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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-04
PERSONALS

Albert Shaw has gone TO Albany.
/. Greenbaum is in Albany today.
Mrs. J. +. Ralston Is VISITING friends
at Eugene.
Mrs, Ronald McKillop is visiting Al
bany friends.
Mrs. IL. N. Ely has gone to sodaville
for an outing
Mrs. III. NJ. Buell. has gone to Albany
b visit relatives.
Mrs. Anna Gary 10 yisiting Albany
friends and attending the Carnival
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mills are over from
their ranch on the Nestucca to spend q
few weeks.
Jos. Bernardo has gone TO Eugene TO
look after his contract Of plumbing in
the school building.
r. p. Boise, Jr. and Miss Boise have
gone to Eugene TO attend the funeral OF
their aunt, Mrs, spiller.
The Governor and Mrs. Geer have
gone to Albany. where the Governor is
to deliver an address at the carnival.
Mrs. George NJ. Munger Of Eureka,
Kansas, is visiting her son, George Nun
ger. She has just returned from Daw'
son City.
Miss Rosa Coleman, Of Eugene, who
has been visiting at the home Of ED.
steusloff and other iriends, has return
Cd home.
Prof. aud Mrs. J. b, Horner Of Cor
wallis came 10 Salem this morning. Mrs.
HorneI will remain here 10 receive treat
ment for her eyes.
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BIBLICAL
DRAMA A
SUCCESS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. A notable
theatrical event was the production at
the Central Theater for the first time on
any stage of biblical drama by Edward
Elsner entitled "a Voice From the
Wilderness" in which John the Baptist
is the leading character.
The action Of the play takes place in
Judea just before the advent OF Christ.
The chief variation from scriptural
history consists in the introduction OF q
scene between John and Herodlas, the
consort Of Herod, who declares her love,
but is treated with scoin by the Evan.
gelist.
These characters we're effectively inn
personated by Robert Downing and
Annette Marshall. The play was pres
ented by Belasco and Thrall with artis-
tic scenery and remarkable attention to
detail and historical accuracy and scored
a success.
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Croker Fond of England

New YORK, Sept. A London dii -
patch Gays: In the current issue of
Week End q contributor gives an ac-
count OF a conversation he had with
Richard Croker. "He tells me-" says
the correspondent that he is passlonately
fond OF rural England and that some
day he hopes to settle down at little
country house in one Of our most pic
turesque counties. Il hope | am betray'
ing no confidence when remark that he
is trying to prove himself fit for citizen
ship With us by applied study of oul
manners and customs.
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Emperor Coolly Received.

LONDON, Sept. A. The Times prints
dispatch from Copenhagen which as
serts that tha remarkable coolness OF
the people in regard TO the Cars visit
continues. This is declared to be un-
doubtec ly due to the Finnish question
Finland being regarded as part o.
great Scandinavia. the pan.scandir a
Wan feeling being never more inten S,
than at the present time. The very day
that the Gar arrived in Danish water
party of Finnish singers who had beer
enthusiastically received departed
II is asserted that the Emperor will
not visit Copenhagen.
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New York, Sept. A conference,
at which conditions of peace in the great
steel strike are being discussed, is being
held at the Office Of the United States
Steel Corporation. The participants in
clude President Chas M. Schwab. Of
the United Steel Corporation; Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American
Federation Of Labor; John Mitchell,
president Of the United Mine Workers
Prof. jerks, Industrial Commissioner
Secretary II. NJ. Easily, OF the Civic
Federation: Harry White, secretary Of
the Garments Workers Association.
Conference was asked for by GomperS
and Mitchell. 1t is believed he il act
ing in behalf of President j. shaffer oi
Amalgamaied Association.
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CHINESE
RIVER
FLOODS

