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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-07-30
The Wonderful Heroine.

She was beautiful and yet
She had sense and she could cook;
She was fair and witty, but
She was only In book.
-ChIcarn Record HEAD.
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Facts "a The Case.

Mrs. spouser-John, didn't I hear
you slipping upstairs at four q m? :
Mr.. Spouser-Not on your life. That
was when / slipped down after crawl
ing halfway up.-Butte Inter-Mountain.
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Hnrrnra of War.

A scout who was named Jack Mclean
Tried to capture an army PcTrean,
But 9 mule kicked him dead,
And his comrades all sead
Ambition had rendered JcVean.
Chicago Tribune.
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nn.rnlaahla -.

POOR JIM He dassen't ealI his soul
his own any mOrsi"
sWhat5 I didn't know that poor 80
i'm vas marrisdl"-N :, 81 -
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Called Down.

Cant you come down Thursday"
NO; l fear l won't be able to come
this week"
But WHY"
The cook has notified me that I am
taking too many afternoons OIL
Houston Post.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-07-30

Like Summer Board.
May ! consider we're engagedF'
He asked in accents meek;
She listened to the sobbing sea,
And answered: by the week"
IN. Y. Herald.
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- ..Vitslri,, Languaee.

Upon Siberian borders
Stood q Russian III e ease
he said: do I hear orders.
or did the general sneezeI"
-WashinEton Star.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-07-30

Mira. Anna L. hsUby.
First class furnished rOms for rent
to gentleman, with bath and gas.
1928 Wabash avenue.
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QUE LoW PRICES UNTIL JUNE 80.

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a beautiful, substantial and perfectly
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enjoy a good meal. Our gold crowns
guaranteed equal to any high-priced
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WE TRUST TIED PEOPLE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

ed that he refrain entirely from read.
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
Committee Takes a
Month TO Mix
WhiteWaSh
Disciple Of the Church of
Latter Day Saints TO
Have PianO-bOx
Finish

Washington, Feb. 6.--The trial OF
smoOt will begin before the senate
committee on olectiona March LIST.
according to the date fixed. This
morning the, committee decidjd 10
make a full and complete investlga
tion, not only Of the specific charges
against the senator, but also as to the
practices OF the Mormon church, its
connection with polygamy and alleged
Interference in politics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
Anthony MOhr Will
Develop on Large
Scale
Only Coal in Oregon That
Makes Good COke-If Large
Beds Railroads Will Be
Built to the Fields

Anthony Mohr, the mining man o
Sumpter and his partner, Lew Walk
err passed through here yesterday OF
their way to their coal fields in Wheel
er county. When questioned by &
reporter Mr.. Mchr said that it was
their intention TO continue develop
ment and to acquire holdings in the
same belt.
This coal bed so far as exploited
is seven feet thinck, and the coal is
supposed to be the only coal in Ore
gon that will make coke. It's analysis
is highly satisfactory as to ash, vola.
tile matter, fixed carbon and moisture
There is a tunnel in on the vein 100
feet, and the coal improves in quail.
ty as depth Is attained. II Is believed
by Mr.. Mohr and associates that the
fuel problem Of Eastern Oregon has
been solved. If there is coal in
Wheeler county there will soon be a
railroad there, either as branch Of
the o. II. g. N. or Of the Sumpter Val
ley and all the other rich resources
of that country will be developed and
Increased and brought into market
Baker City Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
peadIY poee Of Water.

Rudolph WebeN a Brooklyn saloon
keeper. committed suicide in New
York Wednesday, by blowing his head
on with a shotgun loaded with water
He had been III for some time. After
playing cards with three friends, he
went OF his bedroom above the sa
loon. His wife was in the kitchen ad
joining Through the open door she
saw him take of his right shoe and
sock, and pick up his shotgun. He
carefully loaded both barrels, and
then filled them with water. MIS-
Weber was so surprised at his strange
actions that she stood as II paraIyzed
She had no idea what he meant to do
Having completed his arrange.
ments, Weber placed the muzzle OF
the gun In his mouth, and pulled both
triggers with his bare toes. The
heavy charges Of shot, re-enforced by
the water, tore his head from his
shoulders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
Attacked BY nand Of wnluss

