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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25
HlrrBLicIN LhADERs


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\ Ticket Named.
When Judge Edmond Waddnl was seen
bv "A reporter yesterday in reference 20
ms late MP Co Washington he stated
that while he went 90 that city on BUSH
nos. OF political nature his trlp was
someth.ne Of appointment for he
WAS unable for various reasons. 10 see
either the President OF the other high
officials whom Le lu company with Gen.
Walker Col Brady Mr. Geo. Howden
and Mir Park Azuew, desired 90 see
"Our trip wac on business Of general
interest 10 the party. and nothing Of spe-
cisl interest would have resulted had we
been able 10 have seen tie President"
said the Judge.
in reference 10 the removal Of Mr..
Raleigh Travsrs Daniel from the position
which he held in the Treasury Depart
rnent. the Judge stated that he knew
nothing OF the matter until De read II In
the richmond papers. The position had
fof I,su discussed by the Republicans il
WASHINGTON. nor had Mr. Daniels name
been mentioned.
.The Virginia Republicans are thor
oughly in sympathy with the civil SER
vice plank Of the Chicago platform, anC
they are in favor Of oh reasonable modi-
ncatlons of the uN," said Judge Wad-
dill.
Revert.n, To tho position vacated by
thu xemoyal pl Mr. paaiej. Judss Mad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Mr Theodore Parker Spitz president Of
OBJ. city Yesterday on hls way 90 Nash
willie. and Was greeted by number OF the
members of OBJ, q. J.. s.. in this city Nj
Sptz has recently been presented by The
N,W York Division with 81 beautiful badge
which hc prizes highly The badge is "a
royal purple and white rOsetJe. A. the
TOD is 4 silver buckle. : medallion wreath
covers the centre OF the rOsette The
badge bears the coat " arms OF The State
W New York iu solid silver and ~trrlmcrs
of royal purple md white with The letters
"r o. A. Inscribed In silver letters ana
- T. Division ornamcnted with TWO
solid silver tass-ls. The badge h. q very
Lanls0me nllce VI Nnrkmlnsllp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25
TO SONS OF VETERANS.
CHIPL4IN JAMES T.. COOK DE-
LfVIRs IN iBLE SLEnOy
At the Morning service at IIoge Memorial.
Rev. Mr.. Cook Preached To Red Men
aud son, Of Veteran, at Night.

Two very interesting services were held
al the Hoge Memorial Presbyterian
church on last Sunday.
In the morning 1T IL O'Clock. the pastor.
Rev. James r. Cook. preached special
sermon 10 the Red Men hy invitation Of
the Gray Eagle Tribe ~ this order. A
good representation Of the order were on
hand as well as an unusually large num-
her o. the regular congregation. and ali
~ them were amply repaid in coming The
subject of The sermon was True Friend
ship" The text was John Nv T.. ..Thls
is my commandment. That So love one am
other AS have loved YOU
q few remarks ~ welcome f0 the visitors
and then began nls regular discourse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

IN the caste will take up the entire hfst
part OF the double programme. Ihere
will be solos duets and full chorlses'
pretty wheel drill hy Misses, repre-
scnting tht respective Southern states,
"Old Black Joe" will ask "Unclc sam
some pertinent questions concerning
"Cuby" and "Jingoes and then Will n'
sung original and pretty parodies on
popular songs.
Tho second part Of the programme
viii rf OF an enjoyable musical ana
literary character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

4 lawn party will bc given 10y the Ia
Dies of fha E lief Association on Chest
nut Hl this evening from 10
u o'clock One Of tho features will De
a gypsy :clt whore every one can have
their fortunes told.
Tho entertainment will be held at the
intersection Of Fourth avenue and the
car line.
The proceeds WI 20 TO the funds OF
the association, which arc used for char
liable purposes.
A pleasant evening Is promised all who
aktend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Mr. 5. p. Moore, OF Brooklyn Y v, IS
visiting his uncle. Mr. J. y. Moore. of
This city. he attempted 20 ride here from
old Point on hts wheel but thc sandy
roads were too much fDr him ana when Doc
reached Williamsburg hc Was ln an "A-
hausted condition and boarded the train
for this city at that point.
Mr.. Moore has recovered from the er-
feCts OF his ride
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

