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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Sor NeajcringsiGoet ilpttes
fra Yicrre til Wit6en?

Sioite 9egisIatltr peoto9 en- 6Gl'
lesreiolutior, Der bempnoiger Solicit
neo fomntenoe @aIg at nfgisre, ON
HegieringsiGoet ifal forblipe | Bierrc
elIer flptteS til YtitdDell.
"a StateitS l~opgipenoe Sorlam.
ling meo itor Maioritet antog oei1ne
8eilutnin9, banbIeoe De efter beoItc
Sperbcpisning og life / Saitoprf.
6oriamIingcll itbiaa, at &e9ieringS'
iGbet mdatte flptteS sitpper, bpor Na'
t~urforboISene er ili9e. at 2altoet fan
opoprfet og bebpgees al 6ormere, og
at Spo GafctaS Sopeoitao life IGn.
DER Ifuloe forblipe noe / SiloniSiet,
bpor 2anSet paa @rlrb al Regnnlan.
gel life er ififfet for anoet emo 8rea'
tllrapl.
9eoifriperen al oisie 2inier Ite1ntt
iom Waioritet for Hierre for Sooeo'
itao / oen Sanfe, at Oct piloe biGlpe
til at iaa Ben peitliae Tel al Stater
bcioIfet, % meo Spfte ON, at Ell
Sernbanc ifltloe bpgaeS til StateuS
reitlige @rGnie, iarnt Sernbane ira
Slberoeen til 8ierre. Nen life en-
0Pil al Sernbane er bpgget, % beaer
life trGr9es oct, ba Srniifen booeo.
iageIig beitdar | at bringe itnge are'
atirer no til Yierre og ienoe 8reatit'
rer tiIbnge til De sitlige Morfeoer.
ltagtet 9icrre I'M bar o9ret So
peoIta0 / IA Nar, er Sanbet ubebpg'
get oa gpen Gierre iaa at lige poe,
Ssnaen Grain @lepotpr, ingen 6lour'
ntele eller noaet, Der tpoer paa 6ar'
ming. StatenS gmbeosntpno er fur
tilfplSigois i Sierre; ineen al ber
oil DO ser. Spo Safota itpres faftiIi
al SiiIomegti9e og 4ontorbetiente
Ssieiteret maa, iisIge Sopen, meoe
SopeoitaSel % Saefsrere ira aut
Gele al Stoten maa gisre lange Ret
icr no / Gilonisiet for at nlsbe ! &et'
ten, % SoIf, Der ubeloiepis bar ga
ger, bar itore rogifter.
Naar 9ierre Solicit uoienbcr larat
Sabener cper al ben &ean, iom fdI'
scr / ben peitlige Salooel al Staten
ga maa bette pore bereenet pat
"Suders". 2anoet rnnot Yierre
fore StrGfnmger er life Tegle
ringSlanS, men err FOR lGnae fiber
opfisbt cs iorlaot, ba Gierne niger
apIing trnoe iaa pan 8rino al Tor
fe. 9ierre.SoItet inorsmmer ielt
Sanbbeoen al, bpdS ies Der ifriper
mar &c / lin uoienotc Tampblet, pa
gina s, beretier, of Il. 2. @coern
ment bill bi9lpe Dem IL foa gano par
Here Suiinoe Ieres IL Gonntpel
Wennins.ou % Butte. men boot
birIper oct Oct belle peitIise Spo Ia
foia, ON 8esierineen itaifer Saui
(Srrieation) I'll nosle Snlinoe Nc
| RESI- $ermeo maa life f~oritaoeS, q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
SerrishiuIet i st. Souis.