Vancouver D. C.. Feb 6-Alex
andor Morrssoy OF Turtle Riy,r
near nauphln had thrilling expari.
enoo with a pack of wolves while
crossing Round lake. an arm of lake
Manitoba While a considerable dis.
'anoe from shore he was surrounded
and attacked by ie or rs of the fs.
rocious animals and he SAYS ne nos.
sessos no language capable OF descrlb.
Ing the battle.
AZ the Tins Morrssey had with him
Two hounds and ar az. and had it nor
been FOR these, he SAYS there Is no
doubt at an thar n, would have b,en
torn 90 pieces by the wolves The
mounds tought hard, aud one OF them
Was Killed in ne encounter
Aorr'ssey claims 90 have done great
execution with his AK. and moro than
one wolf bic the dust. while others
Nero badly wounded, Tho track ON
'he snow from where the attack com.
meneed TO the shore Is described nv
MoFrissey as a trail OF blood. when
tho exhausted man reached shore he
sought the protection OF a friendly
tree and remained there until the
wolves departed az dark
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
RussIa Makes FIeet Readv

81 Poteraburg. Fob, Ga Russian
correspondent at Por, Arthur tolc
graphs as follows.
There Is NO truth In the report that
iroight traiho has bocu stopped ON IN,
Manohurian railway
AN the ships OF IN, Russian Pacific
squadron, which haya beou held In
rcsoNo. are now lea fun commission
The regiments OF the Third East 81
borlan RHO brigade which recently
ieit Port Arthur are taking temporary
stations ahng the Chinese milroad
The Port Arthur garrison has been
strengthened by tho arrival of the
Seventh Brigade OF conscrpts who
have rooonty been going through a
short course of talnlng
storos Of provisions and coal are
boine accumulated. and an the nee.
essa'r military works are being ac
lively pushed forward Roth the
army aud navy are lu excellent condi
lion. and everything Is ready for an
emersoncy bn' an are paucnuy await
ing the outcome ot the negotiations
The Russian population Is tranquil
Norg few Russians are leaving but
many Japanese merchants are selling
ont and solug homo Those remainins
heFo feel entire confidence 10 the au.
thorltes
tho announcement from VAdlvos.
tok that preparations have been made
Tor the mobilization OF the Manchur
Ian reserves was premature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
Verdict JustIhes Klllinu.

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Ellen
Allen, charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Laura Graham, at South Seattle
last fall was acquitted yesterday by
a jury which had deliberated on her
case nearly ~ hours When the yer.
dict was announced Mrs. Allen fell
into tho arms OF her husband. Half
smiling and half weeping she shook
the hands OF each juror.
Mrs. Allen shot Mrs. Graham be.
cause she thought that Mrs. Graham
had allenated the affections OF her
CMrs. Allon'D husband For the first
time since the murder husband and
wife met this morning. Al no time
during the trial OF Mrs. Allen was
her husband present, the state having
kept him away.
Evidence submitted proved beyond
all doubt that Allen and Mrs. Graham
had been frequently together In va.
rious places in the city. This proof
undoubtedly caused the Jury to find
for the defendant holding that she
was Justified IN killing the despoller
of her home.
The verdict meets with hearty pub.
llc approval
Mr. and Mrs. Allen are rsconciled
and now have gone TO living together
In pretty little nat In this city. which
Allen rented this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
STEALING
CAPACITY
REDUCED
Measurements of Chi
csgO'S Coliseum
Cut itDOWn
Only Delegates and Favored
Big Guns VIII Be Ad-
Eitted to National
Meeting

Chicago Feb Measurement OF
fhe coliseum was made today, under
The new regulations governing the
seating capacity OF public houses, and
vigorously enforced since the IroquoIs
firo, and II was shown that II could
seat but 5000. against the old capaol.
~ Of ii.OOO This will allow but few
seats TO outsiders at the Republican
national convention as nearly the en-.
tire space will be allotted TO delegates
alternatea distinguished guests and
The press The latter alone will ro
quiro a minimum OF 800 seats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06


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much sickness and doctor bills."-JosepA
II. Ridgeway.
"FeeI Better Than for Five Years.
Mr.. James Il. Taylor, Roberts, Ind,
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at EDjoy Ily Meals as 1 Used to.s
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BOTH SIDES
ARE READY
'conunued from FIRST pasol

lister.
The Baron added TO the foregoing
that no believed Il to be tho view OF
his government aud that authority
has been given him TO announce Il
The French officials express great
surprise at the unqualified statments
concerning war and OF Japan's inton.
tion not TO accede TO a British request
against war.
Tho Japanese legation hero has no
information concerning the interview
and declined 10 comment ON t. owing
20 the dolioacy OF the situation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

