Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 26, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-V -J" 'Mm mm. CMer has Entered En iM Iii Progress hi Itrape. HUTS 1XPL08I0K. rK&4re4 Men E atomised in & Miaeia Wales. Kon, Aug; 2(1. Fearful mine 4os line occurred at Parkulip IMtBwr Bridge End, Wales. fawn are entombed and It la fear- IttMre htw been great low of life. i single ma.t uutde bta escape. ; tf tearing the pit has begun many hundred of volunteers. ft Wnn Warlrat Orlticnl. , BprinOfikld, Muse., Aug. ,p r crop Is In an exceedingly end i position and the market la vurj Irerlab and excitable. Lost yeitn- op has been eotnpletely exbausled the supply of old hops on linno i reduced to the uilnumum. Matij Sports The UomesU-sd preliminary ti e ' cttul cetisua aureugo mid Mi iid Indicatu the Uitul crop will h ewliftt under laat year's yield li tie of Increased urea ill). M E CONFERENCE. I, 1 Lew Ih, but an the latter Inul with (lr.twn, they Would nominate it. J Convened in Portland Yesterday BnlvHy, of Yuklimi. Judtfe Nush, at Centenary Church. -.... . . ,... ,...m- .... 11.llf1 nf'X'lfJJM MtWlfc J Xorley is Returned. London, Aug. 20. Election yes- Itiy at New Castle on Tyuo re- llted in the return of John Morley, Ury for Ireland. Scarcity of Hands. KABdo, N. D., Aug. 20. There t soarclty of threshing machines ; men to man them uud farmers i becoming alarmed at the skua- , "Much of the grain is ripening ily and there uro not men ugh to cut It. Some grulu groiv- f shrunk on account of being ovei ppp.: .'i- 'ShocK of Earthquake Lyons, Aug. 20. A shock of ribqudke felt here today. Also it Jre guueral throught France. Breckenridge Will Bun. Louisville, Aug. 20. Hon. W. E(J. P. Breckenridge was today do. OirHl tho Democratic nominee for faorigress from tho Bouth district. f , i i i i ' Troops Go Home. Buffalo, Aug. 20. All troojw have been ordered homo except 2,- !(Xt members of the Four! h brlgudu. THE CHOLERA. ift Is Making Progress Wostward, The Deaths Yesterday. BeriMN.Aurr. 20. Cholera Is in ireaslng at Humburg over eight hundred cases recorded with three itfcuudrod deaths. Hit. Fisteusiiuiuj, Aug. 20' Cholera returns for yesterday show Tn upward Jump there 032u new tees. Deaths 2077. HKW xbmc, Aug. 20. Health olBoers of New York are today pre- Ijttring to light oi! cholera should it Make appearance here. Dr. Edison, Military superintendent, thinks 14 bolora will undoubtedly roach this port within the next week or ton 'f Dbtroit, Aug. 20. Special meet tng of health board has been held to IWVlae tho means of keeplug out the cholera. Cholera Enters England. London, An. 20. There 1h no doubt cholera lias at length cntcied England. The iIIhumu. wus brought here by tho steumer Goiuma which rrlvea ut Oraveseud yesterduy from Hamburg. Two aliens who nrrlv- td on the Gomma were taken Mel:. They were 'ut ouco removidtntho pdal where they died. 14 Defaulting Troasuror. Oqpkn, Ang. 20 A profound ttlon has been caused lu bust- circles hero by tho niinouiiee- it that William V, Holfrloh.Clty Hirer, was a defaulter in sum rlng on (160,000. Helfrlah Is grand recelvorof the it order of United Workmen this Jurisdiction. By tho do- iloation the order Is loser of it iiaoo. PoiiTLAND, Aug. 20 At 8:30 yes terday morning the conference of tho Methodist church for Oregon con vened in the Centenary church. Bishop J. M. Walden, JJ. D. LL. D., called tho conference to order, and thesacramentof the Lord's sup per was administered by him, assist ed by all the presiding elders and the pastor of the church. After singing the doxology,a pray er was offered by Bev. N. Doane, D D. Then the conference sang "Conn Thou Fount' of Every Blessing" Following that, Revs. D. L. Bpauld )ng and T. L. Jones offered praers. Bishop Waldeu read the 1T2H Psalm and a chapter from the Epis tle to the Epheidans. He also mndt an address concerning the L' rdV upper. Rev. John Pdrxons, secretary of tho last session, was re-eltcted to tin wine position, and he railed the roll f the conference. Revs. O. E. Cllne and H. P. El- vortby wero appointed nnslstunt 'ecretarle?, Rev. H P. Webb et tls lcal secretary, and Rev. B. A. Btr Sonfereuce secretary. The following ministers were thei introduced to the conference. Revs. T. B. Ford, G. C. Wlldong John Fllnn, N. 8. Buokuer, John Jansen, O. A. Luse and D. M. J.Hm wortb, of the Puget sound confer uee. Rvs. G.ar.Trwln,M.M. McCart.R. Thurlow, of tho Idaho conference. J. C. Clark and G. W. White, I 'he African Zlon M. E. church. Among the visitors from Hi Fnuiclsco.proralneutly.was tho Rev. J. D. Hamraoud,oue of the most in Icfatlgable church workers on tin Paclfli slope. Rev, G. M. Pierce was requested by the vote of tho conference to re port Its proceedings for the daily precs. Bishop Walden announced the fol lowing ministers as having been .transferred to tho Oregon conference; Rov. J.N.Deunlson, of Puget sound; Rev. J. A. Hmlth; of KunsiR; Bovs David Wolfe, D. Wlgsted, and E.L. Thonipion.of MinnesotajG. W. Gue, of the central Illinois conference. Tho programme for today Is ap pended herewith: 8:.'i0a. m, Conference session. 