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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
MUSIC IN THE AIN.

They are now teaching the fiddle ia
the public schools of England, and lads
by the thousand are saving away on
cheap violins and dreaming - the days
when they win become Paganinis and
reap fortunes on American tours. says
the seattle Star.
Oh. these fadsi
America viii have 20 60 John Bull
one better. Ia the mad chase for ae.
complishments there can be- no halt.
Win you have your boy learn 20 paly
the eornet, or the elarincti Oh. per,
haps his talent rams 10 the wclting of
tho head of bag brass drum or the
earessiag Of the keys of bassoon.
England has set tho pace and 10 is
only question of time when some sci.
en,i6e sharp will be able 70 show that
the salvation aud health and general
moral welfare Of the average child can
best be- secured aud retained by an
hour or SO day spent in squirting
wiad through an r. aat eornet Ia a pub
lie school
Then We shall the A Grade brass band
and the h Grade 6fe and drum corps,
while ,he big girls in the back seats ean
organise a mandolin club
OF course there win be drawbacks II !
viii bs neeesary 10 place the average
srhool far from aha hahitat...,. ~ -.
Kind. ne il known that oae little yel. |
low clarinet in the hands Of = boginnor I
Is greater curse 10 a eommunity than
var is 20 ManshuriA Then thlnk OF
nest Of yellow siariness aaa all the rsss
u The musical MS that latest the world.
.nd you win realize that Il tAe English
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
QUIZ ROcKY DIET.

All Americans have Indigestion. Ger
tain bzking powders are % pr cent
zrourd rock That is what we eat. DIS
ea-ed beef gives % sgraething worse
ihaa is5igesfi0n- Evsn pszs have egP-
pr e1l0ring Living On poisos esnn0t
stresgthsn us as nation. when we
quite realize this. the senate and oar
state legisls,1Ts NAV - forced W act.
II u agreeable % get on in the world,
and there is more profit in p0isonsd
than IN genuine food II the beef trust
fslhlls the Law of hygiene, perhaps il
uorld - deprived o. even that paltry
two PER cent. 80 long" says Mr.
Client "as gelatin, timothy seed and
snilins rsmzis ~ their present low
prices the supply of red raspberry ian
is likely 70 BE- equal 70 all demands, '
and be quotes Tsnuys0B aP,ly:
%. Chalk and alum plaster are sold
90 the poor for bread And the spirit
Of murder works IN the very means Of
life"
II all the farms 10 Ohio bad maple
orchards, they probably could not. in
the opinion Of The dairy and food com
missioner. supply the s0-ealled maple
sugar soid in that state. Most lemon
extracts are made from eoal.tar dyes
Batter il made over into temporary
stability. from what the Ohio reports
eall "siale. rancid. dirty and unstable
butter ia various degrees Of purefae-
tion. Not one sample out Of fifty an
alyEed ia Ohio. In 1899. met the stand.
ard. Adulterated milk furnishes the
youthful body strength Al the annu-
al meeting of the National Consumers
League. about three weeks ago, IL was
pointed out that not only is -four adul-
terated frequently, bot there are tw0
mills, one ia Ohio and one in Kansas,
which iVrn out a certain grade Of In
dian corn hour used only % adulteTate
wheat -four. Adulterati0n and poison
are a large part % the sustenance Of
every stage Of life How long shall
we endure itf-Collier . for April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
PROPOSALS INVITED

Sealed proposals endorsed " Props
for construction Of buildings etc
Oregon State Fair Grounds" vii
received by the State Board Of Agria
ture for the constitution Of buildl''
plumbing. sewerage, drainage, pAiHhA
etc, TO be done al the Oregon s''
Fair Grounds, in accordance with PlAI
and Specifications on file at the s'i
Of ". D. Pugh, architect, SALEM y
gOn.
Bids will De received 81 the On
Of F. W. DuTbin, State street SA''l
Oregon, until Saturday, APrn i''-
1850 p. m, and then publicly oPeas-
Bids must be made out on o
forms, which can be secured a.
architects Office.
The board reserves tie Tight T"
jeet any and all bids
W. u. DOWNING
4-4-td-lOd-lw President ei -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
H0E's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any ease Of Catarrh that can
not Be cured by Halls's Catarrh.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be
lieye him perfectly honorable in all
business Transactions and financially
able 70 carry out any obligations made
by the firm. WaldiIg. Kinman 6AIar.
win. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Halls Catarrh Cure is tax
en- internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mueoss surfaces Of the sys-
ten Testimonials sent free. Price IS
cents pei bottle. Sod by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti.
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06

