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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
Catholic Far.

The Catholic fair scored another So
clal and financial success last .eyening
when Miss Kreb's aud her pupils gave
a splendid musical entertainment a
more extended notice OF which Wi |
appear later
A ilne oil painting was awarded TO
the holder OF tlcket number 1860 last
evening. The lucky man was II. p,
Sallisch.
The noted contest for the most pop
ular young lady Is quite close and ex-
citing. The prise going TO the win
ner Of the contest Is beautiful and
costly diamond ring set with rubies
Al last account Miss Lizzie HolYer-
son had 55, Miss Linnie Stutsman 70
aud Miss Charlotte Hellenbrand 6s
votes. The result will be known
Saturday. The choir will give an
excellent and carefully prepared
musical program tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
salem Mlnor Courts.

j. w Kirkwood was arrested last
night for drunkenness aud given i've
days la jail by Recorder Edes this
mornlng.
Crank Bergett, Of Chemawa, was
arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
II. N. Derby on warrant sworn out
by his wife Rll'a Bergett, charging
him with assault with dangerous
weapon aud was arraigned In Justice
ii, A. Johnson's court and his trial
set for y. m. today. Bergett had only
recently been released from the
county jail, after serving term in
prison for the same offense. This
time he went home aud threatened 20
kill his wife besides assaulting her,
as she alleges, with dangerous
weapon.
The testimony Cf Mrs. Bergett and
Mrs and Miss Tidwell was heard aud
Attorney McNary moved that the
case be dismissed for lack OF sufficient
evidence 10 convict, which was done
by the court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
Marsh Pleads Guilty,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.--Gldeon w.
Marsh, who was president OF the Key
stone National bank, which failed in
1891. TODAY pleaded guilty TO indlct-
ments charging misapplIcation of
funds OF the institution and making
false reports TO the currency.
Marsh's counsel presented state
ment alleging that when Marsh took
charge OF the bank he found a short
age OF over si.OOO,OOO. He merely tried
to cover the deficiency and when lie
fled from the city in 1891, forieiting
$4,000 bail, he had not a dollar OF the
banks money. Sentence will be i'm
posed Tuesday next.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
THE WEATHER.
Tonight and tomorrow fair,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements Of Residents and Visitors al
the Capital City.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City.
lFor additional Local aud Social see third page !
Holiday goods. handkercelefs dolls,
purses etc. racket prices, Wieglns
Bazaar 307 Com. 81.
Rev. DIR. G. W, Cue and Mrs. Cue,
OF Portland, are guests at the home OF
Rev. D. A. Waters.
The members of the Unity Guild
will give a social party aud dance at
the hail Friday evening.
Rev. ]. W. Shulse OF Marquam, the
former pastor VI Leslie Methodist
church OF South Salemi Is Ia the city.
N. E. Kegse, OF McMlnnvllle, has
returned home. lie was accompanied
by one OF the hospital attendants
aud is recovering nicely.
Richard W. Williams, a former
resident OF this city and student at
" AiiuinCblC OuiNNiolbl hoo i1NAA hNd
10 his home at Portland after short
visit with old friends Ia this city.
Miss Josephine Krebs, OF Portland,
arrived today and will remain TO
study music with her sister She Is
a talented pianist and will now per-
feet herself in the SeschItIzky touch.
A JOURNAL representative Is at
Dallas TO report the trial OF Magers
for the murder OF Ray Sink at Salem
Sept, 10. IL will be reported Ia full
and will be the greatest criminal trial
ia Oregon for many years.
Il. Il. Geer, governorelect, has
taken up his residence In this city.
IL Is stated that he has made nc
promise OF appointments, though his
mind Is pretty we'll made up on one on
two matters. He has not announced
the fact but Walter Lyon will prob
ably be his private secretary,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
Good Substantial Presents.