2 p. m. Anniversary of Woman's missionary society, followed by Wo man's foreign mlsslonnry society, 7:458:45 p. m. Anulverburv of tho church extension society. Ad dres by G. V. Quo. 8.45 p. m. Anniversary of fno men's aid and Southern education society. Address, D. A. Wateis. SKin'OIt OK I1I8H01 WALDRN. Bishop John M, Walden.wlio pre sides, was born at Lebanon,0., Febru ary 11,1831, und Is now 01 ytars of ago. He tea well-preserved man, and dues not appear to be moru than CO years of age. He was brought up on a farm, und nfterward occupied a position us clerk. Ho graduated In 1852 from Farmers' eolleuo. Subse quently ho ctmo a Journalist uud educator. In 1850 ho became a locul preacher, und afterward was one of tho founders of tho Freemen's Aid society. While presiding older of the Cin cinnati conference he was elected agent of tho Western Book Concern, which place he tilled until ho was chosen to tho Episcopacy in 18SI. Io was a prominent member of tho ecumenical conference which mot iu Loudon lu 1881. Bishop Walden has charge of all the Methodist con ferences on the North Paclllo coast. He is Entitled to Dainago. Han FitNr'idO-i, Ang. 20. EM- of Spokane, nominated J. T. Eshel- w"m lr"u." xnr, formerly in man. Tho vote on ilrst ballot xtoed: ! ",0 MifW Blalock04Shaw 1(H); Snively 104; Eshel man 3 On motion of Pierce, Snively's nomination was made un animous. White the ballot was being cist Ronald received ja, telegram from Seattle urging him to accept the nomination without regard to platform. After Snively had ocknowledged the nomination, James Hamilton Lewis was called to the platform amid vociferous appluuse, and oi vie a brilliant speech. The convention udjourued to 8 a. ra. today. THE LOTTERY COMPANY. Making an Effort to Gt Into the Hawaiian Islands. San Fkancibco. Aue. 20. A re- I cent arrival from Hawaii Is author ity for the statement that the Loulsluna Lottery Co., through confidential agents In Honolulu, is endeavoring to obtain a charter from the legislature there. The eompuny, taking advantage of the well known need of money iu the fsland kingdom, oilers a tempting bait In thesliapoof $1,000,000 toward an ocean cable, as well us $100,000 per annum to further local enter prises, and an additional sum to meet half the running expenses of the government. Furthermore, It promises to put on a weekly line of steamers to San Frunclsco. Owing to the strong religious sentiment of tho people, It Is doubtful If tho pro position will bo accepted, though from a purely financial standpoint the arrangement would beavir (table bonanza for the country. The negotiations uro being carried on wun inucn secrecy, nut ns soon us it shows itself In the legislature the missionary following are sure to make a fierce onslaught upon It. If the bill passes, It Is not so sure that the charter will be of much beueilt to tho company, as the United States will doubtless refuso to per mit the lottery compauy to use the mails for tho purpotes of its husluess. 'f Hie Pacific Mall tMilimn., will enlerji claim with the state depirimetr at Washing ton ajralnut the government of Eqnadnr Tor 50,(K)0 damages. Car liu says he went to Equador in 1888. At Cuunc, an Interior city, he was seized by the police authorities and thrown Into the vilest sort of a dungeon, where ho was brutally treited for several months. Hp was then forced to work in the mlues iorayear unci uiier mat was re turned to prison, where he was kept nine months more. He was then released ond told to gel nut of the country. The only explanation ollered for the indignities heaped upon him wus that he was the wrong man. After his release Car lln discovered that he bore a re markable resemblance to an English man who had swindled a number of people, and It was on this account ho hud been arrested. Carllu's story has been corroborated by a number of Americans and English men at Cuunco. "Thick and Glossy." PACIFIC LA 1 AND OR 'TIIE PRODUCTION of an abundant growth of lialr, ; a sllk-llko texture and of the original color, often results from the use, by tlioso who have become bald or gray, of Aycr'3 Hair Viger: "1 was rapidly becoming gray and balJ ; but after using two or three bottles of Aycr's Hair Vigor my lialr grew thick and glossy anil the origi nal color was restored." M. Aldrlch, Canaan Centre, N II. CHARD CO. $2.00 Perdozen forthUUnest Unlsbed I'llOTOOIlAPHfcJ in theclty. FOR TOWiY LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. J.L " A trial of Aycr's Ilnlr Victor lias con- MOVTEE BROS.. vlnced me of Its merits. Its use has , rv,,aj. Qirt not only caused the hair of my wife and 189 Commercial Street, daughter to be abundant and glossy, but it has given my rather stunted mus- n n lachef a respectable length and appear- k l rtUbUi X.. XI.tfcuu, vAaoi, wu.v. I I have used Arer's Hair Vigor for i s....i. o.nl ut four or five years and find it a , wuu v mi A, H. FOIISTNER & CO, Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc., WW Commercial Street. Tirir THE OANAL SQUABBLE. ttin nn.qt most satisfactory dressing lor ma nmi. It is all that I could desire, being harm less, causing the hair to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render the hair easy to ar range." Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles st., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, rnZFAIlED BT Or. J. C. Ayer it Co., Lowell, Mass. Gold by Drugglsta and Perfumera. Salem, Builder. Oregon. T. J. KUESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemeketa Street. RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA. Euro- Held to Answer. Portland, Or., Aug. 20. The of Montgomery, tho Albany (raph operator, who la charged sending through tho United l iuhIU obscene mutter, rctleot- upon the character of Railroad t Chapman, at that place, wus oruy uniteu mutes Com. ir Woodward, by his hold- tl tuxmsed to answer U'foro tho iud Jury, with lall ilxcd nt f25(). rfatel) wtw furnUhed. There was ttia tffort to get down to the but- teota, which promise tu be of a (Hmwwhat spicy nature, hut Be- DtotrisH Attorney Lock wood Is that he eau secure all the low ha wants before the Jury Is ready to take up the JUthorllle 0uured. i'SAMMOKO, Aug. 90, Tho