councilman Branch Il Allen. who has
been quite ili for some time. has improv-
,I SOD much as 20 be- able 90 walk around
a. httic. lle b. sull quito weak. and Will
leave in few days for tho country in
order tD recuperato. a great many
friends called sunday % extend the as
surance OF their pleasure at his rccoy-
rrF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Fourth-ela~s posfmlsters were appoint
ed to-day for Virginia as follows J.. 4.
Cunningham Alum Wells T.. i. Taiiey
Rrokenhure a. NJ HUT Downinss. ".
j. Taylor Evansville g.. r. Lew
LeWi.etta. NJ. 4 Hawson. Lodge, \. u.
Cardozo. Lunenburg Henry schulz.
Par,lou F. r Eversdaie Red Blum :.
O. Jones. R.dseway. J. ". Martin. sy.-
yatus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Taint no n in hang.n' ob yor washn''
on der line.
Spccun' it ter suit yer-usin' soap on
cherry kline.
Kase de- dirt amt gwine ter lcbe it
makes no difference whut yer buy.
Till yer gits o. bar ob Hummer den
de dirt is sho' % fly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Church HIS popular Dixie Chorus, %
vii appear AZ Coreoran Han 90 Tuesday
nigAN June lst. ana ~ belvlAete hali or
Friday nlsht. June ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25
Through service 10 Bo,ton via Pennsyi
.nnin Railroad

Federal Express 90 Boston, with
through coach and sleeping car. Leaves
Washington az 40 l.. NJ daily thus A.
fordiug through connection VIA tram
leaving Richmond al l. noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Tie health of Mr r. A. Lancaster Sr.
Wa reported yesterday morning ls stead
uy improving after bis late Illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

Sunday-schoal anniversary.
The Chndrens-Day service ana the
thigly-Ggata anniversary VI lae Sgnday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

BEE1sCE B-uDLEg-g- z N-C1T-
t1s EsEers- 1Ti1E 1Cil5er % rE1s rz-F.
seat o. I-rEeT sCcsF 1azr wEicE
z8s be = glC..-T7sel iEE . s-zzl- 1E8- =
~. NcfJsT hzs 1te uoc1rEc1 - e1o-
s.r1e1frE . h-tdEs zcErrss tt1e eE-iis.1
g. Gates z-1 - CLlg WEIf6lE fgr Tie
ztE1 wzter u rss7s1e sezi BE- ZEV -
E5- TIE EurE E1ic1 - - y og-1 p1siss1
~ : g1lT T. TIE 1r5cE - j. 1GilE LeSs5ss5
- -zsT ~ g11zss5 from tEe fzct f1zt
Ar- BGLgF f.1eirss1 pEtSt501 i1is
l31FE ~. lI3a-zlsy siE1s1 1g Essi1s1t-
= Gate z11 Gks ic--.11es1 is-e Tici1-
iTg. 1rgl1Z hfE - rslsl tLs w0gE- Il
Hill ~ " ps4ittc % 1ssEiE tie W0rE
ogHsTeF uIGil TIE Nzter Ezs Fssz1=s
1g-si1erz 5le- me Wzrru Ne3tber q
sle pas Es1 csFs bss u1elte1 great
1ssl - tne z-gE iL TIE vicinity -
l5ztes ara - q result the Ssntiam Lss
sitaine1 high stage foT this ssaso1 q
Lhs year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
The Franchlse.

The new street oar line franchise
asked Of the city council has been in
the hands OF the license committee, OF
which Mr.. Graham is chairman. The
committee were authorized TO employ
counsel, but have not made contract
yet, as several attorneys conferred
with asked too large a fee, in the
opinion OF the committee. A number
OF amendments have been decided
upon by the committee and more will
probably be made. An attempt
will be made to agree upon a
charter that will be fair
10 the company and also protect the
city. Breymau Bros, and residents
OF Rosedale addition are seeking to
have the committee give their part
OF the country some protection in the
new charter, but the committee does
not feel that IL is their business to
consider any but public interests and
parties that have contracts with the
old companies in regard 10 extensions
will have 10 look after their rights in
the courts, The committee seem dis
posed 10 make haste slowly aud TO
Investigate all sides OF the matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
Too Much for the Police.

