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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

FOR SALE.--5O head fne heiier calves,
also fine COWS. John o. Estes, at
Sherif's office. . IL 1m-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

FOR RENT--Fine stock and grain farm
near Salem for cash or grain. Apply
TO Fred Hurst, Salem, Or. l01 u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
SALEM LODGES

FL. w. w.
salem Camp No. rs Meets every Friday oveL
Dg, 1880, In A. q. u, W, hall, state Ins. bldg
2. d. prunty y, O. W. A. Moores, clark
room 10, MO0res blk
FORHSTHRS or AMERICA
Court sherwood Forest No TO- Meets Friday
nights In Turner block. John N. Chase, q. r.
A L. Brown booy. tl-iI.lyT
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
LITTLE BO,PEEP
| LOST HER SHEEP

But no sJne' need worry about rutton
this lime ofIthe year, II they can g-t
dainty and deliciou, Spring lamb 10 an
appetizipy and nourishing Sunni, ?
meal. vs. have everything in choice
meats, an a. the delicacies Of the sea
son in both l-eih and smoked meats
that will ~ ne most critical epIcuIe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Miss Hanna Kurtz has gone to Che
mawa to take position as stnosraher.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

F0UND--On Chemeketa street, black
barred lawn bunting waist. 9.Btf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Mrs. Lizzie Jakes went TO lone,
Eastern Oregon, this morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Italy, Manila and Havana are buying
American Iron and steel.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

The Great Rock leland Route has
just inaugurated a weekly personally
conducted tourist car service between
the Pacific coast and points East in con.
tion with the Rio Grande Western and
Denver x Rio Grande and Illinois Cen
tral Rys.
by leaving Portland on any Saturday
morning via the o. r. 4 n. connection
can be made on this car at Ogden, on
by leaving Portland on any Thursday
evening, via the Southern Pacific, con
nection eau be mape with this car at
Sacramento. Ask your ticket agent
about this car or write to
A. \. COOPER,
General Agent,
Portland, Oregon. 20 Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Mrs. Jennie Burbee and children went
10 Portland for few days visit this
morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
Oak Farm For Sale

Situated on the red hills a few miles
south OF salem, consisting Of 100 acres
we'll improved, the very best land for
prunes, wheat or grass. Good buildings.
offered for sale for cne month on easy
terms. Inquire at the JOuREAL OH co
Salem. 8.27t6
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
"A AAAAAAAAAAAAE a. n
(1AOCIAL NEWS
~ AND VIEWS
fVYYYYYYYYYY~

Mrs. Fred ellison has gone to Fruit.
vale.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

CIDER made for Farmers in lots of 80
gallons or more. Bring your apples and
barrels, and we will do the rest.
Gideon Stolz, Cider & Bottling
Works. Mill and Simmer street.
10 5d6
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Mrs. Samuel Miller, Of Marion, re
turned home this morning after visit
in the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

FOR SALE.--Fresh high grade Durham
. COW with calf. Apply w. II. Eagan,
Brooks, Ore. 10 4 Inns
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

The Report Has Gone Abroad

That one OF the worlds greatest chem.
lists has declared over his own signature
that good liquors, we'll mellowed and
aged, are blessing TO mankind when
used with discrimination. Good liquors
-'Gge, there's the rub" II Shake
speare were alive and citizen Of Salem
ne would unhesitatingly recommend you
10 Rogers for fine whiskies, brandies
wines and oordials.
], P Rogers
2ls.222 Commercial Street
10 Wholesale and Retail
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

