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Observation-Disclosures

Srtmtnulgcrid t. CSor
Ri6ter @rigbt,) llnteridIoQltn9 49,
&crome Sbomo8, 6 Mlonotc @efGrqs
nib. Houb - stephen &. Sung,
nidt i6uloiq. 9icbitobl - SpIpc.
tier Sorlep 6 Monote @cfGnqniB;
Wfinnie &uiiel uno Carrie SoDlor,
SllrD fonnte iid) nidlt ciniqen. 9ebin.
oerung oe8 9obnOcrtcbr5 49, Charles
Slerb, 6 Wonote StootSor6eitSbou&.
6ali6e 8ormGnoe - @m. $. @r-
nolO, ni6t i6uIoig. 6rieoeuSit0runQ
- @uilie Broom, So @elbbuBe uro
Soften. Woro 49, 2aiprence MeIi6,
Is Sabre 3udtbauS. Phi ser HeQi-
Itronoe fir beltte: 0iebitobl - glir.
Gollf. @inbru6 - Seremiob Wur,
PIN, Somes Scott, Soiepb S6tuob.
lon Sermonn MottbeluS, 9(uitin0or.
Iep. WorOangriff 49, Hobert Gent.
Nngriff-0apib SoucS, 9oOio @eins
berg. 8uorenontouf bon Wfinocrs
i6briaen - GbomoS g. Yinocr. In
ebcIi6e &otcridoit $3.50 9onieI Sops
Tor. Soioroipiel - &enrD6reiomon.
@eiuobnbcitSmGBig mnorbentli6 -
GboS. 81. SGioer. 8orSea 9uie
9orrp, 2i55ic Smiley, Minnic Solus
arb. @'orgoret @eaS4 acaaugaa@
nj III HIeaS crt td t.
- (8or Hi6ter Stodbriogc.) Gbos
mas 3. SorclteG, Sobn q. Comes, ".
$. Sbienleper gegen Ser, StroBcn'
bobn," in ieOem Sale giitli6 perein.
bart. S. u. aennarO gegen 0ieielbc,
onou pros" g(ltf Der &egiItron0e
fir bellte: Nltmmern 19t, 140, 362,
$40, 376 uno 377, iopie oorlGliiger
alfruf Der Hlrmnlern 450 bis 500.
Emperor d. t. 49, (8pr
Hifter @ideS.) Nnorem Bros. &c.
gen y. 2epin & So, Nntrag allf Ser.
togltng Der Sloge obgemieIen. Serns
boro Heiap 9egen y. 0ou9bertp
9ug Boat Co." 3uiostlage o6gepies
fen. Gorrpl $. 9rpon gegen SorrD
M. 2ittle, nidt beenoet. guf Ser Sic.
g%iitronoe fir belte - ser idhuc6ens
De Soa uno 8orb 9egen Yontier,
1877, 200 mo 201, Wltlin gegen 2urz
man, WcGolgon gegen @ran0ot.
IbtbeiGung SIR. 3. - (BOr
Gidter Bbelps.) Charles W. Boone
gegen $. &obert @oo05, gerOitt olIi
$3.50. Hegino @olenitein gegen
Senrb s. WottbcluS, non pros" PHI
Der Regiitronoe fir bcllte: Die gtlnl'
mern 1858, @oItcrS gegen D@er.S tro'
Benbahn." Gar. $50.
Stootgeridt - (9or Gi6ter
SorIon.) Geo. &. @bitemore gegen
y@itp GruIt &. 9onting &c." onolt
pros" Sobn $. HobertS gegen uE.
%. II. 9. giienbobn" giitlid perein.
bart. George &obl gegen oieielbe,
ooiielbe. 9tui Der He9iitronoe fir
beute: oic Nummern t43, t44, t45,
H. t47 AS, 149 uno t51.
8or 81 d. ter 9obIer.
9idep gcgen Wtopor mo Stootrotb,
nidt 6eeroet. guf Der Hegiitranoe
fir beute: ser ifmebenoe Sal uno
Die NlUnmern 20S, 2t7, 2tS, 800, 234,
279 uno SobeaS Gorpus.6Gae INN 3
llbr 40 Otin. Nobmittogs, iopie
oorlGiiiiger guirui Der Nummern 400
his 110
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Bon Gee unb Snfen.

