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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-09
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ment, by competent farmer, who
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market reports.
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AND
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the same day at p. m. Returning boats
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arriving al Salem al 3p m.
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GLANCE AT THIS MAP.

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The Child Garden.

The delightful Chicago chlldren's
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In curing con-
sumption there's
nothinglike taking
Time by the fore
. lock. Doctors say
consumption can't
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have arguments to
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; right under their
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THE FARM NEWS.

A practical farm paper, edited by a
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writer's, contributed 10 by the best
known agrlculturists OF the country.
IL contains what the farmer wants.
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WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallis, daily Tex
cept Sunday.l
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1890 am. Lv. Portland. Ar J6iso p. m.
IEIS pm. Ar. Corvallis. Lv 1888 p. m.
AT Albany and Corvallis connect with
trans OF Oregon Central n Eastern Railroad.
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4i4S p. M Lv. Portland Ar. I S.7S am. |.
7,aS p, m. Ar. McMinville l-v $3.50 a. m.
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DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and second-elass sleeping cars attached TO all
through trains.
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Oe,,.;.s : iae eonvicts at Sing Sing were
~ 'sel a,'s 70 welcome the new arriv-
thsS sno II they desired to continue
Of a. 'iohy suggested by the name
the;r =. lainous penal institution,
,blv ,", ~orus Of greeting would prob
u. ,-Ae ..- a form similar to these:
eo.v;o., n, - earn TO respect each others
lA New York Herald.
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Express train daily EXCEPT Sunday.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL
OF POLITICS.

A book by y. Hofer, on the rotten
primary system, price 25 cents. Can be
had Instead OF any Of the above prem
lums.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
PRISONERS ARE PAROLED
Out of Many Cases the Prison
Commissioners Give Relief
to Two.
Acts of characterization at San 0uen.
tin Prison Severely Dealt With.
Solitary Cells.

The State Board Of Prison Commission
ers met at San Quentin Prison yesterday.
full board was present, Director Fitz-
gerald having returned from his trip 70
Europe after an absence of nearly three
months. He occupied the chair.
The board gave part Of the morning ses-
sion TO hearing cases OF prisoners accused
OF insubordination, and Others who asked
70 have their lost credits restored. VIII
liam Preskil, q prisoner from Alameda
serving 2 term of FIVE years for burglary,
was found guilty OF knocking down an
other convict and kicking him brutaIly in
the face. He was deprived of all the cred
its he mad previously earned. William
Howe, % years OF age. who was I'm pris-
oned for five years for assisting Brugge,
the Santa Rosa murderer, TO escape, had
six months credits restored. He said he
wished 10 get out and help his mother in
San Francisco.
Prisoner Mcknight, in San Quentin for
burglary committed IN Los Angeles, was
deprived Of all his credits. He is the feI-
low who made vicious attack on Prisoner
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
VERDICT FOR TIE BANK
Wells, Fargo & Co. Secure a
Heavy Judgment Against
Mrs. Cohen.
Was Indorser on Two Prom issory
Notes of $4,000 Zach Executed
by B=ck & Co.

The famous action of Wells, Fargo &
Co. banking-house against Emily G..
Cohen OF Alameda for $4,000 and interest
was settled in Judge McKenna's court yes
tertay, when the jury, after fifteen min
utes' deliberatlon, returned q verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff for s24, ,161 10.
The facts briefly related are as follow:
In 1892 W. F. Beck & Co., who shortly
afterward failed for large amount, bor-
rowed from the bank $50, 900. giving as
security two $1,000 notes, payable in
thirty and forty days, and indorsed BY
Mrs. Cohen- Some months later Beck 4
Co. went under, and when the notes fell
due the bank demanded payment of Mrs.
Cohen
She set up the claim that the notes had
been extended beyond the original time
without her authority, and consequently
she could not be held liable. Suit v as &C
cordingly begun TO recover the amount
claimed with interest Hearing Of the
cause was postponed from time 70 time,
but was finally reached three days ago
the result of which has already been told.
1t is understood that an appeal will be
taken.
Mrs Cohen is the widow of the late A.
a Cohsn, the famous railroad lawyer, and
IS generally reported TO be very wealthy
Recently the London and San Francisco
Bank recovered in the Alameda County
courts 81, 600 Un similar Endorsements.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
a SERMON 40 SAILORS.
Christian Endearorers Hold Service OF
the Oregon