Yesterday, while one Of our police
men was doing extra service. in the
suburbs and looking after the safety
and welfare Of the rural districts,
which not every policeman does.
The officer ia question got scent Of a
pet Jersey COW, which was feeding a
little too close 70 the city limits. and
he therefore captured the wiley little
pet, after a tussle he managed 70 get
a rope on her and proceeded TO the
pound, He afterwards declared that
she was the toughest case he had
handled in long time. He was sud-
denly surprised, while intently tugging
away az his prisoner by the appear
ance OF neatly dressed little lady.
who stepped out and took the rope in
from his hand and loOsene1 the COW.
who was pet, and she began TO lead
her home By one OF the horns. This
rather took the wind out OF the tall
hurley Ofiicer who when last seen by
the fair owner was heard mumbling
something about doing his duty and
orders from the mayor and clean-uos
etc His salary will be two dollars
less this week by lOOsing this prize.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
OREGON PERSONALS.


). B. Parrish returned % Portland
ts6sy.
:. A. NeCaD has returned from
Kingston.
HeBrg Lang, Of Fresno, Cal, l. at
the Cook Hotel.
Basker +. p. Mccormack was in
Portland today.
W. G.. WestOcOtt had business in
Portland today.
Judge Geo II. Burnett Is visiting
friends in Portland.
Attorney Geo. Bingham bad legal
Business In Portland today.
Miss z. ". Wright, of Corvallis, Is
visiting Mrs. Fred Steusloif.
state Treasurer and Mrs. Phil
Metschan were In Portland today.
Dr. W. r. Williamson was among
the Salemltes visiting Portland today.
Mrs. F. w. Osbarn, Of Eugene, is
la the city visiting Mrs. Nj. Damon.
Rev. and Mrs. w G. kantner IT,
turned this morning from Hubbard.
President c. II. Chapman, Of the
State University, returned 10 Eugene
% lay.
Mr.. and Mfs. d Dalglelsh, OF Port
land, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Boothby.
Rev. Lindsey. who has been con-
ducting revival services az the Baptist
church, accompanied by Mrs. Linsey
went 10 Portland on the ElmOre this
morning.
Rev. Ww. Steele, Rev. Wm. Rob
inson, Rev. George, Mrs. ID. p Junk
and Mrs. Il. 5. Wallace have returned
from Bronsyllle where they have been
In attendance at the meeting Of VIII
lsmette Presbytery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

A G-O,CD RgCOgD.-In the Erst cen
tlry Fuu q the sezsg1- Wztt Snip
made remarkably good tine Ws1oes-
1zY il bis Tll DetNeen salem AID
P0FtiaDd. He .eft salem ~ ; .. n
reaching POFtlzDd ~ e-SJ q u- On
the retufn trp BE- left the metropolis
a. IZ1Sj ?. 10 and reached Salem
DrDuptlY al p 10. Watt says the
fC4ds are ven Gy-d between Salem sn1
WOod 5nTn blt beLEeen the latter
plzce and OregDa CltF. they are quite
vyOr. while betNeeg Oregon City aud
ROgHzRd. the oOuditiO1 u the high
Nzy j. terrible Tnis j. the FIRST cen
LuFy ride u the s1zsJl and AS made
10 excellent time. the condition q the
roads 1eing taken into consideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
coneert Pianist.

The college OF music, OF the William
ette university, has secured for its In
stTumental director and piano in
structOr the emiaeut concert pianist
and teacher, r Z. LEATHERS, who
Is a graduate from the Valparaiso,
Ind, Musical conservatory, also a pu-
Pill aud assistant Of the great piano
viTtuOsO, Cheyeller De LOusKi, so well
aud fayOrably known in Salem mu-
steal circles.
Pupils can call az the college OF
music, at any time, aud register for
lessons. II. A. HERITAGE,
n Daan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
Try HoLvERSoNS