SoH. See HH o y E II. -
Ger 0alnpfer nGbennis" bonn 9oro.
oeittfden &lop0 fam geItern Woraen
nod) elmer ereigniBloien Sabrt bon
Nen'Dorf al ieinem gter IN 2ocuIt-
Soint an. 9te 8diIagiere, 26 in ser
&nliite uno 523 im3mii6enOed, mrr-
Den III Der ii6lt6en idnellen un6 All.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8eiie 9eIanoet uno
Die ~@migronten i6on friib am 0of).
mittag mad DEM @eiten peiter beior.
bert. Dret Ser Ginponoerer, 8oIen,
iueroen mad Bremen 5uriid geIanot
peroen uno 5iuor, neil elmer Elm Con.
t%raftarbeiter, Der 5peite Elm armer
uno Der brittle nit Srndoma bebaftet
lit. gtpa so auslGnoer iueroen fir
fur5e 3eit Iufentbalt i'm @inmonoe,
r~ungsbauie nebmen miiiien, bis man
bon ibren Ierpanoten gebort bat,
ooer @elo fir lire @eiterreiIe einge=
troffen lit.
Der General 3 ginuonoerunas,
0omniiI1r Sargent betbGtigte ge.
ltern feline 3ufrieoenbeit nit Dem bic.
tiger @intpdnoerungs . 9iireau uno
oeIien @neeiteaten, inoem er unter
3r4timmune oes 9rn. 2ouis z. 8eis
bas Sal1r BON 6eren feds erbobte.
gS limo Dies: George 8. Mabone,
Gferf t,ne Stenoernpbiit; 8m. Sc.
@oDes Werris Wosfomit uto Ss.
car o. Sperber, 9olmetider un6
Silfss Snipeftoren; Sobn S. @ieus
repid, >SiiliS. Snipeftor, unb George
g. @arrelL, Stotiitifer unb Siilfs.
Snipeftor.
-9oItnadrihten bon Naiioll
unter Dem Eotum bonn 20. Nopem.
ber meloem pdb Der 9ampfer .Moi'
/ iddufetts" BON Der atlantic 9ranS-
port 2inie, BON Cardiff nod Reiu'
Grleans beitimmt, DER am Is. Otto
Der nabe gbasco auf ben @runb lief,
in tiefes 8aiier se8osen uno in
@aiinl in etlifen Sasen ertuortet
mrtroe.
laub It ummer Dor &c
r id t. = 8abi Carr mahte geiterr
in Der norooltlifen Citation iueitere
Grfabrungen in ieinem Imte, als er
ben Soil bes Saubitummen 5rnnt
RasIin, Nr. 1850. Sefierion-S traBe.
auf Ole 4ni6ulbigung. feline 6rai
aotie 9eihlagen 5it baben, pro5eIiirte
Ia fpeoer er, nod irgeno Semanf
baS SaubItiimmen. Mpbabet fnnnte
muBten Die 8erbonolungen idriftlid
gefiibrt merben, mos fat eineS tunb(
in anipriid) nabm. Woslin purot
ihliebIid entfaHent
d.. mid tWge a neen.-Gr
G.. 9. Sopion. Der ainoerihGnoeI
ponJoreit.Har lit nod nift BON De-
9oli3ei ~gefunoen tporoen. gr 1T iet
bereits adt 9aae hiiftis.
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0an Gattcrion's Yru5es.

Rem 9ort, 5. 9e5ember. -
Der 8Ueite Bro5eB gegen gtan 9nt.
terion megen grmoroung beS Bud
maferS" Gaeiur goung nobm bellte
ieinen 4niong. Orei @ei6morene
mareu aitSerwdbIt, ais iid ooS @e.
ridt ~oertagte.
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unfaas GbrOnif.

