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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

one ana two connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tialns
giving direct service ID and from New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
TO reach camping grounds on the
Breitenbush and Santlam river the
same day.
II. l.. WALDEN, EDWIN BTONK.
7 F. a 4. A. Manager
TURNER Agent Albany, Orc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
JOURNAL X RAYS

Wheat and hops half price, taxes
doubled. That's what ails us.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Ignatius Donnelly has discovered an.
other cipher, and II isn't a Shakespeare
an cipher, either, but the ticket he's
running on.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
The Best Presenpuon lor Malarla.

Chills SUD isVer l. bottle of Grovu's rasieless
Chl honir, Il Is simply iron aud quinino Ia !
tasieicss iofm No cure, no pay, rrice So.
s 10 6in cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Sheriff Durbin on the stump proves
more than match for the three giant
journalistic intellects Of Salem who have
turned their batteries loose on him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Tho Tongue organs are terribly wor-
ried over DR.. Daly's absence from the
canvass, while that gentleman has 10.
turned 10 his home at Lakeyiew, where
he il assisting his neighbors aud friends
in their time Of trouble, Most OF them
have been left homeless by the recent
fire that consumed the greater part OF
their city, and the gallant candidate Tor
congress againt Tongue is there minis
tering 10 their wants la plain neigh.
bOrly way.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
WOOD SAW

NO Machines
work Done Quickly.
Telephone 2oS3 black. Leave orders AT
residence on l2th street, or Steiner
market. NJ. NAN FLKEr, YEwPAKK San
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Newspaper advertising for churches
has proven success In the East. When
first begun, some four years ago, the
pastor who started II paid the adyer-
tising bill. Now his congregation pays
for IL. The Texas churches use display
space in the two dailics and an their
churches with people who would other
wise be seen on the streets instead Of In
tho church. Dallas Tx.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
THE DAILY JOURNAL
BY HoFER BROTHERS.
MONDAY. MAY % 1900.

Daily one Year. $500 In Advance.
Daily -Four Months 81 In Advance
Weekly Ono Year Si.oo In Advance
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The John A. Logan Veteran Reunion
Association, which has for so many wears
been held at Mehama county, Or bae
been moved TO Lyons, Linn county, or.
by vote OF the majority of Stockhold.
ers.
The present location is on the c. 4 f.
X. h. -
Wood and fine spring Of water will be
found on the grounds. Grounds are
among the best in the state. Encamn.
ment will begin ON Monday, the 9nd al
July, 1900, and continue through the
week.
A good program is assured, both even.
ing ard day, Come one, come AN.
You are cordially invited 10 attend Rv
order OF the President
~ W. 7. MmEs.
" - I AK kh, NtNfkaTY. r II--vr
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CASToRrA.
ssArs Ia Hhknt IN aIR NalE Suit
';'''' q &zHAIz(
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

For once TnE JouRsAL wishes its
morning contemporary had reapect-
able circulation, lts Sunday issue was
devoted politically almost exclusively TO
abuse Of the 0SE CESr DAILY, and such
advertising would be valuable II IL
reached the people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

ExSpeaker ]. n. Smith, Of the Mitch.
ell legislature that never organized, now
says the Salem Citizens administration
Is the finest thing on earth, but forgets
10 tell how he fought Il.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

TnE JOURNAL Is proud Of having 80
many friends who help il get the news
from all over the country. When the
accident happened.at Turner Saturday
fully dozen telephoned in to know II
we had heard Of il. Such kindness Is
highly appreciated.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Why devote all your time reading
ule boer War and the Gold Fields OF
Alaskaf There are other matters o
Ellal Importance; yon may make trim
East and will want 10 know how 10
travel. In order 20 have the best ser.
vice, use the Wisconsin Central RI.
between St. Paul and Chicago. For
ates and other inior nation, write Jas.
4. CLOCK General Agent, Portland, ore
on.
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
The SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 a. m. 1854 a. M. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

