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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-12
For Assistant Secretary.

CHICAGO, March IA Daily News
Washington special says that Har-
Tison Gray Otis, Of California, has
Received the assurance that he will
be assistant secretary Of war,
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For Japan.

PHILADELPHIA, March i2.-The first
cargo OF steel rails, from this country,
for Japan IS 10 being loaded on the
steamer Fortuna at the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad wharves, together
with a large consignment OF locomo-
I yes.
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- his confidential CLERK. The posi-
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| Heretofore By the detail Of a civil ser-
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yr sldent was governor Of Ohio.
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up telephone so. Also wood and coal
hands at all times. Orders promptly alieD'''
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Us. FREEBURGER
NEW MARKET,

state street, near railroad. Freshest an
Oes' meats. My patrons say | keep The V,
meats in town. 23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-12
NElKERMAN & ROGERS
in Groceries.

Li7-ovs, t0bzcco', cigars, coaf-ctio1=ry
4 t-A me o. high-gzl= OJt led gods 0
Il g-iS zIS Conm-rcizl st. - en-.
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r J.
and Wagon Maker

. K. J. Herschbach, blacksmith and wagan.
mzkef, h~orsezhoeing q specially, setting she's
o-h-r wOTk in proportion. Satisfaction guzf.-
an,esd. 100 Chemeketa street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-12
PURE JERSEY BULL

.FOr service for the season. Gail al BroVns
Aeat market, corner Center a ! TE'Tlseh1
-tTeet. Firesi milk stock in Ci.g.F. I2-Il-p'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-12
TWIN MEAT MARKETS

Bas Meas i t= cty. Prc0@ 5slrsr.
CgC-l= BLck Shop. Co1r.Ststa So
GO FENDkICH Pm
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Loans

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AkS y. b. CJII.-S.-logrzD1=r and
typewriter, room Il, over Lzc1 i Busb's
bank Prompt aI,enuoa 70 all cla ses Of work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
DEBs' SCHEME ABANDONED.

Milwaukee, June 29.-Victor S. Berger,
editor of a Socialist organ, states. after
a conference with Eugene V. Debs. that
the scheme TO plant "A socialist colony in
the West has been abandoned, and 10
take its place there will be small migra-
tion Of unemployed men to the state Of
Washington. They viii look for homes
there the same as other settlers. and the
expense of transportation will be paid
through per capita tax of Is cents a
month on members Of the social Democ-
racy. DebS' new party. Debs will re-
main in the East and he and his asso-
ciates will devote themselves to the
cause Of socialism through this political
marty and The ballot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

Anderson. Ind, June 2s-The National
Tin Plate company has posted notice.
Of shut down on Thursday morning,
as per contract, for a readjust ment OF
the wage scale. AT the same time, all
the union tin plate factories i'm the coun-
try will close. The conferences Of man
ufacturers and workmen wage COM
mittees will begin at Pittsburg next Sat
urday. All the union window glass
factories are preparing to close down
this week for read'ustment OF tl.e
wage scale. On account OF the fac
tional fight between the blowers and
gathers on one side and the cutters and
fiatteners on the other. some delay In
settlement is anticipated. The window
glass shut down will cause some 1900
men TO lie idle. while the tin plate clos
ing lays off about L., 900 men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

