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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
WALLACE
TAKES
THE BUN
Preacher Says SOdOm Was a
Moral City Compared TO
the Idaho Mining Camp

A dispatch from Wallace, Ida, under
date Of October 25, says:
The Baptist church was crowded to
the doors last night to hear the fare.
well sermon Of II. W. Ferguson, the re-
firing minister Of the church. who
preached upon wallace, the sodom Of
the Coour d'Alenes.
The conditions prevailing in Wallace
were scored by the minister who made
bitter attack on Mayor Rossi, who
Is serving his third term as mayor Of
the city. the police department, and
the people Of the city in general.
"Gct out. lest the iniquities Of the
city consume you" was the exhorta.
tion Of the minister. 81 am going to.
morrow, and advise you all TO do the
same as soon as you can. SO far ne
can learn there are no persons re.
siding in Wallace who really want 20
live here. They all expect 60 move az
soon as they can. Why, even God =
sunshine seems TO bcgrudge the few
rays Il sends down into this dismal,
murky canyon during the long months
Of the fall aud winter.
CATER seven months OF labor IN
Wallace it is my impression that Wal
lace wants no preacher Neither does
the city want institutional work Of
rescue work Wallace bears the rep
utation of beiag a hne place for graft
urs and fakirs Tho moral rottennes'
Of Tho place is something awful, ant
tho moral stencil is such that there q
little wonder that not many people
want 20 1.-Two here
"Thon there 70 your mayor. Oh
that beautiful mayorl lie is a speci
men Of sodom In the Coour d'Aienes
was never able 20 hnd him until on
day left a note saying that N b.
had any political aspirations 20 NEE
mo at ~ O'Clock. He met me at !
: o'clock. DO you know that the mayo
q you elected In speech welcomed Oh
chorus girls In a burlesque show I
tho city Of wallaeei
Wallace supports over 80 saloon
innumerable fFateFnal oFieFa bat wi
not support a church. Dan MeInni
tho proprietor OF the dance ball,
more Of a gentleman than some OF th
church members In this city who pF'
tend 20 uphold tho morals OF tho con
munity, but who are deep In tho miT
of iniqulty. Some OF them stand hig
Ia their churches
"During my residence In this cit
only once was offered any money ID
Officiating AZ a funeral, aud that wa
by a man by the name Of osburn, VII
does not live here He gave me
% ofheiate az tho funeral OF some ol
friend OF hia Judging from the lal
gaage MF. osbuFn used he was not
deacon In any church, but be paid N
FOR officiating az that funeral, which
something no one In Wallace ever dil
"when 1 spoke 10 a prominent bus
{ ness man concerning the awful eond
lion here he advised me 10 move o,
n / did not like the ways Of the cit.
! There is an old adage about when "a
are In Rome DO as the Romans do. Go
pity the Romans II they aid what n
people Of Wallace do"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Special Meeting.

Notice 10 hereby given that there
viii be a special meeting Of First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, OF Salem
oFegon held At Christian Science Han
Monday, November on, az Tiao p. m.
FOR tho purpose Of dlssolvlng its organ
lEAtion and FOR tho transaction Of such
other business as may come before che
meeting,
LILA MfLNES nLOORE,
Clerk First Church Of Christ, Seien
list lO,e6lOt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
FOR RAI.n

FouF,room cottage, Morningaido ad.
dition. Plastcrcd walls, loi 80 by $50.
Jus, tho place for small family. VIII
soll for cash or casy payments. Price,
t550. Stop paying rent, own your
own homo Address o. NJ. lockwood,
2i4 N. Commercial st., Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
He Haa nrpaionoe.

"Ah," declared tho man who has
risen from tho ranks, ''I love 20 recall
tho days when ~ a lad Fomped baro
foot through the dew'eovered grass. 81
"Then you were compelled 90 take
the Knelpp treatment a. a ohildt" In
quiFed tho pampeFed daughter Of che
-Four Hundred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Bids

Bids viii be received by the under.
signed up 10 November 4, 1905, al 1850
P. m, and opened at said time, Tor the
construction Of a septic tank Al tho
Park School. Specifications may be
seen at our ofliees A. o. CONDIT,
Chairman District School Board, Dis
tTiet No. "a.
Attesti
j. O. GoOdale. JT., Clerk. l0-26td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

Notice Is hereby given that there
viii be a special meeting OF tho mem
bers Of tho Second Church Of Christ
Scientist, Of Salem, Oregon, Monday
evening, November 0, 1905, al their
church edihee, 10 Salem, AZ 1880 O'Clock
for the purpose of dissolyiug the ar,
tielss Of incorporation of said organi'
alton, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the
meeting 4, w. WATERS, Clerk
Salem, Or, oet 20, 1908. lO-25lOd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Charmed LAfe.

