Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 06, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"" T WfF""" " " TT"rT THE OAPITAX TnTFTNTDTQ JOintyAIy si I iff gartal mmi ' ' -' - TKttMS of tmnscmiTfoS. IMJI.V. One Tearbrmall t CO Hx month by liis.ll " M Three months by mall-.- - - 1 zi IVr weelr, delivered by carrier.- 10 WKfKI.Y. One year by mall. HI i month by mall. .... One year, if paid in advance Mix month, If paid to advance.. 7 -10 - 6 For Bd verthlnj- rates apply at thl offlco AltBubscrlberstoTnisCAriTALJociwAt who do not secure tbelr paper rejralnrly will notify thli ofllce, giving address, and (ho matter will be attended to at once. Office, corner Conrtand Liberty; THreeU "The evening paper contains the nsw of lo-hjr the morning paper gives you the newt of yejlerday." . HORACE GREELEY. Have the Daiv Jouii.vai left nt your door unci Ret nil the news, nt 10 cents n week. 145 mnrridgo licenses were Issued In Linn countv during tlw pait yr- . An Albiiny itiprcliant tulverllMij the arrival of n car-loud of wormlem upple. Such fruit U a rare luxury Just now. The opening exprcbes t,t the Theological school of the Wllamctte University will be lit-ld In the chapel at 7:30 to-niorrow evening. V. C. T. U. SlKCTiNO.-Hcgular meeting at th W. C.T. U. to-morrow Jun. 7, at 2:30 p. m. nt tbelr hall on Court street. Full iittcnrt- anco desired. Boaud ok Thaw:. All members of the Board of Trado should remem ber the meeting at the council chamber to-night. More than likely some Important business will come up for consideration and coiibldera l)fo buolness demands attention. Come out. i m No Court. Hon. T. 0. Shaw, county Judge, was called to Howell I'rnlrfo last evening, to the bedside of his brother, who was hourly ex pected to dlo when tbo messenger left. As ihe Judge had not returned up to 1 o'clock, county court was not convened to-day. Prof. Itork yesterday talked to n largo and appreciative n"Uencc In tbo Unitarian building, handling his subject of the first command mant with skill. Aside from good preaching, there was excellent mu sic, the choir being n&ilstcd by or gan, violin and llute. MJss Leoua Willis also favored the audience wJth aflnosolo. A Comino Thuat. On tlio 10th of this month will bo noted tbuflrst nppearancoin this cltyof Miss Jessio (Jouthoul (pronouncedCooth-wcoJ.in her rolo as an elocutionist. The opera houso will bo used for tbo oc casion, and the whole tiling nmu nged under the auspices of tho tjhrlstlan rburch. Mm Coitlhoul la mi unnssmtning and tliorougbly ut urul reciter. She cantivutes uud charms her hearers. SKATINO ItKCOltl) BltOKUK. Un til yesterday tho fastest skating record was llvo miles In seventeen minutes, but during tho day yester day that record was lowered twice. At the Palace rink at Minneapolis, Joseph JDotioghuc, last night, suc ceeded in lowering tho record somo nino seconds. A latcrroport shows, howovcr,that this record was broken. A telegram from Amsterdam states that at a skating match hold yesterday that Norsoug, the Norwe gian, won tho race In sixteen mln. ami forty-eight and thrcc-flfth sec onds. In a Bad Jlow. A country edi tor who takes nn unusually gloomy view of tho approaching wintry weather, bewails tho hazardous con dition of his wearing apparel In tho following delicate maimer: Lives of honest men oft remind ub that houest toll don't stand n oliauco, mora work wo lenvo behind us, big ger patches on our pants. Oh, those pants, onoo now and glossy, now uro patohod with many a huo, all because subscribers Uuger, will not pay uswhnt Is duo. Then let them iio upnnd doing, iwnd your mltetho' it bo small or when tho snow of wiutcrstriko us wo shall lmvo no pants nt all. m OttiruN ekthi: PintANK.