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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
WATERBURY STRIKE.
Union Carpenters Want Increase Of 30
Cents Day.

Waterbury. CT. May "A general
strike of all the union carpenters in this
city. numbering 400. began. today. The
carpenters have demanded a minimum
wage rate of $3.50 a day in place of $3.50
now paid, and the refusal of the master
carpenters to sign an agreement based
on the increase led to the strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03

The Canadian Improvement Co., of
Philadelphia, which is financing the re-
Organization of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Co., has been granted an en-
tension on its option. which would have
expired, today. in order that all the
creditors Of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Co may have another oppor-
tunity to transfer their interests to the
Canadian Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
Al Springfield, Mass.

Springfield. Mass. May 1.-Two hundred
and so union carpenters in Springfield
vance from s275 to s3.25 day. Many
carpenters remain at work for firms
which are not members of the Master
Carpenters Association and have granted
the demands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
CAPITAL CHAT.
Continued from page ~

spectators and those have been almost
entirely women. Every session of
Congress there are hearings on some
subject of wide interest and if, Mr..
Hale's idea for an audience room is
carried out. as is probable, these hear
ings. iii the course of three years or so
will be accessible to the public,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
CANCEL DECREE.
Government Allows Maine Cattle to Be
Imported.

New York, May I'm view Of the Of
fetal report just made that the foot and
mouth disease has disappeared in New
England, the government has resolved
says a Herald dispatch from Buenos
Ayres. Argentina. to cancel the decree
prohibiting the importation Of cattle
from Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont.
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode
Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03

An unknown schooner is anchored 400
yards off Cape Henry. Va. life saving
station with distress signals flying and
life savers have gone to her assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
At Wilkesbarre, Pa.

Will1esbarre. Pa. May 1.-The ice hand
lers of this city went on strike, today.
The companies refuse to grant a demand
for an increase of $40 a month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
No Strike in Lawrence,

Lawrence. Mass. May 2.-There will be
no strike of jurymen of this vicinity the
master bakers having in almost every in
stance yielded to their demands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03

The wholesale textile firms Of Leip-
sic, Germany. have determined to have
bargain sales on stated days Of the
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
Three Hundred Carpenters.

Holyoke, Mass, May 2.-Three hundred
carpenters went out, today. in an effort
to have the master carpenters sign the
union contract for minimum wage of
S. day. The old rate ranged from s. o5
to SITS per day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
LAKEsHORE.

u. A. Kerr has taken Mr.. Gothioplls'
place on the mail route.
Abbot Morrison is in town for a few
days.
Mrs. James Abbot, who has been nurs-
Ing Mrs. T. w. Longley, returned home,
Tuesday.
Miss May Morrill, OF Waterville is visit
ing Mrs. F. G.. Morrison Tor a few days.
Miss Eftie Curran has gone to Portland,
where she will have nursing IN hospital.
The ball game played between the Lake.
shore ball club and the Oakland High
school team was postponed on account
of bad weather.
The ice in the lake has completely dis
appeared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03

The average family in the United
States has four and seven-tenths
persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03
ALBION.

The rain has been doing good every
where. as the green fields testify.
A baby boy has arrived at John Gould's.
chusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-03

Chicago. May Third Vice President
Kendrick Of the Santa Fee system, tonight,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
ADREs WIARUsA: Warus, s2s 3rd Str, W1nona MINI

4 iblagal edzie 50 aby 90 nie,
'posylal do eeziienia obiie cujaci
popraWs Lecz blaganie niicI.
ME pomoglo bo pod dobne
przyrzeczenia {. y juzz oprze ednio|
czynil : nigdy ME dotrzy
mai slowa. Pr,zeto sedzia po-.
wiied dial mus zes dla niiego by
loby najlepiej gdy BY go w !
slanlo do ezienia na jake.
155.lat, & ale tym razem lituje.
pie mad MIN poniewaz wiidzi
y MIN szczera chec poprawy
j posyla go do Jackson tyl-
.ko na jeden rok Moe to-
:chlopcu posluzy "a dobre le-.
karstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
No | WIN ! ! \
TELEGR ZNE.