Trainer (of college football team) -
So, you're sure you could make good
on the hrst eleven, chi Wen, welll
What did you ever do, son, 70 give you
that hailuoinationi
Frcshman-1'vo been In four auto
smashes and once took 10 every show
at Conoy tsland.-Puck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Following a Fad.

Beulah-she doesnt seem 20 take a
moments rest.
Alma-rhat's because she 10 trying
90 hard 10 live tho simple Life.-Tom
watson's Magazine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

takes no account Of the principle for
which Partridge stands and for which
the Republicans and Democratic organ.
izations forget their differences and
joined hands in the interest Of tho
outraged public conscience. But II
Partridge was not enough when he was
nominated he has certainly become ae-
quainted since His public appearance
les have not invited public attention.
they have commanded it His speeches
breathe the fire Of truth reused into
action by sudden stress Of circums
stances and emergency. His challenge
of the grafters was a magnificent de.
hance. His declaration that the cam
paign was that Of honesty against dis
honesty, and that there is no other is
sues plucked the truth ripe and ready
at the moment Of its fruition. His ap-
peal 70 the people to forget him and
everything but the burning shame in
which the present administration has
overwhelmed the city rose far above
tho plea Of the mere after office. what
is rare In public speakers Partridge g
speeches read as rcfreshingly as they
sound They are full Of meat. framed
in virile phfase. The sentences are
afame with thought and action. II san
Francisco does not know Mr.. Partridge
it will do well to get acquainted with
him.-sacramento Sunday News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
CHILDREN 0RY Pon
FLETOHR's oAsToRIA-
JAPIFAL NORMAL SCHOOL

Salem, Oregon.
Normal, Academic, Business, Teleg-
raphy, Civil Service and Music.
We are fortunate In securing the
services Of DR.. Parvin FOR this depart
ment. We have also arraHged for q
Primary Department, and shall have
classes In all grades from the hrst TO
the twelfth.
Address,
J. J. KRAPPs.
Salem, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

If you want a pretty face and delight.
ful air,
Rosy checks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across tho sea,
Put your faith In Rocky Mountain Tea.
Or. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Just 80

Conscling Fricnd-Therei Thcrei
Don't gricvc 20; tears cannot bring
her hack.
widower-G know i,l That's why ]
wocp.-Smart sot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
NEWLANGE HOTEL

When you visit Portland, Ore, be
sure and stop at The New Lange Ho-
tel, next door TO the Imperial Rates
SOC, 75c and tl.00 per day. Electric
lights, call bells, elevator, steam heat,
free bath and free bus. All Outside
rooms with running water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
u. J. LEHMAN

sash ana doors. An kinds o. bouss
aniahing. Phone Isl black Also two
doou o. warehouse Ter ronti elevator
ana switching fAcllitisA
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
FRENCH ELECTION
 OF A PRESIDENT
Premier Rouvier a Dark Horse Com
 ing into the Limellght.

Paris, Dec. 23-Premier Rouvier is developing marked strength as a pos sible dark horse in the coming presi- dential contest. The national assemb- " will meet at Versailles Jan. IS to elect a successor to President Loubet. The palace there is now being prepar- ed to receive the 900 senators and de- puties constituting the assembly and the near approach of the voting is causing an active canvass in behalf of the various candidates. M. Fallieres, president in the senate has thus far been considered the leading candidate and his supporters claim him sure of a majority in the assembly.
 President LOubet has positively de- clined to be a candidate for a second term, but the possibility remains of the assembly making him an unwilling candidate. Still the contest appears to be narrowed down to M. Falleries and Doumer, with M. ROuvier, Bourgeois, BrissOn and others named making up the field of emergency candidates.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

to hide in and kept watch for us him self He took us to his stable where we remained with our two little ones for three days without a morsel of food or a drop of water but with a horrible death starring us in the face every moment of the time.
 Many have lost their lives in ad- dition to similar sufferings still more will remain cripples for life with no means of support. Others were com pelled to witness the brutal dismember- ing of their dear ones before they were killed themselves. My clerk told me that he saw how the mob overlook a helpless Jew woman, who apparently had run to a place of safety, carrying a child in her arms. The beasts wrenched the infant out of it's mothers arms and dismembered it, holding out every part to her face, and then fore ed the hysterical mother into shame which killed her"
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
CRUSH
 ON THE STREETS
The Buying Record Was Broken in
 Phoenix Last Night.

