Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

ner was too hot, her love grew cold
and she hailed Wadisco before Justice
Miller. She declared her lover kissed
her sometimes a hundred times a day
IL would have gone hard with Wadisco
had not his lawyer proposed a compro.
misc which comprised an agreement
on the part Of Wadisco that he would
never kiss her more than ten times a
day IL she would withdraw the suit
and marry him. Miss Chusld agreed
to this, and Justice Miller drew up
with dignity, and wadisco signed with
avidity an agreement that he would
not kiss her more than Eve times in
the morning and FIVE times in the az.
ternoon before supper. The marriage
was then and there performed but
Mrs Boroughsh did not agree not to
ask for more than ten kisses a day.
The arrest Of trained nurse for
stealing several thousand dollars worth
Of silver from the 81. Regis hotel has
led the proprietors Of several higN
class hotels to move for protection.
They say that the amount Of these pee.
ulations is fearful, and constitutes a
great drag upon their enterprises 1t
is stated that silverwaro to the value
Of $4,000 is annually put down to
loss in this way, thousands Of towels
and millions Of quires Of stationery
being also carried away.
Charles A. Dana's noted country
place, Desoris, with its world-re
nowncd arborotum, has been sold 20
a "standard Oiler.o Dana spent
thousands Of dollars yearly on this
place, and tho world was searched for
rare trees, which were made 20 grow.
albeit they wero brought from all
climes by the skill Of experts in &C
climatiug trees. AZ Dana's knowl |
edge In every line 20 which he paid at.
tention was most thorough and went
to tho very bottom Of things, Dcsoris
became a veritablo little paradise.
The "Hot YAM cart is tho latest,
and oddly enough u started IN the
Ghetto, where tho streets are already
full Of vendors Of this now dolieacy.
Cooked sweet potatoes are now the
delicate tid.bit In which tho man who
likes 70 take a bite upon tho street,
'ogalcs himself Gentlemen In Prince
Albefts are 10 be seen alongside Of ho'
Doa In tattefa biting into the ngaTy
usoiousness Of tho sweet potatoes
cooked and Of tho same variety aa arc
Ieryed In tho South, where they drop
sweetness as they are munehod with
great gusto. Tho hot tamale never
,ot a sure foothold upon the affections
II Now Workers, but tho hot yam,
looked as the old mammies down
south cook them, arc como 10 stay.
rhe streets upon tho East side are full /
Il peddleFa Of them. Il
What giant 10 that tho Hamburg,
american line has brought across the
ea-the AmeFika, tho "k" In whose
iame happily unites tho German aud
american peoples, She cost three and
J half millions Of dollars, and her
maiden trip cost $4,000, but there
vas a profit on the trip OF s93, $50, aa
he receipts were slAa,aso, How much
iitE'a restaurant cleared Is not
Known, but Il cleared tho pockets OF
he guests most completely. Half a
'ottle OF wine, a salad, an entree, and
. biz Of chicken cost s5. The biggest
heck was for s72 The proprietor
ould az least promise that there was
more staying power 20 his meals than
@ most OF those eaten ON shipboard,
or the ship was as steady as a clock
wing 10 her width, her depth, and her
vide keels She is not fast, but she
S safe aud sure.
New York has its first female law
.rm, Il has had number Of lady
awyers for some time, but they have I,
'een attached 20 law firms composed ,
4 gentlemen, but a full hedged lady
rm appeared in court this week aud /.
ondueted ease against railroad
'he firm name is Ashley, Pope q
loty-that is, Misses Jessie Ashley, !.
Elizabeth S Pope, and Medeline z.
'oty. They hold an office in Windsor
arcade and have pretty show Of |.
usiness, They are graduates of the
Few York University Law School.
Col. "Jim" Curtin, of the Bowery,
ettled in that street because il is the
earest thing TO home that he could
nd in this great city; but he pro
ounces it a Sunday school street, as
is not a lighting ground OF a district