La Miller
fYpsint Mich writes
"As several
through the Of Perun especially
thoroughly TO learn
OIL
qualities combined with other balanced
up the system restore the functions and
81 consider Puna scien1sy preDsned
medicines which the pubic safety success "PROF L.
AlHLER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

the latter is practically blind His
sight has been falling ever since his
accession to the papacy owing to the
extremely damp air Of the vatican
Two celebrated occulists have order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

Now York Feb 6.--James Abem
Who used the namo OF Goelet 10 win
ne affections Of glrl. vas today ar
raisned on a eharse Of forgery He
gave bonds Of 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
Pope Nearly Blind.

London, Feb. Ga dispatch to
DalziePs agency from Rome reports
on the authority Of person having
constant contact with the pope that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

v fes Want the Children to Iauah
VITA delight 80, them nlokol's
worth u Saratoga chips Phona
hain 1921, l. o, p Temple. Cour.
H'ee aAlSt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06
sBuIid. up the system.

Hon. Joseph II. Ridgeway, secrehrv
Of the American Anti-Treat societv
writes the following letter from tbs
Grand Central Hotel, st. Paul, Mimi,
at is with great pleasure that an.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

| dorse Perunn as
an honest medi-
cine, competent
to do all it
claims. / have
used 1t several
times and know
of nothing that
cures so COM
pletoly and at
the same time
builds up the
system.
&c have rec
commended It TO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-06

Misses Cora and Mabel Blossen Of
Hubbard, are in the city visiting their
brother and other relatives.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
Sioux City,,

En- rysk gardfarihandlsre vid
namn Benjamin Gelfand sande
for nagon It'd sedan till Ryssland
efter sin familj. bestaende at hu-
stru, iva dottrar och en- fem ar
gammal son. Pa Ellis Island
blef familjen qvarhaIlen at myn-
digheterna, emedan gossen befans
vara idiot och lagarne Ell tiIlata
s8daua att invandra. Sedan de
blifvi: qvarhallna flera veckor,
til.atos dottrarne andtligen kom-
ma hit till fadern. hvaremot mo-
dern och sonen maste atervanda
till Ryssland, der de m&ste qvar-
STAMINA tills Gelfand hunnit bli
amerikansk medborgare.
En- ung man vfd MANN w. w.
Brown fran Mineral Point, Neb.,
passerade i mandags harige-
nom med sin hustrus lik. 'efter
Diet de varit gifta en- mauad. Den
unga frun. hvilken var dotter Till
en- rik travaruhaudlare vid MANN
Benjamin Brideau, insjuknade
under brollopsresan Bloomfield,
Neb., i tyfoidfeber och dog der
oaktadt den basta lakarevird.
Winne6agoindiansrna ha UT
der veckan hallit sina medicin-
dsnser nara agenturens byggna.
der pa sin reservation / Nebraska
Atskilliga hundra indianer kladda
i skrikande farger och malade
ansigtet hatva deltagit i festlig
hetsrna. Som heGersgaster ha
de hatt sina grammar Omahaindi
anerna, hvilka inom kort komma
att halla Ell liknande dams pa
sin reservation och i sin orduing
inbjuda sina fora vardar som
CASTER. Folk fran krin siiggande
stader och landsbygd hatva in
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
att hafva blifvit upptackta at rvs

att hafva blifvit upptackta al rvs
sarne, men just da de skulle b0rja
slit f6rstorelsearbete, upptacktes
de, och cid Sppnades mot dem
fran kanonerna pa strandbatteri-
erna och sd yalriktade voro skot-
ten, att iva af torpedbatarne
skotos i sank, en- ramponerades
lila, cen kom undaD, och endast
en- undkom oskadad.
Den s DENIES iutogo japane-
serna efter en- tire dagars strid
den ,igtiga staden Kai Ping, som
var besatt at $4,000 Iyssar. | sin
rapport gifver general Oku ej
nagra enskildheter, men sager
att striden var ytterst hardnac
kad. Ryssarne deremot saga i
sin rapport att striden endast in
S, rankte sig till nagra skarmyst.
lingar och uppgifva sina iorluster
till 200 man.
En- correspondent till London
Morning Post telegraferar fran
Shanghai den IS dennes att apa-
neserna under EFT anfall pa Port
Arthur i sondags f0rlorat 20, 900
man genom minor, som rysSarna
utlagt och antande. En- rysk
correspondent i Mukden telegra-
ferar afvenledes den IL dennes
till St Petersburg att japaneserna
under ofvannamda anfall f0rlorat
$4,000 man genom ryska minor.
Fran St. Petersburg meddelas
deremot den IS dennes att der
varande generslstab ej erhallit
nagon underrattelse ON dessa ia.
panska f0rluster fororsakade ge-
nom ryska minor.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
En- svensk sj6man har Tart
japanerna krigskoust.