FOR RENT.--A good farm on reason-
able terms. For particulars enquire
OF, r. Creighton, block west OF North
Salem School. 10-4 Inn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
TODAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, Oct. r - Wheat va ley GOC
TO 62c. Walla Walla, 55@5516.
Flour-Portland, best grades $3.50 a
$40. Graham 80.
oats-Choice White 4O@llc, grey Sf
q 40c per bushel
Millstuff-Bran, sl4 so; shorts, 5000
Hay Timothy-$l2@l3 per ton.
Onions-l.25 for red l.35 for Silver
skins.
PotatOes-40 TO Doc per sack
Butter-Best dairy, 25@30; fancy
creamery, 40 10 55c. Store 25c. 80.
Eggs-Oregon, fresh 26c.
POultry-Chickens, SO 90 TO so; hens
$3.50 to 4.b0; turkeys, live l3 to lIc.
Mutton-Dressed, ~ TO &c per pound
Hogs-Heavy dressed @ 10 6%c.
Beef-Steers, S3.50@4; COWS, $3@3.50
dressed beef, g 10 7c.
Veal-Dressed, 3 a S%c. for small.
Hops-2@Sc. for 1899 crop, l2k to lie
for new crop.
Wool-Valley, 14@l5cJS Eastern Ore.
gon, l0@lSc; Mohair, 20.
Hides-Green. salted go lbs. Z 0psc
under 60 lbs, 756@S16 sheep pelts, l5@
zoe
sALRM MARKET.
Wheat-bS pounds and over, 30.
Wool, lS 10 l6c, Mohair, Doc,
HOps-ll 10 l6c
Oats-35 to36c.
Hay-Belod, cheat, 81; timothy, $40.
Eggs-20 10 22J5c.
Flour-In Wholesale lots, $3.50; retail
50.
Millstuifs bran, $l3; shorts, Sl4H.
Hogs-Dressed, 4Ae.
Live cattle-Steers, SO COWS, 234 10
So.
Sheep-S3@3.50 80.
Dressed Neal-7 cents.
Butter-Dairy, l6@20c; creamery ,25c.
Poultry - Fat hens per lb.,7 spring
chickens per H., 7c.
Potatoes new, soc per bushel.
Artlao Ok.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

CAT II q IA Il a.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Mrs. w. A. Cusick and Mrs. w. b.
Morse have returned from few days
visit in Portland,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

MT. anu Mrs. AIIfeu SauVAIhi WHO
have been in the city visiting, returned
this morning TO their home in Rose
burg.
Mrs. Ida McAllister started for the
Uenta Indian reservation this morning
where sue has accepted the position as
aeamstress.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
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Office Salem FIGURING Mile Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
R6za W. nedzy.

Mfodziutka dziewczyna staia we drzwiacb
ma wp6f o~twartych. Okno, przes kt6re SWAT
10 dostawafo sic do isdebki, ~znaidowalo sie
wtasnie naprzeciw .drzwi j bladem swiat}em
oswiecaio te postac. Byfa to istota wynedz.
niafa, wychudla, watla; koszula i sp6dnica
okrywaiy drzsca j zziebnista jj nagosc, mic
wlecej. Sznurek sluzacy "a pasek, sznurek
podtrzymujacy wfosy, s~piczaste ramona ster.
czace z pod koszuli, bladosc piowa j limfa.
tyczna, obojczyki barwy ziemistej, czerwone
rece, usta Otwarte j zniszczone, beg xeb6w.
oko zamglone, smiafe i nikczemne, ksstaltv
niedojrzalej dziewczyny. a spoirzenie starei
zepsutej kobiety; piecdziesiat lat zmisszs'
nych 2 plstnastu latami; byia to jedna z tych
istot sfabych a jednoczesnie strasznych, kt6.
r;ych widok pobudza do dreszczu, jezeli ME
do fez.
Marjusz powstal z rodzajem ~oslupienia
przypatrywaf sic tel ~istocie, prawie podobnei
do owych postaci, kt6re rojs sic we snie.
Najbolesniejszem bylo to, &c ia mloda
dzlewczyna ME przyszla ma SWAT brzydka.
w dziecinnych latach musiaia bv6 navel
iadns. Wdzisk wieku walczyi jeszcze 2 O.
hydna przedwczesna s~taroscia zepsucia i n.
bostwa. Resztki pisknosci przygasly ~jeszcze
ma tel szesnastoletniej twarzy, jak owe blade
siohcc, kt6re o swicie zimoweeo dnia znika
pod szkaradnemi chmurami. Twarz Ia ME
tbyfa zupeinie nieznana Marjuszowi. Zdawa-
10 mu sic, ze widziaf jua ia gdzies.
- Czego panienka zsda2-zapytaf.
Mioda dziewczyna odpowiedziaia plo.
sem pijanego galernika:
Otto list do pana, panic Marjuszul
(Cisg dslssy nastspD.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

