q GERMAN GIRL-wants a place to do
s'S. sI"s'Tl houSework: Apply to Miss Margsr.
fs5S Aoeneke, Mill City, Or. III 6i+
aNJ - SALE.-A goo1 IAN win harness
a "a spring wagon with ton A Great
N'gStn, Call at'the Labor EXCHANGE df;cs
Olin I,o0h alsm' Terms very easv Geo n
49, III I'm
not - .-Ail persons are hereby notified
n' ' F" give credit to Mrs. DeI;a plum
sra ,t, Ine, IN any way, shane or form
cia;,.i i mar = viii not be responsible for sncb
.------. D-Via NJ. Plum, Lincoln, Or. IS Aw
WIN WIN N nNisEN.T-Large double EpaTlOT bedroom
dprra - ol Piano-with or without board
from So. session Of legislature. One block
F7STTSsTS ~. e1r Inquire of H, this Office.
STREE a. HNear lumber yard on Twelfth
OS1ss, PHlr sllTer-rimmed eye glassas in case
oa;cS IN may nave same by Calling Ar Ionnal
s---e ana paying for this notice n st
f,o,. I0 AEI.-Fumished rooms three 6IocFs
itreet. n0u'e' A. olinger, 3aI Mill
IJPs-z Is IT
ypewri,s, D, SCoTT,-StenogTapher and
,ank. pro1,.h 'ooh -, over Ladd & Bush's
'p' attention to all classes of work.
ION prz7z5 IIh
DSiS. ,Sn kENT--Eleven acres sdioi5;55 n.
aT5sa n senool, at Chemawa. five acres of
az, inSna' good house. ham and well
49,. ~ month or year for low cash rent.
zo mills ~. rs, or apply at CIV. .PearmIne,
TTS5o - -S.sa ol town on river road. II.zsf
imssIf inoNlNG-H. ST. Helen has built
aIem wbs.s 80 workshop at bis place in North
I reDsi-;.r nc IS prepared to do all kinds
ore -..'ag. sg. OrdeTs left at Martin;S ;e~eIrv
AZ ssS-esly attended to. Iz5o nS
rown Wr,n';- 81 EA-Large lot OF hee1I
le thing n ny, paper for sale cheap. Is.
'arnsI o6s. uunglunder carpets. Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer IN groceries, paints. oils,
v window glass, varnishes, and
@e most complete stock Of
brushes Of all kinds in the
s'a'e' Artists materials. lime.
cair' cement and shingles. and
nnest quality Of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

Oysters. In the finest styles al
Stnong's. N q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

Senator Patterson was dropped hard
by President Simon. But Patterson
says he had only one clerk on his ways
and means committee. This year II
has three.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

The people don't know where To find
Mitchell on any question. They do
know where to find THE JOURNAL.
They are taking to the latter by the
thousand and dropping the former.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

The Eighteen defeated Hirsch and
Mitchell In 1882. The Thirty defeated
Dolph and Simon in 1895. The major
ity OF the house ought to be able TO
defeat John II. Two-Face this year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

Charley Fulton's plan to organize
the house with a quorum OF 81 fell as
fiat as do belated enterprises usually.
Besides it was raw as uncooked beef
steak, and immature as March grass
for haying.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

1t took Senator Mitchell one hour
and quarter at the Salem opera
house to thank the members OF one
party for what the members OF another
party once did for him. He made
thirty-six such speeches for Mckinley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

Gentlemen, look the people square
In the eye, and tell them: Are you
anything but the Party of the Graft?
Have you a particle of principle in
your bosoms?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

The Statesman never abuses anyone
unless it is hired to do so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

The ex-federal office holders push
at the state house is enormous. But
as Mitchell has enough caucus votes
pledged" to elect him senator. why
don't he go back to Washington Are
they not all honorable men9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

One Of the Is a day push who is in
tensely patriotic tackled The jour
NAL man aud said il was shame 10 not
organize this House when so mncn
needed legislation was demanded. II
have bin In my pocket, ''he said, ito
compel every school hoard 10 buy 4 nag,
float il over the building aud teach the
rising generation 20 salute IL every
morning" He was told II he would
add 10 the dill 4 requirement that In
every schoolroom shoald be suspended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

street n,;, e1r -n lumber yard on Twelfth
Owner ma mav ItnYer'rmmed eye glassss in case
Office an5 1. nave same BY calling at Journal
- -ud paying for this notice "a At
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

from s,a,s furnished rooms three blocks
street. ~ Ohnger, 32I Mill
IT5s-z- Is II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-15

The Eastern Oregon men who are
talking Metschan for governor or
senator meet with no personal encour-
agement from the state treasurer.
But those closest TO him don't deny
that he is possibility for either
place.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-09-01
ENTITLED TO LANDS.

Minnesota VIII Probably Get Sections 16
and SO of Reservations.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 30.-A Dispatch spe-
cial from Washington says:
State Auditor Dunn and State Treas
urer Koerner of Minnesota have left for
home. They spent the forenoon at the
interior department and had talk with
Acting Commissioner Of the General
Land Office Best, relative to the claim
of Minnesota to sections Is and 81 in
the Red Lake reservation for school
purposes.
Judge Best informed the Minnesota
state officials that in his opinion the
state had most valid and legal claim.
and that the matter ought to be easily
adjusted within one year. He referred
to the decision on the Colorado case
during the administration Of Lamar as
head of the interior department, in
which it was held that the state should
be given title to two sections in every
township
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-09-01
st. Louis Labor Conference Is
Disappointing in Regard
to Attendance.
Impossible at Present, Accord
ing to Mr.. Sovereign, to
Foretell Result.
Situation Among the Striking
Miners Remains PraCti-
cally Unchanged.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-The attendance
Of labor leaders upon the labor conven-
tion is considerable of a disappointment
to the local committee on arrangements
but they hope that the mornings ar
rivals will materially increase the list
of those expected The most important
arrivals of the day were j. r. Sover-
eign, grand master workman of the
Knights of Labor; w. G. Pearce, sec
retary and treasurer Of the United Mine
Workers of America; r. Askew, secre-
tary of the National Miners associa-
ton, and Sylvester Kelliher, formerly
secretary of the A. r. u, and at present
publisher of The Social Democrat, Chi
&go.
ut is simply impossible to forecast
what this convention will do" Mr..
Sovereign said. "Nobody can tell what
it's outcome will be. 1t seems to me,
however" he continued, "that all labor
organizations
Realize That the Time Has Come
for them to put aside all petty jealous
les and form one grand amalgamation.
Whether this organization will be ef-
fected here l cannot even surmise. IL
the miners do not win, it is the last
strike / will ever go into on these lines
What new plan of action Mr.. Sovereign
had he declined to say.
The object Of the conference as far as
can be ascertained from the various
opinions given out by the local commit
tee, are to devise some Yeans for the
relief of the striking xiners of the
country and to Protest against govern
ment by injunction" or in words of the
call itself, 1.-The object of the convention
will be not merely to protest against the
usurpation and tyranny of the courts,
but to formulate plans to compel re.
turn to the principles of free govern
ment and put such plans into practical
operation"