County Itemizer Of the issue dated May
18th?
Il would be easy 10 convict young
Hart Of lack Of modesty in running for
the second highest judicial office in the
district But he is exposed by his own
statements 10 charge Of untruthiulness
that he owes It 10 himself to refute be-
fore the people Of Oregon.
JOURNAL x-RAYs
Wheat and hops half price, taxes
doubled. That's what ails us.
tt.
General Compson is among the hotsam
and jetsam thrown up on political wave
this year
This campaign Is great harmonizer.
II has brought Hendricks, Irvine and
Flagg together for the first time in his
tory.
oil, water and vitrol have been made
10 unite In this campaign, TO do up the
farmer boy from Howell Prairie, Frank
Durbin.
1gnatius Donnelly has discovered an.
other cipher, and IL isn't Shakespeare
an cipher, either, but the ticket he's
running on.
49,
Sheriff Durbin on the stump proves
more than a match for the three giant
journalistic intellects OF Salem who have
turned their batteries loose on him.
t;i
Ex.Speaker ]. N. Smith, Of the Mitch.
ell legislature that never organized, now
says the Salem Citizens administration
Is the finest thing on earth, but iorge5
10 tell how he fought it.
90
For once TnE JOuRsAL wishes its |
morning contemporary had a reapect- |
able circulation, Its Sunday issue was
devoted politically almost exclusively TO
abuse OF the oSE CESr DAILY, and such
advertising would be valuable II IL
reached the people
TnE JOURNAL IL proud Of having 80
many friends who help II get the news
from all over the country. When the
accident happened.at Turner Saturday
fully dozen telephoned in to know II
we had heard Of il. Such kindness Is
highly appreciated.
ttt
Great are the discoveries Of the truly
superior mind. Bystander announces
that the war in the Philippines has en-
riohed the English language with the
word "hikc;" word which has been in
uso Ia certain parts OF the United States
since long before "Bysiander" was born.
49,
Young Mr.. Hart says that his duties
A. school superintendent OF Polk county
haye not interiered with his law prac.
lice. II he we're running for reelection
10 his present position, ho could and
would claim with more truth that his
70 called claw practice" had not inter-
Iered with his duties as school superin
endent.
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Great are the discoveries Of the truly
superior mind. Bystander announces
that the war in the Philippines has en-
riched the English language with the
word "hiko;" a word which has been in
use Ia certain parts OF the United States
since long before "Bysiander" was born.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
Puerto Rlcan Tariff Bill.

Washington, March lS-The harmony
Commit ec. composed nt seven Republican
Senators. to bring about an agreement or
compromise on the Puerto Rienn Tariff
bill. are not meeting with much success.
ash hey iird that Senator avis and those
q ,s0cia ed with him are no disposed to
yield from heir attitude OF absolute FREQ
trade. II Senator Davis and his friends
refuse TO yield il will DO very difficult 10
bring about IN agreement by which forty
four Republican Senators, MAJ 'rity Ut
tho body MS now constituted. will pass tho
II 0uso bill.
A proposition has boon fixing . tariff
ratio of Is por cont of the Dngey law
rates, with an amendment. admitting cor-
tain produc free inio PucItu klnu. It
Senator Davis AID friends will accept this
u canvass will bo mado Of tho Senate to
ascertain II tho nee 3ssary majority can bB
obtaired to voto for the proDo O com.
promise. 1t Ii claimed that thore arc NOS
more than seven or eight Republican Som
ato-s who will adhere to tho free trade
policy. II tho commit tee Of seven can get
the pledges Of forty four Of the nifty two
Republican SenStorstD stand by the proc
posed compromise bin it will be prompt.
ly passed.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
THE WORLD
Of SPORTS.

The Yale golf team will play the Philn-
de lph:a Cricket Club at Philadelphia May
10.
For The "A stakes at Washington Turk
Chicago, this year, GS3 entries have been
resolved.
Dixon and Titus tied for first place In
tho golf tournament at st. Augustine,
Florida. GA Saturday.
Ferdinand PcgRenburg, of tho Leidc"-
krantz, won tho li.inch balkline billiard
championship of Grenter New York.
IN the Druid Outing Club Basketball
League on Saturday night the Ones do
teated the kenos by a score of II to IL.
II G. Watson, Jr., will play i. L. Har-
ban, to day for the championship in the
final Of tho annual golf tournament at Or.
mond, Ella.
At Springfield Ohio Friday, Boxer
George Grant, of Cincinnati. won on a
fou! over John Matthews, of Pittsburg
in tho eleventh round.
Santa Cruz, CAL. March lS- Frank
Cass, Is years old, was killed at Lovin
Lake to-day In q friendly boxing bout
with Bert Whdden.
Ernest Rneher still rules slight favor.
Ito In tho betting over Bech Olsen for
their wrestling match. which takes place
night,
When Frank Erne of Buffalo and Joe
Ganos OF Baltimore mGot in the Broad
way A. G., On Friday night tho title OF
lightweight champion Of the world will
be involved. Erne won the title from
'kd" Ihvigne and defended 1t succoss-
fully when he fought George McFaldeu
and Jack O BIcD.
Although thoro Is not much doubt rs TO
whore Tom Sharkey and Bob Fiizsim.
mons will fight, tho question will not DO
decided posi- lively until this evening.
Tonight representatives. OF Sharksy and
Fitz will meet A Smith, The stakeholder
who will open all bids for the fight that
may have boon received, The chances arc
that thc:o will not be many bids for this
mill,n0t because 1t Isn't an at ractiye one,
but because II seems to DO forsgone con-
clusion that the men will fight In the Sea-
side A. g., at COney Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
GRIST OF
! CITY COURT.
Judge Ball Passes judy
ment in Several
Minor Cases.