years In making and has only just been
erected iB its home nt the southern end OF
the observatory enclosure. lt 10 a perfect
battery Of telescopes on one equatorial
mountiDg--a Eitraiiieuse asironomique.
The mounting is OF the form known as
German. put In English hands this type
has been inucn Improved. The especial
Improvement Of this particular instru
ment Is that the support OF the polar axis.
the part about which the instrument
rotates, 10 so designed that the telescope. or
rather telescopes, can follow star or
planet completely through Its course from
rising TO sstting without any reversal at
the meridian, as is necessary with some
other forms and In the case OF "a circum-
polar star IL Is possible similarly to follow
IL throughout the twenty.four hours
The telescopes mounted on this move
ment are first the Photographic refractory
telescope, whose object glass Is 26 inches
In diameter. which Is the raison d'etre
OF the construction. In recent years pho
Biography has SO added 60 the interest OF
tho science that sir Henry Thompson
has generously offered TO supplement the
Grecnwich resources In this direction, and
borne the entire cost The whole instru-
ment as IL stands cannot be said TO be
all his gift. for attached TO the 3B inches
is telescope with an object glass of l2s[
inches In diameter, made by Merz. which.
whom it was erected at Greenwich In 1859
took rank among the then largest exist
ing; it is now to be used as guide"
telescope Tor the new monster.
In the report presented by the Suez
Canal Company the directors ask for
vote OF "a quarter of million francs for u
statue OF Ferdinand do Iesseps TO be
erected at Port Said. The number ~
ships passing through the canal during
tho year has been 34O9 OF these 32ll passed
through by night The average transit
was about l6 hours. Small schools for
the Instruction of the children of the
company's employees have been established
at each station. but there has been an
epidemic OF ophtha!mia which has been
serious hindrance to the schools.
The question of sleeping after eating
has been much discussed with varying
opinions bv tine lest authorities. Re-
Gently, to test the advantage as assumed
by many Of n nap after the dinner meal.
DIR. Shule o. Fribourg undertook series
of experiments on two normal subjects
In carrying out this purI ose the contents
of the stomach were carefully examined
and analyzed few hours after meals
some of the latter being followed by
sleep and some not, the results Indicating
that such sleep weakens the stomachs
movements while tho acidity OF the
gastric Juice Is increased; on the other
hand, simple repose In a horizontal posi-.
tion stimulates tho motion of the stomach
without increasing the acidity of the
gastric Juice. Thus IL is we'll To stretch
ones self out for rest, but not for sleep,
after hearty meal, II the stomach IL not
too dilated or Its juices very acid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
HIGHWAYMAN IDENTIFIED.

Woburn. Mass. June 29.-The colored
man who was arrested Sunday on the
charge OF holding up the Reading cleo
trio car On the nisht OF June IL was taken
TO Reading by ;he chief Of police OF that
town. The arrested man has been iden-
titled by four section men of the Boston
and Maine railroad as the man seen
hanging around the bridge near which
the holdup took place about noon of the
same day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
YOUTHFUL INCENDIARIEs.

Haverhill, Mass. June 29.-Inspector
Durgin placed under arrest last night
John T. Moulton. Frank Gardner and
Ralph Greggs, all about IL years OF age.
charged with setting fire to the gate
house of Lake Salstonstall. last We'd
nesday. The boys belong to prominent
families and are thought To be interested
in other fires. The boys acknowledged
to setting the fire on Wednesday, say
ing that they wanted TO see the depart
met respond to the fire alarm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

Rollcston was particularly successful in
his imporsonatiOn OF Col. Jack Chadburn
Of tho Federal army and Marjorie Forrest
was finely played by Miss Stella Rees.
The efforts OF tho other characters 10 spoil
the love affair OF the Southern girl and the
Northern officer were frustrated and after
the war there was peace and happiness.
"Jhe Volunteer" will be played every
afternoon and eveninR this Meek.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
MANY Charges Aglinst FIgel.

San Francisco, June 2a-gheo. -
Figel who was arrested last night ON
four charges OF felony aud embczzlemont,
preferred by y. :. Rothschild, partner OF
the late Isaac Hoffman, gnd released ON
bail OF Sl2. 600 furnished by his father and
mother will be arraigned today. The
four charges OF embezzonent arc merely
the first OF series OF accusations which
are TO be mado against him. Forgery IL
one OF the crimes which will be alleged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
SCRANTON.

