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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-04-12


Sr- state commerce, was
house last Friday by
Clayton Of Alabama.
Is the bill Is not a pro-
res but its sole purpose
Sadh.-State to carry out
H8tic or internal policy In
control Of intoxicating
him the boundaries Of
sole effect will be to
iif it wills, to circum-
1ntoxicating beverages
ndaries to the full ex-
may. desire to restrain
to regulate the sale Of
fgh the medium of its
lding local option laws,
vs., or dispensary laws"
tional legislation Is had
Kpurns, every barrier
migration and the
pese hordes whose
ID States was ar
ears ago, will be
Z next. This Is
Friday in a speech
what Is more the
are inclined to be-
hat such questions
hen only two years
I Of Chinese immi-
roughly debated In
pngress and a bill
bject Is rather re-
uble comes from the
ese government has
has a right to, that
between China and
Which Is the last ex-
cease to be effect
With that treaty out
son maintains that
bill to the ground.
created in Wash
week as the re-
-GarSintr Deli,
old grandson Of
Bell, the eminent
his older sisters,
a charity ball that
st exclusive circle,
His sisters chap
duced him as Miss
some boy, he made
Fering heartily into
lasion, he soon had
Ill All Of the leading
u&ht the pleasure of
nces with the lively
was some f1irtatious
bart of Miss Van Eyck
eproved; but taken all
ted herself very nice
= at the ball discover
and when the infor-
Van Eyck was really
E known, there were
young swells about.
6esapeake Bay passen-
9mbridge was bound
I'D, to Baltimore last
N, women and chill
ships company was
by two shells from
- hip Dolphin Shrek
his be to the vessel.
phin Fing in Annapolis
tar ice, and when the
ge east Of the Naval
th| II of a big navy rifle
ai Dreaming shell passed
the pilot tlhouse and the smoke
the vessel and dropped into
only a few yards from the
1t. When q second shell whis-
,e by the Cambridge Captain
rang for full speed ahead to
4 thek danger zone. There was
passengers from the
thsaloon. where the women
srefwsss 50 excited that the
na{o go among them to re-
aet When the vessel reached
s1e captain and many Of
odrs complained to Superin-
hes, of the steamboat COM
! seSt-a report of the mat
Efetary of the navy.
nus bureau last week is
in Containing the estimates
n for 1901. 1902 and 1908
having 10000 or more in
1900 and for states and
According to the figures
ae total estimated popula-
yfat exclusive of
ularssessions of
Us 7o.sS9. This
33.sS nfas since the
be pS oition is es-
les having 10000 or
n 1900. According
New York is now
Inhabitants: Chicago
Ing the two million
$3.50 inhabitants;
I367.716: st. Louis
Vi Boston has al
OO mark; Balti-
leland Is now a
head of Cincin-
i14,950 and 332,-
ffalo has also
it's population,
403 inhabitants.
tsburg are close
Err having 355,919
#3. Detroit. Mil
rleans have just
d Washington is
The report also
pber of towns and
nbitants Massa-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-04-12

and when the infor-
!, Van Eyck was really
) known, there were
young swells about.
lesapeake Bay passen-
Imbridge was bound
40, to Baltimore last
N, women and chill
ships company was
by two shells from
hip Dolphin Shrek
be to the vessel.
ing in Annapolis
ice, and when the
east Of the Naval
- Lso~ oa,,t, -, ,Aa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
A FORTUNE AWAITS HIM.
Walter comber. Once a Resident Of
oregon, Is Wanted In England.