VIC Narrfss5. = FThi-aksr. E2s
q Szle-a Tisl1oT TO-DAY. he rsrCrts
~.ost lsrr1s in ths hill oa11trT dee
~ StrzHterries D. rs-sl1ts are lsa-lT
f15ers5- b1f AZ other fruit pr1scec1s
a. sell a. fzl E1sz-. are goGo-
~ A. Waite lefi ftlis -sgEa5-r ulfb
sfs 1olseh1l3 zlods ~ S1tts Nils
Orezou. o. g3-s be faGiy ard uasre
'e eEpec1s ~ fess- We reErE1 -
have sNr- AID Mr. Waite leaEe z
eo1zle. bst a. t1e tiIe ULs1 hi-
ss51== zl3 hzr1 &C., il tsslr Esa
-nr-e- El5a-5zIz y Oak Lez1zr-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

AT THE RECORDERS OFFIcE.-A
patent from the 4. ). Land ofilce,
issued July :, 1895 aud bearing the
signature Oi President Grover Cleve-
land, Secretary NJ. NJ. Mckenua aud
recorder of the general land Ofice, +.
Q. G. Lamar. WAS today filed with the
county recorder. IL gives Geo. Saku-
Ter title TO the ;. e. /, the n. e. I, the
q. half OF 5. e, Of s. c. I OF section
-, [ s. T. >. e, containing l60 acres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

sOlGE LOCAL ". D's.-In the recent
examination given by the medical
examiners. 10 Portland, an even half
d0ze0 applicants from the medical de-
DartmeDt. " Willamette university,
succeeded iR passing the required eK-
animation and received the degree VI.
ID. Those o. the local medical school,
HbO Hiil nOE affiX the Letters, VI. D..
70 their surname are: T.. ID. johnson,
a. g. Schroeder, Frank T. Smith, II.
"A. Thompson, Of this city; w. A.
johnson, Of Cbemawa and l.. M.JOnes.
u sOdaWlle. This speaks well Tor the
Willamette university medical depart
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
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T-E7- wesnssssy st1sr11s1 aud eve
Z rf-r sal z--z-zgus--s - ias Isac1-
sr-s s-u--.s- s,a1sz a NsEp1-t Wers
cZr8sse5
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1ssffscsz Ho-Ezrs O. sd IeN
z.ucsaS E--fnr 1Es s---sE Hbsre an
uFvorlz15lT @ i-5-1Tl-E their ilIne
III y z-1r-sss5 tas- EEIls e151Tiug
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hls arzs arssu5s1ss- 4 b-ll1inE,
o,-1sE1czl ID szz-s- ths 5lDs1s5oos q
EhSrh AZ s-rs- fse1 l- which the
s-51Cl VII y hs-5- = 80 in oo1rse
g c--ssra-t50a- ia 5lildinz viii
- uss5 - ths Eri-c51al la-t1ras out
e Is 1he i1fs1ii11 g l11ss having
c1zzzs q sct1rl O. have q s1ditionsl
ts1ll5I1z erected r. t1s rsri91s other
6s-sr1Us-ts q TIE s-l1CL
TIE s1udiss srrz-Ez5 f1-. sod the
IEs5r1cto-s g hzTe chzrEs q ezcn
Esrs 6etsrZI1sd up,s- q yesterday
Dessi1x and az a. f1-l1Es-
Nussc-Pru1. 2 f. Heritage. salem
Arz-MEss Bsrher. P1rt-zD1.
H01sehol5 e5soZy-Niss S0el.
Corvallis
Ge,0loEy-Prvl Tbos Cooden, Eu-
ssos-
Biosou-Prvt A. B Cordley. Cor
EzllIs
Psd.euU-Pri H. B. B0ekman,
History and eoo10lies-PTUf II. G.
YOGng, E1gene-
Bo1snF sed h0Ttic1lture-PrOf. y.
P. He5r5ck- Corvallis.
Language Latin, Greek sDd Ger
nan PROT John StrU1i, E1gene.
ElocutiOn and Eoglish Literature
Prof. Irwin n. Glenn. McMinnTille. !
Physical cultUre-Niss Anna Lane,
language and Rezdi1g-Niss Agnes 1
Weston Normal school, /
WestOo-
Number WORK and geoErapby-PrOf.
J H BUrnhsm, q Portland.
United States history and methods
z. L Campbell. of the
Normal school.
Bible St0dy-Seaie Superintendent
3. NJ Irwin. Salem.
History and PhilOsOpby-PTesldent
:. Chapman q the State University,
Eugene
President Fl. 3. Miller, Of the Cor
TsIliS Agricultural college. will de-
iner a course Uf lectures during the
as will several other prOmi-
lent educators in the state.
Mathematics and astronomy and
,enmanship and business forms will
.lsO be in the course Of studies. and
.Oied specialists win be secured to
axe charge OF the work In these i'm
s0Ttant branches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