NEW YoaE, Sept. 4 4-The Christian
Herald received following cable from
Rev. Arthur IL. Smith, Tien Tain, chair
man of famine relief committee; Che
Foo, Terrible Yang Tse Kiang floods,
DR.. Duncan wires that third OF the
population is dead. Shanghai Ia form.
ing Yang Tee relief committee. The
floods occurred July "a, and at least
several thousand persons were drowned.
shanghai is situated at the mouth Of
the Wong Poo River, IL miles above the
mouth of the Woo Sung, in the estuary
of the Yangtse Kiang. II stands on a
level and highly cultivated plain and is
in no danger from Hoods. II is believed
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for owe my present good health to IL.
All over the country there are women
who have been invalids for many years
suffering with female arrangements.
What . boon TO such women Is DR..
HaHmsn's free adVicei So famous
has bis skin made him that hardly a
hamlet or town In the country buf
knows his name. He cures tens OF
thousands, and he offers TO every
woman who VIII write TO him her
symptoms and q history Of her frou-
bic, free advice and treatment.
The medicines he prescribes can be
obtained at any drug store, and the cost
is within the reach OF any woman. He
describes minutely and carefully just
what she shall do and get to make
healthy, robust woman Of herself. q
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, for q free copy Of "Heaifh And
Beauty"
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FUTURE
CONDUCT
ALONE

PoTTsDAM, SEPT. 4.-The Chinese
Emperor's letter to Emperor william
confessed "penitence and shame" for
the murder Of Baron Won Keteler,
which he was unable to prevent. En-
peror William replied that while he was
ready to believe that the Emperor of
China stood alooi from murder, his ad-
visors and the government must not
delude themselves with the belief that
they would be able to obtain atonement
and pardon by this expiatory mission
alone, but will be judged by future con-
duet.
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Fire BY Crossed Wires.

SAN Francisco, Sept. A spark from
crossed electric wires started a fire that
destroyed machinery in the Hicks
Judd Printing establishment on First
street worth 100000 and did other
damage estimated at $4,000. Crane &
Company, Wholesale dealers in plumb
ing supplies occupied the grand floor
Their loss is estimated at 5000. III
insurance amounts to about S76,OOO
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PrTTsBURo, Aug. 4.-Preparations are
completed for starting up the Demmelor
Tin Plate plant at McKeesport late this
afternoon or tonight. The start will be
made with a force Of deputy sheriff's on
guard. The American Tin Plate Co.,
served notice on Sheriff Mckinley that
violence is feared. This morning four
hundred men went TO work at the Ma
tional Tube Works. The Strikers failed
TO make good their threat to preven men
returning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-04

Eugene Guard Two noble womeI
who first came 10 Eugene in 1875 de
parted this life yesterday-Mrs. Mary
splller and Mrs. Thomas Condor. A
strange coincidence. They did much
Ia educating the youth and in the
upbuilding of society. Their memor
les will be preserved for years, not only
by relatives, but by hundreds Of ac-
quaintances. such lives are engrayeC
ON the hearts of mankind.
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Salem N. W. ola.

The Modern woodmen OF America,
camp No. b246, accompanied by their
band went 10 Albany today TO attend
the Harvest Home Carnival in session
there under the auspices Of that order,
About 90 went from Salem, and the
team expects 10 participate in the va
rious contests introduced. A prize OF
s5O has boon offered by the Carnival
managers Tor the best appearing team
Los rolling and saving contests will also
be made a feature.
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.STUDEBAKER FARM WAGONS

We have been DELAYED somewhat In getting our car of wag
gOns but word that they the way and We
TO have them In BY Monday or Tuesday Get an
order IN at for and avoid delay There's
nothing else that's like the Sdebaker Their slope shoul
deed spoke is the best Ia the world spoke that will
stand than anything else made Black birch hubs sec
ond growth white eers clipped gear steel
under and everything that's good and desirable In
a wagon Call and see Ds 4" :" f" ::
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PITTsBuRd, Sept. 4.--The strike at the
Pennsylvania Tube plant is practically
broken. This morning $50 strikers went
to work. The remainder OF about 600
men will meet this afternoon to decide
whether they will return or not.
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 4.-The upholster's
unian OF this city has made demand
for the eight hour work day to go into
effect today. Strikes are Ito be ordered
whenever the demand il refused. The
union has 2OOO members in greater New
York and their demand has been in.
dorsed by the Central Federated Union,
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The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of
Figs, under all conditions, makes il
their iavorits remedy. To get the true
and genuine article, look for the name
OF the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom Of the package. For
sale by all druggists.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-04
ARIZONA
JUSTICE
CHARGED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-WebsterStreet.
Chief Justice of Supreme court OF Ari.
zona, had a conference with the attorney
general in regard to charges filed against
him by Arizona parties, which on their
face tend to involve his integrity as a
judge. 1t is said however, the charges
are not sufficiently specific TO justify the
attorney general to take cognizance.
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Report Of Chief Of Police.