The Journal has been sent an adj
vertisement from the Chaneery Court
OF England, relative to the closing OF
an estate. The notice is virtually an
effort 10 locate the whereabouts dead
or aliVe) Of one Walter Comber. and
states that he had once lived at Oak
land Oregon. There Is evidently
something OF an estate awaiting this
gentleman or his heirs, coming from
the estate OF william Comber, de-
ceased Oate OF Plas Cottage. in the
Parish Of slangham. Sussex, Beer
house keeper and ~gandener.)
Walter Comber was last heard OF
about September, 1882. and any infor'
nation pertaining to his whereabouts
would be gladly received. and should
be addressed to Field. Roscoe q Co,
SO Lincoln Inn Fields. London, Eng
land. solicitors for the plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Miss Ethel Cauheld, of Oregon City,
is a guest of Miss Neva Griswold.
Mrs. Russell Catlin spent Saturday
and Sunday with Portland friends,
R. D. Gilbert is home from an over
Sunday visit with friends in Portland.
Homer j. Smith spent Sunday in sa.
lem, returning to Portland this morn.
ing.
p. N. Lathrop spent Sunday with his
family in Salem, leaving for Portland
today.
F. A. Erixon came up from Port
land last evening for a short visit
home,
County Recorder siegmund was a
passenger for Gervais this morning for
a brief stay.
Sheriff Goliath went to st. Paul this
morning for a brief visit on Official
business.
Judge H. H. Hewitt, Of Albany, is in
the city for a short visit On profession.
al business.
Charles Bier returned this morning
from Portland, where he spent the
past few days.
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Epley returned
this morning from an over-Sunday
visit in Portland.
j. L. Fuller, an insurance man, OF
San Francisco, was a guest of Frank
B. Meredith yesterday.
J.. w. Cusick. the Albany banker
was a Salem visitor this morning, re
turning home at noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

DR.. Bshelman is out of town for a
few days, having gone to his timber
claim near Vancouver, Wash.
DR., j. c. Smith, of Jefferson, is in
Salem to attend the monster initia-
ton in the Maccabees lodge this
evening.
Miss Frances French, Of Albany,
spent the past few days in Salem, the
guest of Miss Lois Coshow and Ruth
Gabrielson.
Miss Ella Rineman entertained a
number of young people on Saturday
evening, in honor Of Miss Frances
French, of Albany.
Mrs. H. j. Bigger, of Portland, spent
Sunday in this city, visiting her hus-
band and friends. She left this morn
ing for her home.
James Patterson, of Stockton, Cal,
is in Salem, and leaves this evening
for Fox valley, Linn county, for a
visit to his parents.
Mrs. Herbert Aiken, OF Cottage
Grove, returned to her home this
morning, after a few days visit with
Mrs. w. T. Aiken and other relatives
in this city.
r. II. Varley and bride, who bave
been spending their honeymoon in
Portland, have returned, and will be-
gin housekeeping in their new South
Salem cottage.
A. M. Clough returned last evening
from Portland, where he took the ex-
animation for embalmer Saturday af-
ternoon, and attended the funeral
services over the remains Of the late
Mrs. N. Bier yesterday afternoon, and
Witnessed the incineration at the
Portland crematory.
Rev. j.. r. Wilson, d. d., principal
of Portland Academy, was in Salem
yesterday, filling the pulpit at the
First Presbyterian church, both morn
ing and evening. At the last named
service he addressed himself prlncl-
pally to the men. He returned to
Portland this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
PERSONALS

1. A. Manning is in Portland today.
Judge Boise went to Portland this
morning.
G. B. Cornelius went to Marion
this morning.
Miss Olive Wilson, Of Portland, is a
guest Of Mrs. Jas. Linn,
Chas. B, sterberg, of Albany. spent
Sunday with Salem friends.
DIR. t. G, Smith went to Portland
this morning for a short visit,
A. F. McAtee went to Portland this
morning for a few days stay.
Tracy Poorman, of WOODBURY., was
an over-Sunday visitor in Salem.
H. T. Bruce came up from Portland
this morning for a few days stay.
John Holman, of Albany, spent Sun
day in this city, leaving this morning
for Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
Odd Fellows In Church.