Before Judge Bali this mornin. in the
City Court, Harry Mccain, coored, was
charged with assault and battery on Rob-
ert Myers Jhc testimony was that Nc
Cam camo into the pool room at Front
and King street on saturday night. Me
Cam struck him on tho neck and kicked
him on Tho leg They had row aud were
separated. Myers Went to Floyds pool
room and Mccain followed him and pelt-
ed him with pool balls.
Thomas Floyd testified Myers wa, at
his place On Saturday evening and that
Mccain camo in and Myers started out
aud McCnnn grabbcl all the pool balls he
could grab anu cleared the room Of tho
nine players. The court Imposed fine Of
Fred Burke was fined 81 aud costs for
drunkenness.
Reese Calls, colored, was charged with
disordcrly conduct. AbrAm Patton testi-
fed iiD was with Calls coming up French
street. Calls called him ABE and au.
other man and woman were coming down
tho street The other man thought when
Calls said "J.ool> out be or you will fall"
that Calls had called his companion
Babe"
Calls took tho 6 and ana donlcd that he
used the expression. Tho case was dis.
missed.
AT the session Of the court yesterday
morning Samuel Torsacre, Charles Gal
lAghcr and William Col Inns zero tlned$l
each Tor drunkenness.
Harry Nicholson, culOred, was hsld n
500 bull for court for carrying a concealed
deadly weapon.
Samuel G Patterson was fued SIS and
cost for acting In Il disor0erly manner on
the streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
The COEbEL
MURDER,

Lexington, Ky, March 49,
Sergeant +. Wharton Golden, of
the Earboursvll,c Company Of the
State Guard, has made statement
concerning the Goebci killing.
Golden VAS her. this afternoon in
consultation with thomas Camp
bell and other Goebel attorneys
doId'n, 1t IS SAID, to d them
ryIhinS he claimed to know
about the assassination OF William
Gorbc!. lie alleged that one
hundred or more picked men were
retained in frankfort until alter the
assassination OF Gocbcl and de-
clared some OF them arc still in
Frankfort, Golden told also Of
being present at alleged conferences
in Frankfort, when the assassina-
ton OF Gocbcl was planned. lie
had been in Barboursvi.c for the
past two weeks collecting alleged
evidence tor the prosecution.
by an accident the detectives
employed on the case discovered
nearly three weeks ago that Col
den was sad to know all about the
killing and one Of them accused
him of it. Golden says he can
prove all his statements. There
arc three Young fellows near Bar
louisville who were offered, he says
$1,000 to kin Gcobcl The man
who did the actual shooting, ac-
cor,ine to Golden, is known and is
ieinr watched He will he arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
READY FOR
CONFERENCE
Ministerial CandidatesWiil
Present Themselves
for Examination
Tonight.