6rnu @Iiiobetb @ieBner ibren Ger.
IebuHgen erleaen. Gin @eir
gebroden. Son ocm eigencr
@ngen iiberfobren. Nnoert
llnf0ue.
Srou @Iiiobetb 8icBncr, oie %
Sabre oltc Satin bon Srn. Sotob
@icBncr, Itorb om SomItog in ibrer
@obmunq, Rr. OIL Siio Mooeiro-
StroBe, an &erleBurgcn, ole tic fid)
an q. gtonember bel cinem 5euer
%5uge5ogen bette. Ger Coroner hG(t
einen Snqucit fir ni6t u0tbig. Sror
@ieBner Durbe an ienem Gage, @or-
mittn9S 10 llbr, in ibrcr @obmung
ibIimm am 8eiidt, 9opf beioen
SGnoen mo Nrnlen nerbronnt. Ger
9ebGlter ibres @oioIinofenS lief ii6er
uno boS SeI luuroe IN 9rono gcItedt.
6rolt 8ieBner itcnte oen fIeinen
Sfen in einen gimer nit ser IbIidlt,
0enielben bonn 5tpeiten Stodmerf auf
ben @of 5u tragen. 9abei gerietben
ibre &Ieioer in 8rono. Cine g3odl.
bariu Srou &nuIine Sortmon, uno
oeren iuttger 'Sobu bon Nr. 51t,
Sid Raoeiro StroBe, bGrten sic
@iiferufe Der Strait unb ibnen qe.
lang eS, Die Slommen 5t Ioiden. Sn
Der 3tuii6en3eit tpor sic Spriben,
9%ompa9ttie benndrifti9t iuoroen,
Ilno Capt. 2in0 I~eiitetc Der Trol ben
eritep 8eiitanb, bis Or. Sobn Rotb
oieielbe in 9%ebon6lung nobm.
8feI bonn @oqen.
'Sr.s Settrp 6inf bon Tr. 500, Goro,
GnitIeItroBe, ~itiir5te geItern Dor DEM
Snuie Rr. SIP, 8cIt. Sails apenue,
BON einem @ogen lun0 Die RG0er oes
@agenS gingen linn iiber bcibe
8eine. @r erlitt idmer5baItc Duet.
ifungen nno mltroe in Ser Imbu.
lang beS mittIcren goIi5eiotItrifts
mad ieiner @o6nung gebrodt.
Brad oaS @ein.
Der 60 Sabre oIte Sr. Sobn g.
@einrS bon 9tr, 2S7, Sidorp. apenue,
fiel geItern an Der Gde bon 2erinq,
ton- unO 2ibertpItroBe oitf 6em be.
eiIten Srottoir uno brad ooS re6te
9ein. @r iulrOe nod Dem ,Sto6t.
SoIpitol" gebrod)t.
Gin 3u nj ito +.
Gin @oggon ser 0orf. Hoa6.Qinie
Iprong geitern MorgPn an Scr @de
bon 5oDette- uno NortbItroBe bonn
@eleiie, mnb oo5 GerumI6ruingcn6e
binterc Gnbe ocS @oggonS 3crtriim.
merte einen bon s. 9. BURT aelenften
Magen, po6ei 9urd, ipelfer in Ir.
1924, Sigbtitrdbe, mobnt, auf's Stro.
BenpfIoIter geidIeu6ert mur0e un6
letdlte &ueti6uugen erIitt, ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-07

'"* Die Sltrn : Seftion oeS ga.
Dor . 2pceumS" peronitoltet amYiitts
nod, Den Z. 0e3entber, in Der o9ps
eelim : Sale" cine s(beroumterbal,
tuns uno 9on5frdn5den. Die 8or.
iteliing beginnt UNI So llbr unb
miro oen geIuhern Elm angenebmer
Mbeuo aeboten iperoen.
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$taOt Batttmore.
Nns @sttiRsfreiieu.