Go to the New York Racket aud get
good substantial holiday present
for your father, brother, or son in the
way of neat and warm suit Of
clothes, oYercoat. shoes or hat. We
have all kinds OF fanny holiday goods
but there are those unable TO spare
money for them, but can for substan-
tial and useful presents call aud look
over our lines. All sold at racket
prices. cod 2t& "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
NEWS FROM DAWSON.
A Thousand Men Making Their Way to
the Coast.

the Coast.
VICTORIA, b. g., Dec. 8.--The
steamer Rosslle, which has just ar
rived from the towns on the Lynn
canal, reports that thousand men,
from Dawson, are making their way
TO the coast.
A contingent Of Northwest
mounted police were To set out from
Skagway on December tor TaRlsh to
establish headquarters. They were
deprived through death OF all except
nine Of their Labrador dogs, which
they brought with them from Quebec.
The dogs, while in Vancouver, got
hold OF some strychlne, which killed
40 OF them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

III want you 70 write me Just as nice
a notice OF my business as you know
how, for THE CHRISTMAS JOURNAL.
1 want to send some papers TO my
friends TO let them know that am
living and that our town Is alive"
"A Salem Business Man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
Xmas Suggestions

We desire 10 call your attention 10 lew
things that win make desirable presents;
nioe nress Pattern.
Winter Jacket.
A Plush Cape.
A Pair OF Fine Ladies' shoes.
fRlT Of Gents shoes.
A Pair OF shoes for the Children.
ladies tur 1rlmmed Felt slippers.
Mems nice Embroidered slippers.
Mems and boys Hats.
Caps for the Little Folks.
fascinaiOrs and shaWls.
SAX and Linen Handkerchief.
ladies' Night GownA
Mems Night Gowns.
Wool aud Kid Gloves and Mittens.
Neckllos for mon and boys.
fuF Collars and Muns
This "A only 4 few OF thc many things We
ontr NJ our usual low prlces,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

Miss Laura Meyer. Of Elmlra, N.Y.
who has been the guest OF Miss Gene
We've Hughes for the summer, has re-
turned to her New York home. She
was accompanied to Portland by Miss
Hughes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

II Geer, Moore, Dunbar the new
state ofiiclals want TO be buried under
an avalanche OF Republican disgust
and public contempt let them keep
all the generations of Republican Of
ce-holderS right where they are.
Likewise their sons and daughters
and cousins and aunts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup furnishes
most substantial comfort and relief tu
consumptiyes: II works most remark
able cures. Don't despair RELIEF
can certainly be had; a cure is possible
with this wonderful remedy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
The Ray Sink Murder.

Sheriff f, w, Durbin and deputies
are busy today 10 subpoening the
witnesses throughout the county who
will testify at the Ray Sink murder
trial at Dallas. A true bill having
been found against Mayors by the
grand jury Wednesday. The jury is
being formed today aud the case will
In all probability open Friday or, at
the latest Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

How could the new city admlnlStra-
tion bring about any reforms II all
the push politicians were left 10 Office
IN keep sp their push the other way I?
How can the new state adminlstra-
tion bring about any reforms IL the
state house push aud the state insti-
tuition push are all left in their places
to push the other way?
All the active political agents
should 20. They know the ropes for
robblnR those under them. robbing
the state; robbIng those above them;
robblng the taxpayers; the people de-
mand a change. The state oificla Is
should not be blarneyed or deceived
into supposlng that no one can I'LL a
public Office but one OF the present
combination, or the people will feel
that they we're decelYed In puttinQ
them there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
EDITORIAL.

The ofice. holding combine always
pretend to vested rights aud help one
another to protect them. For 10.
stance, IL ls now claimed that the
pledge OF the Salem citizens candl-
dates for recorder and MARSHAL TO
serve for $1,000 a year, and turn all
fees collected over that amount into
the city treasury, was brlbe to the
voters, and affords ground for con-
test.
Now this is the greatest rot. No
lawyer OF a0y ability can construe
this offer OF these two citizens can
dldates, TO take the present salary OF
$500 each, aud the argument not TO
take more than $3.50 in addition as
fees out OF cases before the city aud
comfy, as bribe OF the voters. They
do MT need TO take a dollar
OF such fees above $500 un-
less they waot TO. They
could have agreed to turn all the fees
above $500 into the treasure. Would
that have been brlbe TO the voters?
II might have "brlbed" the majority
against the push ticket into larger
dimensions. TIE long and short OF the
matter is that for city government
to take offences against the laws that
are in the Jurisdiction Of the city and
make cases out OF them against the
county for the fees, has been a species
oflegallzed robbery OF the taxpayer
aud the people were very tired OF the
business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
TO CURE A

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BrOno Qunine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II IL falls 10 cure. 2jc. The
genuine has l.. B. Q. on each tablet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