fzzr rzz1sssr reg5sss fhs s~ssS5-E
fs5ss ss6 fsrssss ao5 F~zErs q tts
Eaisksrkoeksr ys1zarrT ui-t a teen
ing r.ev11stis1 Gn5 - ssE hgE bs
ssuiS Sisssart fts fEtrre. he bellsTs5
skss- owrfrg the la-z. a ns1 Desi e-ay
- 5grr a.E rsits hs nssd SAKE na
S=groTs-neztE. ks -ss1 ~ build- hs
bed nos srs. pay ara tsnsss the eifF =
zrowts zgss iEsTFtsklT make ki-
ysst- This uss his dream s15 ks Ers1
9, rsslizs r. He b9zEtt Ersz; b'ssks
= Lad as1 yssr after yea he esz-
peIled hie fsllvE eitEEsns - inVrgTs
his property, Pay fhs taIss and s-F-
riv kfu Eish ezsh fDr zsu inrsFznsrts.
Il is TsB5sTfal stgrT q tas Pgrsr q
ratisuss sud ureha-Eing FvrFsuse- T'hs
brilsing q fts Astgr fs-tuus - fol-
igws5 usY by EtsF- Tbs taskgrog1a
- yangrz-z q 90 Nsr Ts-k
By Asser's method ths increase piles
% suto-stieslly. u Il the fsthes q
80 "uuszrrs3 in.eren-szfs'' j. is the
pro5Ect q the aefiritiss q al b1f A.
t1r. All ths ssgz9-ie zz5 s9ezzl forces
ukiss n-s5s NsE YORK the n1sirgJ.1lis
sl8sI thsir qssis % tss Asor wealth
Astof 5i5 ngihiaz but acquire la.d
Hs esHtributei r9tting % tie e5,y's
gfowtt. wEiek Converted his goat
fsFns a.s swanups iuto the rieasst rent
tearing sol
Per al ihzs. Assor bsilt his f9rt sns
o. szrsr zrosn5 thsu tie really great
creators u wealth. He esssblissed
a. zristosrzey = riches On : f0urds-
t5on thas esnnot eru@hls. There i
~ aeei1ent eEsspt eOafssssioa Wkieh
can make the Arors poor. Whstever
industrisl rsvolutions there nay -.
the Land Itself viii be perenniaIly use-
fol Joan Jasob As;or took out a Gre;
mortgsge on fate Itself ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
CIRCUIT
COURT
TRIALS

J1[Es Bz-1@tt's e,--r sg-s1-s5 81
Esr vsrs-lay II hearing th@ tssti-
INV IL tie ease q sCtli- f Li1. -
2. ". Jo-sz Tie zeti5z Wa foz dan
sEss orsr t5s fzzzrs q tbs dsf=n5-
a.. % deliver 1900. Pyur5s q toF@ Z,
TIE E-sintIH O. Oetets. =. 1904 ths
5a-s agreed uyg--
Ttis EsrEirg the ease vas again rs-
s--A5. and verdict givsa y favor
q tLs 5et=r5 DAFT
Il the ezs@ q B-s5isk 4 Doe ~ the
CItizeu-s Light L Traction Co tie 5s-
fe-5sut moved tg- 8 1oa-zzit. which
vas sss.2irzl- TIE ease vas ses5r3-
i-Eiy dismissed
The ease Il tie state - Lou Wax
Ja=. the Caiazzan wh3 sole lig-1r
from Eek@rlen's cafe. was hard t1is
-cfz51E Lon was to1ad guilty q TIE
charge. he waiTel tine. zo5.wss sen
te1esi % one year n TIE Vezite-tizry.
Erik Lars9. IS. @. Mzrs.. o. ss-i51
for money. cane up before TIE s51r
tAis sftsrno9n-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
TRR PAYTNQ QUKsTToll