&oItor q. s., Stetaer IN Ser monot-
lihen &%eriummIina SEES .&ric.
gerbunoes" ii6erroiht. - @rbieIt
elm Gbren-I b5eiden bon oeu
&riegcr-8creinen in N%iirnberg.
Die gcitriGe @eriommIung beS
.aricacrbrmoc8 non Baltimore"
brndte obermalS cine lleberroidumg
nit iih. YoItor q. s. SterQer, ser
SeIotapIon Ser Organization ipllr0c
nGmIi6 auf ieltene 8eiie uuSge5eih-
net, inoeHt ibm BON 6en 8rieger.8er.
eineu BON Niirnberg Elm Gbrenmit.
glieoS0iplom iommt @brenob5eifen
5u0ing. Gcr~onlaIung SIT Der ebren.
pouen NllSjei6nung 9ob cine SeIt.
rcbe, welhe Yoitor Stereer g~elegent-
LID Der IeBten Seoanfeier belt. Sc.
fnnntlid erbielt bereitS Sduptmam
9l0olf 8iuing Dor 5mei Monoten cine
GbnIide Ius3ei6nnng. Sn Der &c.
itrigen 8erIommluna oes .4rieaer.
bunoeS" lpuroe ferner elm neileS Mit.
glieO oufgenommen uuo orei Gonoi.
Ooten purOen Dorgel6logen. lleber
Die lcbte MISUNDERSTANDING murot
Elm GiinItiger 9eri6t ob9eitottet.
||-
n8ittelsbod &crein."
Ger n@ittelSboA, @erein" belt &c.
tern 9lbeno in Der DStog.SoIe"
feline rcQelmaBige 8eriamml,ln9 oh.
YrGiioent 81. @0b fiibrte Sen 8oriis
uno &nsGa q 8einborot iungirte
oils @rotofUafABrer. IS muroe Elm
nelteS W}itglieo oufgenommen, ilno
fcrner ipuroc 6ei6loliel. onl IS.
Sebruor in ser y@ermonio.@ Gnner.
dor.SuIle" einen WoSfenboI ob5ll.
bolten, fir Del6en folgenoeS Gomite
crnonnt muroe: g. Sitting, 9. @ol.
Ter, s. Z. @eiB, 90. Nidel, 6. %.
ReinborOt, 5reb. 0iegel, 6. MiiQer,
s. q. S6ouinger, s. &. S~ouenItein,
g.. @olomonn, Hobt. SeiImonn q.
@6B. Ginlobungen bonn n9oDeri.
id)cn WGnnerdor" rm0 Der Ser.
9eutihen @eieuidoft" iuuroen ange-
nommen.
Is arrollton Ir6citers
90 Gnner6or."
Sn Ieiner geItrigcn Sin9Itmoe
ii6te ser yGorro1ton Grbeiter+ MGn.
nerdor" inter Der 9eitung bon @roi.
Charles @. Gill ooS 2ico yMein
Scr5, tblc Gid allf" Gin. Su ser
@ciddftSiibung, IN ipeIder 8rGiioent
@iIliom Simon Sen &orIiB fibre
uno @r. s, Seinri6 ais 8rotofoI(.
fiibrer fun9irte, tpltroe beifIoIien
cine groBc G6riit6oum.G erlooIung an
pcranItolten. Gs murOen ferner 5mei
nelle NtitgFieoer 'nHfsehommen.
oM o5ort= sc Gnnerhor."
Ger nWo5nrt NGnnerdor" bielt
acltcrn gl6eno in Ieinem Quartier
cine gut bcIlidte Singitun0e inter
Der 9eitung oeS Srn. Geo. %. BOIL,
mann, in ser Sicoer fir sic nGdite
MISUNDERSTANDING geiibt iprroen.
St Der @eiddftSiiBung infer Dem
Soriib oes T%rGlioenten q. q. Mo9ge
mo Der &rotofoufiibrlrng oes Sefre-
turS Sobn j. 8. Stein mllr6en 5pei
Nftibc nui9enommen ltno oie &c.
itliiiie gefaBt in nGditer 3eit Elm
NuIternroiten i'm .9orIep.Gorf" al
neronitalten uno @eibno6ten i'm
oSotel 9%roaoipnp" 5u feiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-07