The odd Fellows OF this city last
night attended services in a body at
the Unitarian church, where they en-
joyed the service to the full. The
minister, Rev. r. A. Powell, who is
chaplain OF Olive lodge. No. IS, deliv'
cred an interesting discourse on the
familiar subject, 1.-THE Good samari
tan" before a good-sized audience
The members OF the order we're pres
ent by invitation OF the pastor. who
Is held In high esteem by them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
A Temporary Roof.

Steiner & Berger had a force OF
men at work Saturday night until
about Q o'clock. putting a temporary
roof on the Breyman building The
material used was the Malthoid Ready
Roofing. furnished by Walter Morley,
and. while It was only put down TEN
porarlly. It pretty ehectually shut out
the water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

many. He was accompanied by his
brother, Peter Hansen aud wife, Of
Dallas. He reports having had a very
nice trip, and is glad TO be In Oregon
again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
MENUS FOR
MARCH.
From Table Talk Philadelphia.
Tuesday, March 22d.
Breakfast.
Fruit.

Tuesday, March 22d.
Breakfast.
Fruit.
Shredded Biscuit
Sugar and Cream
Broiled Chops
Duchess Potatoes
Sally Lunns Coffee
Lunch.
Cracker and Cheese Pudding
Cream Pufs Cocoa
Dinner.
Corned Beef Mashed Potatoes
Savoy Cabbage
Walnut Salad
Waters Cheese
Canned Fruit Sponge Cake
Coffee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
Lost his Father.

George Rose, the Salem hop buyer,
who was called East Saturday by the
serious illness Of his father at Port
landyllle. N. Y, will not arrive in time
to see his parent alive, az q telegram
reached this city that the senior Mr..
Rose died Sunday at 2 D. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

There is no pepper in
Schilling's Best ginger there's
nothing wrong in Schilling's
Best anything.
Moneyback.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Can give you a good neal any hOuf
Of the day Or night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Home From Denmark.
Otto Hansen has returned from a
trip to Denmark and through Ger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18
$4,000 Works
SEATTLE BREWING & MATING
COMPANY MAKING ExTEH-
siVE IMPROVEMENT

The Seattle brewing 4 MalauE
company az Georgetown has start
81 the pork 81 elsafiug fof IL ueu
hotfllnE works. 10 cost SO. 0aa 20
Gar b has cleared the ground aud +
nearly thruuRh with the tunata that
viii run from the brewery Ia the
bosr~F. house This tunnel viii
run uuser the Northern Pacific and
the Columbia a Puget Sound tracks.
ID about znN feet "a length and
about six feet In the clear. bsiuK
built ~ cement The hogfitHK hagss
Will b. on the east side 81 the
tracks. opposite the brewery. and
wiil be- 40 feet wide. aze feet IN
length and IS feet IN heikhth.
The machinery viii be moved
from IS present works. a. BAy
View. and a lot of usu machinery
% the latest tips viii BE- Installed
This house when complete VII give
employment 10 about "A me-
This bottlinK house l. the largest
and beet equipped on the Pacific
coast. LARGE pipes will run through
the tunnel carFyiue The beer from
the brewery to the boiling house.
where Il sill 60 through the rsEu-
iarp recess Of hottilng and can be
loaded In cars ~ the door
The bfesiEn company has also
bought an rVttrie engine. 20 be
used In switching cars Nhils beiuk
loaded This piece II machinery
viii rost 8 Gao Several additional
smaller buildings. such A. stables
for the teams and houses for the
employees Of the brewery. viii be
erected. AZ a cost Of about t1.asa
Mr. John Miller superintendent
Of the company. says when this
work r. done u viii be one Of the
finest brewing establishments ia
the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18
HG HAD FATHER ARRESTED vAoaAncY. AND
THREATENED TO FARM OUT THE CHILDREN TO sTRANe.
ERs AFTER REFUSING THE ASSISTANCE

