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n THE SUPREME COCRT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA. the 9Th DAY OF JANC :
AIRY lg00.-JULA Bt TIER Va WILLIAM
H. BUTLER. No sOJs7. Docket
On motion OF the pllintif, by Mr.. Jas. Med.
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as in ease Of default Tie object Of this suit is
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for the time prescribed by the rules OF the court.
ny the Court
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
SLIPPING BOG
IN IRELAND
II Bore Down Upon a House and Killed Two
Women.

II Bore Down Upon a House and Killed Two
Women.
An extraordinary occurrence is report
ed from a place called Lough, in Ire
land. A bog extending over number
of acres, Yielding TO the effects Of recent
heavy rains, began to move toward an
adjacent valley, semi-fuid mass gath.
cred velocity as II moved along, spread
over an intervening low.lying portion Of
land, and complstely overwhelmed a
dwelling house, killing two women.
A considerable loss Of outlying crops
was caused, and the land over which the
bog material passed will, it is said be
quite useless for considerable time. At
present a mass Of liquid mud 100 feet
wide and feet deep covers the public
highway for more than a mile.
A second movement OF the boy mass
has since occurred, and the residents in
the district fear that, should there be
heavy rainfall, the consequences will be
disastrous. as Eve dwelling houses in the
valley are directly in the line of an
enormous mass of bog mud. " ich has
been stopped by not too strong banks on
the upper levels.
At the inquest over the bodies of the
two women the son Of one OF them testi-
fled that he saw the moving mass
sweeping down on the house, and had
barely time to escape from the field in
which he was working. brother OF
the other woman said it came silently
on like huge wave. He shouted TO his
sister, who was standing in the door,
but she did not seem TO realize the
danger. He was caught in the edge of
the flow, but succeeded in extricating
himself.
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lie Concentrated.

Professor COuntemfast Is small
man with a large mentality. His wife
Is tall woman, who believes In the
power OF matter over mind. The pro-
ressor had been absorbed the whole
evening In profound paper on the
mental characteristics OF people who
We're unhappily married. Suddenly
looking up, he remarked
my dear. are you aware OF the fact
that a mans brain weighs about Sls
poundsT
"Humphl You've Just read that.
haven't your
"Er-er-why-er-oh, yesi certainly,
OF course"
"well, that article says a woman's
brain Is not 30 heavy. ehY'
"Er-er-yes. II certainly does. butt -
"And II also states that a woman's
brain Is OF much iner quality. doesn't
ltP'
"Er-er-weI. yes; you are quite
right. my dear"
Now, listen 20 me. Iust c0ncen-
trate your Sla pound brain on that
scnttle and figure out how much il win
weigh after you bring Il fun OF coal
from the cellar" The professor meek.
ly bowed his great head. aud. as he de.
parted for the lower regions 10 search
OF abstract information, he murmnred: !:
"fhe man who thinks that mind Ia
superior TO matter Is an illustriOus
idiotF-LOndon Tit-Bits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
A DELIGHTFUL
INFORMAL MUSICAL
Other Salem Social News chpnleled Under
This Head Win the cOnseat OF the
COVerning

The Catholic Ladies' Aid so iety of
st. Joseph's church was re-organized
yesterday afternoon with the following
officers; President, Mrs j. ). Benoit ;
vice President Mrs. Lynch correspond.
ing secretary Mrs. Eugene Eckerlin /;
treasurer Miss Kate Daley. The usual
standing committees on Guance, pro
grams, care OF sick and poor were ap.
pointed for the winter.
The teachers OF Lincoln s,.hool ara
trying TO arrange an entertainment o
help the library in that school to some
new books.
An effort / being made by a com.
petent gentleman TO organize classes in
Froneh, German and Spanish.
A delightful informal musical was
given last night at the residence Of Mrs.
Thos. Holman. There were instrument.
al and vocal performers and all who
took part and those present evjoyed il
very much.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
Liability OF Stockholders.