--Colonel Muuoy, or tho Headlight, gives tho following as tho origin of the phraso "Keep your oyo on Pasco:" A drunken man Inula grudgo against tho editor of the Pasco licuilllirht. Ho abused htm roundly, threatened uukcu iiim rouuuiy, tiinwtoueo with everything evil, nud id up by Haying, "I will keep yo on you." The editor on- Hint i wound my e.v dured with tho patient. Christian fortitude uhuraoterlstlo of his craft uud then replied, "Don't keen your ovoon moi keep your oyo ou Pasco." The boys about town took It tip. They Joshed thn drunken man sum marily and hurled the, to him, ob noxious phraso at him, hundreds of times. Tho phraso took, became tho town by-word, got Into tho )mpcra by advertisement nud para graph, went nrouud tho waild, nnd now everybody "keens their cyoon Pasco," . A WORTHY ClTlKKV Di:.ll. News was brought to this city yes terday, of tho death jf tv highly ro speetcu uud honored eltleen of Doug las county. Hon. James Chuuoweth died at OaklnnU Saturday last, after u short but painful Illness. Mr, (Jhunowoth was a native of Douglas county, Ills mother Itclng u daugh ter or Mr. Jumes Dlxou of that' county, Mr. rhenoweth was eduj oattHl at tho Uiutua Academy, nud early in llfo gitvo proml of u ' man or enierpriso ami ueruiues. iiti MrvtHi jKiugins oouuiy ns repre wntntlvo In tho Oregon IcgWhitutv, re ' rv.j of nun wus npiKiintiHi ixxitiuanier o Oakland turner Clovcmnd's admin iHtmlum. iio wus in (hu mercantile biulmn us well its uu cMetulvo farmer uud stock raiser. Ho had butltieftN relations with nil the dlf fervut cities of the coiut. and was Itilftfe WjxJCtfd wlierth't'r kmowo, ARRESTEE &V SUSPICIOX. 1 A Straosef Arresttd on Snsplcton Iking the Perton ffho Kifltd (2ns Ktlirc il)f r Safe. as ' Ever since thesafe robbery, which nwnriwl tin lust Tlmrtuliiv nlrrht. vn,.....T. .- .-.-.. ...-. ---, the city marshal and Ills police ion or Juuicrous situations anu mci forco havtf been doing considerable ' dents. It kept the houseful at the work trying to locate the "operator1 0 rand last night in a roar. Tho thereof." Several persons have been company presents It In first-class "shadowed," and yesterday about shape. The musical features of tbo 1030 Marshal ItosS thought that he organization are strong. Not only bttdevldenccenoughtowarranthlmiis tbe play full of taking songs, to arrest a stranger who is now ! which were finely sung, but lust being tried in tbo police cou its. night the orchestra came in for its Tlic man arrestee, is a uanasomc, .t .4. .. IamIiIho DiuilfiltmnH nnrl as the saying goes "no one's fool." He looks to be a man of somo 23 or 30 years of age nnd his countenance would indicate anything cine than otnsafo blower, AJOUitXAt. repotcr held a short Interview with the stranger this afternoon, nnd he claimed that he could prove tbathe did uotarrive in thectty until Friday at 11 o'clock, on the train from Portland, that be remained In the city up to Sunday, nnd intended to tako tbe morning train for Albany aud go from Al bany to Yoqulna, and take the steamer for bun Francisco, and as soon as bo learned of tbcro being no morning train, h6 hired a team of Mlnto .