&c fore Observation-Disclosures / be iibSte
l5am bar ~irembrast TO nf Snsenisrfuu-
items 8ibuueere; Giffeliaarnet, bpg.
get at en- Granffmanb for ubifiaimeen
Taris ! 1889. os 5~errisbiuiet, tOns
i~trueret al en- Hmerifaner for llbfiIin.
gen | 1893. 8eb Observation-Disclosures
! Horis | 1900 fanbt nian life paa no.
get, icn fanbe bamle pp meo Gifieltaars
net, % til ben itore llbitiIine / ct.
Souis | CONNER funbe man life bite
paa noset iaa ftorartet og pibunberlist,
at bet funbe %eritatte 5%errisbjnIet. Men
noget rart maatte man babe, % Iaa
poiete me- ben nbuei at brinse 5erriss
bullet fra Chicago iii Ct 2onis %
laite bet op mipt pna llpiilinsssrun.
ben.
VT bringe bette Siut fra Chicago til
81. acuis par imiblertib life netop NOS
gen Bagatel. Jor nbpret peier aft ialt
1900 Tpns. ps Der ubfrapebes life min.
bre END IT'S Grastuusne til at transppr.
tere bet belle.
6slsenoe Spsaper uoer bette Sjuls
8ireniioner fan manife bore al Sn.
teresIe; Get er bpsset sfter BET iaa'
falcte Sicpfleprincip meb Gser Tom er
ire CONNER | Suermaal. Selpe 6ju'
let er $50 / Spermaal ps raser 264Soo
op | 2nften. @sentlis er bet TO Siul
peb Siben al b%inanben, initet iammeu
ueb ct inbpiflet Sp9rreperf. WeIem
oisie Sjul er Der iaa anbrast Hasiaser.
ppsne, ium er Is Sob brebe, &c Sob lans
&c os 9 Sob bei os afsiper glabs for 60
Eerioner. 9a Der er SO iaabanne 8oene,
fan altiaa ialt 2,16O 8erioner Iamti.
bigt tase iis en- gur runot meb s lilet,
% bette bar ptrfelig banot Here @ange.
Sjulets gre ct en- iolio Staalbjelte.
Zen er 40 Sob lang, 32 CONNER /
Diameter us peier 20 Cons. Zen bpis
Ter | iolibe Sron@nao, ipm buert inbe'
bolber TO IONS Metal, p9 er anbraet
paa Copper al TO palbise Staaltaarne,
buis 5uupament builer paa ielpe 8lip.
pegruuben, 26 Sob unber Suroens
Sperilaoe. Siulet bripes al en- rals
big 9%ampmaitine paa 1000 Seite.
freiter.
Oct 8anorama, Iom CT ubbrebt for
Easiaserernes 9,ne, naar be befinber
Jig paa 3oppen al bette Sjul-os buer
Iaslaser iaar gjsre &eiien runot TO
@anse-er lieeiaa itorilasent % impus
nerenee / CT. Souls ipm bet par | Gbi'
caep 1893. Man fer berira belle ben
ltore uoitiainssbp / Susleperipeftiu; bet
er, Tom ont man bapbe ct pr9stist Start
upbrent foran fig. Serlis ON aiiereu,
uaar bele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pe ale
8pgninser ~itraaler / ct e~leftriif 9psbao,
er en iaaban Eur meb Serrisbjuiet
uiorslemmeiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
SpaIcr Jon, Siuetprpripcrc,

Gn inf @ooseier bar ifslge "Sn.
lanoip. 3eit." giort en- iuteresiant
SogttoseIie. 5 fine ire iammeubGn'
genoe Staloe bor ban nemlig life
minore ero 81 Spalereber, hpori Der
i bpert fanbtes IS rnge Spaler.
Staloene er fulOitanoig frie for
6luer. Gieren gisr itaoig lit til, al
Spalerne ifnl uopiOe fin anlont. San
bar laoet ct S0S Ser benIpg9e poa
@oarbsplnoien og giuet Sr0re til,
at 2erbunfen bpcr Dag bolbeS Doao.
Snolerne bar bit fig ~tafnemlige for
benne Smiorg for Dem og bigger
iremoeleS Gebe paa Heoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
SUB pukntn.