'Ths srbssei - paTiaz tie bzsiues
x&rrsts - Saiez hss bee1 upperE-ost IA
fhe FsafEie sis5 70 sseh - srte.t 10
pnas tvs pears thzt IL see.1s ike Ran
Tss's z&9as, u wiI not 6DEn- Ths bals
fnng nsn ~ the tors, Sao are psyins
Ghs re@is, fssi thzs they are ss;ifiei -
n permzssrt izpr9ysDsnf u fhis kisd
az4 tksrs - dip,7sition On the part
- fss property yTnsTs 20 Heet ths De-
usaaA RepFeAeutativss u ths disereEi
FzSing sg-pasies have Iooke5 0vsr the
Ui2@z4ioa. aDd shssr azitafi0a has had
Sta eEset- Egsrybo5y dsmasds that Es
Rasuid have better streets. hst The 0niy
sgpzssigh sssr1s % - % Bkat ki1l skall
wg have" TIE gzgveilisg uossbaek.
who rally Es1fs nothinz 10 the way -
i@DssFemsais. snd - ever seeking -
raise FsatN, takes advantage u this
sie@&tivn, ahd pits the frieads a o1s
Mind ~ paying sgainst those u sn0'h-
sT, H8d tries bT tbis aEd other meth
els ~ proerzstination, - bold down
shs aifn1tion.
The system has ben a,iFOitiy worked
kFsn tine i@msm0rial on the variety Of
Hasssied Improvements. tut the time has
~slas Hhsa the city delnaads some posi-
kiEs aetiss for shs pgbiie beiterment.
Aa4y 81 the most Conservative proper
~ 0Saefs uDw admit that 'hsy are
yillinE 10 have the streets paved, znd
only wznt a. assuFanrs ~ go0d NOsk
and fair tFeatmebt. bot the methods u
the ultra fsossbsek are s8eh as % eyen
sake these people dissatisfied What
ever they agree upon 10 their better
jodgnsns - the proper thiHg. j. i5orns
shere by some mini0n u some noss-
back pOinted ogt ~ no good, aud thus.
lbetwees fesE Aad suspieiou. the we'll
sse4aiag eiiizens are kept from doing
the seaside, business-liks thing.
The only result of this situstion san
- thai, eventually, extreme measures
viii b. adopted. and the people. 10
their desperation % have respectable
towH, will asespi anything aud submit
even 10 corrupt methods to gain lit.
ale profits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
GRANTED
RIGHT
OF WAY

TIE e5ulty court yesterday after
noon granted tie Cereal E1ee'r;s Co.
u Portland, the rigat @ erect and
maintain poles sad wires o. the county
roads county roads il Msri5u county.
TIE petition was presented By Artor-
ney Prank 7. Grihiibs. q Oregon City,
and was no; opposeL
Very few people were aware that
the petition would b presented a.
this term of court, and very little in
teresi was taken il the matter. II i
rumorei that this is a forerunuer Of
an electric road. bat Mr.. Griftbs said
thz, be did no, understand the matter
tina, way. It IS probably an effort Of
the Portland people 70 extend their
line, 80 that they can in the future ear
~ power over their wires from the
ssntiam and other upper valley points
The General Electric Company is one
Of the strongest in the West. and has
large interests a. Portland and Oregon
City. Whether i, will ask for q fran
ehise from the city council for the
purpose Of entering salem and eomp-,-
ing with the local company in furnish
ing light, remains for the future 20 ia
termine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
Young Hobo Dead

Walter Haynes, the young transient
who was so horribly burned By rolling
into a FIRE in the ''hobo camp" near
the Roseburg Brewery, Tuesday morn.
ing. while in an epileptie hi. died at
Mrs Ketchell's hospital this morning
He was buried here al the county's ex-
pense this afternoon This is in accord
snee with the desire expressed by him
prior 10 his death. that his father. who
resides at Ollie, Iowa, should not be
noti6ed Of what had befaIlen him until
after be had been buried here -R0se-
burg Review
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
A SONG or PRAIsE