paiwrti whWi have been accuned of if exeNUng the tdtuatlan, i on th MUlliorilhM ami attack i tor pwwWeatly denying the i la MHttiuurg of the Asiatic i auUI th vloienoe of the out- ooiiBwlBwit no longer Tlwy e4dui If th authorl I tutwiUwl at Um i4rt that ynm tru ebek, sanitary I mifht have Uw tmforewl twM kave MvvtMitad the I T Mm IWmhi tu tint wxttuit It i roairil at 8t, Ftt4rK AMumktmu, m th VuUm, ' itHM lm chiw. whU'h ha mulun Ut rtty, hw Jfet iU WF VwsW' WVsjKf Democrats of Washiugton. Oi.ympia, Aug. SO --At the eve ning session the Ilrst order of biisl. iirss was tho nomination of nrei-1- dentliu eleutors. P. 1). Arnold, of (JIicImIIh. und L, II, Platter, of Spottune, were mado uomltiees by acclamation. When tho roll of counties hud lieon called only two nominees hud been presented, Whit- muu county then nominated J, W. Stearns, und King county distin guished Itself by voting solidly uguliixt htm. Steams wus nominated as was also ox-Governor Church, of Snohomish, who was uoinlnuUd by acclumatlou, amid shouts and dicers. Forcongres9, Thomas Carroll, of Plorco, was nominated by iiuolamu- lion. SH)ktuie presented J. T. Hon aid, of King, and cries from King county followed, Tho luidlenco yelled to ltouald not (o accept. Warner, of Whitman, seconded tho nomination, and pledged ltonuld 1000 majority for oougress. ltouald said it had been his ambition etuco hoylKHKl, out ho could not accept tho nomination, us ho absolutely favored liberal appropriations forull Internal Improvements, Inoludlng Lake Washington canal, The roll call of nil the counties had been cum pleti'd with but oiio nominee. Yu klum then uomlunted Warner, of Whitman delegation stated that Mr. Warner whs n caudldato for neither governor nor congressman this year, Arecwaof teu mluutea was taken tu enabls the ixnivontlon to prveent a candidate, A motion to adjourn until momlug was voted down. A motion to suspend the rules and In nomination of second eongres muii mm, was wrriwl, nod iiomlna tlons tot governor were called, for, AsotlB, rt oouuty in the roll call, yielded to Yyalla -Vallw. whloli plamiDr, X. G. ittalaek in uom- liHtthtu, Clarke Tho Dicoase is Spreading in pean Countries. St. PKTtiKSiiuita, Aug. 20. Wed nesday new tnses of cholera were 174 In excess of tlioso reported Tues day, uud the deaths wtre 84 iu ex cess of tlioso reported tho same day. rho totals for ltuesia, uccoidlng to oillclal figures, were070 new cases and 2743 deaths The disease is spreading lu this city, but the peo plo now show little concern uboutlt. Tho number of new cases reported hero Is lurger, hut tho death ralo Ib smaller. Tho doctors say thediseoso is less virulent in character, and that iu addition to this the number of deaths has been lessened by better arrangements lor tho treatment of patients. When the disease first becamo epidemic the phjslelaus of tho city wero greatly overworked, but now u number of doctors from other places are serving In tho bos pltuls and much closer attention can bo gl von to tho sull'orcrH. The num ber of hospital uttenddtiU has also been largely Increased. There has been no relaxlon of of strict sanitary regulations, and any violation is met with prompt punishment. It Is hollevud tho custom that provnlls among tho poorer classes, many of whom during the summer leave the city und live at Sturaya, Novuyu, Dorovynn, Polustnovo and other suburbs of St. Petersburg, has done much to prevent the mortality Iu tho city fiom being greater. As yet tueso places hnvo been little atleoted with tho dlseuso. Though the out look is better at present, tho author Itles uro looking forward anxiously to the boglnn ug of cold weulher, when the genua of dlseuso will be oomo h irinlen. One reason for the pen- le of Ht. Petersburg not getting panlc-attlcken over the disease Is that JMiropenn, and perhaps also Asiiitio, cholera Is epjdemlo lu the city, uu nveriigo of 3700 deaths auiiuully being due to this cause. During tho present erldemlo the deaths have of course, been far more than usual, but with thu disease ovor present In tho short, but hot summer I hat prevails here, the peo pie huvo, In a measure, lost fear of. Privy Council Has Decided to Al low tho Status Quo to Continue. MoNTUUVL, Aug. 20. Another meeting of the privy council was held yesterday, the reports of absent ministers nu the questions to be de cided having tieen received. Itseems to be understood the principal ob ject of the meeting Is to consider the action of President Harrison in the matter of canal tolls, ft is untlelptit ed by those who appear to be well Informed tuut tiie government will allow thestitus quo to continue, as there are only six weeks of naviga tion remaining this season, at thf furthest. Shippers will bereimburs i d the 20-cent tolls by the govern ment, and it is expected that by the time the next season's crop will havf to bo moved Canada will be inde pendent of the American canal at St. Mary's falls, as thociual on tin Canadian side wi'l then be fit for tralllo. Hugh Hvau, contractor fu tile St. Mary's Fulls cunal, hue sent u special messenger to this city tort cure men for the work, which is d bo carried on all winter. In prepara tion for the opening of excavation, theiigent has engaged 60 stone-cutters who will proceed to tiie wnrke at once and renuiu all winter. This action Is hi puisuonceof an order from tho government to push the canal to completion with all possible expedition. READY TO RETURN. Go to Work! Fatal Railroad Accident. Okkunsviuj;, Pa., Aug. 20. Yesterday morning lleury Fisher, bridge foreman on the Slienango, Pittsburg & Lake Erie', started with a force of men on tin engine to re pair the