~ } i f'''''o
bradte. Der 8itr STEELE beruiene
Or. s. 6. 9enion fono, 0oB ser @ann
iid Die re6te Sano uI0 Oic S6uItcr
tart uerltaud)t bate.
I%ble6en. Sri. Morie sill
fen, S6neIter bon Srit. Seinrid Is.
SiIfen, itar6 gelteru it ser @obnuug
ibreS 9ruoerS, SIR. 1873, 8eItz2ans
uoIeitraBe. Die 8erblidene ipor am
90. Sum- t941 III Bremen geboren,
Uobin hire iroiide @iile sur 9eltnt=
ting iibergefiibrt miro. Sri. Silfeu
mnd)te offers 9eIltdSreiien 3u ibrem
8ruoer in Baltimore. Sic fam lebs
ten September non SStalieu bier an
mo muroe Dor feds Sogen non ser
Sungenent3iinouug erfoBt Welher
tiidiideu aronfbeit iie aud erIo9.
auBer oibrerp eirsigen 8r.Ser binter7
IdBt SRI. Siltet bier uiele Sreunoe,
meIfe nm ibr iibes 9obini6eioen
trollern. Die Srauerfeier finoet am
9onnerItag Radmittag I'M A ltbr III
Ser 3ionsfir6e all Der Norb.@ap.
GtraBe itott.
- SIN boben 4lter BON 80 Sabren
ltarb 9eitern ~Gforentine @eItpbal in
Scr 8obnung hires SfmiegerIo6nes,
Rr. 207, 8eit.M htlberrpitraBe, bon
100 aus oas acknowledgements morgen
friib INN 8 llbr ltattfinOet.
Storb fern BON Ger Sci.
motb. - SIN sSobnS SoptinS'
Soipital" Itorb eeitern Sr. Sobn g.
Gbi6elter, ein prominenter @runo.
eigentbums Wafler bon 9irming.
bom, ala., al elmer Complication
bon aronfbeitcn i'm Ilter bon 80
Sobren. Die 2eide muroe geitern
@admittag mad ,girminebam per
ionot.
Gem @eri1tSperabre II
ii b e e II. = Ssfor Nagle,
oelien @irtbidaft in ger. 1928, Gons
ton Ipeule, bon elmer An5obl $50
li5iIten iiberfnlen wuroe, Ite0te ge.
itern Dor aaoi 6rieoel in Der oitlifleu
Soli5eiItntion 9iirgidaft fir lein
@rideinen BOT Dem Griminalgeridt.
@r miro ongeiduloigt, am Sonntag
Spirituolen perfauft 81 baben.
Cine gleihe Aniduloigung ge9en
Sobn Naplor, oct cine @irtbid)ait in
Ger. 1916, gaitern = @penite, betreibt,
Wuroe obgepieien.
Oes iebitabIs duges
6uIoigt. - Inter Der Inidiil.
bigung, am GomItag oos Sdaifens
tier oes Eo6ofSbdnolers Soiepb NO
bid, Rr. 1903, alice 4nnitraBe, err
broten uno 0nraus Gigorren Bfei.
fen uno ionitiae artifel I'M 8ertbe
bon $t0.75 geitoblen gu baben, muir
Den geItern 2ouis 9onost, 10 Sabre
oft, Scr 1913, 4lice 4pnitraBe, 2am.
renee Wfitdliforpsfi, M Sabre aft,
Rr. 1923, 9tIice atnMitraBe, uno
Souls 0opaf, IA Sobre'att Ir.t917,
glice annftrabe, perbaftet. Sic ruer'
ben bette Elm 8erb5t por benz SIT
H..H#||h# = 20 -
aen0ri6ter 81 belteben Baben.
%ngebfi6e 2aoenoiebin.
- 9lrnie Qintbieum, cine 80 Sabre
oIte unperbeIratbfte Eerion pom Nr.
80, Roro.GbeiteritraBe, mnroe geItern
pom 1eteftip Sogan ais oneeblide
Quoenoiebin nerbaitet unO pom aabi
@ronnon i'm mittleren Stations-
bauie oem 8erihtsperfabren iiber-
picien. sic lit angeibuloigt, angeb-
lid in SofihiIo, aobng& Co.'S So.
ben aleioeritoff gum 8ertbe BON 50
Gents iino I'M 2ooen Der 8ebriioer
gernbeimer Elm goar @ummiidubc
5u 20 Gents geitoblen 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-07