BERLIN 8. paid dziernika,
Rozeszla sic tn pogloska,
kt6ra uwazajja "a prawd DIVA,
ze plany wszystkich nowych
okret6w zostaly sprzedane
obcym pa6stwom, prze.zl Pc
wnego wysok okiego urzednik
Pogloska ia wywolala tu
wielka sensacye j zanosi sic
ma to, ze sprawa weznlie taxi
sam obr6t jak we Francyi 2
Dreyfusem.
Podejrzenie pada na ma.
czelnika tajnego biura kom-
panii budowy okret6w Braun
schweiga. Kiedy Q to go "a
pytano, odrzek}, ze Q tenn
mic ME vie, lecz zauWazono,
ze trzasl sic ma calem ciele.
Plany ok1ret6w wojennych
mia} zakuric angielsk:ii j officer
j kt6re So iu5 v posiadllanlu
Wielkiej Brytanii.
Rosya naby}a plany lodzi
Apodwodnych. Socyali6ci do
magaja sic " gazetach azeby
sprawe te nalezycie WySwiet-
lie. Jezeli pogloska to oka5e
sic prawdziWa, rad niemie-
J cki must znisz zczye wszystkie
move okreta, przez co ponie-
sic ogromna strate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
|ciag 6p. J6z. awlo kiiego.
Og1eh straz glasiila dose
.szybko. Szkody = ynosza SOC
q ldolar6W, polklry yte zabezpie-
.czeniem. Ogien pow''sta} = We
eli try bularza. !.

Il'EsBARRE Pa. a
k!i6sl Casper Luk q postrze-
.lilstarszego g6rnika przy ko-
nizW Plains, Pa, q gdy go
CONSTABLE chciei " ID; ka-
.nid aresztto wa, etrzeli1 1zn6w
s5nsiiertel konstab bla Coffrey.
Zgro madzona 1udnosc chciiala
go zinczowa6, lecz rs. Collie
gan.z Plains em6wil do thu
.mu, kt6ry sic potem uspok kohl
. tax ksiadx ocalil zyycie Luz
.kaviczoWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
70 LSKICH
AMER

FlJ EDO ubie.
3 ME dziela 20 ~ pierNszy
D przona z'olls,talI Z, ala inapek-
q e. zstrop:, ,g1bliex exno5ei,
q WzssI'aniia,l szkola sW.
Z Wigl przy llllis ,agrange.
do uielu sludz ogl aada}o
] a ||l gmach j kazd byl za-
q krycony MET ylko 6licznym
j k|l,ka'zaiynl bud nkiiyem, ale
j Kwietnem y lrzad eniem ma
zay1aatrz. Po6wiec Genie novel
q 4kol odbe die sic " ME-
dziele 10 pazdzierni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

: Y : - : ids " =, II. sgf
BERLIN, 8 pazdziernika,,
Telegram Wiednia donosi,
ze ezam belani dworu cesar
skiego zad dowali, ze stan
umyslu ksiezniczki kobur-
skiej musi bye zbadany je-
szcze raz . przez spec yalist6w
austryackich. Jezeli dokto-
rzy potwierdza, ze ksiazni-
czka Jest przy zdrowych
zmyslach, natenczas wolno
jej bedzie rozporzadzae swo-
i'm posagiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

BAY CITY Mich. J6zef
|Gworowski zostal mai echanys
|przez pociag kolei Michigan
Central i mo emo pokaleczo-
~. Stan jjego Jest niebespiie
czny
Gworo WHO'LL buralei
|cukrowe. do fabry e q. ! q 4
krzyz6 6Wk kach ystrzymal sie
pred pociag agiiern, gdy en.
EprzeszedI podcisl konie. Gdy
1byl inz ne torach naleeial /. !.
nab drugii ociag i kt6regoon
. poWodu sto acei przy torse
|stodoly ME za1wasy 81
Pociag ten rozba n1,l
rozsypal trzy tony burak
.zrzuca 50 1a ttory swors,s
ski cho ociiailli 4 a1ecson
trzy1nal sie q oi,iieE y
splogzone fciag So
IS ciagne 4
Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
SHANGHAI, 8 pazdziernii-

SHANGHAI, 8 pazdzierni-
Ia. Angielski okret Sishan 2 =
Hong Kong zostal zajety
przez jap zyk6w ME aleko
New ChwangO Okret byl ma
ladowany bydlem j makaa
kt6re bylY prze aczone dla
portu Artura. Ma on pojem-
no6ci 351 ton ] nalszy do
Tbomas'a ichardso
" Londy LYME.
'v ]. .ONDYN s pazd ernika.
Korespon lent gazety The
Daily Mail donosi : Tent
Gin, IS japof fczycy robia spe-
cyalne otowania do 5zdo.
bycia portu lArtura v dniu
3-ro listopada. dniu tym
mikado obcho odzi sWoje uro-
dsiny, . wliilec chscac siie przy-
slukyf stsraja sies y wszelk I z kiemiI
silsrni zdo obyt port.
ss,sS, ~ o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
NIL, W1AJJKEE, Wis. w czo.