& Low and was solng to drive to Albany. This action look ed strange, of course, and was the main cause in the authorities in ar resting him. Ho says that he is well acquainted with tho conductor aud trin men, tbathe came down with them on Friday aud can prove by them that he was not in tho city until that time. This evening about 3 o'clock, C. A. (teed, who arrived In the city on the same train Friday, Trout South ern Kansas, hearing about tho troubie, went around to sco If he could recognize tho man arrested. As soon as he laid eyes on him he said that ho would swear tbe man cauio to Salem on Friday morn ing's train nnd farther stated that be wus uojunlnted with the stranger whose register in the hotel book reads as J 1$. Patterson, when he traveled for a hardware house throughout Kansas. The trial Is how going on uud tho out-como cannot be surmised at this writing. If the man is guilty he docs not show it. TilK MeIUIV COA&TKItS. Down, way down, terribly down, was the caso with many an unwary pedes trian yesterday, who struck a b1Ij pery placo on tho sidewalk when not expected. As usual, when they arose Chore would bo n glance nil around to see if anyone wus looking; if so, a smilo meant "It didn't hurt," but nevertheless there will bo many tender feelings to-day. Many peo ple took the road, ns the hill side walks were too slippery for comfort and safety, aud inado doubly dan gerous by the smull boys (wasting down tho hill, whoso only Svnrning was u shrill cry as ho approached, nnd then shot by lust ns wo realized that we hud been In tho way, Tho dny was a merry ono to the boy aild gll'ld Who epvilt nlllHml tbu whole day coasting to their hearts content. The principal hill was tbe South Salem Commercial street hill, whoro the young iolks had a -clear lino of sidewalk for three long blocks, the pedestrians giving up tho right of way from uecessltv. During tbo past few days, anything wi'ii runners was urougnt liitoptuy, small sleds of all description to tho lariro bob-sled, carrvlnir ns mntiv an n dozen persons. Saturday night wio crowu oi coasters wus very large, several hundred persoiiB wcro out enjoying the sport or looking on ns Interested spectators. For a wonder no serious accidont has been reported further than ono or two persons getting u few bad bruises. 1'ho Increased rail of snow this morn lug succeeded In making tho streets fairly ring with tho Jingle of tho slolgh bells. About every sleigh in tho city was brought Into ,;bc. It also Improved tho coaBting tracks and puts them In splendid order. - llYKUH SlHTKILS To-NIOItT. TIlO opera houso will bo occupied to night by the Hyers Sisters In the great musical comedy drama "Out of Bondage" or, before nnd nftor tho wur, writ ton by tho. Hey. Jo soph Bradford, of Boston. The Chicago Inter Ocean In speaking of this company has this to say: "A more interesting nud attractive combination than that of the Hy ers Sisters company Is not traveling upon tho continent to-day, and they oiler uu evening of music, fun nud pathos, which combines nil the elements of nu entertainment at once refined and Jovial. There Is an Indescribable, charm an original ity nud u feeling of really, ubout tho songs of theso dark-skinned ar tists which Is u positive relief from tho huokueyrd rubbish of tho bogus cork-grimmed vnrioty man. The muslu of thcxa vocalists seem to swell up spontaneously from n reser voir of sensibility somewhere near the heart, nud makes evident to every listener tho frulrfnl ness of the saying that "thotw who would mnko others feel, must feel themselves," There Is n weird witchery about theso southern songs, which llko tho cry of tho curluw, tells n story to the soul. The eomlo elements of tho combination uro genuine humor, no stretched, strained cllurt after fun, but that rollcklngJoyouiMttw which bubbles over In tho darky nature." m ".. - Ahtici.imqk iNCouVoti.vrio.v. Thu South Portlund Lumbering lion with the secretary of stale to- j day; principal olllw at Portland; ! capital stock $30,000. with W. M. ! Watson. S. 11, MeKeo, T. K. O'Con-' company inert articles of luoorpom- nor nud W. K. Nohouo us hi corimmtors. AIm the Puolllo Hap- tUtPuhlUhliigcompnuyofPurthtud; capital stock $15,000. of (MO slum: with B, P. Davis. N 8. Dygest, . J. llliwnu. J. A. Slatten, S, J, ltaker wml Wuull. Hull, incorixiratoix. P.liiiHi.NKit.lioveruor Peunoyer ttnlny grautetl a full pardon to liir IU Bivtnl, of Clackama wunty, who hits served it term of four years in the H.ulteutlary. Tho ivtnlou rvoiv to hlni M full cltlorjp, "A 6ocrA& Session-." Fuu I that's vrbal "A Social Session" l; I fun from beginning to end. It was made to be n latiBU-nroVoker. nud ttmllitt won't !n it lustice. The nlot ! i ititerestiug nni coiiftstcnt, the ehuracters ore all well drawn, the dialogue is bright and funny, and the whole is a swift moving success-1 . .- -- ., ; enure ui umut; nire wu wuimm was down. The cornet solo by Ed ward E. Nickerson wus enthusias tically received, and tho xylophone solo by John WHIct struck the pop ular appreciation. Tbo band with the company Is the ''Black Hussar band," one of tho best musical or ganizations on the road. Rochester Star. The above company appear at tbe opera house on Thursday evening next. Don't full to hear tehm. A rich "treat Is promised to IhoHc who attend. Supreme Court. Salem, Jan. 0, '90. Thomas Farquar, app., vs. tho city of Roseburg, reap., appeal from Douglas county; Judgment of tho court below reversed and remanded back for a new trial; opinion by Lord, J. J. B. Parker, resp., vs. Mary A. ond J. A. Hewitt, appeal from Multnomah county; Judgment of the lower court affirmed; opinion by Lord, J; Thayer, C.J., doscnts. Geo. Haynes, resp,, vs. J. H. Whllsett, ct al , uptW.; appeal from Douglas county; judgment of the court below nffirmed; opinion by Stratum, J. James H. Woodward, reap., vs. The O. It. & N. Co., app.; appeal from Multnomah county; judgment of the court below reversed aud tho cuso remanded for n new trial; oplolou by Struhnu, J. C C. Beckmnn, app., vs. Jackson county, resp.; judgment of the court below reversed and a new trial ordered; opinion by Tbnyer, C J. Jennie Lnngford, resp., vs Henry Jones.app.; appeal from Multnomah county. Judgment of the court be low reversed. Ordinarily such a disposition of n case is followed by an order remanding It to the courl below for a new trial; but under pe culiar circumstances existing in tnls case such order will not bo made. It will be remanded, however, with directions to dismiss complaint; opinion by Thnyer C. J. P. A. Moses resp., vs. tho S. P. It. R. Co., upp.; appeal from Linn county; argued and submitted. J. K. Weutberford att'y for resp.; H. II. Northrup att'y for npp I'UKKIjY personal. Prof. McElroy took the train south to-day. A. L. Fenton, of Dallas, is In tho city on business. V. W. Bnrtlctt spent Sunday on his farm ncarSllverton, Geo. Morris and S. A. Clark took the ono o'clock train for Portland, W. C. Dey, of Portland, was In tho pity with friends over Sunday. Dr. Dlven is able to bo outuguln, after a severe attack of tho rheuma tism. Senator T. A. Moore, of Columbia county, Is in the city on business at the Capitol. J. L. Fisher, of Mchnma, after a week's visit with friends hero, left for homo to-day. Rev. Irwin and -wife, of tho Chemawa Indian school, spent Sabbath In the city. Mr. Alouzo Gesner Is acting us deputy county recorder during W. S. Culver's