Beronal 81 otiaen.-S r.
eoparo s.. 8oseniteder, Der ebema'
liee @eifaitsfiibrer Der .20wen'
graierei," lit oils Staotpertreter bel
Der riibmlidit befannten @einbnuo.
lung aiibIe & 2ope, Scr. liz, Si0'
gltamitraBe, einsetreten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES.
From S. p. and C. & E. Points to the
Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.

On and after June /, 1904, the
Southern Pacific, in connection WITH
the Corvallis & Eastern reailriad, will
have on sale round trip tickets from
points on their lines to Newport, va
quina and Detroit at very low rates
good for return until October 10, 1904,
Three-day tickets to Newport and
Yaquina, good going Saturdays and
returning Mondays, are also on sale
from all East Side points, Portland to
Eugene inclusive and from all West
Side points, enabling people to visit
their families and spend Sunday at
the seaside.
Season tickets from all East Side
points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive,
and from all West Side points, are
also on sale to Detroit at very low
rates, with stop-over privileges at
Mill City or any point east, enabling
tourists to visit the Santiam and Brei.
tenbush hot springs in the Cascade
mountains, which can be reached in
one day.
Season tickets will be good for re-
turn from all points until October 10.
Three-day tickets will be good going
on Saturdays and returning Mon lays
only. Tickets from Portland and vi
cinity will be good for return via the
East or, West Side at option OF pas
senger. Tickets from Eugene and vi.
cinity will be good going via the Leb-
anon-Springfeld branch II desired
Baggage on Newport tickets checked
through to Newport; son Yaquina
tickets to Yaquina only.
Southern Pacific trains connect with
the c. g. e. at Albany and Corvallis
for Yaquina and Newport. Trains on
the C. & p. for Detroit will leave AL.
bany at a. M, enabling tourists to
the hot springs to reach there the
same day.
Full information as to rates, with
beautifully illustrated booklet OF Ys-
quina bay and vicinity, timetables.
ETC., can be obtained on application
to Edwin Stone, manager G. & r
railroad, Albany; w. D. Conan, G. p
A., Southern Pacific company, Port
land, or to any s. P. or c, & q. agent
Rate from Salem to Newport $500
Rate from Salem to Yaquina =. $3.50
Rate from Salem to Detroit -. .$S.60
Three-day rate from Salem to
Newport >. .... ............ $500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
MAIL
CARRIER
HURT
c. L. McAIiSter of Shaw Re-
ceiVeS Serious Injuries

G. l.. McAllister, the rural mai
carrier who drives on the route run
ming east of Shaw, met with a seri.
Gus accident last evening, and may
die from the injuries received. He
had spirited team and was returning
from his trip, when the horses be.
came frightened, and dashed down the
road at a terrific speed, throwing Mr..
McAllister out of the buggy, and
dragging him considerable distance.
The unfortunate man was picked up
and conveyed to his home, where he
is in an unconcious condition. His
right ear was torn from the head, and
he received number of severe bruis-
es about the body, causing internal
hemorrhages.
Dr. aRnsom, of Turner, was called,
and he pronounced the injuries of
very serious nature, with very unfa.
vorable chances for recovery. His lit
tie son was also in the buggy, but es-
capped with only few slight scratches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
PORTLAND MARKET.