MTT,W.AJJK RE Wis ,Wczff,.-.
raj IA farmie nrzvtulk,, dla
81 9 q Ply s.
uooglch przyszlo pomleds
dWoma mleszkancaml tegoz
40 sprzeczkl, ktore] rezultat. I
|byl TAXI, &c Edward Ifesse.=
tax tax fatalnie pobliis Jozefa Tu-
|eh'oll'sklego, &c ten przez dfuz-5 l[t' 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
'gWardyi i regime nj. milo diego
|csarewiicza wyjec chal iW'czo-
raj do frontu. So to pierwsze.
wojska Z gwardyi cesarsk skiej
|kt6re echaly na daleki
Wsch6d. IS ss & s5s s.

Wsch6d.
ANTWERPI Be1giia, IS
pazdz. Try bomby eksplo do-{I
waly w1czorajj rano " Ipor-
Gle Sainte Marie " Gallo i
jak donosza | | zo1nierzy 70
|stalo ma miejjscu zabity ych q
wielu zestaio pokale onych.
El'l' EEl'lk'splo lozya nastapila .ka.iedy.
|bomby kladano " magazynie
kt6ry takze zostal zniszczonY.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, logo
dziernika. Ma cmenta-
rzu Forest Home pochowano'
wczorai :zwloki generalnego
|pocztmistrza Aenry Clay
Payne. 25, ,000 os6b odwiedzi-
10 zwloki " hall ratuszowej.
Zoo listonosz6w poprzedzalo 10
|trumne, niesiona do katedry.
Uroczysto6ci ma cmentarzu
ME mialy charakteru rellg1l-
PETERSBURG, logo paz-
dziernika. Rozpoczal sic
ruch zaczepny ze strony Ro-
syan. Przelamano 1a6cuch
pred pIac6 c6wek ia polu-.
(dnie, zaieto stacye Sake, is
mil Cd Mukdenu i zbudowa-
no most na rzsce Sake, q
zeby wojsko moglo sic prze-
prawi6 ma drugi brzeg. Koza-
Es - AZ 1-z-i sII - EFsS4$
Icy Miszczenki posuneli sic
| do kopalni wegla v Jentai.
Ne prawem skrzy1le e zdoby-
tsiuntse i zadano Japo6czyy-
-, ,o,,, :. s, ,n,o :, :, , L1aeLo.
kom znaczna Kleske:
Tymczasem general Fu-
szimi posunal sic ma czsl.
|dw6ch dywizyj " gore rrzskii
Lao izaja} stanowiska, 81 o.
dleglo6ci Is mil Cd Sinmiin-
tim. R6wnoczs6nie druga sr-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
NANTICOKE, P,A Kodak

~ 0V4OAOVAs
NANTICOKE PA. Kodak
.nasz ran J6zef BaranoWski
stary obonent J, Wiarusa do
stall nominacye ma szeryfa "
=powiecie Luzerne. Bracia Po-
lacy, ME zapominajjcie Q MIN,
q " dzie6 wybor6w jak jeden
oddajcie glossy ma niego, I
on Q was tez pamietac be-
die, gdzie bedzie m6g} to
sWe mu pomoze;; ME 2 bro
MIA v reka jak to robil SEE
:ryt N. v Latimer, pan
Baranowski Jest innei my5i,
30 Jest po1skiei klrwii, q vice
F61lacy pdpf5
w niedziele 18 wrze-
6nia odbyl sic Y Nanticok Ike
Stub panny Amy STU ukow-
.skiejj . p. Andrzejem Tuzih-
skim. Liczne grono przyja-
.ci6l j krernych obojga pan
|stwa mlod odyph baWilo sic o
choczo DO p6znej godziny.
DETROIT, De Mich. "
piatek rodzine Dzieciolo
Eskich, mieszkaiacych przy
|584 Garfield ave-, naWiedzi1
vielki smutek w tym dniu bo-
wiem jego o6mio ioletni synek
|Stanislaw bawiac sic z inny-
mi dzieGmi przy torze ko-
|lejoWym ma Dequindre ul.
zostal najoehany przez Lake
Shore maszyna i. na miejscu
[zabity. GhlDpiec kilka minut
Eprzed nieszczesc sciem opusci]
dom powiadajao matce ze
|tylko wyjd die IA podw6rze
zaraz wr6ci: tymczasem po-
szed do dzieci baWiacych sic
ma Dequindre ulice. tel
[chWili ,rzech odzi1 pociag
Grand Trunk. Chlo lopiec cheac
sic nannknac przed oWym
Epociiagiern wszedl pred na-
Eszyne idaca przeciWna
strone. i MIN: moszynista zdo-
|lal maszyne zynnae maly
EStanislaw znalazI sie pod lei
|kolami. Smutny to w ypadek
/ ME zawsze Jest TO Z, why
rodzic6 6w, lecz zdaje Die ze
|gdyby rodzice Wiecej zabra-
mali sWym die ciom bawit
Die IA torze kolejjowYm TO
|podo obne " pad q ME nialyy- &
by miejsca.
stanislaW d
Iczacy IS lat kl,'t6ry 14ggo siier4
Epnia wlarnal pie DO Polls kiego
|seminaryum Y celu rabunku,
~ ponied dziale stavval pred
|sedzia Murphy hlopal vgi- 8
~ o|sil i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