Or. Keene, the political dentists on
returning to Medford said senatof
Mcbride Ia sure of re election, he
don't think, Which is one way of put
ting 1t. But that is two years away.
Albany Democrat. Mr. Keene prob
ably never said so, or said so before he
heard from the city election.
Albany Democrat: A tramp printer
in the city today says the boys In
California used TO tell the joke on
John Talt, the printer, tnat his wife
once asked him TO set hen on some
eggs, when be asked. "How solid or
leaded." Perhaps 1t will take
printer to appreciate the joke.
-
John NJ. Gearln has Joined the law
firm OF Dolph, Mallory & Simon, in
Portland. which will henceforward be
known as Dolph, Mallory, Simon &
Gearin. Mr.. Gearln is the third Dem
Ocrat who has been a member of this
partnership, his predecessors being
Judge Belllnger and the late Judge
r. s.. Strahan.
-.
Albany Exchange-Th next county
court Of Marion county will pay
George Bingham about 5000 for col
lecting taxes IL was the business OF
the sheriff to collect That is Bingha
wrote the tax payers notice and they
came in and llquidated. A hornets
nest needs to be put under the Marion
county court and left there until
their stingers are blunt.
s"s
Mrs. Grannis, president of the So
clal Purity League,of New York City,
has raised a tempest by broadly stat
ing that 1--WE all know that the white
women and the girls, Of the South, are
all full of colored blood" The people
If the South'are justly indignant.
Mrs. Grannis is several kinds Of a
fool. Ifthat Is what she sald,she is a
glarlng case OF person pretending TO
be religious and purified, who has not
particle OF real refinement or hu-
lnanity TO boast OF, TO say nothing OF
Christianity.
s"x
The asylum board OF trustees-GOv
ernor LORD, Secretary OF State Kin
caId and Treasurer Metschan-met
aud reelected DR.. w. T. william.
son as first assistant, and DR.. l.
+. Grifiith as secod assistant physiciar
at the asylum for terms OF four year'
each. The vote was unanimous IL
both cases. DR.. Williamson has beer
first assistant physician for ~ years
and DR.. Grlfiith second assistant fol
nine years.
r. The public regard this as simply a
process OF perpetuating the present
asylum administration. II this IL
true, what use In the people doing
anything tC get a change?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
JOURNAL "x-RAYs."
What alls the State Fair? Pushed"
TO death.

What ails the State FaIrY Pushed"
to death.
What is more colorless than local
paper without a particle of local
color?
Mckinley is right. Itis wiser TO be
a hopeful patriot, 'than a snarllng
pessimist.
Well may the town OF Jefferson re-
jolce. Her citizens voted TO build a
new school house.
McKinley's message has not sent
wheat up a cent. 1t will take free
coinage or famine.
ttt
A Salemite writes from Detroit:
"must have the home news Am
interested In the city election"
-.
The man or newspaper who wants
to hog everything aud crush every
thing will be both hORged and
crushed.
A machine composed of gambling
joint at one end aud Bingham at the
other can no longer run the Republi-
can patty OF this city.
-
No matter what your politics or re-
ligIoD, 1t is your displaying the alive
and let live" principle that decides
whether you are man or not.
The IllIhee Club can set a noble
example by voluntarily Offering TO
pay retail liquor license and a
billiard, poolroom, bo Wiling alley and
cigar store license.
First 10 the spring school election;
next in the primaries last March;
third in the city election. VIII the
old city hall, county seat, sta'e house
ring never take hint
-.
A Michigan judge has decided that
silver dollars TO any amount are full
legal tender. Senator Mcbride and
the Republican congress are trying To
pass a law just to the contrary.
An old Republican warhorse writes
THE JOURNAL from Albany: "YouI
work In pushing the independent
movement fer officers is, TO say the
least, very commendable." salem
voters seemed to think so, too.
II. p. Boise, Sr., Eugene and Werner
Breyman are happy taxpayers but
they are happier as Rrandfathers, OYeI
the advent of z. p. Boise, Jr. jr, May
the little taxpayer live to be an In
dependent man like his ancestors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. Never Dis
appoints those'whO use IL for obstinate
coughs, colds aud lrrltations or the
throat aud lungs. IL stands uurivaled
as a remedy for throat and lung
diseases. Sold by all druggists for 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

Ii anyone wishes TO contribute 20
such fund this ofilce will receive aud
account for the money. One item Of
26 cents has been left with us by a
taxpayer from Polk county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08
LOCAL EVEN rs.