Wheat-Walla Walla, 71072c.
Valley-s1@S2c
Flour-Portland, best grade. $500
$4.O5; graham. $S,50@$4O0
Oats-Choice white, $1.25.
Barley-Feed, $500 per ton; rolled
s245O@S25.
Millstuff-Bran, S19@$2O.
Hay-Timothy, $15@$16.
Potatoes-Fancy, 75e@S1.00.
Eggs-oregon ranch, 170171Sc.
Poultry-Chickens. mixed. 1S@1Sh
per pound; turkeys, 16017c.
Pork-Dressed. 6661Sc.
Beet-Dressed. 59Sc.
VeAl-697c.
Hops-2S025c.
wool-valley, 17@1s%c; Eastern
Oregon. l1@14c; Mohair. soc for
choice.
Hidss--dry. le pounds and upwards,
i66i5Mc.
Butter-Faney creamery, zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
SLOCUM
DISASTER
GROWING
COrOneT'S Inquest Is
Now Proceeding
Thunder Storms Raise More
Bodies From Their Ocean
Graves

fremont, N. Y, June 21.-The big
armory was packed at noon when the
Slocum inquest was started. Frank
A. Barnaby, president of the Knick.
erbocker Steamboat Co., was the
first witness. He testified as to
equipment of vessel. The insurance
companies had considered the boat
an excellent risk, giving the company
lower figures. The church paid $3.50
for the use of the boat
John Cokely, a deck hand, swore
during 1S days he had been on the
steamer he never saw fire drill.
First Mate Flanagan admitted he had
never been examined by government
officials and was not licensed mate
He had been chief mate of the steam.
er two years.
At 8 o'clock this morning IL addi.
tional bodies, victims of the Slocum
disaster, we're recovered, making a
total of 764 found and missing. Sixty.
four unidentified bodies are at the
morgue. A severe thunder storm
early this morning caused two bodies
to come to the surface and eight were
found floating near where the steamer
was beached. The relief fund now
stands at $4,000. Two four-inch
guns today will be taken out on the
floats and fred along the river where
the bodies were supposed to be sunk.
First of damage suits has been filed
by Mrs. Kate Mattler, who lost four
children. She asks $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Salem Choral Society.

The aSlem Choral Society members
held a meeting this morning to set
tie up the accounts fcor the late May
Festival and Queen Esther" cantata.
They audited all the bills, and, al.
though they were short, the main
movers in the enterprise dug up about
$25 each, and. after next Tuesday, all
parties having claims against the sol
ciety can calf on the treasurer for
their checks. These entertainments
were a good-sized musical treat for the
entire community, and those who.
with their labors and generosity, have
made it possible for the public Of Sa.
lem to have it are entitled to great
credit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
HOTELS
The Willamette.

nc WilldWSNtCs
j. Q. McCue, Astoria.
B1w. Hall, Baker City.
A. Welch, Baker City.
II. @. Fleischauer, Baker City.
H Tobin, Portland.
J. M. Healy, Portland.
w. r. North, st. Louis.
J. ID. Scharff, Portland.
#. p. Kelly, New York.
w. e. Frazer, Portland.
b. r. Rowland, Eugene.
W. T. Watson and wife, San Fran.
cisco.
Phil Becker, Portland.
Geo. r. Stow, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith, Portland
Esther Holden, Oregon City.
w. p Creswell, San Diego, Cal.
Alfred H. Henry, North Yakima.
ID. w. Smith, Turner.
M. Weinberg, Denver
l. M. Goad, Portland ;
II. M. ogden. Portland
W. f. Jeffress, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

pie howled and clapped, but it was all
over in a few seconds, and quiet
reigned again.
Preliminary Was Mild.
The regular preliminaries were so
mild that the enthusiastic opening is
hailed as a good omen Uncle Joe
Cannon wore an expansive smile,
when the cheers swelled up for Fair.
banks. 1t was made plain fact that
the delegates had boarded the Fair.
banks wagon. Swinging his two
handed bung-starter, Payne raped
for order. quiet ensued, while the
chaplain prayed,
Senator Scott got handicap as he
stepped to the front to present the
gavel from the Chicago committee to
Payne, after which Reading Clerk
Malloy let loose his fog horn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Late Court OHuse News.