~ A. ~ Hsuszaz, frgz ths April Ns
Cares
L.gvRzisse - fFes4 ths easrry ngE
Es kzzg Eifh blpsz aiozz tss bozgh,
AEf Ttasts ahgEt fhs ESptlS.1 rids
wsaxiNG wh5ts fgF E&stsrfiSs
Nvw, - - fhrss seors years sui tea
Tsz18y Vii NJ ss.us szaiz-
Asd take frgu Ssvesty tyrinEs = Bsors
n sHlT sssvss ms ffty are
A13 sisss - lesk - thisgs n bloo-
PfftT ssgf.gs are Eiils rD9z-
Ah~Dt ~ Eso5i2.3s vii e.
Ts - tss cherry hung Hith ugv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
CHILDREN CRY FOR
FLETcHER's cAsToRIA.
Brig. Gen Moore RstireS

Washington. d. c. April 6.-BEigz
5isr-Ge1eral Francis Moore. recently
il command of the Pacific division.
with headquarters 81 san Francisco,
Was placed on the retired list today,
having reached the age limit for ze-
tive service. he i succeeded in com
msnd Of the Pacific division by Brig.
aiier-GeneFal Frederick Funston. while
the vacancy caused by his retirement
in the list Of brigadier-genersls Is
filed BY the promotion of Col. James
A Buchanan, OF the Twenty-fourth In
fsntry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06

ia is prosseuted % fts fEres4 srss--
-ost q Ds VII have 20 move int3 ths
cellar a13 ~ssr egz1p. i. gur cara
Nez-wkfle fhoas little Britfstsrs sre
ssEinz suzy. z-d ADsriez Eay VEL
trs-h1s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
STATE NEWS

Assla-d's sswsr system is % b Il
ten5eA
TIE AIia.y driving club has orzs.
izsz for ths sg=zsF.
Pg-tlaud has 70 lsE compelling IA
q IiEhts o. a1t91obiies
E1ge-s's 1ew vasdeviIle theatre &,
e1Peetsd 70 opsn THURSDAY.
TIE new water systsz fgr the t,r-
q NormoU;h has been eo-rpleted
Dgw- Al Eszsns the egvnty clerk q
Lsns sgunty issgsd l. marriage linen
ses IN Nsfrh-
A 9rdin2sss il 70 Be intro.d1ssi ~
,ae Astoria city eosneil taxing vsu5s-
vile theatres 80 = month.
Company g, of Albany. viii give q
Celebration On April l4th. the ffra az
nivsrssrr q the Oregonizzfiol.
During March the three mercantile
hous@s u Hslsey shipped out 1922
dozen Of egzs. The farmers received
a. average q l. cents a d9zen-
According % a government eIp@r
the Tnstills land district has u dsys
more Sunshine than Los Angeles
A company has been orgznize5 20
open the Kramer mine, on Wbiskey
creek a ,ributary of Rogue river.
TIE orioles have reached the william
este valley. They are earlier this year
than formerly. and their coming is q
sure azn Of good weather, say the old
'irers. who have keT; track ~ weather
signs for years.
Evasgelist H. w, Slough. while
preaching At Portland, said in his s-r-
mon that "hslf of Portland is headed
for beIL"
The Continental mine. near Myrtle.
Is working three shifts in order q put
oC, as much ore as possible FOR the sum
mer hauling.
BaTnUm 4 B4iley's and Ringing
Bros. eireuse- will visi, the coast this
year. ani take in the cities in the VII
lame;te valley.
klamath county has raised $50, 900
Of the 100000 bonus for the Weed rail
road extension 20 klamath Pals. and
has obtained an extension until May lst
TO raise the balance.
Rose thieves are stealing roses at Cor
Wallis and the people there want the
council 70 pass an ordinance making
such actions a mis,lemean0r.
The Hood River city c0uaeil has pur.
chased a cold water spring seven miles
from the city. The spring is - feet
above the highest point in the city
limits. and good pressure will be OBJ
tainei for both Ere and commercial
uses
The Harrisburg city council has
voted for the issue Of 5000 Of bonds.
and for q special 5-mill tax for an elee-
trie light plant, TO be built and owned
by the city. The plant will cost about
$1,000. The council also voted for
eity water plant
Dr. Neil O'Leary, a physician who !
registered from Woodburn. al the Perk- |
ins hotel, IN Portland, went 10 the Jour
nal Office, and wanted notice Of his
death printed. He said the paper would |
not be out before the next day, and /,
that be would b. dead by 6 o'clock 1
that evening. oaicers were notified and /
the doctor taken into custody.
Jack Smith, Of Sardine Creek. in the
northern part Of Jackson county, re.
eeptly found gold TO the value Of 60
rents lodged in the internal apparatus
of a duck be killed on his ranch. says
he Ashland Tidings lie has gold in
The giEzard Of every chicken he has
killed for some time, in greater or
.rss quantities, Now be is busily en-
gagged iu hunting the source Of this sup !
ply on the hills surrounding his ranch. lI
md big strike may he expected from
hat region al any time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
suurE Shoes.