Dee. l0-Monday eYening-Salem
Chamber OF Commerce annual elec-
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

r. P. Boise, Sr., Eugene and Werner
Breyman are happy taxpayers but
they are happier as Rrandfathers, oyer
the advent OF z. p. Boise, Jr. jr. May
the little taxpayer live to be an in
dependent man like his ancestors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

Log Cabin candy at Ellis s. zinn's,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

The best boot blacks, Ellis s. zlun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

An old Republican warhorse writes
THE JOURNAL from Albany: "Your
work In pushing the independent
movement fer officers is, TO say the
least, very commendable." salem
voters seemed to think so, too.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

A Michigan judge has decided that
silver dollars TO any amount are full
legal tender. Senator Mcbride and
the Republican congress are trying to
pass law Just to the contrary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

First ln the spring school election;
next in the primaries last March;
third lu the city election. VIII the
old city hail, county seat, sta'e house
ring never take a hintp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-08

The Illlhee Club can set noble
example by voluntarily Offering to
pay a retail liquor license and a
billiard, poolroom, DO Wiling alley and
cigar store license.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16

The grand jury is still ID session and is deliberatiug on many lm- portsnt matters.
 George Merwin and wife and child came down from prescott last night and are at the Commercial-Enter- prise.
 Sam Laudon, of Jerome, is in town today ou business matters His many Prescott friends will be pleased to know that he has resumed the hardware and furniture busi- ness and is meeting with deserved patronage
 J. H. Collins left this morning for Jerome, where he will settle up his business affairs and remove to Pres colt to locate permanently. NIT. Collins is brilliant lawyer and will be a valuable acquisition to the bar of Prescott.
 Yavapai county has a new fnan- cisl question to handle in its politi- cal life of the future, viz; the free and unlimited coinage of silver and copper. What the ratio of the latter will be put at, only God and the United Verde Copper Company know.
 ". E. Deity, superintendent of the Little Jessle mines, came in from Globe yesterday morning. He will be in PheniI this time for two or three days.-Gazette.
 The following Nasons Of Prescott, left this morning for Globe to attend the session of the grand lodge of Arizona at that place next week: A. A. Johns, Morris Goldwater, F. G. Brecht and R. V. Eredericks.
 The man behind the bsllot was around and about, on Tuesday back ing up the man behind the gun Los Angeles Times. The proposi- tion that prevailed in Arizona last Tuesday was that the man behind the booze was against the man be hind u gun.
 Jack" Nutter, until recently an employee Of the United Verde com pany, came over from Jerome thIs morning and in a few days will leave for Cripple Creek, Colorado, where his services are wanted. He IS one of the best rope men on the Coast, and has many friends who regret to See him leave Arizona.
 We are pleased to state that Rev. H. 4. Brown, of the Episcopal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16
FETCHING FASHIONS.
Styles and Materials For Fall and
 Winter Wear.
Especial Correspondence.l


 Especial Correspondence.l
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The newest fAnoies in waists are very pretty, and while generally quite complicated they do not look so. In the accompanying illustration may be seen three waists which are types of the general idea. One Is waist to havana brown cash mere gown intended for dressy home wear. The waist is drawn to the belt in gathers over snug lining to the bust line, where it ends with a guimpe of lsce over pink silk. There is fall of lace across the bust held by bias folds of havana brown silk. The sleeves are of the lace. barred by narrow insertion and lined with pink silk. The belt and stock are of the silk.
 Another is of the newest fabric, or, rather. the latest one produced this sea son. It is So very beautiful that 1t is bound to be a popular material for handsome home gowns, quite rich enough for receptions and dinners, thongh that would depend much on the way 1t is made. This is called drap de soie or silk broadcloth. It seems as if raw silk was woven like broadcloth to achieve the effect. It is soft and silky and luxurious to the touch, and yet thick and firm. It is produced in all the light colors of the season and also in the beautiful dark prunes and deep purples now so fashionable. In this instance the gown was made of frosty lavender
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16
Fron Fridays Daily.