street OOmmlbblOneF fTlNAell TepOIteu
ON the petition for sidewalks on Ferry
street, between 18th and l4th, The
matter was referred TO him at the
last meeting. He reported that the
walk between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
would have 70 Ie constructed over a
ditch, and they were not allowed 10 put
benches in the bitches and the method
OF building over such places now was
unsatisfactory, the walk would probably
have to be built on the opposite side OF
the street. The matter was referred TO
the committee on street and public
properties with power to act.
Application for renewal of liquor
licenses of w. X. Anderson and Le-
Branch & SANGER were referred.
Mrs. f. f. Waters petitioned for the
privilege OF constructing private sewer
from her residence to the main sewer
on Marion street, The matter was re-
ierred to the street commissioner with
power to act.
The street commissioner was ordered
TO construct sidewalks along the proper
ty Of Mrs. Il. r. Cesner, lot in bloch
In, on Cottage and Ferry streets, and o
Of O. Snowden, lot in block 20, boinl
the south side of Chemeketa street, AM
to tax the cost of the work to the prop
erty.
Buren, Il Hamilton asked permission
to add another story to the frame build
ing al the rear of their structure, max
ing it three stories high. They intenC
putting a hre-proof roof on the addi
tion. Their request was granted.
Superintendent ], l.. Lsmbirth, o
the s. l.. P. Il T. Co., asked for a fran
chise granting 1876 feet on Belleyu
street west of Winter, Tor the erection
of car barn with all the necessar,
switches and aPpurtanenees thereto be
longing. The bill was referred to tn
o dinAnce committee.
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POPULAR
LOAN is
DISCUSSED
By Attorneys who Consider
the City has no right to
Issue the Bonds.
Franchise Asked That Will
Change the Street Car
System Of Salem.

At the regular session Of the city
council held Tuesday evening quorom
was present. The ordinance committee
was granted an extension Of time tC
report on the bond ordinance, Judge
Judah then reported that this committed
had deemed it necessary to learn on
what authority the city could issue the
popular loan bonds, after being ques-
toned on the subject by large number
of Intelligent people. The matter was
referred to the firm of Bonham & Mar
tin for decision. Their findings we're
that the city has no legal right TO issue
the bonds, and on receiving this reply,
the committee went to the bank Of Ladd
& Bush and asked il they would take
care of the bonds until such a time as
the city could amend it's character by an
act Of the legislature providing for the
issuance Of said bonds. The answer Of
Mr.. Bush has not been received. He
was asked to carry them at the rate
proposed by him Of 80 per cent.
The following report Of tn, city re-
corder was adopted:
In Recorders Court.
City versus Smith, Drunkenness, fined
$3.50. paid
City versus Berren, abusive language,
20 days in Jail, (suspended.)
City versus Smith, Drunkenness. 10
days in jill, committed.
City versus Baker, Drunkenness, 10 days.
committed.
Total fines collected, $3.50.
Ia Iuetirato Camel
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About oregon People

Astoria News;-lnvitations have been
issued for the wedding of Miss Clara
wilhelmina Young, daughter OF Hon.
aud Mrs. Benz. Young, and DIR. Frank
Delbert Reames, at Grace Episcopal
church ON Wednesday, September III.
Miss Youngis one OF Astoria's most pop
ular young ladies and DIR. ReaInes is
leading physician at Klamath Falls
Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-04
AFTER
TRACK
BETTING

Sr. Louis, Sept. 4.-Judge Zachritz
issued an order this afternoon command
ing Bookmaker Delmer 10 appear in
court Saturday TO show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt in
failing to obey the injunction served on
them yesterday.
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Several AcceSSiOnS to the Working Force at
Mills is Reported.
PRESIDENT SHAFFER STILL
HOLDING ONTO THE SITUATION
Crisis
Reached and That the Strikers
Yielding

that DR.. Duncan refers to floods in u Q
Yangtse Kiang Valley which eccur1td d
on July "a. According to Associated
Press dispatches received at the time,
several thousand people were drowned.
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MARION
COUNTY
COURT