Fire Ike of sumner shoes ranging
from $50 % 500. You ear save >
cents On each pair II y5u call On
JACOB YOGT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06
Huie Wing Sang {

China and japanese Fanry Goods y
tings and Dry Goods silkS
broidery Lzees Make Up nsw
Gents and Ladies Furnishing Co
Suits, Wrappers Skirts, WAISTS
at low prices Sale cheap By a
Court street, Salem, Oregon 'PA'
Black PISS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06

Our saviags Department helps peo
pie 20 save, and makes their savings
earu more,
IA takes only q small sum deposited
regularly 10 amount 90 a large sum
- a few years--2ae day saved Tor
10 years amoants, VITA Interest, 20
tioi6s0.
Deposits of sl.o0 oF more received
any time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-06

"It's what Yoo save,
Not what yoo earn.
That makes Yoo well
10 do"
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

Russian AsSdSSnS, GlOfying in Their SUCCESS, Boast
of Murders Yet to Be Committed.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 19.-The
assassination of Grand Duke Sergius
in Moscow has been followed by an
epidemic of crimes of a similar nature.
district official named Gnoutouf has
been assassinated by Armenians at
Igdyr, in the trans Caucasus. The mo-
tive for the crime was political. The
mayor of Vagarshapad, also in the
Caucasus, was shot and killed
near his residence, the murderer eS-
Gaping. In Kishenev, the scene of so
much bloodshed in the past, the Prefect
of Police was attacked on the street
by man armed with club and
severely injured before his rescue was
affected.
All Russia breads what the morrow
may bring forth. 1t is not believed
that the terrorists will stop with the
murder of Sergius. The carrying out
of sentences of death will continue,
with Governor General Trepoff, Min
lister of the Interior Bouligan or
another of the Grand Dukes as the
next victim. Indeed, the assassins,
glorying in the success of their latest
murderous plot, may strike at the
throne itself. Never before have
niiilists and revolutionists been so
bold in their boasting. Throughout the
empire pamphlets have been distrib-
uted detailing the circumstances at
tending the death of Sergius, and CIV
ing notification that the work of hor-
ror has but begun. The Dowager
Empress, mother of the Car, has re-
ceived a letter warning her that she
will be the next victim.
CzAR'S ACT OF CLENIENCY.
An official announcement made last
night says:
Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch
will resume his military service as gem
eral aide de-camp to the Emperor and
will attend the funeral of Grand Duke
Sergius at Moscow"
The decision of the Emperor in this
period of his grief to restore Grand
Duke Paul, who is the youngest brother
of Grand Duke Sergius. to rank and
family is felt to be a most gracious act.
Grand Duke Paul was degraded sew
eral years ago because he persisted in
contracting morganatic marriage
with Madame Olga Pistolkoos, despite
the commands of the Emperor and the
wishes of the imperial family. He was
deprived of rank in the army and his
orders and decorations were with
drawn. The doors of Russia were
closed to him and Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Sergius extended the
shelter of their home to his two chill
dren by his first marriage and virtually
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
DR.. HARPER
SAYS HI IS
SOON TO DIE
Educator Believes
Operation Will
Be Fatal.
special pispateh to Th. cam.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-"I have received
my death sentence. 1t is my firm con-
viction that l will not survive this op.
GRAFTON, for 1 know 1 am afflicted with
cancer"
This. in effect, is what DIR. William
r. Harper, president of the University
of Chicago. said in the presence of
some Of his friends in discussing the
operation set for next Wednesday.
He does not expect. ever to take up the
active presidency again. Friends and
relatives of the educator have been
notified to this effect.
John d. Rockefeller, founder of the
university, is expected to arrive in Chi
cago soon and Professor Robert F.
Harper, brother of the president, is ex-
pected to reach New York tomorrow
night or on Monday, from Europe.
Gloom overspreads the university, for
nearly every one realizes the serious
ness of DR.. Harpers illness.
Dean Harry Pratt Judson will be
acting president as soon as DR.. Har-
per relinquishes work
Three separate and thorough examin-
ations of the matter removed at the
time DR.. Harper was operated upon
for appendicitis have been made by
physicians and surgeons studying his
case, and the unanimous decision, il is
said, is that he has cancer
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

