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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
Indictment Of Schley.

An exchange suggests that the pre-
script Of Secretary Long which practical
ly amounts 10 An indictment Of Admiral
Schley, should have been amended to
state the real oiiense Of Admiral Schley,
which it summaries as follows and which
makes nightly interesting reading for
the American people,
lie destroyed all the Spanish ships no
completely that not one Of them could be
saved even Tor scrap iron,
lie failed 10 wait for the return Ot Ad.
miral Sampson, who WAS OF on a picnic.
lie did not reinquish the command TO
Fighting Bob" Evans. who had sought
refuge Ia the coming tower Of the Iowa
He did not send any braggart message
10 the American people.
lie did not let any Spanish ships or
any Spanish sailor get away lie bagRed
them all,
lie did not leave anything ior anybody
else GO DO.
llc did not loose his own ship r. any
other chip belonging 10 the United
Statrs navy.
lIc did not fail 10 do his fnll duty.
even though IL WAS plain 10 him as IL
wJs m cyery body else, that he wac not
ia favor with tbs navy department.
lie made the remark, contrary 20 the
known wishes Of the administration all
on the subject that AZ 70
suit Of his victory Lere was glory enough
for all including Sampson, no doubt.
tie minded hls own hnsincss ever
since and has 10 conducted himself as 10
increase his Oyn gODulaTitv and gtreDgth.
rn the opinion Oi the people that there
has existed In the department con-
spiracy 10 deprive him Of honors which
he fairly won and which he has borne
y ith becoming mOdesty.
II Mr.. Long had dealt honestly with
himself and his little nest Of iayoHtes
The prSscript would have read something
like the above and II would have been
worthy Of him ia all respect.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
WEDDING
PRESENT
AUCTION
What Became of the State
Fair Public Wedding Gifts.

The business men Of Salem donated a
] beral collection Of articles OF msrchAn.
disc and other things Of value 10 be
given as 4 bonus to any couple that
would got married at the state fair, aud
thus mako a public event Of interest for
that occasion. The stuff gathered up
amounted to about several hundred dol
lars In value, but at the last moment ths
young couple backed out, and no public
wedding was had. The feature was
necessarily given up, and the articles
donated were sold al auction for what
ever they would bring, all except the
bedroom set, which WAS returned by the
society tO the firm from wi Om II was
purchased. IL is not known how much
was realized for the stuff. but the amount
was presumably, turned into the state
fair treasure. Some OF the businels
men object 10 this being appropriated by
the society, a. they had already given
literally towards the fair. The truth 10,
the Salem business meh are held up
altogether too often, and for all manner
OF occasions. They are constantly asked
TO give for something, and Il is not sur
prisins that they gag occasionally, when
they think It is being rubbed Ia little
too severely.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

sum OF $500 to appear before the U. S
circuit court at Portland. She furnished
the bonds and was released from custody
This penalty for the crime is a fine oI
from 800 to $500 OF imprisonment.
The letter which was produced at the
examination was very obscene and ridi-
culous and had no name signed to it, but
the band writing was identified as Mrs.
Debrick's. 1t seems that Mrs. Webber
and Mrs. DERRICK have been at outs for
some time, and the latter took thismeans
to express her dislike for the former.
The accused is woman about thirty
five years of age, lie married aud lives
with her husband who is engaged in
farming Forth of the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
OREGON
POLITICAL
TALK
Program That is Being Cir
culated By Democratic Pa
perS.
Some Good Men and Some
Who Merely Want to Get
Into An Office.