adopted out and his wife sent 10 the
county hospital. the poor man left
aud dared not go near again / went
e. Steele about IL and BIO said that
Howe WAS arrested as a yagrunt.
kept In Jail over nlght. and released
the nent morning on promising 10
go 20 work and take care Of his
family" Meanwhile. Mrs. MeDer-
mott aud myself somehow managed
10 keep the family alive and were
trying 10 find the man work. The
children we're all good and anxious
% help. never saw a nicer man
nered set Of children. The little
girls wanted to help their crippled
father aud Mrs MeDermott and my
self planned 20 have the mother
bake home made bread and LET the
little girls sell IL 10 families in the
residence districts after school. We
thought Il q capital plan and the
mother was oFerioYed vent to
Nj Steele % see II be would help
ua out with a sack Of flour lie
lot only refused absolutely 20 do
this. but THREATENED TO HAVE
THE LITTLE GIRLS ARRESTED
AND THE PARENTS PRosEcuT-
I'D ~ TIE HUMANE OFFICER
Il We allowed them 20 sell the
bread.
had half dozen other cases
IN hand and did the best that
could. but lost track Of the family
for a few DAYS. and then found
that they had got frightened and
moved. The mother had sold the
furniture e a secondhand dealer
and they hid moved 70 Tenth ave
rue west A short time afterward
they were elected for nonpayment
of rent aud the one-afmed father
VAS arrested for vagraney | tried
20 find them. but could not get
trace Of them for a long time. |
finally heard that some one had
built them a little house AZ the
back Of lot on Capitol hill. where
the mother was following out our
plan aud baking excellent home
made bread. which the little girls
sold Ia residents. believe they
are there today the whole family
together. and the father. ] heard,
had secured = Job as flagman for
enc Of the railroad companies and
All doing very well. Had H. Writ
Steele had his way. and had not
Mrs. MeDermott and myself fought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18
WHAT CHRIST WOULD HAVE DONE

Readers OF old In these columns Yesterday
how n Writ steele charity trust promoter tried 70 put
Friend of business USING a. an ar
nment poor unfortunate girls who had been deserted
~ben In trouble FIT OBJECTS OF CHARITY. and
that the managers home would nure is reputation II
hev continued these frendienH women steele
furthermore ndorse this institution on the pRme
grounds and tried keep from gettnE any Imam
!. eat aid from he charitably inclined
what different char this IL 20 that which the
w, Nasarcne when the rharsees brought before him
woman that cared for IN the Home Tor Vs
pd he upnrn 20 her aecuserf and
!. allow them 60 the Law OF Moses In her casef
:
John viii 10 H. tells what Vie ala.
had lifted himself and saw none but NE :
woman her Woman. where are those thine ae
cnasusg Hath no condemned heef
said No man. Lord And leaH taid unto hFts
Neither DO condemn thee, go thou and SIN no more .
Ne leave 20 public which ~ these people MI
steele OF the Home for ne faenaieas
lavlns the pharaeo which following the gentle teach
. ines 81 he ioWly Of 0aiilec
one represents organized charity In Seattle and the other
: :. :.
sssfsi sessf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18