Earned runs-Providence 6; Scranton 3.
Two base hits-Knight o Dixon. Eagan, Mas
sey. Mcguire. Home rpns-Dixon, Drauby ?,
Beard. Stolen bases-W Weigand Eagan, Mas.
sey. Double p,sys-Maguire 10 Bonner to
Massey; Beard 20 Massey: Braun to Cooney
10 weigand TO Drauby. First base on balls
OFF Braun / off Harper 4. Siruck out--By
Braun 9: by Harper g Hit by pitched ball
Bassett. Umpire - swartwood. Time - .
hnu,s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
In FAYoR on GAMpLERs.

ST. Louis. June 20.-The test case made
against the pool rooms under the new
Breeders law has result q ln a victory
for the pool sellers. Judge Murphy has
ruled that the supreme court held such
playing not 60 be In viola ion ~ the laws.
II is expected all the pool rooms will re-
open.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
BONDS AUTHORIZED.

Concord. n. H., June 29.-The railroad
commissioners have formally authorized
the issue OF bonds by the Concord and
Montreal railroad 90 the amout OF $780,
600 to pay the Boston and Maine for a
loan made by Ito the Concord and Mon
treal TO be paid by the latter TO the Man
chester and Lawrence railroad in settle
ment Of claim adJudeed by the court TO
be due
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
Jennings Much Improyei.

New York, June 20 Hugh Jennings,
short stop Of the. Baltimore baseball team,
who was hurt by pitched ball, striking
him on the head during the New York
Baltimore game at the polo grounds yes
terday, is said 10 be veiy much improved
todny. NO fear Is expressed that be VIII
become insane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
MRS. f. Z. HUDSON DEAD.

Fairfield. Me-. June 29.--One of Fair
fields oldest residents. Mrs. +. X Hud-
son, daughter OF General William Ken
dali, the first settler and for whom the
village was first named "Kendalls 5
Mills" died yesterday. aged g5 years
A brother of Mrs. Hudson, who is %
years of age. still lives here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
SENDING IN WOOL.

Hamilton. Ont. June 29.-Wool dealers
in this city are exporting large guam
titles OF wool into the United states TO
avoid the coming duty. During the past
two weeks the exports have been SO00 900
pounds, principally to Philadelphia and
Boston. The exports from Toronto are
also very lnrge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
Eastern League Standing.
Providence, l3; Scranton. Z.

Scranton made good start In yester-
days gamc.which IL had well In hand up
10 the fourth inning. At that point the
Grays began Co gauge Harper with con-
siderable accuracy and batted him almost
at will during the remainder OF the game.
Tho fielding on both sides was sharp, but
the heavy hitting of the Providence bats
men compelled the Scranton lIelders 20 do
considerable leather hunting. Following
is the score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

Tom O'RNurke Of New York, we'll
known In the sporting world as u man
ager OF pugiiists, has arrived In san
Francisco. accompanied by three men,
prominent in q o pugi!ist line, viz. JCe
of Boston. and John Everhardt II New
Orleans. Walcott Is seeking a match with
George Green, thcC California welterweight.
with poor prospects OF coming To an un-
derstanding at present. while Dixon and
Everhardt will go into training at once for
their contests with Dal Hawkins and
Spider Kelly, respectively.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
National League.
At Boston

With the game apparently safe for
Brooklyn in the eighth. the crowd so
ratified Daub that he gave three Bos-
tonians their bases on balls, and singles
by Duffy and Stivetts brought In the
necessary runs. The playing of Long
and Collins for the home team, and Grif-
fin and Jones for the visitors were the
features OF the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
SPRINGFIELD, 13; vilkesbarre, ).

At Springfield yesterday Wilkosbarre
gave keenan, very poor support aud the
home team had an easy victory. Four
errors were accountable for five runs in
the second lining. and in the third the
home team batred in Ave more In the
sixth inning Mains retired To save his
arm.
Innings ..........l2 23 7S9s
Springfield .......,.0 3 8 1 o ! l o 0-i3
Wilkesbarre ......... o l 90 90 l. 3
bases, Green, Scheffler, Gilbert. Two
base hits, Gilbert, Mains. Three base
hits Green. First base on balls. off
Mains 8, off Whitehill 2, off keenan, g.
Struck out, by Mains. by keenan, 2 Hit
Ly pitched bah, by Mains. Double play,
Fuller Moore and Brouthers. Wild
pitches, keenan, = Umpire, Keefe. Time
IN 30m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
F0repaugh and Sells Brothers Big
Circus Performance.
Lothrop's opera House and Crescent Park
Music Hall Bills.