The county commissioners court was
In session today, composed OF Commits
toner's Miley and Needham. The
regular liht OF bills was audited The
silverton motor franchise was not taken
up at this term.
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PITrsBURd, Sept. AT noon it was
stated the Demmler plant will be put in
operation tomorrow, and fully two.thirds
OF the old men signify going back if
protected.
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PIrTsBURG, Sept. 4,-The Nicholson
Chain Company at Hawkins, Pa, signed
the scale and striking employees returned
g. work.
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PITTsBURG, Aug. 4.-President Shaifer
today laughed at the report of the
threatned secession Of the tin plate
workers and refused to make any COM
ments, lie said the general situation
was satisfactory.
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81 was AZ
hicted fol
Ave or sir
years with
catArrh al
dimcul titles
an d W y q
z TO W n g
worse allths
time. 1 be-
gan taking
your Peruna
W 1 { h a
marked Inn
prove m n Z
m tn .
first. Inde-
pendent Of
curing that,
the Peruna
has greatly
i'm proved
my general
health"
"E v . ry
bottle Of Pc
7 n n q 4 q
W orth h its
W Gig hit in
goldI espsc-
tally to me,
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WHICH ORGANIZATION
GETS THAT ELEGANT
5000 kIMBALL PIANO

NJ has received 1878 81 O
Es 5l26 Rebekahs Abs and the Artisans
and there will be some
Help out fayOre organization ana hep
certainly worth the effort does moi COST YOU
cent more materials one OF the
giving Kmba Piano and In the dry GOODS line
store Saems best store our ran STOCK
assortment shown Salem SpS an
but have received some peaueS winch "
now on dispIayn Cloak and Suit Department
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Money at 8 and 7 per cent, on i'm
proved farm and city property.
MAXWELL & HAYDEN.
mOOreS Block. Sale m.
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b. 4. Hunisl1ger. Funerai Director, lOT slai
Blneei. 'Phone Reo 24z3, saismofeeoa' hssi'
a.n:e $40 Court. 'Fhoae Black 1loi'
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WANTED Buokwheat for milling, by
hF; Joseph Drexler, between l4th
ana 10th street, on North Mill Greek
salem, Or. Price according TO quality.
94lN
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Or. HARTMANs ADVICE
Is Sought by Female Suffer
ers From Ocean .
to Ocean.

? Mrs.F. w. Goulder, 1905 Fourth ave
nue., Rock Island, Illinois, writes
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F. A. WIGGTNS 2fs12ss 2iSs1iy Street

NJ ~
Mccormick Machinery, Russell
Tribune bicyees, Standard and White sewing machines
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OFF FOR
BUFFALO

CANTON, o., Sept. 4 The President
and Mrs. Mckinley left on a ppecial
train today for Buffalo.
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Miscellaneous Cash Receipts.

August, NIOOF Do
Warrant indebtedness for 1901 to d ate,
1910 40,
The recorder turned over TO the City
Treasury on the first day Of the month
the sum OF Sll00.
Report of Chief of Police.
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NEW TO-DAY.

ETA ANDERS-WILLMAN 90 Piano
studio, Interstate University system ;
diplomas granted. Studio open Sept
4lh, First National Bank Block. Res
idence, 376 Church ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03

The rain did not prevent the holding
of the weekly meeting of the Board OF
Health yesterday afternoon. There
we're present: DR.. II. C. Sloggett.
president: 4. A. Mott-Smith. DR.. w. NJ
Moore and DR.. c. b. Cooper. officers
in attendance we're Executive officer
DR.. J. S. b. Pratt. Secretary Charlock
and Stenographer aIiss Mae Weir.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03
BETTER AMERICAN COTTON