dumage to biidges done by water evening before. At Dlxonburg ouo of the bridges gave way, pie clpltatiug the engine to the stream below. Foreman Fisher was killed, and Couduclor Dillendiefer had both legs cut ofl. Ho cannot ucover. Othcrw ale said to have been fatally injured. A relief train with physi cians on board has been sent to Dix on bu rg. iHtthtu. Clarke eouuty prvjteuU-d -hi. 8. P, Shaw, T!h Yakima tie. WuUhi Wv hew latKrueted for Hospital Doctors Acted Foolishly. Antwkiu', Aug. 20. -The exolta- ment caused by the Aslutlo cholera in tuts olty is Intense. These who can are preparing to lenvu the city. It has transpired the Ilrst persous to fall victims to tho dhouu were the hock laoorers. Tiioy wero taken to tho hospitals, where the d.xitors, though they wer-i fully a ware the disease was Asiatic cholera, stated to n newspaper representative U was common cholera, and nothing to be feared from It. They noted on the worn-out theory that oouctajment of thodlK'Hso will prevent Its spread. That their reasoning was fallacious was soou proved, for other patients wero soon takeu to tho hospital suf fering with the same disease, and tho number of eases has constantly luoreased since, Tho first victim tiled almost Immediately after enter ing the hospital, and the appear auce or the bodies If uothlmr else, was uufllolent pnof that ooiumou cholera had not caujed death. The bodies retalu their heat for a longer period than la usual when death U cawed by another disease, and they looked as though they had beeu through a long attack of sickness. Mauy physlulaus hold that a port- mortem exaailuatlou would have reva!d the faot that uullguaut aud not slmp'e chcleri wss the tMMte ot death. Democrats of Idaho. Uoisk, Idaho, Aug. 20 At tin afternoon session of the Democratic state convention yesterday the re port of tho committee on permauuui organization was adopted. Tin commltteo on plutform made u te port, ond It wus adopted. The platform endoises the plat form of tho Chicago convention, and pledges its support tp thu nalioual candidates of the party; tree and un limited colnuge of silver 's demand ed, und tho international moiieturj conference Is denounced us a fraud; the euaetment of u force bill is pro tested ugulust. The platform says. on the subject of the Ctuur d'Alene riets: We denounce the courso oi ltepubllean uuthoritles lu dealing wun uiiairs lu Shoshone cnuuty af ter tho suppression of all riotous demonstrations and arrest of rioters as a deepduld plot and political sup presslon of a free vote and a fair count and tho dlsfraiichlstment or expulsion from the stuiu of Demo cratic voters In that section, we de nounce the usurpation of power and tho truitnioI course pursued by J P. Curtis, the military satrap now clothed with a little brief authority In Shoshone county, especially his unwarranted Interference with the private and peaceful occupation of men ntteudlug to thelrown buluesa uilttlis, such us closing down the PooriHHii und Tiger mlues. thus throwlug i uuiuber of men out of employment. Ou tho subject of ud mlttlng Mormons to free privileges ofclllzuiHtilp, the platform says: We brand the provisions In the elec tion law us passed by thu Republi cans or the last legislature as uncou- stltutloiittl uud ox post facto, and de- luunueaita repeal. Wo favor an Immediate test case In the courts for the determination of the const It u. Modality of said law, iu order that this prescribed class or cltUeus may exercise the rlghU of iranehlw at thecomlugelecllon. Nominations for governor were theii declared In order. K. a 6tevensou, Johu M. Hurke, uud J. M. Dalleutlne were placet) in uoinl tlou. Nine Ullots were taken win,. Strikers Proposing to Again. Buffalo, Aug. 20. Now that the switchmen's strike Is oil", the ques tion worrying the men who went out is whether the railroads will take them back. It was given out on several roads that an understand ing to that ellecl was arrived at. Arbitration Commissioner Donovan is quoted as saying: "I had inter views with tho superintendents of tho principal roads involved, and requested them in the event of the strike belnij declared ofl' to give em ployment to as m my men who were out on a strike as possible. The superintendents of the Lehigh and Erie ussureri me thev would do so," From other sources it is learned 'hut L'icKiwauna people will prob ably take back all the old men. Superintendent Fennell, of the Lehigh Valley, wheu asked If he would take the old men back, re plied; "President McLeod's circu lar, Issued a few days ago holds good now. In It I tun given discretion ary powers. On our road about seventy-live or eighty men struck. There are now about tweuty-flve vncuncies. We shall look around aud 8i.e who the iL.en are who have kept awny from the yards and made no disturbances. These men will stand u very gooj show of getting work." General Superintendent Bartlett, of the JJuflalo, R ichester & Pitts burg, said: '-Wo have men engaged and on the way to take the places ui uju (sinkers, una win nave no vacancies. We may take back some of our men, but it will hardly be consistent. We grauted our men eyerything they asked tor, but it Heemed they were determined to striKe. When they went out I dis charged them aud told them plainly they had not acted fairly with -the road." BICYCLES. Full bill bearing Safety HI cye'e". The lowest priced wheel lu the martlet. Tlia best In tbe world fur tne price. C.U. Browu Acnt,7t8 tommtr clal est. BADABAUGO & Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, U State Street SOTB BROS., California BnUcrxj. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. HOEYE k MILLS. PORCELAIN BATHS AND HHAVINa PAIILOR3, Only Porcelain Kath Tubs In the city. 2U!)Com.St.,HiUem,Or. J. J. IMK1NS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE FOPNDHY On State Street. Illll.lft.n m THE Salon Hack-man is U, rOIILE. .Best Line In the City. Court Street. CANDIES, Tnit and p. O BlooU, Cigars, R. T. miMHliuYs, ClKar and Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 2A3 Com'l Streot J. E. JIUHPHY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, NOH'IH BALbiM. 31 US. E. C. UOA'CO. Baths for Ladies, HAIR DRESSING PARLORS, 124 Court Street. T. W. TH0RNBURG The Upholsterer, Remodels, re-covers ami ,.! upholstered lurnlture. $? rlas work, stale Insurance block, Ghetrieketa strw ' J01EN IRWIN, Garjienter and Builder, Shop (B state street. Store FUtlnpra aSpeclalt "Patching for Cholera Germs. San FitANCfSco, Aug. 20. Only two ships that uy any pro)ublo chtuce could curry to S.in Francisco any germs of cholera are now on their wuy here. These are the Brit ish Bhlp Jessomeue, which sailed from Antwerp Aug. 10, and may Lo expected to arrive tcwurd the last of next December, and the British ship City of Athens, which sailed from Antwerp August 13, aud will propably arrive hero about the mid dle of December. Strict precautions will be takeu on the arrival of these ships the poit siiuitary authorities to destruy uil dlrly clothing, bedding Hid merohnndlse suspected of con lalnlng cholera germs, go tbat thlf city may not become affected. Fatal Accidents. Eucikni:, Or., Aug. 20,-Lewis Vaunhn.the 12-year old son of A. L. Vaughn, was killed in a run away accident twelve miles east ol here, Wednesday eveniug. Ho fell from a wngou uud the wheel ran over him, breaking his neck. A little daughter of O. Q. Cartwright, was probably fatally burned In Neis' hop yard, nbive Sprlugfleld, yester tordny afternoon, She was playlug about thf) camp stove, ' wheu her dlothluK b.'came ignited, she was horribly burued. Notice of Assessment. TOTICE IS HERHBY GIVEN that by ordtr it of tbe common coiiucll of tbe city of SjIsiii, iuatle on tbe Ctb day of July, 1 trj 2 , au aisetv mtut w8 diilj ltvleil upon all rroperty abnl tlDg on Cbeiusketa etrttt, from W atcr street lo I2tb strett. Huiil asfcssuient Is bereby maile for tho linprovemeut of said Btrnt. Said as SMsuient shall be dne and payable to tbe re corder of tba city of 8aleui teu days from the date of tbla notice. A list of property abuttlDK on u id street and thoonner thereof and the amount assessed to such property ia hereby set out and made a pirt of this notice. .Nutlet is further given that unles said amounts so as sessed are paid within ten dajs from tho eiplr. atlon of this notice, that I shall proceed to collect the same by law : W. Iireyman and E. Breyinan; lot 1 in block C2 of the tity of Salem, Oregon, Hit 05 II. W. Cox; lot in block Gl of the city of balem, Oregon, $115 23 J. It. Mump; lot 6 In block 49 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $U 03. J E. Starkcy; lot S in block 50 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $U 03. Stato Insurance Company- beginning at tho southeast corner of block 50 in the city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated on tho duly recorded maps and plats of said city aud running thence westerly along the south line of Bald block 85 feet; theu'ee northerly on aline parallel with the west line of Commercial alreet in said clly, 40 feet; thence easterly on a i line parallel with the Bouth lino of said block, 83 feet to the west line of said Commercial street and thence southerly along said wtst line of Commercial street, 40 feet to the plate of beginning, being 48 feet by 80 feet of lot number 4 In said block number 60. Also be. glunlug at a point which Is 40 feet north of the southeast corner of block number 50 In the city of Salem, as shown and designated on the duly recorded maps and plats of said city; thence northerly along tho west line of Commtrclal street of said city 25 feet, thence westerly on a line parallel with the north line of Chemekoh. street of said city 105 feet, more or less, to tho alley in said block, thence southerly along said alley on a lino parallel with tho west line of said Commercial street to the north lineof said Chemeketa Btreet, a distance of 71 teet, more or less; thence easterly along the south Hue of said block number 50, 80 feet, mora or less, to the sou I hn est corner of the property beretofora conveyed by this bank to the State Insurance Company of Salem; thence northerly on a line parallel with the west line of Bald Coinmertlal niri-ci, m leu to me normwist corner .if !,! property ennvejed to Bald State Insurance Compauy; thence easterly along the north line of Bald property convened to the btate Insur ance Company as aforesaid, 83 feel to the place of beginning, situated In the city of Salem, county of Marlon, state of Oregon, $141 03 lirst National Dank of Salem, Oregon; com meucing at the northeast corner of block 43 In the city of balem, Oiegon; thence south along Commercial street, 45 feet ; thence west parallel with Ohemektta stiet,05 feet; thence north parallel w ith Commercial street, 40 feet; thence east along the north boundary Hue of lot num bered 49, 05 feel to the place of begiuning con talnlng 2UJ5 square feet of ground, excluding streets aud sidewalks; also commencing at a point which is 05 fiet west of tbe northeat corner of block number 49 Iu the aforesaid Ut of Salem; theuce south parallel with tawi. clal at;eet43feet: tbenca west parallel with Chemeketa street S fiet; thence north parallel with Commercial street 45 feet; thence east 05 feci , faciug and along Chemeketa street to the