TIE Por1lz11 General ElsctFic Co,
1zs 1les1 its gEzrteriy stzteuent for
tenn e1di1g March q. q freight and
pzssel gers carried tdgD1gh the llcks
a. the falls q the Willamette a
i0llOEs- They carried 550e passengers.
made fo5 trips. carried 10 had q
C1tt.e- 6l5 s1eSp, and . total q 63sl
tons q freight They carried tons Of
freight a. fCllONs- Ruth I5s54.
MDoOc I6z.a ElDJre 1885. Albs1T
s3ss. RaMg1z 575f. E3ze0s 5Ist. Al
tOna Zs5I, Grady sst- Gypsy -, Grey
"a gle z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

The BICYCLE ORDIyANCE.-Th Or
finance passed b. the Salem city
council pertaining 10 the riding Of
bicycles 90 certain stIeets 10 our city
goes into effect May lst and viii be
enforced during the months 0f May,
June. July, August aud September.
A number of Salem bicyclists are care
less about using lantern when riding
during the evening. The ordinance
requires all wheels 10 carry lighted
lanterns while the electric lights are
lighted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

A SOCIAL EVENT. To-day was "Open-
log day" az the spa" and the pro-
prietOr, W. Il. StOltz, assisted by Miss
Lola Pringle and Mr.. Boyd Richard
son most pleasantly entertained his
many friends. The guests began 70
arrive about O'Clock and continued
in a constant thrUng throughout the
afternoon. The reception will be con-
tinued this evening. Delicious ice
cream soda was served free 20 all who
called,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

Two HOLIDAYS. The faculty, OF
the Willamette university, this morn
ing granted the students two holidays.
wa: Friday ,of tins week. and Monday,
Of next week. A great many colleges
give regular spring vacations, but no
such provision has ever been made al
Willamette university. A great many
OF the students will return % their
homes Tor a short visit with relatives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

FOREIGN IMAnGRATIoN.-W Would
soon be a thing of the past if every
body did as we do. We give employ
ment to only white people aDd are
enabled thereby to give good, clean,
meals and "white" treatment
George Bros, Props. State street lunch
counter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

BLooAlN' OUT.-This Is not sprlng
poetry, nor Is II dissertation on bloom
ers, but simply 20 call the attention
OF the public 20 those new spring
Scotch tweed plaids, checks, aud the
tine line of trOuserings being made up
by Lane the tailor. See them, aud
you will be pleased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
OREGON,
Share OF Pubic Land Sales.
Rsca-t q cezzsrrs Ct ne NJ
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To-Day r1s sE-TE1ErT G safe A.
-,1l--es1 0fTzs-1- = s-a-E q 1rs ~ es--
fLr-es- CrEr - -te EsEs-zl E1r9r--
-ll--1 f-Vz- t1e sale = rl1lc EE11s-
he E-l1-sF is E--I1i- -lss1 Bc1s1-1i1E -
srsz- - a. tEs rE-e q t1GG ~ e9ch
- ~ - zcres T1e Uz1EeLE-t "a ]
"a ac1Ls15l-s were wz85E y 7. 4 LCr-
- s11its-E caerE ID t1ls safe 1srsy1-
E-t s-1 tEs sZs ss-t % e8cE
rrz a. f1f11w<-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
Interest and PUBLIC ownsnhip.

AT Popular hall tonight the Union
Bimetallie club will discuss the ques-
tion OF public ownership OF franchises.
An effort will also be made TO recon-
slider the vote OF the club TO fix the
legal rate OF interest at five per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
SATISFIED.