Christian EndesTorers Hold Service on
the Oregon
There is no need of asking the sailors of
the United States steamship Oregon to
take front seats IN the six-inch gun space
when the Christian ERdeavorers come on
board 10 hold their prayer-meetings on
Saturday evenings. Standing-room was
at premium last night when the floating
committee visited the warship. The in
terest shown by the sailors was really re-
marksble, and the number of conversions
show that the faithful work Of the En-
deayorers has not been in vain.
The meeting opened with a praise SER
vice led OF George Duncan Jr., and after
several stirring hymns had been sung
Miss Bowen, from the Oakland floating
committee, led in prayer.
Rev. ". Tu0bs addressed the sailors
taking his subject from First Corinthians
1:xiT. In brief address Rev. Mr. Tubbs
told how in early days he had served on
board Tarship. ait costs something 70
be q Christian on shipboard," :" he said.
Let man say be Is q Christian and i'm
medistely he becomes the target for the
comments Of his fellow sailors"
Miss l. NJ Clayton and Charles Wood
man followed with brief addresses and
Miss Martin and Miss l. Hamilton sang
q duet.
Inc meeting closed with q pra-er by
Rev. W. Tubos, and the EndeaTorers re-
peated the Mispah oened diction.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
les get together and begin actual negosia-

ties get together and begin actual negotia-
tons
The CalIfornia, new political weekly
with PoDulistic tendencies. and edited By
E D. Crawford, will De an active factor in
the new fight Its editorial staff has re-
Gently been selected, as follows:
E. D. Crawford will be the publisher Of
the California, and the editorial staff will
probably consist OF the following:
John s DOre OF Fresno. Attorney ]. r.
Welch OF San Jose, Judge E. VI. Gibson Of
Oakland. Judge :. NJ. Buck of Eureka,
Professor Richardson OF San Bernardino,
Hon. J. Taylor Rogers. Or. G. ". Day
wait of San Francisco and Joseph A. john
=00
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13

DevIne IN the iute mill two weeks ago by
striking him with machine weight on the
back of the head.
An inspection was made OF the oId furni-
ture factory building, with a view of Sc
lecting place for new cells for the soIi-
tsry confinement Of refractory prisoners.
The warden said that the cells could re
built for 500, and as they are badly needed
to better preserve discipline IN the prison
they viii be constructed at once
Monthly bills we're audited and allowed.
and the warden stated that he had pur-
chased one OF the kitchen ranges, which
were recommended at former meeting.
Ihe afternoon session was secret, the
board occupying the time IN considering
applications for parole II. c. Barrett OF
San Francisco and J. Perry of Santa Rosa
were psrolede James E Dugan OF Los
Angeles, who had but two months to
serve. was pardOaed. as his offense was
committed under exasperating circum-
stances.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
Park Police Make a Search for
the Body of the Supposed
Suicide.
THE CLOTHING Is IDENTIFIED
Winona Jacobs Bought a New Ouif :,
Changed q Apparel and Left
the 0.d Things.

Winons Jacobs, girl Il years OF age.
was the means of causing 9 sensation
among the park policemen yesterday
morning.
A bundle OF clothing belonging to 8
young girl was found in the brush in the
park, and it was at once thought that q
case of suicide would be developed. A
close search was made of the brush, but no
trace Of body could be found. The
clothing was then sent TO police head
quarters, and Detective Anthony recog-
nized it as belonging to Winona.
The girl when s years old ran away
from her home in Cincinnati and went 70
Chicago. There she was picked up BY 8
woman, VINO for some years made monev
out OF her BY sending her out TO beg. Her
married sister. who then lived IL Portland,
Or, learned of her whereabouts, and sent
her money TO take her to Portland.
Recently the family removed to this
CITY and settled at 217L Polk street.
Winona got restless again and quietly
left her sisters home on August q. She
went to Mrs. I. Rolett, 3036 Lombard
street, and told her story OF being an
orphan. Mrs. Rolett took pity upon her
and gave her home. Detective Anthony
mad been notified by her sister of her dis
appearance and he found her at Mrs.
Rolett's. He took her to the home of the
Young Women's Christian Association,
but after being there for about 8 week her
sister thought she would give her another
chance ana took her back.
FRIDAY morning Winona again ran
awsy from her sister and TOOK SIS with
her She bought g new dress and Jacket
with the money, went out 10 the park and
changed her clothing, leaving the old
clothes in the brush, where they were
found. Then she went TO the home of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton and asked 70 be taken in again.
promising TO be q good girl
When Anthony saw her Ihere yesterday
she said she liked the place and was going
TO remain as long as they would let her.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
HIS NECK BROKAN.
James DeIee, Teamster, Fatally In
jured in a al .unaEay.