a.. ~ 1T .II.
Inc ht'l vi llio my, ihg' cohnrc,c ca WIN
nc h'ii, VA VI We ~"
y. Sonic''hCe WI po ntii IN 81 l""i
ShhSch lo1h'Rnt WIEN ll'ii'terlHi cahu'-
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aug n,s'''n"'S ,"lly WI pe new III up
WORM Nhurch' NY. hh'ph t. tou'''y
WIZ prcslIo ana "c'.''r ~ 'iuVoS,
Conference proper VIII begin Neuh',-
oay morning any al aoSSsoh' WAL NO
npsn I" me nuotc' ina conference VIII
iSe1' DC Ihe lnrSe@t Ie'l%'ous ga herlhH'
SINCE Is" on ms peninsula ne presence
OF iayMoh' VINO hleet III conference Ses-
siohs once III inur years VIII increase .he
NttenuaHco' ruur huhu'eu anu thlrtF
nys persons innhDofs VINO ara actFe
In the ministry, II superhHherhro7, ~
opportunities /: cahIl .'Hcs lot admission
40 lay delegates anu 40 olllci"l visitors ne
last mentioned representing various Meth.
odast niarn'ts, Will be present.
Abe Wilmington Conference Ia com-
posed OF Tour Districts " iIm'ngton dis
trict, which include" all OF Cecil County.
skesp Cocllton charge, DIR. Robert Watt
Presiding older; Bo'or district, Dr. Z. >.
Bakor, presiding elder; Easton d strict
Dr.. Wiour +. Cochran, presiding elder.
und salisbury district. DR.. Thomas E.
Mariihda,e, presiding elder.
a'siuce the last session death has claim
ed FIVE inembere OF tho conferuuce-W. II.
HynsOn, supor nurncrary. und Henry
Ssnusrson, W. L England, Thomas :.
Williams and A. Il, Davis, suporannuates
Bishop Edward q. Andrews. OF New
York. who prcslaed eight years ago, will
oftiC.ato ia a similia" manner ut the ses-
siOn Charles Is. Lore is liNey to be elect
oil president Of tho lay conference.
Rev Ben jamin +. Price Of EIkton, tho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
ACTIVE
FILIpIuOS.
The Native Junta is Busily
at Work Even at
Manila.

Manila, March IS, 8 30 T. N. General
Otls considers Manila the most trouble
some centre in the situation to-day. The
insargent junta here. IN conjunction with
that in hong- Kong, is growing active.
The military aulhoi titles have been forced
to put a stop TO Mab!nrs intercourse with
the public.
Flores, who has just arrived here, says
he comes trusting TO American leniencv.
Tho Insurgents, he says, do not expect to
vanqujsh the American, but are maintain
ing n resi-. tance with the idea OF focing
Congress, to accord them the best possible
terms.
A number OF reDresen tativ9 insur2ent
loaders from different parts of Luzon have
recently been in conference In Manila.
Some have boon placed under arrest, but
the Others thus far have not been inter
forel with.
1t is asserted unon good authority that
three loads OF arms and ammunition have
recently ucen landed on the cast coat Of
Luzon. Captain Taylor. of The 1h!''s-
ninth Regiment, recently captured Twelve
new Mluscrs near CAlnmbu.
Reports ire current here of active rcbol
reorganization in tho province OF Morong,
where the insurgent leaders are said TO be
assisted by prominent Spanish residents,
1t Is also reported that the robels arc re-
organizing in the province Of Iambales,
under MnscardO. Brigand. are commit
ting atrocities in the province of Nueva
Eciga, where they have murdered lwnuty
natives and Cinnamon. Eight other MUIR
ders have been committed near Tnrlac.
In tho province OF Albay the insur.ent
have cea ed hnrrassng the Americans,
owing. it Is reported, to IA lack Of ammu-
milton. hut they continue ravaging The
country side, burning and looting The
natives are firing Of this sort OF thing and
threaten to turn against tho mnrtuderi.
Already thu townspeop!e OF lcgaspi, Al
hay and Donzol are slowly returning 10
their homes.
Conceal kobbe has opened twenty por
In the southern part OF Luz N and in lha
islands Of Sumar and Leytu, lie result OF
which is to stimulate trade here, althougii
only temporarily, as he country opened
Is non productive aud apparently nom
consuming.
Evidence accum usatcs VI the treason AM
perfidy Of the municipal presidents In tho
provinces OF General MacAr;hur's district
The presidents Of several towns in Lepah-
to and Union provinces have declined TO
continue in their positions, saying ,h"e
they do not desite any further llcnullca'
tion with the Americans
Two ambushoS wcrn narrow Y aVerteu
receutly; smal travelling parties arc IA
tackled, single travellers frequently found
dead.
s;panlards and Fiipinos who are con-
versant with the Iagnio character unit
In asserting that Aguinaldo's capture
would terminate tho revolution. Three
months haze passed. since he WAS actively
nursnnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
THREE DEATHS
IN TWO Weeks.
Death Angel Makes Big
Demand OF the Home
of Captain Cooper.

A record of three deaths in one
family in two weeks, IS one which
has not had an equal in this city.
This calamity stricken family IS
that OF George Cooper. OF No. 1906
Pine street. Yesterday Mr.. Cooper
died rompneumonia, after an illness
Of two weeks. His sister-in-law,
Miss Estclla c. Stevenson, died on
Saturday, and one day last week,
Mrs. Walker, Il sister OF Mr.. Cooper
Unexpectedly died at the house.
Beside the two corpses in the house
one child is seriously Ill.
The funeral Of Miss Stevenson
took place today. Mr.. Cooper will
be buried Wednesday. lie was so
years old and retired sea captain.
During the Civil War he was cap
tain on the steamer Ariel lie was
also captain on the steamer Mary
Morgan, Samuel NJ. FELTON,, Jersey
Blue and Richard Stockton.
He leaves Il widow and two sons,
William and James.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
AN AUDUBON.
SOCIETY.
Why Cannot Delaware
Have an Audubon
Society?