W unpNfitf OF the man nor now ne
had lost his money. but OF their
present straits.
STEEL PRESENTED THEM.
Two OF the little girls wore shoes
that barely hung on their feet Ia
Iagn Of leather and they cried be-
enune they were humiliated by the
other children AZ school I asked
Mr.. Steele for an order for shoes
for the two. and after I had fairly
begged him for a couple Of hours
he consented 10 give me an order
on a shoe company. But the shoes
must not cost more than a dollar
and a quarter a pair. said he. that
De- plenty 10 spend on them told
him Il would be economy 10 buy
stronger shoes. but he Insisted on
the cheap ones. aud I did the best
! could with the money That was
all the assistance be gave as. and
then HE BEGAN WHAT WAS
REALLY A PERSECUTION or
THE FAMILY Mr. Howe. the
fnther. was searching every day for
work. but could find none. and
when reported the case 20 Mr
Steele he ssid he would find em-
ploymont for him After several
calls and waiting Tor an hour or
% az each call Mr. Hove vas sent
o. an address where Mr Steele said
h. would find work But when the
firm at the address given found that
he had only one arm they refused 20
Give him the work. and he went
back 10 the G O. s. office. For
three hours he sat In the office and
waited while Steele and his assist
rnts sat writing ~ their desks. and
no one would pay any attention 10
him went there and saw him
waiting. Finally. Mr. Steele went
out. and Mr. Howe went home. The
next morning he went back again
and asked Mr. Steele II he could
DO anything for him In the way Of
work.
Can I DO anything for YOU"
said Mr.. Steele Yes. indeed. can
break up your family. A man who
won't work and take care Of his
family has Eot 10 expect such
thlngs"
HAD THE FATHER ARRESTED
Frightened lest his children be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18

nearly as great In the state Their
estimate. based upon figures turned
IN to Chairman Palmer. Of the state
central committee BY the members
OF that body at a recent meeting. Il
that Turner will come 10 the Caa.
cades with a majority Of SOS and
that Mead will have a majority a
but s.xSa votes west % the noun.
tains With which to OF SET t.
Mead's entire majority. the Tur'
ner republicans figure. must come
flom king county and the north.
west Pierre county. they claim
will 60 for Turner by a majority
that viii entirely offset the Mead
majority In the small eountiea Of
the southwest.
The following l. an estimate Of
the strength u the Two EabeFuA.
tafial candidates In each county 81
the state. given The star By q we'll
known republican politician. Who i
not supporting Mead
Northwest jefferson county
Mead POO cialiam county Mead.
$50 san Juan. Mead. $50 What
com Ahead. STE sHahemish 2
Mead. loo ssaEli Mead. so
gitsap- Mead. ~. Island 1ead.
foo
KING county Mead ssee.
Pierce Turner. f.9a0
Southwest Clarke county
Mead. 2eo. Cowllta Mead. go
wah hiaknm Mead. break even
Pacific Mead. eao lewis Mead
500. Thurstnn Mead 900 chena-
lls-Msad eHa Mason break even
sknmanlm TufueF. 2
Total majority Or Mead wsst Of
Cascades. s.8SH
East Of mountains spnkaaeH
Turner. 4.eaA Whitman Turner
3.no0 Lincoln Turner iaea
Adams Turner. aN Asafln Tar
ner. f5u Columbia Turner iaH
Douglas Turner. 80 Ferry Ter.
uer. t5a Franklin Turner ia
Garfield Turner. a8a klttifaa
Tmuer eoa 0kangnu Turner.
aea Cheian Turner. 90 kllekl.
tat Mead. go Yakima Hfeaa
even Walla Walla- Rrsak even.
Total majority for Turner east
Of Cascades and 10 Pierce eolusy.
l9.1Tf
Turner's majority over Mead.
a.sT4
The onlv possible flaw IN The
above calculation. according % fhe
Turner republicans. Is IN the fix.
urea for Pierce county. Conserve.
tive republicans there sax that Tuf.
ner will surely ear - county
hut 10 not give bin s-sse than 500
although ne republican papers II
ihat county are practically support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18