George Gbriitianipn / Suron piloe
iorlcoen Gng i9nbe SSlb pco SiGlp
al aeroihiolie, men oen erplobareoe
o9 brGnoie nam iua lent | aniigtet,
at ban nGr bapbe miitet Spnet.
grnlupper. - Olaf Soiitao o9
Nac 2. SEER bIco iorleSen DAG org.
tcoieoe / glf goiut al 9ait. Q. 8.
Stepart; ligeiaa Crit grunem og
Mnbcl SIuri / @ig Siour og Ole
anoerion % gnna GbriitenIen /
Spinf.
Srnstbar Sprb. en- Wnno |
Sreoerid eier TO 9peaetomter, iont
ban fisbte for nosle slar iioen for
ST.. Siotil far ban benpttet oisie
TO Counter til aipffgthape og bnot ct
llobptte beraf, DER piloe ipare iii
1875 pr. acre. gf DC 8rsntiager,
ban 0prfet iioite gar bapoe ban Ell
Sitotpgt, iom pilbe ipare til &euteu
al eli 8apitaIanbringelie al $500.
0ctte til 8ibnesbprb for bem, iotu
life pioitc. at Der par iritgtbar Sor6
Spo Tafota.
8ift to 8angc pan en- Sime, Den
onoen Gang / autouobil, mems Dem
par | fnlo Sart bette gpentpr
hGnote | benre llge 9briitian Silis
ltia on bans u0faarc0e 9rlt0, mel0es
ira Siour Sols. DIR. Siliitia er
Ell ING SorretninasmonS | Yarfiton,
% bans 5orIopcoe ifliIoe fonnle Ser.
% ira Soma, iorot @rpaltp funoe
feireS. Smiolertio ioreiatte SiIiitia
iig at ipile fine 8cnuer ct TitoS. San
uotos sGateifabS. 2icenie oa msote
iaa lin SiUreite / SCOTLAND, 9onbom'
ME Goruttp, bpor be ittge Solf / e,
sSart blcp iplciiet ianmeu al Eoitor
Sblriton. Ga Gertififatet ifuloe no
fproi9es. aioroe man Den ~ubebage.
Iige Spoa9clie, at gruogommer bao-
De iiotaget i'm 2icenie / Sutfiuion
Gourtp, isl9elig BAR Ben netop for
retteoe Geremuni ugnloig. Ser itob
man. Nfen Grpitefruen funbt pda
Raab. Gaa benSeS Torilna tog 9u'
ems 2Gee 9ruoeparret, 8rGIt og Sio.
ner Ell Nutomobiltltr ino / Sutf)in.
ions Goirtn % mems gittomobilen
lritig rnleoe benao 2onbeneien bler
SET urae Gar pict pnnnnt. % ga &c
ienerc noocbc frcm til Gnrfiton, fun.
oe Sc iortRlIe fine torbanieoc SlGat'
hinge og Genncr. at DC aIlercoe bar
GIFT - 10 @ange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
3HiuitrTntn.

Gre orufuct. Grit; @udentiu
IT.. iom I ii Aar bar oGrct 9oitclcrt
faa '~Sernbanen. Sun StHUart, 9aul
@udertiu o. Glen Sepfs6urn bar
ii6ite WnnOlg paa Sa9t paa Subtle.
en- @omme De Scrre, nj Viii noroen.
for Norris. 7e nor i 10 Babe, Oh
Der fom plnoielig op en- Storm, Iom
fautrc6e beage 8aaoene. Ger lufte.
bes Stendrt al fomire % pon Gis.
len Of Den enc gdao, % ban oreu paa
zen gfoaSe tiaauos. men DC. andre ire
hrufneoe. goo @ruHo al al pprc
bleoen iaa eieunenrpaa0 % ina lnnge
al bare oGret uoiai for ben foIoe
8inb fit Sterart mart eiter en- heitig
Sober. 8utterne bar ale meIer
is ns % aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
NrbruTRu.
Spoe paa i'm Guit.