James Delee, Teamster, Fatally In
jured in a al .unaHay.
James Delee, teamster for the Ameri-
can Garbage Company, was driving
g team along Sansome street yes
terdsy afternoon when the horses bolted.
DeIee clung to the lines. but at California
street be fell OF his seat. He struck the
ground on his chin with such force as 10
break his neck.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
but died on the operating table. 1t was
found that he had also sustained fracture
al the base of the skull. His body was
taken TO the Morgue.
Delee was . years of age and lived with
his mother st 476 Eighth street. His
10 see him before he died She is heart
broken over her sudden affection.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
Had a Load of Lumber and Made
Half Pilotage Fees on the
Transaction.
CONCERT ON THE BATTLR-3RIP
Sailors Will Ratertain Their Friends
on the Oregon N IT Thurs.
day.

The bark Mercury sailed in yesteaday.
Captain Colby knows every turn IN the
bay and in consequence he took his yes
sci right up the bay and anchored abreast
OF Oakland Creek without assistance The
Mercury is from Port Blakeley and has q
load Of lumb Der aboard. During the run
down nothing but light winds were en-
countered and Captain Colby says that the
best breeze ne ran into during the entire
trip was the one he encountered OF the
Golden Gate.
The steamer Yaquina is now out seven
days from Seattle, but the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company Is not worrying in
consequence. CAPTAIN Goodall asserts
that the Ysquina is only 8 5knot vessel
and should not be looked for before this
morning. When she was turned into q
cargo boat the Yaquina's speed was re-
duesd and now she cannot make as good
time as . sailing ship. In consequences no
one looks for the steamer before Monday.
Nevertheless the shippers and owners are
worried and news from the vessel is anx-
iously looked for.
The ozttle-ship Oregon will be open 70
the guests OF the crew next Thursday
| evening The men are 10 give g minstrel
performance IN the forecastle and the Off
GERS Will oe the guests OF the evening. The
men IN charge Of the affair are Chairman
/ Terry, General Manager Hare and Stage
Manager Cooney. Should the concert
pass on successfully the chances are that
II will be repeated IN the City for the bene-
| 1t OF some charity.
The British ship Springburn sailed for
Europe yesterdy with load of wheat e.
u. Goald sent out two pigeons on her, and
when on the Farallones they were re-
leased The fly TO 2901 Jackson street was
MADE IN quick time, and fanciers are now
anxious 20 send their birds out on ali out
going ships
The steamer Lyderhorn, CAPTAIN Ham,
merass, got in from KutchInotzu. Janan.
yesterday. She anchored IN the fairyay
and Assistant Chief Wharfnger Scott had
20 go ont in the State tug Governor Marx
nam and order her 70 move. The Ivder-
horn Is here IN ballast and will load wheat
for Europe.
The men on the Jessie Fremont had
hard experience last night Sneakthieves
got aboard while the vessel was at Mis-
sion-stTeet wharf and stole everything in
sight Captain Simpson lost MS best suj:
OF clothes, his watch and chain and - 90
in money. The deckhsnd lost all his coin
but his trousers were spared. In couse.
ouence he had TO 60 uptown and buy
pair OF trousers for the captain before the
latter could report matters at the police
station.
The seized sealing schooner Jane Grav
got in from Bering Sea yesterday She
was oyerhauled by the American patrol
boats and ordered south. The captain as
serts th-s he was strictly within me law
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
Sent 20 state Prison.