Following is appearing in leading
Democratic papers Of Oregon: "A Port.
land Democrat stated positively, recent.
ly, that the Republican slate has been
practically made up 80 far as governor
and sheriff Of Multnomah county are
concerned. This informant said that I.
L. Geer would be renominated and that
General Summers was slated for sheriff
The general, however, wants nothing less
than governor, although there iS more in
the sherih's Office. II this assertion
proves true, the Democrats have already
elected their governor and all that re-
mains to be attended to is the building Of
bon6res.
George 4. Chamberlain's strength
continues to grow in tim country and he
will enter the state convention with a
great backing. There is one thing In
Chamberlain's favor that cannot be
ignored. To carry Multnomah county.
the republican stronghold Of the state, Il
is necessary for democrat 10 overcome
a majority Of about 5000. Few there
are in the minority party capable of
making such inroads in the ranks of the
enemy, yet this was accomplished by
Chamberlain last year in the teeth Of
organized opposition. State Senator
lnman, while spoken OF for governor,
also, will probably be satisfied with
mayor. This ticker is conceded TO be
the strongest combination the democrats
can possibly make IN this county.
There is some talk relative TO the next
senatorial contest in the wind. Senator
Joseph Simon desires TO succeed himself,
but he will be opposed by the press Wig
orously, according to the present indica-
tions.
State Senator Charles Fulton of As
toria, is a strong candidate. II he will
be content with the nomination for gov
ernor he can win II hands down. Secre-
tary OF State Dunbar 10 a creature of
Fulton's and has expressed his willing
ness to do what ever his chief COM
mands. BY throwing his support for
State Senator Williamson, for secretary
of state, in return for strength from
Eastern Oregon, Fulton can entice the
from Governor Geer despite
he fact that the latter 10 supposed 10
nave a mortgage on the denomination,
1t 10 not generally believed that Il. W.
Jorbett will enter the race for senator
gain, but his former managers are
aid to be grooming dark horse. II 10
urther asserted that this dark horse
will be jockied up to a certain point and
hen side tracked, as Simon did Corbett,
nd one Of the managerial quartet will
eize the senatorial togA. This theory
Ias the virtue Of supporters.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
STATE
BOARD
OF TRADE

Preparations are being made for the
organization of a State Board Of Trade
in Portland next Thursday when a meet.
ing OF delegates from all parts Of tue
state will be held in Artisans Hall
Arlington building. At the meeting Of
the Portland Board OF Trade Thursday
Secretary Miller announced that he had
received numerous communications from
the Mayors and prominent citizens OF
the interior, signifying their intention
TO attend. The letters read speak Of the
deep interest felt in that project and
predict its success. Besides the direc-
tors and many members OF the local
board the chairman Of each sub board
OF the city is expected 70 be on hand.
Organization and modes OF procedure
will probably be agreed on before the
meeting adiourns.
Salem should be represented at the
shove gathering aud see what there is in
I for our city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
EUGENE
WOMAN
ARRESTED
Charged With Mailing an OBJ
scene Letter.
Eugene Guard, oct. 10.

Eugene Guard, oct TO-
Deputy United States Marshal j
Proebstel, Of Portland, arrived in Eu-
gene yesterday afternoon and this morn,
ing drove over to the DERRICK place
about mile and half north Of Eugene,
across the river, and arrested Mrs Hen
rletta DERRICK on the charge OF mailing
an obscene letter, addressed to Mrs.
Pauline Webber, in the Eugene posl-
Office on the 18th day Of MAY,
1901. Mrs. DERRICK was brought
to town and given examination n
before United States Commission.
or J ] Walton in his Office this afternoon
at l O'Clock. l.. Bilyeu appeared as the
woman's attorney. After the evidence
Df three witnesses was taken, Commil-
iioner Walton bound her over in the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
SALEM
MILLING
PLANTS
Are Busy Taking in Wheat
and Getting Ready for the
Grind.

For number OF weeks past iarmerI
have been engaged in hauling their grair
crop to the mills, and have now almost
completed the task. With three activ,
grain markets here, growers are assured
the highest market prices. The Salen
FIGURING Mills company have receiveC
10000 bushels OF wheat already, and al
soon 10 this is exhausted they will re-
ceiye shipments from near by valley
points. Their mill is completed except
for the placing Of the machinery, and
this will be ia readiness to begin grind.
ing by November lst. They will grind
about bushels 1900 per day. force Of
fifteen men will be employed during the
grinding season.
Messrs. Bryant x Reeves have had
their Capital Mills in operation for sew
eral weeks, and are kept busy taking in
grain and serving their patrons. This
mill has started undsr rather emtarrass.
ing circumstances, as Mr.. Bryant
has been III for some time with
fever, and is still rather thin as a result.
MIR Reeves also had misioltu ia the
way Of breaking his left arm while
some Of the new machinery,
and although lac still carries that mem.
Der in a sling he is able to look after
business. Under all the adverse cir
this new firm ia really to be
upon its ability to have
heir businegs in operation. They have
! yely practical plant, consisting Of the
atest improved machinery, all ia
compact form and be ny operated with
he greatest economy.
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This is to Certify
cOuay Sf sIE4 NATION SIS salem, Ore, Aug. "a, 1901
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid

~ Hhom these presents shall come, Greeting.
mel itS ecu {ears since at nine years OF age
4. ~ t ~ an accldent which caused an Injury
my spine and pelvic bone which resulted IL
h-,I 49, torma Ion OF bumped shoulders and hin. a
terasI orssn ~ 'pe waist and displacement OF IN
f1ches III ona ah3 shortening OF about two
,,onS3 tss oi ohe llmD between the knee and hin
boiy a. ',3n sbovo 70 the outward appearance OF my
taheh win severe attack OF La Grippe from
tne enect OF which suffered greatly with INV
~ ~ NC aSd ana h heaT and when in May 1900 came
" hnu oegan treatment with DR.. j. f. Cool INV
tohdlllOn was about as follows Could pef
.efm no manual labor, could not stOop 10 biok
lthIhs from The nOOr. Could pet about tbe
Aouse only with dimculty, and getting mn stsirs
" next 20 impossible. Could use nv iimbs
eal with dlmculty aud one OF them was much
80 el. NY nervous system was badly wrecked
~ cough ana severe pain on lungs and beSrt
~ ~ sPpette, could sleep only in broken sDeIis
- ~ many ways suffered almost constant and
ae.S s lDanle agonies. In short was as much
r-inns rIN ~ awe Previously 70 my attack OF Ia
Ilatv pbSsici"s ~ i"eatea over period Of years by
Ay peTsonss1ns 70 no effective purpose.
slnaight in tba appearance at this time Is
nnb re.t,,retSH tHe y, back as anyone. Ny wasted
than half sN - 70 normal size and but little more
49, ese & OF my limbs and car 90 M ~, nave ave
WasIt is iengfbS,nIeI with perfect ease. nv |
Wilh ease Can gst Can stoop 10 the floor |
an apnettts ttulns other well people can AZ
ahaolutely ne Splendid sleep soundly and am
-snls uVed IN Dr. Coor's fsr,,,,. ,
ileaiment upon ot,iaueh much Of the effect OF his
,si M y, feeommend the DoctSr sn6 I4y w and
Tie Doctor's ~ any way afiiieted N'a ii0u'
eo1unel 70 bis botanical Rsno55ie eS5e was who'll
..setaiiy adm inistered N 'STlnelies cousutu-
of treatment bsin sI,b appliance or other metb,J
Linlsn Rosenh.,,, LILLIAN ROsENBATU
Atout nine years. NN IN this vicinity
Nc me undersigned, are personsli,- -.
~ 80 a u, tns above anant ana eheertsi9 uslnt-
u'N oi she foregoing statement tuD-
"a kOsENBAUM' Fatbe1
SUSAN HARRisOS 'HeI'
enbseribed and -, "a, y, kOsENBAUM
iag of Aug. 1901 !" Deiofs me this 2lth !
", W. HALL. {
By A. NcCr-rr q, County Clerk. ,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

The Oregon Mining Exchange ha,
been doing considerable business the
past two weeks and n large number Of
visitors are in the hall each morning.
Several companies have applied for po-
sition OF the board and sitor due in.
spection of properties by a thoroughly
competent expert, those found qualified
will be accepted. The following is a
list OF stocks and quotations at the last
call.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
BAKER
CITY
DOCTOR
Who Through a Mistake Was
Almost Poisoned.
DR.. ". c. Fault Has a Fright
full Experience With a
Tablet.
Baker Civ nnmnnrnt

Baker City Democrat,
DIR. f. Q. Fault, the we'll .knownIphy
sician had narrow escape from deatl
by accidental beladona poisoning. Dr.
RAUL who for some days had been suf-
ierlng from severe cold, purchased or
Monday some Heroine tablets. a prepar.
alton containing large percentage oI
opium. In the afternoon about 4 O'Clock
while in DR.. +. b. McDaniels, office in
the Citizens bank building he was at
tscked with severe spell of coughing
and to stop it took what he supposed
was Heorine tablet. The medicine
taken, however, was atropine, a bella,
dona poison. and used largely by oculistt
in paralyzing the muscles of the eye.
DR.. Fault was alone in the office when
he took the poison and it was some time
before he realized his awful mistake. He
first felt sort of a dizziness coming
over him and then his vision became
clouded and the next few moments he
could scarcely see objects about him.
with great presence of mind the un.
fortunate man realizing the symptoms
or belladona poison in his system rushed
from Dr. McDaniels office in search of
his mothers physician, DR.. Dodson. He
walked up Main street aa far as the
Parlor saloon, and feeling rather fatigued
entered the place and took a small
decoction Of whiskey. The liquor seemed
for a moment to revive him and about
this time DR.. Dodson entered the saloon.
The two physicians recognized each
other and DR.. Fault said:
"Dr. Dodson, believe am suffering
from belladona poisoning, have you got
an antidote in your pocketW
"No," the veteran physician replied
"but you go into Levinger's drug store
and he will fix you mp"
DR.. Fault left the saloon at once, but
returned in few moments, announcing
that the druggist did not have what he
wanted.
"All right" DR.. Dodson remarked
and noticing that his patient appeared
to be getting weak. he invited him to 20
with him, and taking DR.. Fault by the
arm walked with him down Main street
to the drug firm Of Grace & Bodinson.
Dr. Dodson then ordered an antidote and
it hypodermically in both
arms. For time the young physicians 8
system refused to respond to the treat
ment and gradually he relapsed into
7eml'consclous condition. lie remained
In this state for several hours, and only
At ! o'clock yesterday morning was he
'onsdered out of danger.
DR.. Dodson remained with the young
man until he WAS out Of danger and was
'ble to be removed to his home. Yester.
lay afternoon he was able to be about
own and was busy receiving the congra.
oi his friends over his narrow
'scape from death.
DR.. Fault in speaking of the affair
aid; 81 am unable to explain how |
made such an awful mistake in taking
he wrong medicine. | had both one
tropine and Heroine tablets in sep
rate boxes in my pocket and when /
ook the medicine to relieve my cough :
am almost positive that read the Ia.
el on the box. But it seems | didn't,
'r il l had l certainly would not have
lade the dreadful mistake and place d
ny life in jeopardy"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
RALLY
The Annual Event at the N.
E. School for Tomorrow.