SpSc pan i'm EUit. = Sofomoitos
fsrrr SSames S'Gonnel paa Curling.
tou.9aneu bapoe SirS0agS sliten iat
Soaet igang ira MtcGoof til Ct.
2ouis, % mems Soget i iulb Start
bruicoe aiiteo. bIep ban ramnct al
Sierteiloa oa Ssoe paa i'm StoI. 6pr.
bsoercn merfeoe 6oranoringen / hans
gnii9t, OF ioet Ran rsrte peb S'Gon.
mel, ianbt ban, at ban par 900. Spr.
bpoereu itauieoe Suaet % latte Oct
iaang tilbage til NicGoof, % ~eiterat
en- anbeu Sofnmotioierer banoe inO.
togct ben uibeoeS HlaoS, iortiatte
Sooct @cien iii 81. 2ouis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
1lnrb gakntu.
lrn Nnn;LA 0sIa mnAAL..e

IRA Scuiis Gate meobeIteS / Sirs.
eogs. al iioite nges Regn bapSe itan.
iei al &rGiting. Get torSneoe. Ipnte,
% Sr9iferne 6Iep belt mismooige.
8olteue refer sitoper paa hpert Sog
for al isge arbeibe i Sfosen. Dian
amer Oct M FOR miiffert. at omtrent
80 &rocent al aarets alpIing Seroppe
life oil blipe tr9itet j SslL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
GitnfuttC.

@ift Maocn. Nr. % WrS.
ShupIer Collar / South Seno mi'
iteoe iorriec llgc TO Sstrc peo Slit,
iom por / noQct Mab, De aaS. Sors-
ooa beu 6tc oS. beoc Den Gloite, el'
len, cg to Gage ienere Dem pnsre
Satberine, iom fiin bar TO Aar sanl'
mel. 9eepc blep begropnc Iorrt9e
Spubaa. 9eruenes Oeooer or en-
Iotter al Son. og MrS. Sobn y,
gSeliou / Stilpater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
3hputonu.
StatenS Spicitcret bar 9tpet q

StatenS Spicitcrct bar 9tpet StatS.
iefreiGr Sapes Srore til at inoltrlne
3ominationeli al glbert 5. @alet
lom republifarif aanoioat FOR Gene
ralaopofat. "a Inpuene paa DC no
mirercbe aanSioater blep ietot I'll
StatSicfrc.Grer eiter oer Republican
fe StatSfcnpertiou, blep 8alens
3apn nocglemt, o. Ger maattc III
en- Srore ira Ssieiteret Tor at tao
oct inc paa Den oiiieielle Salgieooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
'appnmiIs.
Gu puloiom Sucitorm bar /

Gn uoloiom Sneitorm bar ! oerne
llse raiet / 8poming. Get begpnotc
meO &cen Ssnoas aitsn, iom @an.
bag eif ouer til Sneilrh. Reoosreu
leoiaeeoes al CT itcrt @inb, Der nar.
meo ia I'll SIisSaro. IA Der trobS
l,peiret or iGroeIeS milSt, uGrer man
oenneeong ingsn 5rpst for Dab al
4rcatlirer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
1lrm 9rrTrp.
Npisant mph %iQiunrr.

NVFVWHF HIUu "tHtVHWf' ~NHNl0
SuIipan en- slpiseut, iom er uel
fieuot | Sobofen, er Of &epublifa.
nerne nomircret til &uubioot for BE.
preientant / 2csiSlatnren. Sans
RoSfanSiSat or ardibaIo GIeranher.
en- uiie @iIionGr, nominerei al De.
mofraterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Sarc ifrip til ntia.