Upon the republican party %
King county, which Was betrayed
toto the hands % the transconti-
mental railroad trust by rs unscrup-
ulons leaders last spring, has fallen
the burden OF elccting the ticket
foisted upon the state by the NAL
g. 1rous Tacoma convention OF May
n
Realizing that Mead. rs candi-
date FOR governor, Is hopeleasly
beaten In nearly every county east
oi the Cascades and that he viii
run far behind Turner. the demo
crat. In most Of the counties west OF
the mountains. the railroad gang.
Is stalking its last hope on king
county aud depending on the over
whelmlng normal republican ms
iority % pull the head % the state
ticket through
YET. In the face of the fact that e
Is confidently predicted that Roose-
welt will carry the county By 1.so0
votes. members OF the republican
county cfntnl committee privately
admit that they will be joyfully sur
pIised az a 1900 majority FOR Mead.
ahllc the Turner supporters claim a
majority Of 1000 for their man.
Never In the history % the coun-
q has factionai strife more serious
~ threatened the overthrow 81 the
republican county leaders than now
The seeds OF discord soWn In the
republican county convention. when
the so-cRiled Piles program was
forced down the throatsDi 500 pro-
testing delegates. havw'Eerminated
and rourished auace despite the
apparent apathy % the rank and
&c ~ the party. and a bitter har-
~. - in a fair way 10 be reaped
srgh,,.n after King county had re-
lnso-a empty handed from The cor
frrntiun love feast az Tacoma. AZ
which J. n Farrell the political
manager o. the Great Northern aud
a democrat. named a ticket with the
aid ~ the ms delegates he had
named In the county convention. the
/. party leaders londly proclaimed
shaf there was perfect harmony Bat
&ow all that has been changed
"a King. as IN eveEy other county
state. the friends o. Gov. Nc
sride and the railroad commission
|. bill the man and the measure that
Fthe King county republicans were
cajoled into betraying. are openly
Working against Mead and In favor
/ Of Turner. snd hundreds % hereto
foF- loyal party men openly predict
the Formers defeat.
] COnceding that Mead will carry
King county By $500 votes. the
loyal antl-raiiroad republicans pre-
diet Turner's election BY a majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-18

How Trust Promoter" Steele
Prosecuted a Helpless Family

ITO help the poor To help them
selves
To remove the cause OF poverty
and put the aided person In the way
Of being aetfsaupnortlnF
To supply Immediately the ne
eeaaitleh To those IN want "
These are some OF the purposea
of the Charity Organization society.
~ declared by Itself. Just how far
II Writ Steele and his rrtinne 81
assistants have wandered from
these purposes Is indicated by an
incident related to Tho Star this
mornlnE by Mrs. George Brown. ot
a0l DEXTER avenue. who has for the
past ten years been engaged In prl-
waite charitable work among the
poor OF the city
During the heaviest rains last
winter. said Mrs Brown. "a most
rltlahle ease was reported 20 me.
The famliy'a name was Howe. The
father bad but one arm and could
find 10 employment by which 10
support his wife and five little ones.
che youngest baby in arms They
lived in a howell. which chung on the
brink Of a eavinE bank on Lake
View avenue. In the 400 block I
vent out there. and by carrying
Luards from across the street I
paved NJ way across the mud and
oezs that cut the place of from
the rest Of the world found the
family half frozen inside the hoyei.
without 3 single bit q food IN the
house. half.eiothsd and starving
COULD FIND No WORK.
The mother. almost too weak to
aiaad On her feet. held the baby IN
her arms aud the children. bare
footed and hungry. hnddied togeth-
ef n corner. while the father
faefea with a tearing cough and
aifh TIE empty sleeve Of = shabby
eoag hanElnH - the side had iust
stumbled Ia from a vain search Tor
snet work a. he waa able % DO.
ssnf them some food Immediately.
and my nelrhhor. Mra Mcpermott
no had reported the case to me.
helped me- Kaihef together some
tathInE fuel and groceries Tor their
Immediate needs Then I went 60
tha Charity Organization society
end heaaarht Mr.. steele'a assist
anee Mr Steele said he would
look the ease NJ" bot refused 20
Tive any immediate assistance. lie
evidently set his detective bureau
t. wafk upon the poor one-armed
man. for BE later Informed me
THAT MR HOWE WAS NOT
WORTHY and DESERVING or
10 HELP WHATEVER. a. he had
ouee had money aud gone through
IL Having no funds myself and
knowing the dire need o. the fam