The general verdict in regard to the
performance by the combined Forepaugh
q Sells Brothers Circus yesterday after
noon and evening in this city was that 1t
was as good as the promises made. In
deed, IL cannot he recalled when more
thoroughly satisfactory exhibition of this
kind was seen hare. Every act was firt
class and the arrangen ents for the COM
Tort Cf patrons were gilt-edged. Ihe
various events on the bill werJ presf med
promptly anu with the finish that Illus
tratod tho completeness of the manage
ment in all details lt was bewildering
succession OF big acts by famous per
formers and many Cf the specialists were
the best in The world.
The three rings and the central plat
form were continually occupied 10y artists
Of the first rank and the acts were diver
sified with comic as we'll as serious
efforts. Precision marked every move
ment ana the big show was kept moving
with gratifying DrlSkuess The 8fternt on
Ierfo.ma was referred Ia in yesterdays
News. In tho evening it was estimated
that 10, 010 persons were unuer the i'm
uignse tent Tie vast audience contained
MANY women and children aud thev
seemed To be the most inter sted part or
the crowd.
Tho menagerie was n sol 70, of con-
tinual pleasure TO reat many lersuns
it was wofCn inspection, too, Tor nc
animals were all fine specimens ana some
of them were the only ones OF their kind
in this country. The oircus performance
included excellent bareback and trick
riding. daring feats on apparatus in MID
air, flying work on swinging trapez o ard
rings, sensational leaps from palallel
bars, skilful balancing acts ard mirth
provoking specialties by the comic per-
formers ard clowns.
The herd of mammoth elephants. the
remarkable exhibition by the seals and
sen lions, and the graceful movements of
trick horses anu other animals were great
exhibitions of the skill of man in train
ing those dumb creatures. Perhaps the
performance by the seals and sea lions
was tho most remarkable thing of the
whole great exhibition. The wind up of
all sorts Of races was iuspiritlng ana tho
great audience left the big tent feeling
that an equivalent had been given for the
money taken at the ticket Office
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To Cure Con.tIpa,,o, rorevc,.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic iOc or CSC.
II C. &. &. fail to cure druggists refund money.
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Buffalo, 6; Syracuse, s.

At Buffalo the leaders fought Ii out to
a finish yesterday, Buffalo winning In
the 10th on Greminger's base on balls
and Zahner's single, which Garry let go
through his legs. Greminger scoring.
Gray retired in the eighth, saying that
he had snapped tendon in his pitching
arm. Brown replaced him and held the
stars down. There was great deal of
kicking from both sides over Gruber s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
Toronto, s; Rochester, j.

At Rochester the Rochesters made as
many hits as Toronto yesterday after
noon. but could not make them count
CASTOR was very effective with men on
bases Tbs score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

standard course 36m. 81 Los, Nov. z,
1896. (New York state record).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29

The new Thompson equatorial" " the
Astronomical instrument presented TO tho
people Of England by Sir Henry Thomp-
son. the en- minent surgeon, is now An place
In the Greenwich observatory. 1t has been
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New England League.
Maine State League.

AZ Bangor
Bangor ..............5 l 0 3 o q 2 Ola
Rockland ............4 0 o I 0 o 2 o o. 7
Batteries-Fowler and Mackey: New
ingham and Mahoney
At Augusta
At Acknowledgements Belfast game
ftopped by rain in the second inning,
no runs.
At Portland
Portland ....,.......s1 1-27
Lewiston ............1 o 1 0701 Oil
Batteries-Miller and Nichols: Killeen
and Edgar.
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and McCauley. Hits Toronto 10, Hoch-
ester 10. Errors. Rochester 3, Toronto g.