Nien ou uaa ftrtpe til MIC citsr getiliug for ben
trt Dollar 6ldIte. Nle Npuieterc iilitaar life Rrgusr,
Sea ital pa beuUiie dig III IN. ION aigr. 6du oil tiar
6laiten ueo til oha ira fit Spldl iad oiqtr ium ON Din
9Dllav lna torou BAN StrIu eifrr 9citiliuacl toaa.
9ttte 5Ibab nil mlaite life Blue lGnlc acbFnt. 3ea
itaI ieuoe BIO Bugeu on beber ON uco toen al. Zen
er frt. Sen oil birlpc pia til al fortaa OF liliRIOe.
ppdo mere fan lea aisre for at ppcrbeulic big ON min
9nteresie - ON min Spri5tiabto?
fpr en- fri Srore for en- Sea 1. ON SpspepNa.
Dollar 6laIfe ffriu til Sr. Sua I. ON Stcrtet
bnop. Soc S07 Ractre. Spg 3 Sm 8rrerrc.
gSis. SoilteH iom htiit at 2iog 4. Tcr SplHoer.
olAle Sgner oil tltnt ienot Sog5. Gor WRno.
frit pdn anmooutng. Bog q. en- heundtiSme
Diilbe StIfGloer. itte frouIte. fureres ofte af en-
sler to SLATER, StIialgs paa Gtrti Saiirb apotefer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Sa ibge % lioenDe
pil jes meo 6lGSe eipe en- fulS
Dollars poro at nit ,lliooel.
pda prcpe.
Der er insen SetinseIfcr.
Sntst at seponerr. Sntrt at luur. Collar
5lniten CT fri. Tin abotefsr nil
paa min gnmosnins eipe
bio Gu in'S Ipaars
bGrss ieRor mig
Hegning.

Snsen aiiotn bar npasnfnee isa baaret preptt pda
al tierne snbptr fnbitpIening for Spil.
Taa $1,000 Steoer = I mer sno On Billion STEM er
mt @tebei fIenot 7es CT benz runot mtrina eil--
eiHs SeHnet % satuer maaift Dpts gibrlier bet
bar itHSret. Ter TIMES lite en- eras, iom trr fse, at
ies taaer 'eI tos me meOieinie prineiysr. lea ous
oeneer. co isiS i~amfutbe War tar NIT mibbef itaaet
oe baaroe''s SrrSer. ipm noSeu @eoicin icaeniiree
olep 'ai raa, ies tar iest. .oeriom bet Ialr fell.
'aa CT Get 'rit"- % ret bar aTbria ieEIet, hpor Der uar
en- ninlis Widening iii refe.
wen bette 5ielo AZ giontsbbro er til inaeu Nptte
lor Dem, lem Intier fife giHe us ipper bort zuiI.
aht ath or haaroere at porrt irbt eao SnaSom. Sea
ian ire peloreoe Dem. ioni %rnausIer IrO I'll at eeanuee.
sea f%ortisnar Sitresbpro. Sea icr bort ira BET
ta'iuHn, at mia m~soieinfe gyarsis er ben ttsrae |
ssso n, % frnImsr I'll BIG iom en- fremmeS. 9ea
psoer BIG life al trO ct susits Orb, lea iiasr, fpr ba bar
peo'f bet for big ieIp. Seq tilbbscr mig bent irem
al slpe BIZ en- Dollars bar al nit Wiobei. 9et or
Del eneite. min ~urOiieIiae 1iatb fan bite paa. Der
e aaoctt, ~oprigtist Oa %rimeliat. let er BET beoite
Seots pai MIN ubearGHIeoe Irp pao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

ct Mrnneifcs ianSe SinSeIag oper.
for dig lprcr on fsrit at fienoe, mar
Seofommcnoe CT aIoeIcs naibpngis
al dig.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
Hons Polsoned.

A Mr.. Hammond. a tenant on the
farm Of Peter Riley near Albany, has
been hauling swill from town and
nourishing some half dozen thriving
porkers thereon. II seems that after
indulging in the refreshment given
them last Friday or Saturday all but
one departed for the happy hunting
grounds. leaving their poor comrade
alone. The presumption is that the
dog poisoner had fixed the swill bar
rels for the object Of his hatred. II
the miscreant should be detected the
punishment could be made to ht the
crime in a splendid manner by caus-
ing him to serve himself a hearty
Thanksgiving dinner from these In
fected swill receptaeles.-Albany Her
aid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
Delayed BY Floods.