Several Who Have Bought Suits Well
Pleased.
a number who have bought suits
at the great Portland sale of Clothing
the $4,000 Meyer stock are well
pleased. $3.50 TO $3.50 navy blue un-
iforms for $3.50.
LATEST MANDATE.
PORTLAND, April l2.-Make no mis-.
take, but attend the great assignee
sale mems and boys clothing at once,
as the entire stock must be closed ont
before July l, 1897, and are therefore
ouered at lower prices than other mer-
chants pay for them. By order of the
court.
BEN SELLING,
Assignee ]. NJ. Meyer & Co.
Cor, Third and Oak streets. dSw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

TRY THE ONE. --Of course you want
the best, aud II you are not satisfied
with your meals IL Is because you
don't get them at Strong's. This old
reliable establishment stlll takes the
lead all Ia Oregon. p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
NEW WASH GOODS.

NEW WASH GOODS.
Never were the styles 50 pretty.
We show the following:
Rayure, fantaisie, Tissue BrOdee,
Gold aud SILVER CachemeTe, Lace
Joconas, Cotele Marguerite. Tombour
fantaisie, besides a full line OF per-
Gales, cotton crepes, ducks, dimitles,
challles, satcens, bicycle suitings,
swisses, ginghams, lawns, chambrays,
and dress prlnts. Call aud look them
over.
WE FIT TIE FEET
OF men, women and children, In
stylish up 10 date footwear For
further particulars call at the store.
We are proud % show our new shoes
We know the goods are right and the
prices are rock bottom,
WE MOVE
"a few days % our new room No
a02 Commercial street, next door 10
the new postollice.
WILLS BROS. 6 co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
ADJOURNED,
S. S. Workers Return Home
international Secretary Gives an
Interesting Address.

The third annual convention Of the
Narieu County Sunday School sssocia-
ton Adjourned last evening after a
most pleasant and profitable two days
session.
The feature Of the meeting We'd
nesdsy afternoon was the address by
Prof. H. u. Hamill, international
field worker. who arrived On the after
noon train. The subject Of the excel
lent and instructive address was
sHOE 70 Manage a County Organiza-
ton and the Benefits 70 Be Derived
Thersfrom. 8" and the following bene-
ITS we're named: Fellowship, infOrma-
tiOn received. education Of Sunday
school worker. evangelization and
inspiration.
The nsminatiug committee sub
mitted its report and the following
officers were elected to serve for the
issuing year: President. Rev. Bond,
Of Woodburn; Yice-president, Mrs.
Charles Townsend, Of ROsedale; Sec
retary and Treasurer, Miss Irena B.
Townsend, Of Rosedale.
EVENING SESSION.
A short prayer and song service
opened the evening session after
which the chairman called for the ap-
pOintment Of nominating and resOlu-
tiOn committees, resulting ia the ap
pointment Of Rev. E. II. Belknap and
Mrs. W. r. Winans to I'LL vacancies on
the former committee, and Rev. E.
Maurer, E. c. Snow and A. a. Lee in
the latter behalf.
The selecting Of place for holding
the 1s9s convention Of the association
was referred to executive committee.
Roll call showed that forty-three
schools Of the county had contributed
10 the fund Of the association.
The committee on nomination re-
ported the names Of Scott BCz1rth.
A. 7. Gilbert and Fl. 5. Gile. al OF
this city as executive committee fLr
the ensuing year. The report vas
adopted.
Prof. II. VI. Hamill next addre ssed |
the convention and for fully an hour
held the closest attention Of his au-
ditors, Prof. Hamill is an intensely
interesting speaker and most thor.
Oughly discusses matters pertaining
TO Sunday school work, with which
be has been so prominently identified
for several years.
Following Prof Hamill's address
the committee On resolutions sub.
mitted their report which was unani-
mOISly adopted. The thanks Of the
association were bestowed upon the
pastor and congregation of the First
VI. T. church for the use of their
church and their courtesies, to the
on entertainment, to the
good people of Salem for their kindly
and to the press of the city
or its full and complete reports of the
Adjournment was then
AIKEN sine die after which the con-
'entiOn resolved itself into conse-
ration meeting under the leadership
4 Prof. Hami IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15
The Weather.

PORTLAND, April l5.-Forecast for
THURSDAY night and Friday, fair aud
warmer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-15

ONE MORE ARRIVAL Walter
johnson, OF Portland, was received at
the state reform school, last evening.
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