An interesting decision as to the Ii.
ability OF stockholders of manufactur.
ing corporations made by the New York
Court Of Appeals has been. The action
was brought by the firm Of Castnner K
Curran, creditors OF the Consumers
Coal Company, to enforce against John
Duryea, a stockholder OF the corporation,
a debt TO an amount equal 10 that Of
his stock. the whole amount Of the cap
ital stock not having been paid in. The
complaint was dismissed on the trial,
in the Supreme Court in this city, on
the ground that il was defective in fail
ing to allege that the defendant contin-
ued to be the owner and Atockholder
Of the stock until within two years prior
tn the commencement Of the action.
The Applegate Division OF the First
Department, Iin an opinion by Justice
Williams, reversed the judgment, hold
ing that this allegation was not .necessa-
ry, and that il the defendant sought to
avail himself OF this defense, afforded
by Section "a OF the Act of ls4s, he
must set it up in his answer. The Court
of Appeals takes this view of the case,
and Opholds the dicision. The same
question arose in a like suit brought by
Henry l.. Herbert against the same de-
fendant, and the same disposition is
made Of il by the Court of Appeals.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
THE CUBAN
POSTAL FRAUDS
The Auditor Of the Depa rimeut Says That a
Bad system Made Them POSI-

The Audlt0r OF the Depa Ttmeut says Inh
Bad system Made Them POSI-
bic.
In his annual report, the Auditor OF
the Postoffice Department says concern
ing the postal frauds in Cuba:
"When a new postal service was es-
tablished in the Island of Cubd; Jan. /,
1899, under the auspicies of the United
States Government the same mistake
was made against which suca empath tic
warning was raised in theis country
sixty-fve years ago. The entire control
OF finances and accounting was left in
the hands Of the Director OF Posts. In
stead OF an independent Auditor, there
was appointed a chief OF the "Bureau Of
Accounts, "'who was subordinate to the
Director Of Poets.
Statements were mad that the new
Cuban system was organized on the
United States plan, but in this vital
particular there was the widest possible
departure from the principle of an
Independent auditor which has prevailed
here since 1886. The consequences could
have been easily foreseen. They were
exactly what occurred in connection
with our own service IN its earlier days,
which, after serious scandals, brought
about the present methods Of account
ing.
"In Cuba, after six or eight months
of this incorrect procedure the Chief OF
the Bureau Of Accounts was made Aud
itor and removed from under the juris-
diction Of the head Of the postal system.
But the same individual retained his
position and had evidently become go
accustomed to accept the order and
Of his superior as conclusive
that practically the meconditions con-
tinued there was no really independent
scrutiny and audit OF accouRts, and the
Irregularities which ensued were the
natural result"
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Has Been Extended to the Minis
tiers of the French Republic.
SECRETARY HAY AND GEN. PORTER
ARE IN FAVOR AT PARIS
Chinese Yellow Book Gives Credit to French Diplomacy
Revolution of Boxers Was FOreseen-A Panama
Controversy Settled.

~ Associates Press e. the JouTssl
PARIS, Nov, 9-The vote Of confidence
in the Ministry finally passed by the
Chamber OF Deputies at yesterdays ses-
sion after the chamber had refused to
vote the order Of the day in its entirety
was adopted by Sl6 TO 237.
The Figaro referring to the results oil
the elections in the United States con-
siders the question whether administra-
tive changes will be made at Washing.
ton in the same proportion as they we're
in 1896 and expresses an affirmative
opinion.
The paper says it will regret II secre-
tary Hay, who is friend OF France, re
signs owing to i'll health and II General
Porter, United States ambassador to
France, Who has maintained good rela-
tions between the two countries during
the last four years. is induced to accept
a portfolio necessitating his leaving for
the United States.
Discord reigns in the Fontainblen
Military school in consequence OF the
disciplinary measures enfored by Gem
eral Andre, Minister Of war for the bad
treatment to which the Jewish Captain
KobIantz was subjected by his broth'r
officers there. Two pupils have fonght
a duel with swords, a Captain and a
Professor have also met, and other en-
counters are imminent.
The Figaro enumerates the contents
Of China yellow book, which will he
distributed In Parliament today. II says
the documents, 400 in number, do the
greatest honor to French diplomacy.
The yellow book contains an account OF
the event that occurred in July.
The China yellow book the contents Of
which are enumerated by the Figaro
today contaius an account Of the events
that occurred from July 1899 to October
1899 including the diary Of NJ. Pinchon
French Minister TO China OF the seige OF
p, Kin a resume OF the negotiations
most Of the details Of which however
are already fully known and quantity
OF correspondence showing that tue
revolution was ioreseen by NJ. PichOn at
the beginning OF the year.
NRw YoRK, Nov. "a dispatch to the
Herald from Panama says: A settle
ment of the controversy between the
Panama Railroad company and the
Columbia government has been effected
by agreement OF the company to pay
500 900 in gold to Governor Alban Of
Panama.
Differences arose over article four of
the contract OF July 8, 1857 which pro-
yided that the company should extend
its line to Flamenco on Denoas Island in
Panama Bay.
The company held that the constrne-
ton Of a wharf at LAboca 600 metr,
long fulfilled all obligations. The koy-
ernment held otherwise and demand'd d
$40, 900 month in gold until the obii-
CATION was fulfilled.
By action Of November Of the gov
ernment in Bogota however the CON-
promise with cash payment WIS
authorized,
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LONDON, Nov. 9.-Lord Roberts gives
details oi the defeat OF the Beers near
Bothaville, and adds to the facts already
known the following:
Colonel Legalkis was heavily engag-
cd for five hours with a thousand Beers.
Knox re iniorced Legalkis and complet.
ely defeated the Beers.
"Dewet and Steyn, with the Boerp,
left in great haste and we're pursued to
the Southeast. The enemy broke up
into small parties. Legalkis was among
the killed. steyn's secretary, Deyilliers,
was wounded and captured"
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A InpOrIaut DlfGersass.