A dispatch from Grants Pass last
night says;
The heavy floods which ragged here
during the first part of the week have
abated. Much damage was done all
over sections of the country by the
high water Bridges are washed out.
and roads made impossible. A num-
Der Of hydraulic bitches were damaged
by slides and the overplus of water.
Trafic on the Southern Pacific was
fgreatly impeded. Trains were six and
eight hours late in this city from the
south, and northbound trains we're
held here several hours on account Of
the great height Of the water Of Louise
creek and Jump-on-Joe, at Merlin,
eight miles north of here These
streams have caused much trouble this
winter, and will be a continual tor
ment to the railroad company till a
higher grade is built for the track
through Merlin.
Stages from the outlying mall routes
were "a hours late yesterday, and the
mail over several Of the routes was
brought in by pack animals, the roads
being impossible for teams.
Yesterday the sun shone brightly
over all sections OF Southern Oregon,
and from all appearances the storm
has spent itself. The barometer is at
much higher mark this morning than
1t has been for some time, and the in.
dications for better weather are very
good
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
VIII Do the Work.

The Salem FIGURING Mills Co. has
taken steps TO renew the bridge on the
ditch on North Front street, so long
urged by the council When the com
pany was notified last week that If
work was not promptly commenced
the street committee would make the
repairs. the local manager Of the mill
was instructed to take measurements,
and secure estimates Of the amount Of
material required to build the bridge.
Mr. Babcock has taken the measure
ments, and secured figures on lumber
for the bridge, and reported to the
Portland office of the company. 1t is
expected that the work will not be
longer delayed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
EMINENT
VISITOR
In SALEM
Judge White. of Pontiac, H.
linOiS, With Modern
WOOdmen Tonight

Judge Fred G. White, Of Pontiac. ILL.,,
one of the leading members OF the
Modern Woodmen of America, and ma.
tional lecturer of the order, is in the
city on an official visit to the local
camp, and he will this evening be ten
dered a reception by the Modern
Woodmen and their families and
friends, at the hall Of the lodge. Judge
White Is one of the best informed
members of the order, and an interest
ing lecture is expected from him this
evening, he having consented to favor
the "Neighbors" with an address. He
is an interesting and eloquent speaker.
and though, still young man. has al
ready made his mark, not only as a
fraternal speaker, but as a stump
speaker Of ability, and has been heard
In almost every county Of this state.
and he refuses to touch upon political
But his mission here is not political
and he refues to tuch upon political
questions, as he is visiting an order
that includes in its membership peo-
pie of all shades OF political opinion.
He is accompanied by State Deputy
Head Consul ]. w. Simmons and his
deputy, c. q. Dickey, prominent and
enthusiastic Woodmen, who are tour
ing the state with him. At tonight's
reception, after an interesting pro-
gram, refreshments will be served to
the members and their visitors, and
the occasion will be made a red letter
one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
PERSONALS

N. Brown is in Portland and Ore
gon City today.
G. H. Cusick, Of Jefferson, was In
Salem this morning.
J. B. Royal was passenger for Ore
gon City this morning.
Geo. F. Rodgers went to Portland
this morning on business.
Russell Wyatt, of Albany, is in the
city today on legal business.
Hon. C. B. Moores, Of Oregon City.
is in the city for a short visit.
Frank N. Derby went to Portland
this morning for a short visit.
W. T. Slater went to Woodburn this
morning on professional business.
Hon. D. M. c. Gault went to Port
land this morning for a short visit.
Governor Chamberlain went to Port
land last evening for a visit home.
Oswald West went to Albany this
morning, going thence to Roseburg.
MI. Jones, of Brooks, left for his
home last evening, after a short stay
here.
Mrs. Small is in Albany for a few
days, visiting with relatives and
friends
Frank Davey went to Stayton in the
interest Of the Order of Lions this
morning
Miss Marie stelwer, Of Jefferson. is
in the city for few days visit with
relatives.
]. c. Goodale, Jr., returned last ev-
ening from Eugene, where he visited
relatives.
Miss Ella Wenger went to her home
in Silverton last evening. for few
weeks stay.
Hon. James Mccain, OF McMinn-
vile, is in the city, looking after his
political fences.
Geo. P. Sorensen was in Salem yes
terday returning to his home in Port
land last night.
DR.. c. s. White. of Gervais, was in
Salem yesterday afternoon, leaving for
home last night.
j. w. Cusick, Of Albany, was in the
city yesterday afternoon, visiting his
brother, DR., w. A. Cusick.
Mrs r. S. Bean came down from Flu.
gene last evening. and this morning
continued on her way to Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10