oocznle starano sic o urozmaicenie stylu, tea
same omyiki ortografczne powtarzaly sic W
mich z giebokim spokojem. i literal Genflot
ME wiecej byf cd Mich wolny niz kapitan
hisspa6ski.
Trudzic sic odgadywaniem tel tajemni.
cy, byfo rzecza zupelnie bezusytecsna. Gdy.
by ME to, &c 6w pakiet znalesiony byl ma u,
Icy, moznaby byio prsypuszcsac jakas mis-.
tyfkacje. Marjusz nadto byl smutny, aaebv
mogf dobrze przyjac tart chociazby samepo
prsypadku i dac sic wciagnac do zabswy, do
kt6rej ulicsny bruk zdawal sic go wzywac.
Zdawafo mu sic, &c byl ma ,,slepej babce"
mledsy czterema istami, kt6re szydzily sobis
z niego.
Mic zressta ME wskazywalo, azebv te
listy nalessiy do mfOdych dziewczat, kt6re
Marjusz spotkal ma bulwarze. Byly to wi.
docznie s~zpargaly, ME majaee aadnei wartoS.
CT. Marjuss ulosyl je napowr6t do koperty,
rzucii ia W kat a sam sic pofosy{.
Koio godziny si6dmej wstal sjadl snia.
DAME, poczem zabieraf sic wlasnie do pracy
gdy 2 lekka zapukano do drzwi. Poniewaa
mic ME posiadal, ME wyjmowal przeto nigdv
k!ucza, csasami chyba i to bardzo radio.
kiedy pracowaf mad czems bardzo pilnem'
Zreszta, nawet pod nieobecnosc swoia costa.
vial klucze we drzwiach.- Okradna pana
powiadala jeimosc Bougon.- Co NIGGA n.
krasca pytal Marjusz. Pewnego razu jednak
ukradziono mu pare starych but6w, ma wiel.
XII tryumf PAM Bougon. Zapukano DO raz
drugi, z lekka jak prsedtem.
- Wejdzcie!-rzeh Marjusz.
Drzwi sic otworzyly.
- Czego chcecie PAM Bougon9-sapv.
tat Marjusz, ME podnoszsc oczu 2 ksiaaek !
rskopism6w lezacych ma stole. Clos ME bs.
dscy gfosem PAM Bougon, odpowiedzial:
Przepraszam paEa..
Byt to CLOS przytlumiony, przygluszonv.
bez dzwieku, CLOS starego czfowieka ochrvn.
lego cd w6dki i spirytusu.
dziewczyne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

rzecz smutniejssa cd widoku umierajacych
dzieci; widok dsieci zle ~syjscych.
Potem to cienie, ktore rozerwaly iego
smutek, wyszly mu 2 mysli i wr6cil do zwyk.
lei swej troski. Zaczal myslef o swoich sizes.
ciu miesiscach milosci i szczescia, pod pick.
nemi drzewami L~uksemburga, W slonecznej
~jasnosci i ns wonnem powietrzu.
Jak mole zycie stalo sic posepnem,-
mowl sobie.- Mode dziewcssta ukazuja mi
sic zawsze. Ale dawniej byly to anioly; te.
rae 50 to upiory.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