MIR. Editor:-1n a letter recently
received from Mrs. Edward Robins,
president OF the Pennsylvania Au-
dubon Society, she tells me she has
had numerous appeals IRON people
throughout Delaware tor member
ship III the Pennsylvania Audubon
Society. Since the threatened de-
struction OF 10000 birds in this
State, it seems that much interest
has been aroused in the subject of
proper protection forthe birds, but
very little can be accomplished
without org anized effort. 10 this
end ! write to say that it those peo-
pie who wish to aid In the protec-
ton OF birds IN Delaware will send
me their names and addresses. |
will gladly undertake the organize
ton of an Audubon Society Tor the
State of Delaware, the object of
which will be in all ways TO protect
our native birds, and TO discourage
the buying and wearing for orla-
ment the feathers of any wild bird.
1t this suggestion should meet with
the approval of a sufficient mum Der
of people, men, women and children
throughout the State, to warrant
the formation of such Society, |
hold myself in readiness TODD what
work can to accomplish success
for the same, and feel confident that
we could do much toprotc:t our ma
tive birds Membership in such a
Society simply requires an agree
ment TO cooperate for the purposes
OF the Society. There need be no
dues; but the necessary expenses
may be borne by such voluntary
contributions as may be obtained.
cannot but add that, as Della
warcans, | think We ought to be
able to take care Of the birds in our
down little State, without going to
the Pennsylvania Society for assist
ance
FLORENCE BAYAEp lIlLLES.
Address: Mrs. Vim. S. liillcs,
Clayton and Maple streets, Will
miugton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19
THE CARE OF GOLDFISH.
Rules by Which They May BE Kept
Healthy For Year,.

Goldfish are easily kept alive and
healthy for many years il one only
knows how to do it. Have you ever had
goldfish die shortly after you got them,
and did you wonder why they did not
with Mr.. Otto Eggeling, an aQuarist, did
learn the reason why, besides some val
liable information in regard to aquari-
ums.
Goldfish" said Mr.. Eggeling, Should
never be kept In the SO called globe or
circular aquariums. Constantly swim
ming around the vessel, they exhaust
themselves and die, sometimes after a
couple Of days. Square aquariums are
best. and the vessel must he properly
filed with gravel and aquatic plants. the
more plants the better.
Furthermore, the fish should never he
kept in running water, and the water
should never be changed more than twice
year, provided Of course the AQUARIUM
Is properly constructed and has the nee
essary amount of gravel, aquatic plants
and the like. If this be the case, the car
bonic acid gas exhaled by the fish is in
hailed by the plants in the water, and the
oxygen given out by the plants is breath.
ed by the fish, thus producing an equali-
cation that keeps the aquarium in
healthy condition and obviatcs tho ncccs-
sity of changing the water.
when it is necessary to change the
water. 1t should be done in warm room,
and the fresh water must not be of lower
temperature. In changing the water the
fish might easily catch cold. thing to be
avoided.
"Therc should be number of tadpoles
in every aquarium. They not only eat
the waste material, but they form an in
teresting subject Of observation when
changing from tadpole into frog"
Mr.. Eggeing said in conclusion that
aquariums were not only IN ornament in
a room and instructive at that, but
healthy as well. The water in which the
fish are kept attracts all impurities aud
keeps an apartment remarkably free Of
them.-Ncw York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-19

Gone often hears it said that the blind
learn to see with their finger tips" re-
marked IN old mint employee, "and the
smile is not so farfetched as might be
supposed. The extent to which tho sense
Of touch may he trained and developed Is
amazing. Here in the mint we have wo-
men employees who can detect counter
felt coin the moment they lay hands on
1t. yet il you asked them how they do it
they would DO utterly unable to give an
intelligent explanation. The only thing
they can say is that 1t feels wrong
Such experts never make mistake and
will spot a spurious piece when the most
dclicately adjusted mechanical coin de-
tector passes it as o. X. They will
know a coin is genuine even after the In
scription has been practically worn Oft
by hard usage, but counterfeit, old or
new, is instantly thrown out.'-Ncw Or.
leans Times Democrat. ...