Washington. Sept. 2o.-Secretarv
" ilson OF the Agricultural Depa;t.
ment. Is ever active in promoting thu
welfare of the American farmer. Thu
department Is now paving particular
attention TO experiments to produce
cotton Of the quality OF the Egyptian
article by hybrdizing. It seems that
the United States. while II eXpor's
quantities of cotton each year. has ~
purchase about forty million pounds
of Egyptian cotton. The Egyptian cot.
ton Is necessary for some kinds at
cotton cloth. and consequently II costs
the United States six millions Ut
dollars year to get II. ,secretar.'
Wilson feels confident that expert.
meuts which are being made by Dr.
Weber, under the direction OF DR..
Galloway, OF the Bureau OF Plant In.
dustry. will he successful.
The Agricultural Department Is also
making close study of soil Condi.
lions and plant growth In almost all
Of the States. The department Is
mapping the most important soils az
as to teach the people what each soil
will most profitably produce. Explor.
ers employed by the department ara
introducing from all parts Of the globe
vegetables. grasses. trees and MOVERS,
which are to be distributed In local..
ties which most resemble the condition
Of the places from which these expert.
ments, and that agriculture can bo
made far more profitable.
Under the present Secretary the ef'
fort Is making to be practical and the
information obtained Is of the great.
est possible value to the farmers. II
teaches them scientific farming. and
as the farmers come more and more
to understand the character and I'M
pOrtance of the Information made pub.
lie by the department, their conditions
will improve. and farming will become.
IL Is hoped, less hard. with the results
more certain and satisfactory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03
WITH MURPHY Club
HALL USED BY COURTESY
OF AUSTIN And BANCROFT
No Action Yet on New Place Of Meet
ing---Austin Sends Letter
TO Secretary
NOyeS.

Murphy Club No. | was held last night
for the purpose of discussing financial
matters. The question of leasing the
hall was brought up for discussion. II
was learned that A. V. Gear had been
seen about the lease and had stated
that the hall had been leased to Frank
lin Austin and W ID, Bancroft in their
own names for one year. with an Cd.
tiop of four wears more.
Under such circumstances. he could
mot consider any proposition for the
lease of the hall by the club or anyone
else unless the lessons should take
some action looking toward the cam
collation. of the present lease. The fol-
loving letter from Franklin Austin,
EXPLAINS the present situation:
Nr Moves. sec'y Francis Murphy CLUB
| M 4
poar s,rpursua,t m instruction,
from tho hoard NJ trustees nj tho + Al
~ r. {, h,n 10 i,,,rm v,u tha, VA
have no,,sed y ce,r and tho ua-
wai,or E,oc,ric ti,h,ing Co. tha, tho
associa,,on w,I, ~, longer no resnons,.
hIa Gov ,ho ron, and Iieh,s for rranci.
Nrrnb, hal, after oc,oher lat The
,radns ,onnI. who have heen in tina
hahi, ., ,,,rrish,r. ,bo hall have ala,
haan ro,,sod Tho, nrrs,,ort m ros,Iu,
,,on n,ssad ~ ,he renuos, y, ycmr
hn,rd -, air. c,ors IN tho 7th ,,s, DIV.
IT, COM o,,,h oomnia,a ar,oromr N \,
the association, will M, no resnopsIbIe
,or an, lille c,,,rocte5 hy CIuh Ma
|, s,nco sonto,hor
a., a,so ,ns,rrc,od ;, transmit, >,
vor a COM ~ a roso,r,ion n,ssod -,
.,on d,,. ,ogo,h.r win an inyortorv
-, al, Tho ,or,ohlo nronor,y n, ,bo
r,r,rois ,t,rnh,, hal, nu,nod Ia, tho os.
soci,tion which yiyos CHM M ths
rnd,snu,.d ri.b to uso tho s,,o ,r,Il
lc,,,od ,,r ,or otbar ,urroaos Al,
other proper,v In the hal, 10 Owned hx
" Gear and VIM ,ra n, ,ihartv n
make any arrangements with him IN,
its use that Won may see A.
Tho a,,ior ,,Lo, tod,r la, IN. ,r,,
tees clears the wav for cnh M :,
make n permapent lease in its ow,
right with A Y. Gear for the hail IN,
four wears and upon vour reouest II
writing the trustees will doubtless mas.
a resolution approprIatinp TO Club No
/ ! the amount expended in permaneu,
fixtures. such as plumbing. electric
wiring and fixtures. staging etc
On behalf of the association and nv.
self | beg to convey. tbroueb Won n
Club No / our sincere concentration,
upon its decision TO assume the respon.
sibilities of full autonomy and | fee
certain that many friends will he rails
ed up to assist the club. and further
heg to assure the club of nv persona