toryczna, rzecz dzieje sic W Owernji "a csa.
sow cesarstwa: styl jego jest, zdaje mi sic,
naturalny, lakoniczny, j ma pewne safety.
w csterech miejscach 50 strofy do cd.
spiewania. komicsne, powa4ne i nieprzewi.
dslane sceny mieszaja sic tam Z rozmaitoscia
charakterow 2 cecha romantycsna z lekka
rosslans Pc caiej intrydze, kt6ra stspa tajem.
nlcso l przez maggie zmiany rozwiazuje sic
wsr6d zywych i niespodzianych seen.
.j,Gl6wny moi eel jest zadowolnic prag.
nlenle, ktore ozywia pos.spowego cslowieka
naszego wieku, to jest, mode, to kaprysns i
dziwaczna choragiewks, kt6ra, sic smienia
prawie "a kazdym wiatrem. Pomimo tych
zalet lekam sic aaeby sazdrosc, cynizm u.
przywilejowanych autor6w ME uchylif ME
cd teatru. DO wien jake nieprzyjemnosci
spotykajs nowo przybylych.
Panic Pobourgeot, sprawiedliwa rem.
tacja pa6ska jake swiatfego protektora lite.
rat6w, osmiela mic do wysiania do pana cor.
XII moiej, kt6ra opowie panu o nas1em polo.
zenlu / naszej nedzy, o braku chleba i ognia
W tel zimowej pore. M6wiac panu, ze pro.
see, bys raczyf przyjsG hold, kt6ry zamie.
ram zfozyc mu tym moim dramatem i wszyst.
klmi innymi jake napisze jeszcze, tenn ga.
mem doWlode jak pragne tego honoru bym
sic mogf schronic pod puklerz pa6ski i ozdo.
bic utwory pa1skiem imieniem. Jezeli "a.
szczycisz mic pan chociazby naimniejszym
datkiem, natychmiast zajme sic napisaniem
wierszy, kt6rymi chce spfacic dug moiei
wdziecznosci. Wiersze te, kt6re postaram sic
by byfy lie MONA n~ajdoskonalsze, otrzymasz
pan zanim zostana umieszczone ma poczstku
dramatu i WHOLESOME ma scenic.
nPanu i PAM Pabourgueot
mole najglebsze ~uszanowanie
Geoflot, ~literat'.
P.S. ChoC ~czterdziesci sous.
Prosze mic mice "a wytf6maczonege, ze
wysyfan ma c6rks, a ME przychodze sam, ale
smutne przyczyny toaletowe ME pozwalaia
mi, niestety! wyjsc..."
Marjusz ~otworzyl list czwarty. Ma adre.
sic stalo: Do pana dobroczy6cy kosciola
Sains Jacques du Haut Pas. N~astepuiace sfo.
wa byly W MIN:
,,Czlowieku dobroczynnyl Jezeli raczysz
przyjsc z moja c6rka, ujrzysz klsske strasz
na, i pokaze mu mole swiadectwa. Ma widok
tych pism wasza wspaniafa dusza wzruszy
sic uczuclem tkliwej p~rzychylnosci, DO praw.
dziwi flozofowie doswiadczaja zawsze zy.
wych wzruszeh. Przyznaj czlowieku litosci.
wy, re trzeba doawiadcsyc n~ajokropniejszei
potrzeby, &c bardzo jest bolesna rzecza, axe.
by Wfadza musiala to poswiadczac, jakgdyby
ME wolno by}o cierpiec j umierac z wycie6.
czenia. czekajac zanim ktos dopomoze ci W
nedzy. Losy bardzo 50 fatalne ola niekt6.
rych a nadto hojne albo opieku6cze ola dru.
gich.
,,Czekam pa1skiej obecnosci albo pan.
skiego datku jeaeli raczysz 90 pan zrobici
prose- przyjat wyrazy szacunku z jakim 20.
zostaje czfowieku prawdziwie wspaniafo.
myalny.
Wasz pokorny i bardzo ulegly sluga
p. Fabantou dramatvcvnu erfus+.S
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
QuadrifrOns.