Fran Per Brahes boktryckeri pa
Visingsborg utkom ar 1873 en-
box, hvars fullstandiga titel ly
der: "Kongariiket Japan, thees
keysarn och Regcmente", och
nastfSljaHde ar folide fran Stamina
oflc;n en- fortsattning af delta
bokarbete, barande titeln: ''Reesa
till Ostindien jamie en- kort be
rattelse ON konungarijket ia
pan.
AT delta alderdomliga arbete
finer man, att den forst kanda
svensk, som besokte Diet nu bland
vart tclk sa populara keisardomet
Japan, val sjokaptenen Olof Erik
son Willmaa,o. som at den namda
dskriften tramgar. kom han
under sin korta vistelse i Diet sa-
gorika oriket i oster att spela en-
icke ovigtig roll i Japans mili'ara
utveckling..
Olof W,llman var Todd i We
st4ras. Efser att hafva genom-
gait skolan derstades och ef,er
EFT par AIRS studier vid akademien
i Upsala tor han Diver till Holland
der han tog hyra pa Ostindiska
kompaniets fartyg "Elefanten".
Anland till Batavia blet han re-
kommenderad hos kommendan-
ten pa dervaranda taste for att
Sasom laskunnig en- mindIe
vanlig konst bland sjoman den
tiden sta honom till t~jenst.
Efter Ragon lids viStel'e der, an
lande EFT genuesiskt iartyg, med
hvilket foljde en- beskickning till
Japan. Bland denna beskickning
befann sig en- svensk vid MANN
Schneider, stockholmare till bor~
den. SON skulle lara japanerna
europeisk krigskonst, isynnerhet
hvad som horde till artilleri- och
fortihkationsvaSendet. Med delta
fartyg f6ijde nu Oiof Whitman och
anlande utan nagra bes,arlig
heter till Nagaski der expeditio
men lands;eg och utrustads sig
for iarden till Yedo Toxic.
Efter EN- lang och ofta besvarlie
resa, som med lifliga farger malas
i reseskildringen. anlande be-
skickningen omsidcr till malet for
resan. Bland de gafvor. som
msdfordes till det japanska MAZE.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
statet, befann sig EFT par kano-

ner.
Den xejserliga kommissarien,
som hade ! uppdrag att mottaga
saval fra nlingarne som de gafvor
dessa mediorde till kejsaren, stod
mycket undrande och sporjande
infor artille ristyckena, om hvilkas
anvandning han saknade hvarje
begrepp. De forbes emellertid
till kommissariens tradgard, hvar-
est profskjutningen skulle ega
rum. och Olof Whitman fck Oct
arofulla uppdraget att aflossa Diet
iorsta kanonskottet ! japan gill
sammans ahossade han Mo skott
i harvard at rikets hogst betrodde
man. Dessutom atsk6t Whitman
fera skott ur medhafda gevar elier
muskedunder.
Japanerna folio i den djupaste
forundran Oliver de markvardiga
krigsvapnen och mottogo de var
defulla gafvorna med liiigaste
tacksamhet.
Nagra dagar sonar kallAdes
Whitman till kejsaren, som med
lihigt i~ntresse uttragade honom
ON den yesterlandska krigskon-
stem. och Whitman, som tycktes
vara fullt hemma pa delta omra-
de, lemnade infor kejsaren och
rikets herrar en- utforlig och ncg
gram redogorelse for svensk be-
fastningskonst, morsare, granster
och ialtfyrverkeri m. m.
Vid afskedet erholl Whitman en-
mangd dyrbara gafvor, i hufvud-
SAX bestaende af silkesrockar.
dessutom hck svensken atnjuta
den aran att sitta vid kommissa-
riens sida och diicka honom till
i ell bagare glodgadt win, en- ara
som Observation-Disclosures vackte icke
So litet aiund, da dem ej vederfors
Stamina ynnest.
Whitman atervande derpa til
Batavia, och efter nagon It'd in
skeppade han sig pa EFT hollandskt
fartyg,d der han i styrmannen alter,
fam en- svensk, och aterkom efter
en- massa afventyr till Sverige.
Han dog vid nagra och sextio AIRS
alder.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
HAIR OCH DER