To make il apparent 10 thousands, who
think themselves in. that they are not
afflicted with any d'sease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is 10
bring comfort home 10 their hearts, as
costive condition is easily cured by use.
ing Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by the
California kig Syrup 90. only, and sold
by all druggists.
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California. Trayel Inerenslnr.

The increasing populerity OF tourist
sleeping-cars for transcontinental travel
Is subject Of much comment among
railroad men Itis said that S5 per cent.
OF the passengers to and from California
travel in tourist sleeping-cars. These
cars are comfortable and not nearly so
expensive as palace sleeping- cars. The
Burlington railroad is'doing a great deal
to encourage tourist-ear travel, having
increased its California tourist.ca ser.
vice this season from once-a week to
three times a week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
EXECUTION OF FOUR
MISSIONARY KILLERS

~ AssssiAtsa Press O. sac JsurAAL
PEEIN, Nov, 6.-Via Shanghai Nov. ..
Four OF the leading officials OF Pao Ting
Fu including Ting Yang the acting
Vieeroy OF Pc Chi Ii and General Kusi
Hing were executed November under
the SO .tence imposed by the tribunal of
the allies.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
Ths Trunk Paid.

Some years ago a man ran up a bin
OF $500 In the fremont House. Chlca.
go, aud then ran away without settling
H. The trunk which remained In bis
room was unusually heavy aud when
opened after his departure was found
60 contain specimens OF ore. brought
from the gold and silver mines OF Col
orado, where presumably he had lost
all his money. After waiting out the
legal time Mr., Gage sent the contents
OF the trunk 20 an assayer. who return
ed two bits OF metal valued al more
than 500 In excess OF the bill after
dedueting his own fees.
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DIED

JONES.-ln Oakland, California, on
Tuesday, November q, 1900, Douglas
Jones, aged 80 years.
Deceased was for a number of wears A
resident OF Salem. He left here about
six years ago, going To Oakland. Calilor.
mia, where he found employment at his
trade, and mp to short time ago, he
operated a type-setting machine on the
Oakland Tribune. His wife, formerly
Miss Plymale, OF Jacksonville, survives
to mourn his death.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
Ger Rid Of FIIes

People in the country whoare annoyed
by flies should remember that clusters
OF the fragrant clover, which grows
aoundantly by nearly every roadside, il
hung in room and left to dry and shed
Its faint fragrant perfume through the
air, will drive away more flies than
sticky saucers Of molasses and other
ty-traps and fiy-paper can ever collect.
New York Tribune.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
SALEM LEADERS
ARE SATISFIED

Managers Crosian and Wrightman
scored a brilliant victory for the State
and National organization and are in
c med 10 let "the enemy" of easy. IL
is said that State Committeeman Gro
isan and County Chairman Wrightman
have decided that no ratification will be
held in Salem. Mr. Wrightman says
that Mckinley received considerable
quiet support among Democrats, and he
thinks due consideration for the feelings
Of these men forbids demonstratiye
celebration Of the victory.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
Hunareds Of Thousapds.
Our Dumb Animals.