QuadrifrOns.
Wieczorem, kiedy sic rozbieral, jego re.
ka trafia W kieszeni surduta ma pakiet, kt6.
nv podni6sl ma bulwarze. Zapomniaf O MIN.
Pomyslaf, &c n~alezalo 60 otworzyc, DO W pa.
kiecie m6gf bye adres owych mfodych dziew.
czat, jezeli W istocie nalezalo to do mich, a W
kaadym razie wskaz6wka, co do osoby, kt6ra
go zgubila i kt6rej trzeba bylo 90 zwr6cic.
Otworzyf koperte. Me byla zapieczetowana;
zpajdowsly sic W niej cztery listy, niezapie.
czstowane r6wniez, ma mich byly adresy.
Wszystkie cztery wydawaly zapach szkArad.
nego tytoniu. Pierwszy list byl zaadresowa.
ny: do PAM markizy Grucheray,. ma placu
naprzeciw izby d~eputowanych, mr.. Mar.
jusz sadzif, &c znajdzie tam wskaz6wki, kt6.
rych szukaf; zreszta poniewaz list ME byf
zapiecastowany, kazdy przeto m6gl 60 pre-
czytac.
Otto treae jego:
,Pani Markizo,
Cnota laskawosci i naboanosci faczy to.
warzystwo. P~ostepujcie "a uczucien chrzesci.
jahskim i rzucajcie spojrzeniem wsp6lczucia
ma tego nieszczesliwego hispano, ofiary no
noru i przywiazania do swietej- sprawy pano-
wanna, kt6ra zapfacil swoja krwia, poswiecil
sw6j majatek ca5y, zeby bronic tel sprawy i
dzisiaj znajduje sic W najwiekszej nedzy.
Me watpie, &c szanowna jej osoba udzieli
jemu pomoc ola zachowania istnosci nadzwy.
czaj ciezkiej ola w~ojskowego wychowanegoi
honoru peinego ran, z CORY licze ma ludz.
kosc, kt6ra pania ozywiala i ma ~uczucie, kt6-
re PAM Markiza ma ola narodu tax nieszczes.
Gwego. Ich modlitwa ME bedzie W pr6znos.
CT i ich wdziecznosci zachowa jej slicczns pa.
mice.
,,Moich uczuc uszanowania z jakimi nam
uhonor bye
PAM
,Don Alvares kapitan hispano Kaba.
lerji, r~ojalista schroniony we Francji,
znajduje sic W podr6zy do swej OF.
czyzny brakuja 60 srodki, azeby da.
lei jecha} swoja podr6z".
.Zadnego adresu ME bylo PREY podpisie.
Marjusz spodziewal sic znalezc adres W dru.
GIN liscie, kt6rego napis byl nastepujacy:
Mr.. 3. Otto co Marjusz wyczytal W MIN:
PAM hrabina,
,,Nieszczesliwa matka rodziny szesciu
dzieci, 2 kt6rych o~statnie ma jeno osm mic.
siecy. ia chora cd mojego ostatniego polo
gu, opuszczona cd meaa cd pieciu mniesiecy.
ME majac zadny srodek ma swiecie najokrop.
niejsza nedza.
wv nadzieji ma pani hrabina, nam no..
~ " oyC Panl Si9uoklem SzacunKIem
Balizardowa".
Marjusz przeszedf do trzeciego listu, kt6.
ry jak poprzednie zawieraf prosbs: byly W
MIN nastepujace sfowa:
Pan Pabourgeot, elektor, kupiec hur.
towny pohczoszkowych robot, utica
SENT Denis ma rogu ulicy Fers".
,,Pozwalam sobie adresowac do pana ten
list proszac azebys mi pan udzielic raczyi
ssacownej faski swoich sympathy i z~aintere.
sowaf sic hteratem, kt6ry wlasnie poslal dra.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29