John Heidecker. the wellknowr
cement worker, was today committed
to the asylum He has been suffer
ing from brain fever for several
weeks.
Marriage license was issued today
to Edward G. Kienly and Miss Angus
Ia Reuf, and Chas. p. Freeland and
Miss Florence P. Tillson.
John Scholl was appointed admin,
istrator OF the estate of Christopbel
p, Kreiger, deceased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Shoemaker
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mabel Ethel. to Dr. Rasmus
p MOrtensen, OF oYncalla, Ore. The
wedding will take place on wednes.
day. June 29th, at 10 o'clock a. m, at
the home of the brides parents, on
South Liberty street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Plano Recital.

The puRls of Miss IVA Cox. assist
cd by Mrs. Hinges. will give a plano
recital tomorrow evening at O'Clock
at the Presbyterian church. The pub.
lie Is cordially invited. 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
make Salem a Good Home Market"

Capital City Mills Quotations.
Bryant a Pennell, Props.
Wheat-77c.
Buckwheat-S0c
PouItry-at SteIner's Market
Spring chickens-13@15c.
Chickens-S@10c.
Eggs-Per dozen, 16c.
Hop Market
Hops-1s@25c.
Potatoes, Vegetables. Etc.
Potatoes-60c.
Onions-2hc.
Wood. Pence posta, Rt&
Second growth-$5.75.
Ash--S3.OO to S3.76.
Grub oak-+S650.
Cedar posts-z12kc.
1ldes. PeTts ard rvrA
Green Hides, No. 1-Sc.
Green Hiues, No. 2--4c.
Can Skins-4@5c.
Sheep-76c.
Goat Skins-zEc TO sleo
Grain anc Ffuur.
Wheat, Salem FIGURING MlllS, e1
port value zoe.
Oats-Buying, $1.1O per cwt.
Barley-$21 per ton.
Flour-Wholesale, 3.76.
Live Stock Market
Steers-Sh@4c
Cows-3c.
Sheep-3c.
Dressed pork-6A 961s.
Dressed Veal-5Q6c.
Dressed hogs-6h@6%c.
Live hogs-5@5Ac.
Mutton-2hQSc.
Hay, Fssd Eta.
Baled cheat-$10@$11.
Baled clover-$9.
Bran-$2250.
Shorts-$2400.
Eggs, Butter and Cream.
BY Commercial Cream Co.
Eggs-15c, cash.
Butter-22c, wholesale.
Butter fat-20c at station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21

Harold Higgins, Portland.
j. p. Meehan, Portland.
w. M. Meehan, Portland.
Geo. F. Hawley, Jackson, Mich.
II. H. Clark and wife, Denver.
w. G. Pierce, New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Get a RunaboUt---
"A Cushion Tired
Runabout
AND ENJOY THE
PLEASANT DRIVING.

One hundred dollar runabout is the
talk of the trade, for it has the style
and finish common to the $125 sort
and the quality has had a years test
so we know what it will do.
The higher priced ones we sell are
world-beaters, too There are the
points of excellence that make
them worth the price, and they stand
out.
Our other buggies and driving rigs
are equally good values, and all we
ask is a chance to show you. Our
trade never was so good, and the rea-
son is not far to seek, once you note
the assortment.
Two secondhand buggies, and two
open rigs. Call and see them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-21
Mrs. Hinges VIII Sing.

At the piano recital given at the
Presbyterian church. Wednesday ev-
ening, at o'clock, by the pupils of
Miss Eva Cox. You are invited to
attend.