LONDYN, 10. pzdziernik,al.
'Osoby, kt6rym " ostatnich
dniach udalo sic uj6c z
Port Arthura, opoWiadaja,
ze twierdza posiada dose kon-:
serw, ale brak lei 6Wiezzego
miesa. Muzyka wojBs skowa kon-
certuje diva r'azy dziesnnie y
.szkodzenia sprawione przez
granaty jjapohs skii,e, zostal - ma
.praWiione j forty znaid lula gie
" dosk
Do Czefu prze'wiiazln kilku
.kozak6w j diva kuplcysp CITE
z Portu Artura: Q adajja,
ze e5wyplyneli 2 zatoki Cole
kiej. Amunioyi " twierdzy1'
wystarczy na 5 miesiecy, ry-
zu i owsa nas6 niesiecy. Ge-
neral Stoessel zakazal Euro
.pejczykom opuszczat Port
Artura j osAiiad dozyl IL musza
podzielac los zolnierzy. Gene
: = e sd-
raj Stosssel zorganizowal stu
zba obywatelska " fortach.
13stoletni chlopcy musza pei
mic sluzbe " s1pitalach. Chin
czycy opussczaja nocami mia
sto. w ostatnich dniach przy-
.bylo 500 Ghi6czyk6w do
.Czefu, kt6rych JapofczJcy
6ei6lo zrewidoWali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

IlIZBONA 10 pakdz. Cd
dial wojska port gals skiego
" z2cho odniei Afryce zostal
zaatakowany przez kraioN'-,
COW gdy przechod przez
rzeke Cunene Wyrzniety
prawie do poloWJy Krajowcy
.zabili. 254 oficer6w j zolnie-
rzy a so zostalo rannych.
Donosza tn, zze rad nismle-
cki przeciW hereron wyszle sziEa
do Afryki ME / ebawem 5000 |()
zolnierzy Hererosi granieza
= chunchuza !, przeciW' kt6-
rym portugalc zbrolno'' l;I1''
ystepowai .s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

PITTsBIIRG:HE % strar
szliwe niieszcze5ciie spotkalo
u tych dniaeh fa1nili jana
.Czyfrynik slo oraka ezy tez
polaka u lockers How
Inie edaleko lorth 3 ddoeEI;.
DIVA tygod odniie temu ulasii
:goiakif pies, ]. teraz zeszlej
soboty nieszc e6iwy Czi-
frynik dostal wsciiek kliizny,
lnaczy SIC s. 81 ropniie niieopi-
SAME straszliiNii przez sobo-
1aieliela zmarI " me
Iczarlliscli Il POI nied zialek ra-
piate " locy ydarzy-
. sie 1arni iach stall Car
.riie fnrnaee Iii explozyii
pary I gaz6jY!1 3! / 4. i IS 8 Sc fAbryke
uszk kodzily j 20 ,1sliano prace
,przerWa6 ~ iilka dni = Cd
'dalie czasoi,|w owo ollkoIo 1900 III:
Idzi
szakrys po kisgo ko-
5ciola Najsl serca Jezusa Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13
1ONI)YE o dziiernika

1lNIl1al lzEosIzQzlerIl q 'a
.C,krat gree i mentqlnlkl AZ
.pllyna Z mora C'zarnego'l 'l,9la dlo
A!I.n,:twerpiii rozbF|ill pie q y kal!y saa' 7
hi daleko JJshant ! oszedl
IA ia dno wraz Z I mary MARIA
EEni l;aledW Z calei zalogi
Eokratu z,doa|lal1o siss ! yrat'o'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-13

RZYM 10 zdz,iernikall.,,
:DoWiedziiano ossiie ii Cd zRans
go polityka ! m.yk !. liciela,ze pa
piez i Plus x codzienme kilka
god lin poi o6wieca stud dyom hi
Ystoryii eoropejs kiiei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
German Is Firm.