THE PLANT
OF A TRUST
British Government
Buys Telephone
Monopoly.
Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyr1ght, l905, by the New York
Herald Publishing Company.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-The British
Postmaster General has come to an
agreement with the National Tele-
phone Company TO take over its busi-
ness and buy its plant Lord Stanley
Is congratulated by the London press
upon the submission to Parliament of
what Is considered to be very good
and fair bargain. The price to be
paid is TO be settled by arbitration
AL that is to be paid is the fair market
value Of the plant and works of the
company.
The purchase is to be on what is
called ''tranway terms; that is to
say, no payment is TO be made in re-
spect of compulsory purchase. good
wiz or past or future profits. Three
fourths of the whole purchase money
may. at the option Of the Government.
be paid by way Of annuity for term
not exceeding twenty years.
il is impossible TO estimate with a
great degree of accuracy the price
which the Government will have to
nav for the telephone MONOPOLY.
When. IN April 1896. the postoffice
took over the trunk lines, the cost
was s2295.57O. but the purchase of
The whole business, of course, is a
much more serious matter. from the
fact that the company has a spare
capital of nearly s22, $50. 900, with de-
bentures amounting to nearly S20.-
600 600
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

GOLD SAFE
IN EUROPE
Put Beyond Reach
OF the WOman'S
Creditors.
Special Dispatch to Tns can

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. 1S.-Inves-
tigation by the United States Treasury
Department into the affairs OF Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick has resulted in the
declared belief that this woman has
safely hidden in Belgium at least
$, ,Ooo, 900 in cash, in addition to s15O,O00
in diamonds. various gems and jewelry.
She has safely conveyed to the same
place thousands Of dollars worth OF
choice bric-a-brac, wearing apparel
and furniture.
Attorney Loeser, who acted as re-
ceiver in the Chadwick bankruptcy
case, was elected trustee by the eredi-
tors to-day, after a hard contest As
soon as the result of the election was
announced Mrs. Chadwick. who was
present in court. burst into tears Mrs
Chadwick was opposed to the election
of Loeser.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
ASSASSIN AN ARIsToCRAT.
Clothed In Peasant Garb, but Belongs
to a Higher Class.

to a Higher Class.
MOSCOW, Feb. ia memorial
service to-day at the Alexieff Church
Of the Tsu Monastery was attended by
Grand Duchess Elizabeth and Grand
Dukes Constantine and Dimitri, all
the high civil and military officers,
representatives of the municipality
and Zemstvos and of different classes
of society and the foreign Consuls.
Grand Duke Sergius lies in an
oak coffin 1t stands on silver bier
among a mass of growing palms
There are two wreaths on the casket,
one from Grand Duchess Elizabeth
and the other from the late Grand
Dukes suite.
The coffin is half covered by a
grand ducal pail of gold embroidery,
with borders Of ermine, and the Grand
Dukes decorations are arranged on
either side of the casket, in order of
precedence.
Prayers are to be said thrice daily
by the clergy and there will be day
and night watches for the dead by
generals and officials of the First
Second, Third and Fourth ranks and
a number of personal friends, while
two officers of the Moscow garrison
will stand as sentinels at the head and
foot of the bier.
An extraordinary session of the
Municipal Council has passed resolu-
tions requesting the Minister of the
Interior to present the condolences of
the city to the Emperor and also sent
a message of sympathy to Grand
Duchess Elizabeth.
1t appears to be confirmed that the
Grand Duke, when killed, was on his
way to the Governor Generals pal
ace on Tverskaia, where he resided
while. Governor General, for the pur-
pose of taking bath. The Grand
Duke was great lover of Russian
baths, those he had arranged in the
palace being most sumptuous. Vice
Governor Sabouriff, who was preced-