Judge BeIcher yesterday sentenced Tiburcio
Sanchez 70 i've years in San Quentin for steal
Ing purse containing 20 cents Chew All
Doc was given ten years in San Quentin for
robbing Dan Freeman, eolored-
Judge Bshrs sent Eugene LEferty to San
Quentin for TWO and half gears fo- burglary.
George Thomas got three years in Fossom for &
similar oheuSe- An Hing, charged with
burglary, was released on his own recog-
nizance in order thst he may be depor teo.
h W Boekmsn got one year in san Quentin
for halfinterest sEfndle.
The trial OF Leroy 6. Harvey on the charge
OF grand larceny was set ior October IL.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
NEW TO-DAY.

You know coffee is used
fresh roasted. Tea ought
to be-for the same reason
taste.
Ours are the only tea
firing works in the United
States; ScMzzIMg's Best is
always fresh-fred when it
leaves our hands.
A schilling s Company
San Francisco SIS
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
wiIIiam.. Case sim Unsettled.

The Dick Williams case mas gone over until
next week Prosecuting Attorney Henley yes
terdAy closed mis- argument in opposition to
the new trial asked for by defendant His r.
admiSxibilfty of the AFFIDAVIT against which
Attorney Collins had fought so vigorously
Judge Morrow took the matter under advise
menf, and VIII probably render decision on
Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13

and that the revenue cutter was in the
wrong IN seiZing his vessel. The question
viii be decided in the courts
The steamer Zealandia, now at Pacific
street wharf, will 90 to MARTINEZ next
Wednesday. The space she now occupies
VIII De wanted by the Australia when she
arrives next week
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
shot \ Deer.

The proprietor of the Cafe Zinkand,
who is rusticaring at CaEadero, shot deer
near that place few days ago. 1t was
sent 10 this City and Friday evening Mr..
Zinkand's son, Ferdinand, invited num-
Der of mis- friends 10 banquet at the cafe.
the leading features of the menu being
venison served in variety of styles.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
SILVER men,
ORGANIZED!
HEIBeGARTERS
CALIFORNIA SILVER C4HPIIGI CsANITTEE,
BILbEH HOTEL. SIS PRIyCHc9.

Officers of Bryan Silver Clubs al.
ready organized throughout the State
are requested to communicate with
this Committee. Speakers and lit
erature will be promptly supplied.
All friends or silver are urged to be-
come active in the struggle and orr
ganiZe clubs. Send for constitution,
bylaws and blanks. Names of voters
to whom literature may be sent are
earnestly solicited.
WILLIAM p. LAWLOR,
Chairman Campaipn Committee.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
sutro Baths To-Day.

There will be an interesting swimming pro-
grsmme a. Sutro Baths this afternoon, begin
ming al O'Clock There viii be IO0-vsrd
handicap race. 9 5O-ysrd race snd some fancy
exhibitions by the California Swimming Club.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
AMusEMENIs

BALDWIN TzEArER.-~Mzdarne Sans Geres
tomorrow night
CALIFoESIA THEAEEE--" On the Bowery."
Co1UNsIA TEEATEE-.sT The WIFE
- soEosCo'S OFEzA-E EoUsE--Ths Great Brook
lyn HAndicsp-
lLNoLI oPFEA-Ho oCsE--@ HanSsl snd GreteL'
oEPEEUH-High-Class Vaudeville
AIcAZAE TEEATER-"A Al the Comforts OF
Home
sUEso BA1zs-Bathinz and performances
SEooT TIE CHUT=DSuy HsiEhE street
ere C-ock esS- o. the PARK
bAsEBALL-Sixtesnth and Folsom streets
= AkCHANICs INSTITUTE PAvrLIoS-TweHty-
hlaih industrial ExpoSisioa tomorrow.
, n c a AUDITORIUM corner Mason and Ellis
stree-s-LincOIn and laughter, Friday evening
September Is
SoLDyS GATE PAzK-Goldsn Gate Park Band Il,
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13

Chairman Campaign Committee.