northwest corner of the bunk building now erected on said block, being the place contaiu Ing 2700 square feet of ground, muVe or less excluding streets and sidewalks, but excentlu ' therefrom the property com e ed by the late William btewart to Sirs. A. . heeler by war riiity deed dated April 27. .b87, and recorded in the record of deed of Marion county. Oregon Juy 11, 1887. book 34of deeds page 45? together with the tenements, hereditaments and appur tenances Oiron,in i.ui,..ni.... , - i'i.ur- A. A. J heeler: beginning at tbe northwe'st curuerui 101 i in mock 49 In Salem. Oregon thence snnlheriv ln n. .i, ,. iivc.'uu hence easterly parallel with Chemeketa stree i . f.ee: htnce northerly along east line of block 22 7-12 feet; thence wetttrly 125 fae iV??e ,'!ur,1"tls 45 fm north line of said ginnlniT feet lo'"t "" It. 1'. Doise. fir. ami 11 P- TIM., t. . .. . block 31 of the city of Salem. Oregon, fit, 03. oSgot,1 ,a block Jl ' tho "w s": said 32 V e' ROFULi lmptu'iy of . e b'-nl wiii, i , utwtill.ll .i.il 9 e i Hie'lllis ii 1 1 T tlioneok; cuiisi'i ilulultiliiil , 1 1 . cm the ..Wis, h E-. or f i ol j tc uli i 1. 1 1 in tlto eyi$, wi s, or now, often c..-. v 3 liliuelncss or etcndiesa, U the mlfl.i i ' njilci, eaucertius growtlis, or tlio nui ,v ' i r manifestations usually nscrilej ii liunorsi" anil f.istentng upon the luni ii.es cunsuiiiptlon, ami (!ntli. lln lie 111041 ancient, It Is tho niot gcurnil i ilt ilK'Asei or nfteitloin, lot ory fe. orwus nro entliclr frve Irum it. Ho.rco',n CURED By taking lloo4' Sarsajiarllb, which, t y ho remarkable cures It lias accomplished, iften wlieii other iiiedlclncj have tailed, tit pruveu ltclt to bo a Ktent and pecnt at moillctne tor tliU etieae, jjjuia ol (l.osa cures are really vumlerful. if you uiter from scrofula oi Impure blowl, be sure to try Itoeil's Sarjifatllla. rcry spring tay wire anil clitlclien nave wen tiimbtvsl wltU sciofula, tores bre.iV. wg out ou them In various places. i!y Uttlo boy, three years old bis been a terrible sufleier hat n-rlim lie a one mass of sores trem head to lect. 1 w A. N. Gilbert; the north half of lot 1 in block ! In the city of Balem, Oregon, f Hi 03 J. O. tMlanii nl X In il,.i. ,1. .. Salem. Oregon, tltioi. " "' "J C" of 41. A. Thompson, all that -part of lot R In b ock 2i described as follower" wit; Degi , u tig ,t he northwest corner of lot 8 in block 22 in balem. Oregon, thence easterly on south "nf ?5 5"f?rtrt' .'! feet; thence'somK ii.y . r,. "'ee lu-U feet lolhe south noofsaidlptS; thencewesterlyonsaldsou 1, erty street; thence northerly on salt east lin, Liberty street 82 10.1 J ,, to beginning Marciret Mnrlnv all ,.t -.-i ... block a desclbe.1 a, follewsriwlt: 'Z,lU uiuS a, a iioini nrj leet east of the northwvlt corner of block 2-J In Salem. Oregon, and rm, ning thence aouth 8ii feet; thencS west 56 Uet thence sorth 8JJ4 feet; thence wVt ,,' north line of said block W.MfitTtoJ beclnnlnB.MRon uet to place of oegonoT"' l0UJul"u 53 . s.I.n,. J. W, Dickfrson, lot 5 In block 4 In the hi. of Salem, Oregon. $!t 03 he C,,J Amelia C. Hlle; lot 8 lu block 5 of the cite of Salem, Oregon, fill 03. ' J. U.btump; the west half or lot5lii.in.v mi? t?e..c1!? of Mm- Oregon, f 7-0 asjFswsw a, im1.!?. block 70,D the ' comer of lot 10 In bl.nk Ti tn".ufm oY feet, thence southerlj lir.llel with till. . side of ..Id lot 66 fett to L'uth line of lidM ? Uienc wwterly along aud south ltn. uit to the west line of .aid blcek" ihn nohf f ' 66 feet to ulace of l.oi..i.. V.ra nonheriy a&F&j! reu Jck and ruuniniT t ; "' .'V.".,"' ".a.lu south line thereof to feet; thence Sor.heVl? luralle with the west line of said block 1M feet, thence westerly parallel with the south Wort01 1? id blCk C. fe'1 ,0 the "'" 1 ueo?sa d piace or beginning. said block f. 40. J. C, Smith 1W feet to fill haf .. ..... . c,Ibed.slollows:TeRnnng,tl.poluton the south line of said block lJo feet east of .h .hew est" lint rXKW : i'.rbh"1"'1?'.?.1"' .- .-ui'him so.j,erlypar.l1ei;;i,hVhetlneeol'es.fae Boa.aaSftS?'.,"ft!!t P'rtof b,ock 4 of scribed as follows. Beoiin,i' V 8lm' de thereof and ruTnin 'L.! northwest corner north line of said bloA n, ,",."1,,'0.CB the follows, to-wit U lu Balem. OregGn "tl .nciVestali . " b'Xl SSftJ1." .f -meset. atre't ' feit l0,hS h tllllrt it , ..n.ll., a """ l0, ,i ,T. 5:,-.:"X""""' ."" " lot io In block wuth.rl, ,t ,Ubl Mgle; wltU Vaid "n.if',75! SI 5,."?t. street to th. uth"1,C ? " "ifet. Ihence Xl sdilaoil to us Hoed' Sanaimnl.:! ami otu ueoisive result, but on the teuth laeklltaVlt. Ttiervsultls that alt Iut the Ballentlue tueu went to Ilurke bwo twtiX r tM c0u, We toj aud nnmlnutxl 1,1m n.i, . .1 teln8wwlyr trow sores, ana Mucin ,i , 0. " ' " ot my cliUdf t to brl8t ana heMtr-r, rmddeut orBhwhone eouuty aud a W. ii. Atkkto.v, Rmalo City, K, j. pruHilneut mine owner. J, A u-.-ji- e........ti,. Jouw, onJUekftwt, w nominated M00Q 5oraparia ywtuH Mtrwa Ull today, lQQ pf w Qnt Do(,r block Tti thence northerly tlcn w iV CaThoVtcSIVoyi Sti'gtf.i .f. ,b' Sal.B.. n t.uSJT ,u D10c n theclti or 8.1MO. Oregon. (Hi fs ,n ,b tix1 W WCTasVAtfiffltaMo, to Dortnvr.t c rner of lot i in hntf , " rmnUg thence ea.ttrly . long the iei If' hDi MM lot a S.IJ feet: these. i Imii Ph "n ' Ith west Ho. of ttld lot th2 ii i" ,,Jir,,U, .Ud lot) lbenMwtiV;uiVS "" Mid lot to the .outhcutc. nn ih?. U? rortherlr .long U,. w".Mir?. iVh'iT.' ,heo thence southerly narallel S.if ff "Ea '.n(:h"' ald block. l5 feK then?. ? We6t "De of with the north nn'i'n',11"?? ?,eJ'nllel -. i. ..i... .x ""v v caiu uiocK.roirt.iV ,i or' bnin.,nT5L.S5,her,y m '- lh. P er0.: dfiaa s1 .hity'o',1 LYe of ?,ob- as follow.; Ueglnniriff oi, i? le01Sj?ec,,bd Mid block 127 ftet and -HMb0 mtb llBe ' the sonthea, corner of ,3. S &?" thence northerly parallel wi.hn ,U(i ruunlg ald block, 163 7F"t' th.' Vl f," ""e of with 11, , !h ... -,'-,uen?e. westerly parallel . -"" vm1 II Ut- 111 SI1ll hl.... -. .