Hundreds of thousands Of children can
never be taught directly in our schools
to love either their fathers or mothers,
but shey can be taught 70 be constantly
saying Kind words and doing kind acts
70 u's s9@er creatures, and in this way
may be made better, kinder and more
merciful in ali the relations Of life.
GEO. T. ANGRLL.
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PERSONAL.

james Wlnstanlsy is in Engene.
Attorney A. o, Condit is in Albany on
legal business.
+. j. Cheshire went to Lebanon today
10 attend his fathers funeral.
I'm. Gilbert, the Moscow banker, ar.
rived In the city today 10 visit his
brother, A. T. Gilbert.
John Williamson started this morning
toBrigham, Utah, going TO Portland by
boat ana over the o. r. & N.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
THE PLAGUE
IN ARGENTINE

- Aassoiatsa Press O. ths JOuFnaL
BUENos AYREs, via Galveston, Texas.
The government has published de-
cree declaring that Villa Conception is
infected with the plague and that other
Paraguayan ports are snspieious.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09

ST JOINS, N. F., Nov. 9.-The polls
nave closed in all the districts through
out the island colonial general election
today. No disorders are reported, but
intense excitement prevails. Both
sides claim victory, but the betting odds
are in favor Of the Bond Government.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
HEAVY FIGHTING
WITH THE BOERS
The British Army Encounters
Force of a Thousand.
Cunerats Dewet and Steyn Were Defeated and
Their cOmmnndOs Scattered In All
Directions.

BoTHAvILLR, Nov. 9.--There has been
heavy fighting since Nov. 8, resulting in
the defeat Of the Beers who lost % killed
30 wounded and 100 taken prisoners.
Seven Of their guns also were captured.
The British lost three officers and four
men killed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
OId Folks WhIst cub.

The meeting Of the Old Folks whist
club next Monday evening will be at
the residence Of A. N. Gilbert, the an
nouncement in last nights Journal be.
ing in error as TO the initials.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAA
~ HOTEL ARRIVALS. -
1YYYXYYXXXXVV
Willamette.

willamette.
II. @. Reck, Portland.
Il. j. Flynn, Portland.
F. n. Kollook, Portland.
A. j. Leland, Portland.
l.. B. Seely, Portland.
+. +. Peck and wife, Red Wing, Minn
G. w. Fulton, Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin, Mehama.
Sam s. Goldsmith, Portland.
X. 5. Guthridge, Portland.
G. o. Applehagen, Duluth, MINI.
j. Q. Lindsey, Portland.
w. Atley, San Francisco.
W. h. Cooper, New York.
Harry w. Harris, San Francisco,
Chas. Zeimer, New York.
ID. j. Hanna, Portland.
A. Il. Barrett, San Francisco.
j. N. Sibley, Sacramento.
h. b. Wilson, Portland.
II. /. Linden, Portland.
A. +. Lowenthal, New York.
n. A. Hammond. New York.
A. o. Kyle, Texakana, Texas.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
no,,ee Of Sale.

The real estate Of the Cosle',. 10
located onNorth Liberty street, AZ, ~.
and three lots on Chemie1ss'.s' ss.',, b 5
will be sold at public sale ~ y. NOl
court house at Salem on frldSJ'
at TO a. m. ensriisA
A., HuokENsIl'' u sL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
American LaunaI

Owned and operated by Ains.s .,,,'.
Work first-class. Give lI your M
age. Main Office and laundry ,S
Church street. Telephone h.'A Sln
Branch offices, .Wiprut V'g.,e 80
Fair Ground Store, New raIA
Allen 4 BoYersOx, State stIee.. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09

AT the New Nork Racket. q esh supply
ol mems and boys heavy heeced an I
heavy cottan ribbed underwear also on
hand a good supply OF all wool and
~ eTino underwear for men, wnmen aud
children, all at racket prices. Please call
aud see as. y 2 d
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09

Take your choice and P'asr,isi 9
taste. Make il Honey, =. srels'l,
any other fruit, vegetansls g q,
YOU need We can M ~
promptly, giving you the
market a low prices. hiaN
cod BRASsoA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
BORN.

CROMER.-At the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Bryan in South Salem, Oregon.
Tuesday, November 9, 1900, 20 Mr.and
Mrs. Eugene Cromer, of Canyonyille,
Oregon, a daughter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09

Liberal and Independent majority
over Conservatives, SO.
The Laurier government is continued
Increased majorities.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
LIBERALS WIN
OUT IN CANADA

81 Associates S-rsss - ths SeaEAaA
MONTREAL, Nov, 9.-rhs latest returns
IRON the Parliamentary elections held
throughout the Dominion yesterday
show the following results;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09
Heavy Duck Coats.

wool lined, long and short, ard fine
line OF mems and boys Overcoats, a few
ulsters still on hand. Prices low. Please
call at the New York Racket. 92d
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-09

Two things necessary to insure good
bread, II you want the best and fresh
baked leave your order at the Pioneer
Bakery.