Governor Chamberlain last night
commuted the sentence Of John Mitch
ell. serving an eight years sentence In
the penitentiary. 10 expire next Mon
day, the prisoner having served hye
years and ten days OF his sentence.
Mitchell was only 1s years old when
convicted Of robbery. and during his
Imprisonment he has had the best rec
ord possible puring all OF that time
he has been nurse in the prison hos
pital, and has done his work 80 wen
that the officers speak In the highest
terms possible OF his good qualities.
The prison physician recommended
clemency. as he feared that the nature
OF the prisoners work would develop
and that this could be
warded on by releasing the man from
and, In view Of his faith
nf services. Governor Chamberlain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
MARROW ESCAPE.
Margaret, NIne-Yearold Daughter Of
Millsrd Hays, Poisoned.

Yesterday noon Margaret Hays. the
9-year-old daughter Of Millard Hays,
who lives on the corner Of Fourth and
Jefferson streets, had a very narrow
escape, She had been suffering from
a severe cold, and was taking medicine
for it. A bottle Of aconite linlment
which her father was using. had been
placed on the same shelf with the
girls medicine. When the time came
for Margaret to take her medicine, not
noticing what bnttle II was, she took
the liniment, and, before discovering
her mistake, had swallowed a good
deal of it. She Immediately became
violently i'll, and medical aid was at
once summoned. The doctor arrived
in about five minutes and administered
an antidote, which relieved her dis
tress to a great extent, and, undoubt-
edly saved her life. Last evening she
was resting somewhat easier, and It
was not thought that there would be
any further danger.-Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10

w. Scott Taylor, of Gervais, is in the
city for few days visit.
A. L. Brown returned yesterday af.
ternoon from a few days stay on his
timber claim in the Slletz country.
A. N. Gilbert left last evening for
Pendleton to attend the sale of the
blooded stock on the C. B. Wade
ranch.
A. j. Richardson, OF Buena Vista.
was in Salem yesterday afternoon. and
last evening went to Portland for a
few days business visit.
Edward Townsend went to Portland
last evening for a few days stay, in.
tending to take a course in embalm-
Ing at the embalmers school that will
open there this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Steusloff went
to Pendleton this morning for a few
days stay. While there Mr.. Steusloff
will attend the sale of blooded stock
belonging to the c. B. Wade estate.
d. M. Bowes, of Lewiston, Idaho,
who has charge of the sales depart.
ment Of the Quaker Nurseries in the
Lewiston district, came down this
morning for a few weeks stay at the
nurseries, to oversee the shipping of
orders into his territory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
Was Kate Bender "Joe" Monaghana

Was Kate Bender "Joe" Monaghan7
An Ontario, Malheur county special
says: That Joe Monaghan, who
Herded cattle and rode the range In
this section for 25 years in the gulse
of a man. and whose real sex was not
known until her death, was none other
than Kate Bender, the notorious Kan.
sas murdress, Is the rumor current
here While there is no proof positive
that this statement is true, It is a well
known fact that Joe Monaghan ap.
peared at Ontario only a short time
after the escape OF Kate Bender.
1T is also claimed that Mr.. and Mrs.
Bender father and mother Of the no.
torious Kate, and as deeply implicated
in the multimurders at their Kansas
road house, as was their daughter, now
reside on Snake river, not far from
Ontario. However the Bender dis
appearance has been one of the his
toric mysteries OF the West. and al
though many having professed knowl-
edge concerning its true solution,
nothing authentic has ever resulted.
who Joe Monaghan really was Will
probably never be known, but there
is, Of course. a chance that the truth
will at some time become known re-
garding her strange life and lonely
death. Baker City Democrat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-10
"plmoultIes."

Come to the Baptist church tonight,
and hear the Irish evangelist discuss
Difficulties in the Way of Coming to
Jesus" Evangelist King has a mes
sage for Salem, and viii only be here
for few days. 80 you can't afford to
miss the opportunity Of hearing him
He speaks every day at 1880 and $50
p. m. This invitation means you.