slckneas. Miss Bell Huger, went down on tho Eugcno express to-day, to visit with friends In Portland. Ned Drlgs, or Oregon City, Is taking In tho city to-day, and shak ing hands with his many friends. Dr. B. B. Lutoher, of Brock, Ncbraska,arrlvcd In tho city, yester day, aud is visiting his son, on Lib erty street. Miss Jennto M. Long returned this morning, from a threo weeks' Visit among friends In Montana. Her return will bo noted with pleas ure by many friends. Alonzi) Gesner's Christinas pres ent came rather late, but It isattruct- lug considerable of his attention nevertheless. It is in the shape of a good sired boll on the "leader'1 side of hU neck. SPECIAL ANSOUNCKMENTS. Make n good resolution nud trado with Gilberts Patterson. Painless dontnl operations nt Dr T, 0. Smith's, W State street. The Hon Ton rcbtnurunt Is setting the best cent meals in tho city now. Only ten cents n week for tbo JottitN.u, hereafter, tho best paper hi fviiem. The Cavitai. Joi'it.v.ib Is on sale at J. Donjon Starr's nud at tho Fav- JJU" ' ZX, ?,"" " "" or JJ r atoni. Saweominuwl nt L J 15th. Sec uuu A Bniwu Soeuru b.ireulns beforu It closes, 1-stf Kkki It. Geo, 1), Goodhue, JNa M State sttvet ktvp on baud con stantly nil kiudrtof wts)il, sa Weil and uosttwed, Found. A chain. Owner an Imvosnmo by calling nt Stalgvrs Mnrbto Works nnd jmivlug pro eny una paving nr tnu note. Vllh' lion Cei-v ttuit i:liAiuniulla DlltrarrlUbu loulc, apiwtUer and ap- ltrient, tuxigurau the iiloth ontaus ami prymits bspwU,nmb retieo up on Hi) itrucilstis FXO.NOJIY hV BREAD MAKING. i Valuable Baklnr Powder Tesl Made by the Governncnt Chemists. Dr. Edward G. Iovc, the Analyti cal Chemist for tbe Government, has made some Interesting experi ments ns to the comparative value of baking powders. Dr. Love's tests were made to determine what brands are the most economical to use, and as their capacity lies in their leavening power, tests were solely to ascertain the available gas of each powder. Dr. Love's report gives tho follewing: Vflmnr thft HlreDtrth: Cubic Inches On llaklnjj Powders per each ounce Fowder "Royal (absolutely pure) 127.4 A UIUVUOIUIll fTVtiy ---" "numrord "Itumford "Hauford "Hand's None Such" old 84.35 "Redhead's" 117.0 "Charm" (alum powder 116.9 "Amazon" (alum powder) 111.0 "Cleveland's" (contains Ilme-110.8 "Sea Foam" 107.0 "Czar" 100.8 "Dr.Prlce's" (contains !!me)-102.6 "SnowFlake,,(Grofrs8t.PauI-101.88 "Lewis's" Condensed 98.3 "Congress" yeast 97.5 "O.E.Andrews&Co's" contains alum) 78.17 "Ileckers" 02.5 "Glllcls" 84.2 "Bulk"- 80.5 Iu his report the Government Chemist says: "I regard all alum powders as very unwholesome. Phosphate and Tar taric Acid powders literate their gas too freely In process of baking, or under varying climatic changes suf fers deterioration." Dr. H. A. Mott, the former Gov ernment Chemist, after a careful and elaborate examination of the various Baking Powders of commerce, re ported to tho Government in favor of the Royal brand. Prof. McMurtrie, late chief chem ist for the U. S. Department or Agriculture, at Washington, says: "The chemical tests to which I have submitted tbeltoyal BakingPowder, prove It perfectly healthful, and freo from every deleterious substance." Appointments. Joseph Hair, Langlis: Herman Baumbroo, East Portland; Samuel R. SIntb; Port land; W. L. Boise. Portland; T.J. Alexander Meyers of Portlund, were appointed noturies public by the governor to-day; also Norton D Clifford was appointed Judge of the Sixth district, to fill the vacancy caused by I ho death of Judge L. B. Isou. HOTEL AHRIVALS. CHEMIIKTA