Next Sunday, Oct. 18th, will be
Rally Day" in the First Methodist
Sunday school, and special invitation
has been sent to old members of the
school, to families which have children
on the "Cradle Roll" and to members
OF the Home Department, and "a general
invitation is extended to all to be
pres snt. The attendance on Rally Day
last year was 497 and it is expected that
this number will be exceeded next
Sunday. The school is just re-organiz.
ing for the new year. Any one not be-
longing to another school will be cordi-
! ally welcomed to the school.
The notion that the Sunday scheol is
only tor children lie now antiquated. j.
d. Lee has fine Bible Glass for men,
which will always be glad to receive new
members and visitors.
President Hawley's class in Bible His.
tory, Prof. Drew's class of young men,
Mrs. Alexander's class for women, and
Mrs. G.. w. GranDis and j. II. Atwood's g
classes for men and women, are now car
ing for the adult portion of the school,
and will welcome new members and Wis.
itors at any time.
The Home Department reported a
membership of 1874, and the Cradle Roll
has membership of 90 little ONES un-
der 3 Years of age.
Following are the officers and teachers
elected for the coming year at the an.
nual board meeting held on Wednesday
evening.
Officers Of Schools Superintendent O.
j. Atwood; assistants, Miss Jennette
Meredith, A. A. Lee; secretary. Erma
Clark assistant secretary, Alma Pohle; I;
recording secretary, Frank Bean; treas
urer, T.. j. Swafford; librarian, Chas
Lennox; assistants, Frank Grannis,
VIM. Parsons; pianist, Carrie Brad
shaw assistant, Nettie Beckner.
Officers Primary Department-Super-
intendont, Mrs. Ray l.. Farmer; assist
ant, Mrs. Scott Bozorth; secretary, Mrs.
A. A. Lee; chorister, Mrs. c. w. Boes-
cheA; organist, Mrs. f, A, Legg.
Home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Mrs. Frank Bean assistant, Mrs. T. Il.
Cornelius secretary, Mrs. w, IL. Cook.
superintendent Cradle Roll, Mrs. @.
W. Bosechan.
Teachers in School-Class No. l, j. ID.
Lee; No, 2, Mrs. Alexander No. 3, j.
Atwood No. 5, Prof. w. p. Drew; No.
}, Eva pimmitt; No. 7, Prof. W. @.
Hawley; No. 8, Julia Raymond; No. IL,
Mabel Williams; No. ~, Mrs. John Par.
IONS; No. l3, Mrs. O. j. Atwood No. Ia
Mrs, j. d. Lee No. l6, J. w. Reynolds
No. Is, Frank Bean; No. 10 F. s. Gil
'ert No. 20, ID, A. Forbes; No. 22, Mrs.
!. q. Regiemant; No. %, Mrs +. s.
Gilbert; No, "a, Mrs. Frank Bean.
Teachers, Primary Department-Class
!, Mrs. @. W. Boeschen; Glass b, Mrs.
l. A. Lee; Class @, Helen Atwood
lass ID, Mrs. Ray L. Farmer Glass +,
irs. c. d. Minton.
Visitors for Home Departmental !,
. S. Graham, Mrs. Bellinger, Mrs. W.
:. Rigdon, Mrs. II. Pohle, Mrs. !. T.
ioore, Mrs. A. w. Dimmitt, Mrs. O. l..
ean, Mrs. S. A. McFadden, Mrs. j. q. "
rown, Mrs. Henry II. Yandevert, Mrs. ="
!. q. Guild, Mrs. w. IL. Cook, Miss ,,
liable Williams, Mrs. f. S. Gilbert, v
Irs. j. @. Glaze, Mrs. II. A. Skinner, "
Irs. f. p. Robin. .
Your $50 wells with Cascarsts. u
Candy CathRrtic, cure constipation forever ! T.
G, 26c, IL q. q. q fail drugQigts refund money [ 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
A Clinical Preparation That Positively
Kills the DandTuff Germ.