Iva personer infunno sig h3r.
omdagen hos the commissioners
of insanity i Lincoln. Nsb, och
begarde att blifva intagna pa sta
tens anstalt for sinnessjuka. Mr.
Irene Wilkeson iorklarade att
hennes mentala tillstind var "a
dant, att hon fruktade for att blif-
va frestad att bega sjelfmord n
der EFT anfall af melankoli och
vile derior gerna under behand-
ling. En- ung man forklarade att
hans vansinne endast yttrade sig
ON natten. Pa dagen var han
alldeles rationell och klari knop
pen, men sd smart morkret intradt
slcg han sender ALT han kunde
komma Diver. De fngo bada
sin onskan upptylld, och komma
antagligen inom kort ait blifva
botade. Dessa Personer voro i
grund och botten mera fornuftiga
ain mangen, som gar los omkring
och sku!le blifva mycket ;0rnar-
mad, derest man a~ntydde at han
hade en- Skruf les.
Sedan han under sex ar varit
begraten som dod, har Joseph w.
Brown i Seattle tillskrifyit sin /
Duluth bosatta hustru EFT bret,
hvilket han sager att han bsfnner
sig i hogonsklig valmaga. Han
Der henne ON forlatelse for den
stora sorg han vallat henne och
onskar att hon skall komma och
lefya tillsammans med honom,
En- dag for sex ar sedan seglade
han ut pa Superior sion i Ell liten
roddbat och kom icke tillbaka
Nagra dagar senare fanno nagra
hskare bSten kantrad. och han
gande vid en- toft en- regnkapps
och EFT par handskar. som hads
tillh6rt Brown. Man trodde ma
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
funnit sig TOR att ise dessa dan
sar, som mahanda efter en- mans.
alder skola hafva upphort.

hNS ~
alder skola hafva upphort.
En- gapande dup remna. s fot
bred, oppnades plotsligt i man.
days tvarsofver Nebraska st. vid
IS st. Regnet hade undanskolit
den underliggande jorden cch
fororsakade remnan. Street
commissioner Tom Ford fck
bradt att sanda dit slit folk att
fylla remnan, imam nsgon korde
ned i densamma.
Rev. II. c. Marshall. president
for antisaloonligan, tillkannagaf
forliden vecka att den okanda
ligan atminstone tillsvidare upp
hort med sin verksamhet och Of
verlemnat ct stadsstyrelsen att
ofvervaka Martinlagens foreskrif,
ter. De metoder ligan anvande
pa senare tiden hafva gjort att
den rakade i vanrykte. och da
dertill kom att ingen kande sig
rnanad att offra till Gess kassa tor
de nodvandiga utgiiterna. blei
foljden den att den hufvudsakli-
gen genom eget forvallande maste
gifva upp andan. Da den salunda
visat sig vara oformogen att full
CORA slit sieltatagna varf. aligger
Diet nu stadsstyrelsen att vaka
diver saloonlagens efterlefvande.
bet pastas att mayorn torklarat
sig villig att bevilia saloonman-
men vissa eftergifter sSsom rattig
heten att halla sina lokaler oppna
till klockan II pa qvallarne utom
p2. l6rdagarne, di r&ttigheten VI,
StraCkes Till XII. IL.
Wa liksynen Oliver den / var,
iorra hummer namde Nichola.
Steinmetz, hvilken den 4 JUL Of,
verkordes at en- sparvagn och do
dades, kon Diet genom vittnesma
i dagen att den dodade vid till
fallet varit onykter och genon
sgen oforsigtighet vSllat olyckan
Steinmetz var tysk till border
och hade 81 vistats har i lande'
LANCE. Som han saknade tillg&n
gar och vanner, nedgratdes han:
qvarlefvor utan nigra ceremonies
"potter's field.