nard, then commanding the First Brigade,
secsnd Division. but soon after the First
Division Of the 18th Corps.
In this latter capacity Capt. Kent dis
tinguishsd himself. He was with the
advance In the nrst attacks on Peters
burg; he was engaged in the siege Of that
city, including the battle Of the Mine,
at Bermuda Hundred, and the engage
msnts a. Chafiin's Farm and Fort Har-
rison. His services with the 18th Corps
received the warm commendaticn Of his
superiors and are set forth In the oiBciai
records. Cen. Etannard. In his report OF
the assault Of Fort Harrison, Gays: 81
sent CAPT Kent, acting assistant adju-
tant general Of the division. to move the
column at onoe 10 the assault. IL was
owing to his efforts, and. he reports, to
the assistance Of Col. Donohue, that o
few moments later the head Of the ool-
umn calamity mounted the psrapet Of
Battery Harrison and planted the Stars
and Stripes ON ons Of the massive trAy-
ersss." In his report OF the battle of
Chafin's Farm. Gen. Stannard writes:
"a moment later Capt. Kent, acting as
sistant adjutant general, who was on his
way to inform the senior colonel that ne
commanded the division (Gsn. Stannard
being himself wounded,) was struck BY
. musket ball In the leg, incapacitating
him from further duty, making the
ourth ofIcsr Of my staff disabled during
the two days opsrations;" and be again
named Capt. Kent for "msrit orious con-
duct" with others, and asks that their
Just claims for promo tion be considered. "
Gen. E. o. q. Oru, commanding the 18Th
Corps. also mentions Capt. Kent with
others as "oonspiouous for their galian-
try" at Chatfin's Barn. September 2s.h
and s0.h, 1854.
On the order of Lieut.. Gen. Grant. dat
ed October /, 1854. Capt. Kent was given
leave Of absence on account Of wounds,
and was discharged from the service
for the same cause February "a. 1895, at
ter four years and six months Of gallant
and patriotic service.
Before snd since the war Capt. Kent
was a buainefs man and . recognized ex-
pert In his partioular line, enjoying the
confidence and esteem Of those he came
In contact with.
Capt. Kent was OF soldierly barring
and fine presence 10 the last; Of engag-
ing manners and warm sympsthiss.
These qualities made his companionship
q pleasure, his social Intercourse priced,
and won the affection Of his comrades
and friends, as his character and ability
did their respect and esteem. In his
home life he was a devoted husband and
father. He leaves widow, son. and
a daughter.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29
CAPT. WILLIAM l.. KENT.

The New York Commandery Of the
Loyal Legion OF ths United States, has
Issued q memorial circular OF William
Leonard Kent, captain ga Mass. In, who
died In Brooklyn, N. Y. January Goth.
1901. This circular contains the follow
ing sketch OF Capt. Kent's life:
william Leonard Kent was born at
Portland, Me-, Juno o. 1885. He was
commissioned and mustered as frat lieu
tenant, 23rd Massachusetts, infantry, Sep
tember 2s. 1851, and assigned to Co. ID.
Promoted, commissioned and mustered
captain In the same regiment, November
Is, 1899, and assigned to the same oom-
pany. Discharged en- account OF wounds
received In action, February "A, 1865.
Elected a member of the First Glass Of
this Commandery, December Z, 1895.
Companion Kent took part In the
Brrnside expedition with his regiment;
was first under fire ut the battle of
Roanoke Island, N. c.; at the battle
Of New Berne, N. c.. assumed command
of his company upon the wounding CT
the captain early in the action; and par
tioipsted In the various operations In
North Carolina with the 23d Massachu-
sstss. besides being often elected for spec
ial service In command Of detachments.
He also served with his regiment during
Its short stay in the Department Of the
South.
. The 2Sd Massaoh usetts having been or
dered to Virginia. Capt. Kent was pres
mt at Walthall junction, Port Walthail.
swift Creek, Arrowhead Church, before
Drury's Bluff, at Fort Darling, where he
received . slight wound in the elbow.
and Cold Harbor, where he was again
wounded In the bissst.
Capt Kent's gallantry, activity, and
many soldierly qualities IN camp and
iield attracted attention outside Of the
regiment. and his services were demand
cd for staff duty. In September, 1869 he
was sent to Boston as recruiting ofiicer
Of the 23d Massachusetts,; Gen. O. A.
Hickman, commanding the division at
St. Helena Island, 5. c., in February,
1893, appointed htm acting assistant In
spectoE general on his staff; In Dscemb ber.
1853, he was made assistant eommissary
of mus.e,s for the Department Of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, and stationed
at Fort Monroe: and June 8. 1864. he was
appointed acting assistant adjutant gem
eral on the staff Of Gen. George j. STAN
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29
BIDDEFORD WOMAN INJURED.