Washington, June Ex-senator Cor.
man was in the city today, and his at.
tention was called 20 a statement pur.
porting TO have been made by a mem.
Der of the Democratic national com.
mlttee, to the effect that he might con.
sent to accept the chairmanship. MIR.
Gorman stated he had frankly in.
formed all who had made suca sugges,
ton that il would be impossible for
him to undertake the labors incident
to that position, and that he now de,
sired TO add thar no conditions will in.
dnce him to change that determine.
ton He will, however. he said. be
very glad 20 render all the service in
his power to taose who may be select.
to take charge Of the campaign
which he hopes will be crowned with
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
WORKMEN
WILL NOT
CHANGE
Oregon Members Vote 10
Stay With Present
Plan

Portland. July 23.-After a stormy
deba e. lasting for more than three
days the grand lodge of Oregon A. o
U. w. settled the much-mOoted ques-
Iticn Of changing the assessment rate
by voting down the so-called new
plan, advocated by the supreme lodge.
and adopted by many Of the states of
the Union. The vote was close, and
he champions of the change died
hard, but when It was finally settled
the best of feeling prevailed, and ev.
erybody shook hands and made up"
The new pan" provided for a sink.
ing fund, and a slight increase in the
rate at which members over So years
are assessed. The contest was virtu.
ally a test of strength between the old
and the young members, as the gray.
boards, for the greater part, resisted
the change.
Friday morning session began at 8
o'clock, and after rollcall a resolution
was passed directing the grand master
to request all of the lodges in the jur.
isdiction outside of Portland to con-
tribute 20 cents per annum for each
100 members to the relief fund. which
in the past has been maintained exclu.
by the lodges in the. city. At
10 O'Clock the rate question was taken
up and discussed until noon.
After reassembhng. at 1870 O'clock.
q communication was read from Ore
gon council No. 1852, Royal Arcanum,
conveying fraternal greetings TO the
grand lodge. The communication was
received amid applause, and the grand
recorder was instructed to reply in
ike vein.
The assessment plan was again con-
at length, Chairman Colvig. of
committee on jurisprudence, max.
the closing argument. A vote was
hen taken, with the result that the
proposed change was beaten by a
mali majority.
The report Of the grand master was
hen read and adopted. It shows that
new lodges were organized during
he past year as follows. Oregon No.
49, at Cottage Grove; Crystal SPRING.,
$40, vii ANNE te; Summit. No.
a. Boring; North Bend, No, so. North
'end; Bunch Grass, No. sc, Condor.
nd Ferry Canyon, No. 1874, Awhile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
Made Hlah Climb.

Liberty, Mo-, July 23.-Alzono Hag.
gard, an insane man, took possession
of the dome of the county court
house yesterday. The dome is $50
feet from the ground, and the police
fear to attempt to capture the man,
believing that me may either harm
them on jump to the ground and kill
himself. The man entered the court
house at daybreak. Going out on the
surrounding the dome, he
pulled himself to the base of the God.
dess of Liberty by means of the light
ming rod. A crowd watched MIN in
the street, afraid that he would lose
his balance and fall. Haggard is rs
years old, and came here from Debts,
Okla, two days ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
Body Carried for Miles.