A most important discovery has been
made after years patient laboratory
work aimed Ia q certain direction-lt IL
Newbro's Herpicide, a preparation that
cures badness, pleyents falling hair,and
speedily and permanently oradicates
dandruf. These evils are caased BY
germ or parasite that burrows intO the
scalp, throwing up dandruh, as Il seeks
10 sap the life OF the hair at the root.
There's no badness without falling OF
thin hair,n thin hair without dandrun,
and no dandruff II the gem 10 destroyed.
NewbrO's Herpieide is the only prepaFa-
tion that will do the work. Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

Colonel Frank j. Parker, the well
known newsI aper man OF Wslls Walla,
said in an interview; il il for the people
OF the Pacific Northwest who are inter
ested Ia the success Of this enterprise to
get together-what We need is a thor
ough awakening 10 our opportunities
President Mohler Of the o. K & n. Co.
and p. & r. Agent Miller Of the S. T.
Co, are taking hold Of the work In
very practical manner, but they must
not be expected 10 do il all alone. II we
each do our part tho result will be un-
equaled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

The most interesting feature of the
exposition soiar has been the gathering
Of a score or more of Yakima and Wasco
Indians who decked out in feathers and
paint parade up and down the main
streets Of the city during the day and
entertain the amusement lovers with
there curious war songs and
dances at night. On Thurs
day evening Chief Schennawich OF the
Wasco's, ~ wears Of age, married
Twatwi, demire little Wasco maid and
received the congratulations Of General
o. Howard with whom the helped sup
press the uprlsings OF the Snake and
Bannock Indians during Oregon's pion.
eer days.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
CURIOUS
PORTLAND
AFFAIRS
People Amused at the Carni-
val With an Indian We'd
ding.
Business Men Awakening to
Their Opportunities in the
Coming Centennial.

Special to the Journal,
Portland is filed to overlowing with
visiting Elks, arrayed in handsome uni
forms to take part in the Carnival
held Friday evening Big excursions
are coming from Puget Sound Cities and
from Wallowa county in Eastern. Oregon
a handsome decked special train, carry -
ing its own band is due to arrive Satur-
day morning. Many miaing men from
Eastern and Southern Oregon are met
at the hotels who have come in to wit
ness the ore contest at the concentration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

Snakes in Portland. You don't end
ten feet black snakes every day in the
week Ia a city Of 100 thousand popula.
tion but two Of cur eoppers run into one
the other morning on Washington
street and have not stopped running
since. Some one captured his snakesbip .
and carried him down 10 Captain
Moore, At the police station and il
soon was noised over the town.
l. didn't take long for Dick
O inton, who has a sideshow A.
the exposition. 10 hear this and he i'm
mediately sent a representative TO claim
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
Largest Stock

OF new shoes in the city at the New
York Racket. Ask those Who have
traded with us about our prices.
10 10 "a lN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

Non Union BARRIERS who throw an.
cient eggs have a hard time in Portland.
S. A. Carson has recently been annoyed
because Union banner bearer paraded
IN front of his shop with a printed sign
that the shop was unfair to organized
labor. lie located perseyering old hen
who had held corner on few eggs for
some weeks and used the banner for a
mark, accidentally hitting NJ S. Day.
who was carrying the same, Judge
Cameron fin d him 50 for not being
more accurate, which was paid,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

HsW Are Nsur Eidneysf
ID. Hobo sparagua pills cure al kldneY illa sam.
slq ffoe Aad hterlnG kennedy Co, Chloago o. n. ".
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

Cigar men in Portland are wearing a
very anxious look these days, owing to
the enforcement Of the gambling laws,
The police department has ordered all
slot machines out of sight, and the re.
suit will no doubt be the closing Of seve-
raj small corner stores that practically
rely upon the slot machine for their ex.
istence.
The gambling fraternity have never
been so closely pushed for an opportu-
nifty to ply their trade as at the present.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12

Educate Your BO wells with Cascarsts.
Candy CathArtic, cure constipation forever
iOo. 26c, II Q. Q. O. fail, druggists refund money