McCord's regiment did not forget their gallant comrade Col. BrodIe.
 The public schools of Yuma were compelled to close for three weeks on account of the prevalence of scarlet fever.
 IL may not be out of place for a republican paper to state that Col. Wilson is elected delegate from Arizona by a majority ranging from 600 to 900 votes
 It is said that the election is still going on in Jerome, that IS instead of men being run up to the polls they are being run out of town, simply because their ballots showed the sentiment of their manhood.
 The grand jury today turned two supposed offenders loose. This body evidently has some regard for the principles of freedom, as well as for piliBg up 6 debt against the county.
 Justice of tte peace St. James, of Jerome, is in town. MT. St. James. although 6 Hickory democrat, en- tered the republican column ID so far as his election was concerned at that camp.
 Hermann Stock, a pioneer of Prescott, aged 4 years, died last night. MT. Stock has resided ID Prescott continuously for over 2 years, and among large circle oi friends and acq dalNtances was hiSh- Iy regarded for his genial fellowshIp and true citizenship.
 Col. 4. O. BrOdie will leave In a few days for his Crown Point mlue, near the Hassayampa, upon which he will resume work at once. The mine IS looking splendid and there is no doubt whatever but what r will in the future be 6 very heavy and profitable producer tC the men behind it. We trust that DO political enmity will be thrown at Colonel Brodie from now ou for being the owner of FREE GOLD MINE.
 Robert Brow has finally located the Rough Rider lion and made al engagements to bring the animal to Prescott at once. By some mistake the mascot WAS side tracked from other Arizona property en route from the east, and landed in Indian territory where it has been located. It will be shipped by express and 1t is the intention of MT. Brow upon its arrival to turn it loose on all voters he can find who fought for ninst the government on the Sth of November.
 Men who work on newspapers do not seem to be in favor with the voting element generally. The power of the press may be recogniz- ed when it comes to non-partisan questions, and aside from one of the craft. but as vote getter the pen IS not mightier than the sword, par ticularly so when the latter gets down to work on election day. This seems to be somewhat forcibly and aptly illustrated in the case of one candidate who worked on this paper and who also had his scalp lifted beautifully high in the air on the S,h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16

George Mitchell, foreman of the United Verde Copper company, and who with others of that corporation received his passports on election day to go and do as he was ordered by the "push" was a visitor to Pres cotr yesterday, coming here on legal business. MT. Mitchell is an ex- perienced and practical shelter man and thinks of entering political life in preference to handling copper ingots
 Another Rough Rider victory took place today. Captain Geo. Brough- ton. of the Grand Army, and Troop CT Geo. Taylor, (colored(, oi the Rough Riders, became involved over q little matter of carrying ''Old Glor,," recently in a parade in Pres colt. BroughtOn and Taylor met according to agreement this morn ing and chose the old opera house as their Moro Castle. The slugged each other in good style, and as T,ylor was onto field movements as executed in Cuba in better shape than Broughton, owing to the anti ouated tactics that preva led m the civil war, Broughton was hanked on every movement. Later in the day, Broughton got his wind back and pulled down the flag of truce, when Caylor emerged from behind the trenches, armed with base ball bat, which be used instead of a mschette. He parried at the atmosphere for time and finally richetted on Broughton's arm, causing the splin-- ters to fly lively. Broughtou yelled like a Spaniard and surrendered, and Taylor went foaming down the street to hunt up other Rough Riders and shake. He ran into Judge Campbell, who put a kink into his fighting inclinations by holding him before the grand jury in S250O-more money than Taylor ever dreamed of. This iudge evil dently don't like Rough Riders, like the average Arizona voter, and hls actions do not seem to warrant the crime. The moral of the fight Is don't monkey with the Rough Rider. He's bad Injun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16
MIsCELLANEOUs.

Fresh candies at Aitken & Robin on's If
 Oyster cocktails, the first of the season, at Shumate's If
 Caledonian coal is the best and cheapest. Delivered to any part oi town. Leave orders with B. H Weaver.
 The legal officers of the Crowned King Mining Co.-N. c. Shekels, director and president; Hubert Will kinson, director and vice president; Jas. NJ. Taylor, director and secre- tary; Geo. P. Harrington, treasurer; K. H. Hetherington, resident agent; Harrington and Shekels, superin- tendents. fl4tf