HOrEL. C II Sheplmrd, Portland; G fin and wife. San Francisco; 'enton. Dallas: F A Moore, Pon A L St. Helens; F O Buckhemon, Portland; C Zlmmei man, Aurora; W C Dey, Portland, C Cheval, St Hilary, Can; Ned Drigs, Oregon City; F. B. (Mark, San Francisco; C L Swauton, St. Paul; L J. Goldsmith, Portland; GM Irwin and wife, Chemawa; J B Faull; Baker City. COOK HOTEL J W Folornf Portlund; W T Du ty. Butte, Mont; John Wells, Ash land; James Murray, Aberdeen, Da; W. H. Royer, Portland; John Col man. Portland; E D Williams, Portland; OllEGON house. David Tracy, Neb; Wm Tracy, Neb; O N Nelson, Seattlo; N G Jean, Portland. Salt Itheum. With Us Intense Itching, dry, hot 'skin, onen broken Into painful cracks, and tho little watery pimples, often cause Inde scribable suffering. Hood's Hnrsaparllln has wondcrlul power over this disease. It purities the blood- and expel the humor, and the skin heals without a scar. Send ror book containing many statements ol cures, to O. I Hood A Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Tho following is a correct list of tho real estate transactions filed at tho oillco of tho county recorder to te day: P. S. Knight and wf to Capital City railway com pany, 35 ncres southeast of Salem In 1 0 s, r 3 w John II. Wilcox and wf to Adelberc Van Valkenburg, 807.57 acres In sees. 32 and SJ, 1 0 s, r 1 o 10,600 3,051 HIED. HENDRICKS. -In Salem, Ore gon, Monday, Jan. 6, 1890, Robert M., Infant son of Mr nnd Mrs. It. J. Hendricks, aged 5 months and 20 days. Fuueral from tho resldenco on Liberty Btreet Wednesday at 10 o'clock. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nver vanes. A luarrel ol purtty.stieusthandwhulenameneu. Mora rciiiKuuirMl uma the ordinary iads, and rail not b Mild lu couipvllihM) with lb uiuiitiuusuiiuwitMi.snon vt jf ui alum 01 pUCMphal powd a. Hold onlr In cans IkUlAI. IlVKIU rOWlKKl.V.I(WWII.N 's (phosphate) rresn.J-o-'s (phosphate) old ..-32.7 'sNoneSucu" fresh.121.6 W L ROYAL MKS1 J A - Grand E. C. SMALL'S, NO. 291 COMMERCIAL STREET. Beginning on the 3d of January, 1890. FOR CASH ONLY ! All Goods Without Any Exception at Cost ' UNTIL MARCH 3, 1890. ; in Order to Reduce Our Stock Before Spring ! These are Facts ! tteCff?SKifeffi.0Mito'' mlhinSQooa., Eubtar Good,, OU a Leather Coats, Hats, Trunks, Umbrellas, Gloves nnd Hosiery. tat! Li! L ... In the windows at the . And see the finest display of X-mu goods In the city. OUR GOODS SIMPLY PARALYZE COMPETITION Step in and Compare Prices! Everybody happy In bavlne ONE FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE IN THE CITY. PROPRIETORS. A FULL LINE -OF- Crockery and Glassware! With Specialties -In Yalerian Chiaa Tea Sets, Freneh China Dinner Sets. MDGWATPS FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern -OF- ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN Of which wo constantly kun a fun nn. and open stock, enabling usto nak.5 ' Jk100." " Tea l or any site. oTtJu b5 lhoslnjlep.ee. The flneit as?tm,nt CHAMBER SETS Eve shown In Baletn. A KTJLL STOCK- Ot tnUtnndjomet pajUnu U a-ltease call ana examine our stoek. !WELLER BROS., Gibson (6 Singleton Clearance -AT- -0- ? K. -AT- T. jlcF ' Tis . Go With the Crowd ! -552S"5Baissii-ii CI earance Ournnniioi ,.. and will Mnn-.. V.?V?P8 sale will vu. u" ".7 ' Morasandioys'Ciofc riv: ""?eU. flann.l. " ow theVaur.":."" the enure stock REGARDLE Sale. C. SMALL.. ration's Week Sale. n,..... . . ."SSSRaffi?- ". Hals, tops, Boots and. Shoes . you at coiT. hn. Vi.'Xl LP' " lnce last """' selected stock R5 m S5mS "t" aw ,kmm ft " tow" . ' 1!?A1 - vt;