Fossil, Or, July 2S.-The body OF
Mrs Bethune, the aged woman who
was drowned in the food that swept
the town of Mitchell, was found on the
III inst. on a gravel bar OF the John
Day river a few miles below Clarpo's
Terry the body was badly dishgured
N decompoSed, and was buried
Where found by the settlers OF that
neighborhood.
The body Of Martin Smith. the 9th.
err aged victim OF the food, has not vet
been found Mrs Be,hune's body was
carried about As miles by the wa,er
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
Headed for This Great
Transportation
Center
Line From Portland to Eu-
gene Via Salem to Be
Built in Five
Months

Portland, July 23.-The Mt. Hood
Electric Company, has announced that
it will construct an electric car line
from this city to Eugene. The road
will be completed to Salem, it is ex-
pected within five months, as the right
Of way and track privileges have been
secured.
They are building a plant about 80
miles southeast of Portland, near Bull
Run Postofice, and the power will be
secured from the Sandy river.
The river has a heavy fall, averag.
ing 60 feet to the mile, and carries a
large volume of water tne year
around.
The force of workmen now employed
are building a canal and a fume a dis
lance of seven miles.
(The dispatches from Portland gives
what purports to be the details of the
new electric a line between Portland
and this city. Inquiry at the office of
T, Wrightman, state corporation
clerk, fails to disclose a company
bearing the name as stated in the dis
patch. The Hood River Electric and
Company is on record with a
of $4,000, but whether It is the
anne company is not known
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
FItzaeraId outeInss.d

Butte Mont, July 2S with a rich,
nook TO the Jaw in the nth round linn.
my Gardner OF Lowell, Mass. last
Msht gave Willie Fitzgerald his quiet.
u.s. his seconds throwing nm the
Sponse, after their man had beep
invoked down four times in TWO
rounds, and he was taking the connt
for its fun number.
~Fl'Iseralt was helpless, and to saya
man nom further needless pun.
.shmenI Harry Pollock threw Nm he
ight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
For Permanent Encampment.

Tacoma, Wash, July 23.-General
Macarthur is given as authority for
the statement that the government
will make an offer for land near Ia.
coma, surrounding American lake. for
a permanent military encampment
site. The offer, it is said, will embrace
10000 acres, already surveyed by the
government signal corps at Vancouv-
er barracks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
Colombia In Good Humor.

Washington, July 2S.-Colomhia Is
80 again come into fun diplomatic ne,
la'lon with the United States, ana the
Panama matter will be a closed Incl.
dent between the two governments
The state department today received
a cordial lever from the Colombian
minister OF foreign affairs, announo.
Ina that DR. Thomas Heran had been
given FUN letters OF credentials As
Colombia's envoy at Washington
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23

'''nlns piles produce moisture and
cause itching this form, as wen as
sung bleeding or P~rotruding Piles
arc cured by Dr. Bo-san.ko's Pila
Kennedy stops Itching ami bleeding
Aosores tumors soc q jar Al srns.
SYST or sent by mail. Treaties f,ae
write me about your case DR. a.
sanko, Paila. Pa.
Fore sale by Dr. S. C. stops srn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23

The order was shown to be in a flour.
ishing condition, with excellent pros
poets for a f~iattering growth during
the year to come.
A fund of $1,000 was voted for exten.
sion work and the appointment of a
supervising deputy was authorized,
who shall have full charge of all field
deputies and the general extension
work. After some routine work the
session adjourned until 8 o'clock this
morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
Some
Wheel SNAPS

we can make il very interesting for
either lady or gentleman customers
for wheels.
There is a $50 gents Pierce roadster
scarcely soiled, $500.
a S4o'oo gents Tribune, in perfect
order ridden but a little, $500.
A $500 Wolf American in sorou,.
good order, $500.
All above new goods and oplv 20
Gently reclaimed. There are a few ex.
eellen' snaps in secondhand wheels.
oo'h ladies' and ~gentlemen's. Worth
your while 70 see.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
RUSSIANS
GETTING
RESTLESS
Angry Mob Makes Anti War
Demonstration in
Warsaw

Berlin, July 23-The Vossiche lei.
tung states that the anti-war demon.
STATIONS on the streets of Warsaw
continue, with constant fighting be-
tween the mob and police. The Kos.
sacks we re in a fight today in which
l6 persons were killed and 80 wound.
More than 100 arrests we're made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
BORN.

HOWARD.-At the family home, 4S5
Marion street, Thursday, July p,
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. s. e. Howard,
a son, whose name will be Teddy"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
LIBERTY
ROSEDALE
CARLlNE
Committee Raises Over a
Thousand Dollars TO
Help Work

The committee on the Liberty ex.
tension of the electric motor line have
raised the subscription TO over $1,000
by hard work today. They expect to
make it $4,000 next week, and keep on
until the whole sum is raised. The
subscriptions so far are as follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-23
NEW TODAY

% sS'e-Fresh Jersey COW with calf
For Particulars see ]. II. or How,
ell Cross and l2th streets. E22.st.