Biddsford, March 2s.-Mrs. Walter l..
Uampbsll is confined TO the bed at the
home of her father, Deputy Sheriff Simon
S. Andrews, suffering from injuries sus-
tained by being thrown from a carriage
last evening. Her spine is Injured. but
Just how badly che Is hurt has not yet
been determined.
Mira. Campbell was out driving with
ployed at her house. They were run Into
by another team and the wagon uptet.
Both were thrown out and when Mrs.
Campbell attempted TO rise 1t was found
she had lost the uss of her legs. The
nurse was not seriously injured. Mrs.
Campbell has not yes recovered the use
OF her limbs and 10 Is not known wnen
she will.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs.

Fred e. Osborns-of Franklin Mass, to
Ervine ID. Osborne OF Winthrop, Mass.,
for Sl,ons-halI interest in lot OF land In
Scar boro.
Samuel C.Hoyt of Gorham to Margaret
NJ. Chesley OF Gorham, fer 81, land and
buildings on Church street, Gorham.
James l.. Hodgdon Of West Hartford
to Ida III. Haskell OF Portland, for 81,
land ON Princes Point. Yarmouth.
/. Martin b. Hamilton Of Great Chebeague
island to Reuben b. Hill. Of Great Che
beauge, for 81, land on that island.
Sumner E. Hamilton of Cumberland to
Martin b. Hamilton of Great Chebsagus
island. for 81, land on Chebeague.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29
HARBOR NOTES.
Items ofIntsrsss Picked Up Along the
water Frent.

The steamer Kssmun Of the Donsidson
line Arrived at three o'clock In the after
neon. She came direct from Glasgow and
made the voyags In the excsilsnt time Of
eleven days. Ths trip a. marked By no
unusual Incidents. The steamer brought
only ballast but there were eleven cattle
men abroa1.
The Brazilian Of the Allan line saiied
In the forenoon, hound for Glasgow d.
rect. She took eos cattle and cargo OF
about $500 tons.
The famous schooner Gov. Anaes, the
Hrst i've master In the world and at one
time the most talked Of American sailin Q
vessel In this or any other country, ar :
rived In the harhor Tuesday evening.
Yesterday morning she was toward up
the stream and anchored 10 await her
tura to discharge big cargo Of oeal ct
the Maine Central wharf. she sailed for
this port from Newport News. She has
not heen In Portland for twelve years.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29


Gsnsral Pstrus Jacobus Jouhsrt. oom-
maudiny general OF the Transvaal forces,
better known as Plet Joutert. or "Slien
Pist" (sllm Peterl, WAS born 90 years
ago. He was descended from an old
French Hugusnot family which settled In
South Africa many years ago. DE was
bern in Cape Colony but was taken oy
his parents, when seven years old, to
Orange Fres State, where he was taught
fscm early manhood TO shoot straight and
to hats the British.
He is desrrlbed as having tesn utterly
fearless. OF schooling he had but little
and he never saw newspaper until he
was ninetsen years of age. In spite CT
this his ambition prompted him TO read
the few books he could obtain and he
succeeded 10 obtaining fair knowledge
Of history and languages.
In consequences Of the acquisition Of
Natal by the British he and his family
moved from that part OF South Africa
and settled In the Transvaal. Soon after
wards he became burgher OF the South
African republic and daring fighter. IL
was claimed In his behalf that he could
lead body OF men more successfully
against hostile natives than any other
man In the 1ransvaal. He was eventual
ly so feared by the natives that the
knowledge that he was at the head OF q
punitive expedition usually resulted In
their surrender.
II was during these wars with the ma
N Re
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-29
(7RAIN-()
49, THE FOOD DRINK ~
THE FOOD DRINK

Coffee Injuries growing
children, even when it is
weakened. Grain-O gives
them brighter eyes, firpner
flesh, quicker intelligence
and happier dispositions.
They can drink all they
want of Grain-O-the
more the better-and it
tastes like coffee.
Al grOezsi lsc. and ase.