-. ineoce southerly untiai Tr Zl ' 0I t. -ocMiJt-or AW lie'cnyal?0 5,f f nb"' low,; BenninB t the ,'.h'ic?Ul " loi- r parallel with the ... ii. yvu,:o outn. WoVA Wt,f&iiion?or.hhae"!. rt" " 1 1S3.60. a'on to the city of Salem, 8aUr5;,81te.,OU,n b'0f . cltyof th.'c1,nTlofDh'r?5i'o''n block 6, , 1 to th. city of 8.1"rrh?".-. "I I Inllort Jlarr E. w.m,. ,;. 7-".". m us of SelJiTo--' .7.'.U'B Wock 70 in R.lTY. 1".". UO. n.in.. t . '.'-.': J. tord.Iiiiivi I'Totlce of Asaesomcnt. VOTIOK IS IIKnjDYoivFX thatbyorderof i tho comiuun council of tho city of Balcru made on tho Bth day of July. 1H92, an atscssl ment was duly leUed upi n all property abut, ting on Commercinl street from the south side or .Mill Btreet to the Bonthern IlmltBof thocltv Snld assessment Is mado Tor tho impruvenient of said etrect. Said assessment shall be due and payable to the rt corder of tho city of Salem, ten days from the duto of this notice A list of properly abutting on sahj ,lleit aU(j the owner thcreol, and the au ount assessed to Buch prorerty is heiehy set out and made a part or this iioilce. Notice Is further given that unless said amounts fo assessed are paid wltbtn ten dajs frrm tho cxpliallon of thla uotlco, that I shall proce.nl to collect tho same by law; .T.J. Murnhv and n. CI. Mnmliv. ti,., ..n.. of block J8 of the cltj of Salem, Oregon; $Jsl Fraukie P. Jones; the west half of block J9of the city of Salem, Oregon; $381. Harriet T. Clark; lots i and 5 in block 41 as dcblgnali don the recorded plat of tho cltv of Sjlein, Oregou, $05.25. ' ' Amos btrong; lot 4 In block 44 of the cltv o Salem, Oregon, $107 40. ' N. J. McPhersou; nil of the south fraction of lot 3, block 44 in the city of Snlem, state of Oregon, said fraction containing 32 feet more or less; to be mere explicit, the properly con. veyed Is all of lot d lu blucK. 44 executing 42 feet en tho north Bldo of fraction or said lot sold to, and now owned by Mrs. John A. Johns and bounded as follows; Beginning at a point on tho east Hi o of lot 3 in block 44, of Salem Oregou, ii feet southerly from tho northeast corner of said lot, and running theuce westerly parallel with the south Hue of Bald lot 105 feet moie or Iibh to the west lino of said lot- theuce southerlj along tbe west lino of said lot to tho southwest corner thereof; theuca easterly along the south lino of taid lot; thence north, erly aloug tho oast lino of said lot to the ulace of beginning, $J I 05. Julia A. Johns; tho north Traction of lot number 3, block 44, comprising 42 byloj feet iu tho clly of Salem, Marion county, Oiegon.a. shown aud designated on the reco-ded plats of said ellj and bounded as iollews: Beginning at u point on the east Hue of lot 3 in block 44 of Silem, Oregon, 42 feet southerly from thonorlh east coruerof said lotaud running theneewest erly parallel w Ith tbe bouth lino of said lot, 165 feet, more or less, to the west lino o! said lot thence northerly aloug tho west line of said lot to tho IKltl WC'St COrULT thprenf tlir.ui... ..... erlj along tho north line of said lot, 105 feet u,uid u ic-eo, iu mo iiormeasr. coruerof said ljt theuce southcil along tbo east lino of said lot to the place of beginning, $18 50. llarj btrong hlnuey; lots 1 and 2 In block 43 of Salem, Oregon; $100 60. Allen L liucklufeham; beginning at a point lu eastern boundary 3 rods southerly from northeast coruerof block 42 In Salem, Oregon, theuce southerly i rods aloug said boundary; thence westcrlj at ribht angles to said bound an to the wi stern boundary of said block; thence uorthcrlj along said western boundary 4 roils; therce easterly on direct line to place $-b 20B lng' btlug 1-B of bIock "umber ,2; 1. J. Larsen; lot 3 In block 43 of Salem. Ore gou. $95 25. Hattietaston; lots 1 and 2 in block 41 of Sa lem, Oregon; $1C8 20. Matilda A. l'rescott; beginning at the south, easterly corner of block number 42 in Salem, Oiegon, and running ttnuco northerly along the eastern boundary of said block, 4 rods aid Olett; thence westerly at right angles tosaid eastern boundary to the wtbtern boundary of ssld block; theuce southerly parallel to said eastern boundary 4 rods and B feet; thence easterly ou a tine linn in iim i. .. i,.i - -.-.. .. .u .uw ii.au v. uc.tu mug: tne same being the fraction of said block 4., except the following described land deeded to Sarah Fullerton, to-wit: beglnUugata point on the eastern bimnikr) line of bloik 42 as bhowu by the recoidcd plntof tbocityor SaUm, lu Marion eouuty, Oregou, at a point thereon 4 rods and 0 feet uortherlj from the southeast corner of said block, and running theuce at right imgleB to said eastern boundary line, westerly lo the west boundary Hue; thence southerly aloug tho west boundary lino 2 reot; tlieuco running at right angles tosaid west of boundary line, easterly to the east boundary lino said block; and thence northcily along A east boundary lino to the placo of begin. Sarahiullerton; beginning at a point on the eastern boundary lino or block. 42 as shown by the recorded plat of the city of Salem, in Marion county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4 roua aud Greet northerly from the southeast corner of said block and running thenco at right angles to said eastern boundary Hue westerly tci tho west boundary line; thence southerly along the wtst boundary line 2 feet. v""10,6 running at right angles to said west boundary line, easterly to the eat boundary lire of Bald block; thence northerly along said east boundary line to the place of beginninj; n. ,u V,1'tog described iroperty. to.wit; P. v block of the city of Salem, Oregon, as marked ami designated on the recorded plata or the Bsld city, particularly bounded by be. I lliUlnCf it A htalVA fill Plllntno.Al.1 .... . 4. . .1 lt .71 " " w" uiun bucci ill ran ,V'o . fe? northerly from the coutheast S!5ff?f ",1'J block; theuce westerly .trlfeht Li8. 1 1 t0, ""? Btreet t0 tfce w boundarj of meri-V , ,' tuence northerly parallel to Com. ",,- -; "j" w ""'i luence easieriy ai rigm nV 8ii.flr8t.Demed llno t0 "o place of begin, nlng all in said city: I71.C0. Tf.Ii w '"oouworth, Cyrus B. Woodwortb, JnnIL r,t,e"u nd (J. 8. Woodworth; be Sr hi 8l,ts.poJ,1, on ,be eastern boundary line f A, " '? ,8'lem, Oregon, 8 roda southerly wS?.!.i """V,6"' oomer of said block; theme hinVv iSr."Uel wl,h tb uorth I'ne ot said l. nnC .1 Uei' more or leB. '0 he alley in eald lit?. V he."ic1 ,no,rtuerly parallel with the east I.i 1 w "id V!11' 8 rods to ho north line or fin.nf . J,,8i.,,,,e2ce e"ly long the north nui?.r la bIock' J63 fee nre of less, to the northeast corner of said block; thence south- ihynV.g?i e,,t llne of "l Kook S rod. to the place of beginning; $152.40. thVtrV.JT ,?' V0 Brown d J. O. Brown; Ml? 0t bl0Ck 37 ln Ha,em' Oteeoo; oiock 40 In Balem, Oregon; $J46.40. waMT?.. . McK1iney. Bobert Harrison, Ed half nf lil ,n ni1 Andrew , Harrison; the eat counlJnV1Mk il ot ,ne cl'rf Salein, of the DatJrt f. M'.rlon ,n1 ",,e f Oregon r $Jt6 40. Bated at Salem, thla 10th day of Angnst. 1892. M. . QOODCLL, llecoruer. 13 feet aud 0 inches; thence southerly parallel rlthwest lineof said loi lo the south lino of id lot; thence easterly aloug the south Hue of said lot to tho southeast corner thereof, theuce northerly to the place of beginulng, 173.15. Z. F. Jfoody; lot 10 in block 83 of the city of Salem, Oregou, $14105. Mary Johnson; lot 0 In block 82 of Salem, Oregon, $144 05. J. Batchelor; lot 5 in block 82 In Salem, Oregoi, $141.03. N. A. Ooodell; lot 6 ln block 86 Iu Ibo city of Salem, Oregon, fill 05. Eugenia OIHIngham; all that part of lot 10 in block e, discilbcd as follows, to-wit: HijIii. ning at a point on the north lineof said lot 27 fei t westerly from the nortueast corner thereof and running thence southerly narallel with tho east Hue of said lot to the south lino of said lot; thence westerly aloug the south line of said lot to the southwest corner thereof; thence northerly to the northeast corner thereof; tnence easterly to tho place of beginning, $1J0 50. A. Bush; all that part of lot 10 lu block 8"i accnoea as ioiiuws, te.wit: ueginuing at rno nortkeast corner of said lot aud running thenco westerly along the north line thercol 27 feet; thenco southerly parallel with tbe east line thereof to the south line of said lot; thenco easterly to the southeast corner of said lot; thence uortherl) to the place of beginning; ct.d also lot 1 lu block bj ol the city ol balem, $lo7.(5. T. Mcr.Patton and Lllzi Cook; lot 1 in block 83 of the cit) of balem, Orejcn, $144 05 A.Panlu; lot 1 In Carta right's addition ou tho north aldo of Chemeketa street, $110 00. Jane A. JJumford; lot 14 of Cartwright's ad. ditton on the uorth side of Chemeketa street. $57 65. Issabella Martin; lot 5 in block 80 in Salem, Oregon $114 05. A. Ulesser: lot 13 of Cartwrigl t's addition on tho north side of Chemeketa street, $37 03 W. N. Ladue; lots 4, 5 and 0 in Cartwright's addition ou the south side of Chemeketa street, F. V. Starr, lot 7 in Cartwrigl fs addition on the south Bide of Chemeketa street, $57.05. F. Pugh; lot 8 ln Cartwright's addition on the south side of Chemeketa Btreet, $57 05. M nhodes; lot 9 in Cartwrlght'B addition on tho south side of Chemeketa street, $37 1,5. .u.i. uoBieuo; lots 10, 11 and 12 in Cart wright a addition on tho north side of Cheme. keta stroet, $17J 8) O. T. and T. J. Uard: the southwest quarter (f block bin Itobcrts' addition to tLe city of balem, $138 bO. A. M. Palmer the west half of the southeast quarter of block 6 lu Iioberta' addltlou to the cltj of Salem, $09 85. J. B. Cross; the enst half of the southeast quarter of block 0 In ltobcrls' addition to the tity of balem, Oregon, $u9 85. Mary Caufleld aud Thomas Caufleld- tbe northeast quarter of block J iu Itobt-rts' addi I. oil to Salem, Oregon, $133 80. Hannah Joseph, all that part of block 3 of S'."Ji"la 'o Salem, Oregon, described n iollows, to-wlt: Beginning at the northwest c rner of block J In Huberts' addition to balem, tecrjof 157 feet; thouce east parallel to the MUth line of Chemeketa street 79 feet ."eniC.e,i u.or,b. v"Mei i0 e "st line of 'iwellh street 167 feet; thence east along the s nth Hoe of Chemeketa street 79 f eet t5 he place of beginning, $09.10. E. Shepard; the east half of the northwest su.iicr oi UIOCK a in linlmrta' .,1,11 II . ...... nmuuiri I b dcui, Oregon, $e9i0. lu . easterly ou a ttue line to the place of beln :?;,:i ;". . p ". w-ck s or nob. ii.M,,.T.r"..,.."c""ura M io"-. to-wit .0......b o. in. louiiiwtsi corner or b jck and ruuninu tiio. ..,., J ..... 0 in the city Me, ord. Qiln.iT. vJLr' '. " ord,D.i,Tl r' B.ker, lot J in WoVk'eita ,h? a Wft Oregon. I11S.M. "m of BUtm 'H:.,,0,,i8ci? Wk' ..c4.y or f Wdrtdxe.FLk.B,."-.- ' -- M.T. RINEMAN SEALE& IN emm m Ksnfv mupmp! , .-..V U.VVIIV., . . K fll. tllSnn.. V . A.Wdrtdg.. v.j? Brown Ta AH?rW.M, K4drlde,p.j Ei0riJ",S-A; Ooolrtt, H. O, S? .a'"i th. north r.irW u4 v TSf.T. uuwswarp, Utrips. Woeda "tttfj ? Jh. eV o S SSL? i1. ? ii".!Tv.r aii kind? Wmiii iSS1. -" i iwcs mi. J1Hl aoi' "V "lit.tiiTi i aTL. a xruii m taetr saoo. 'il i .4- 1