Phoenix streets and Phoenix stores presented a busy sight last evening with their hundreds of Christmas shop pers some of them their arms loaded | with parcels making their way to their homes and others busy picking out presents for those they will remember toml row. All of the stores were crowded and lad to keep open until a late hour for the accommodation of their patrons. Merchants universally declare that the Christmas trade this season is in excess of any previous year and that there is Q demand for better class of goods than formerly. Money seemed to be plentiful and the shoppers spent literally. The candy stores came in for a large part of the trade but the big stores also had their share.
 With au the crowds there was that general air of good feeling that per vades gatherings at Christmas time The person of wealth laughed with those less fortunate in this worlds goods and bought presents worth dol lars while those at their elbow bought other presents which were paid for in nickels and dimes. The spirit with which each entered into the buying was the same and the same spirit will mark the giving away of the purchases.
 On account of Sunday intervening last evening on Washington street found much of the noise and footing of horns usual on Christmas eve. Nearly every one of the clerks in the large establishments were given some sort of remembra ce by their employ CTS and their enjoyment of the same came with the closing of the stores. All day they had been working with but few minutes out at the noon and even ing meal hour and while they had ev- cry reason to know that it was nearing Christmas time they had had little time to enjoy the occasion.
 An interesting lot of shoppers yes terday afternoon were the Indian chil- dren from the Phoenix Indian school fully a hundred of them spending the day in the city. They bought every thing from mechanical toys to wearing apparel and appeared to enjoy seeing the sights more than any other class of trade.
 Tomorrow most Of the stores will re- main open until noon to accommodate those who could not be out yesterday or last evening.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
A RAILROAD WAR
 OVER MAIL CONTRACT
Will Lead to Cutting Down Time Be-
 tween Chicago and the Coast.

Chicago. Dec. 23.-Efforts to settle Santa Fe and Union Pacific railroads over the continental mail con- tracts have been abandoned, and a speed war is imminent The Santa Fe has refused to change its fast schedule and the Union Pacific, in connection with the Burlington and the new San Pedro route has been compelled to take steps to meet the time of the Santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
ST. PETERSBURG SIEGE TODAY

St. Petersburg Dec. 23, Midnight Late tonight, after an order had been issued to the prefects forbidding meet ings of any description, public or pri- vate. the Cossacks and troops cleared the Nevsky and MOskaia Prospects and other thOToughfares. Tn many places the Cossacks used their knouts freely, even on women. It is believed that 2 state of siege will be declared in St. Petersburg tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

Gulf of Mexico. The reduction made by the new train over the present fastest time will be nearlv two hours. Be- sides newspaper representatives, four carloads of Chicago school teachers and Mayor Dunne and his family will be passengers on the new train Tues day.
 On their arrival at New Orleans, the passengers will be transferred to the steamship Prince Arthur. which will carry them to Havana, arriving there Friday.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL
Continued From Page i.

teen bombs. A number of officers and policemen were disarmed in the streets and several policemen were killed.
 The troops have now occupied all the barricades. In one case they fired on the revolutionaries from the steeple of church. Revolutionists armed with bombs and revolvers are now besieg
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

To prevent the Santa Fe from se- curing permanently the mails, which the government has already turned over to the new route, the Union Pa cific in connection with the Burling- ton will have to cut down the time be- tween Chicago and Los Angeles from twelve to fourteen hours.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
TONS OF IRON ORE
 BURY EIGHT MEN
Dreadful Catastrophe in Michigan
 Mine.

Ironwood, Mich. Dec. 23.-Eight men were killed today by a fall of 1000 tons of ore from a slip on the 1900 foot level of the Newport mine at IronWOOd.
 The dead:
 JOE O'HARA.
 JOHN FRANK.
 PETER DEMARES.
 JAMES B. LYNCH.
 ALEXANDER PAREABIARE. NICK CREGOVGIL.
 JOE LUCKNER.
 FRANK TRAN.
 On account of the great danger of drifting ore and the broken timbers, several days will probably elapse be- fore all bodies are recovered. Auction pools for races for following day sold at Casino every night this week commencing at ' o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
HORRORS OF EKATERINAsLAv.

New Haven, Dec. 23.-A description of the mob horrors in Russia is con- tained in letter just received by MT. Max Mandel, of this city, from a friend in Ekaterinaslav. It is dated Novem- Der 19. The letter says in part:
 We were saved by the kindness of a Christian friend who gave us place
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
CHICAGO TO CUBA.
The Illinois Central Starts a Special to
 tke Gulf.

Chicago, Dec. 23.-The time consum- ed in travelling from Chicago to the is land Of Cuba will be lessened many hours next Tuesday, when the Illinois Central road will inaugurate its new Cuban train, to be known as the Gu ban Special"
 It will be the first express train be- tween the great lakes territory and the
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

ing the residence of the prefect. The council of wOrllmen today granted per mission to the banks to continue work and for the bakeries to bake black bread and it subsequently, ordered a resumption of the armed revolt for six o'clock this evening. T
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 23.-One million silver dollars packed in 334 boxes and weighing 10000 pounds. consigned to China, passed through the port of entry at Laredo tonight.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
PHOENIX BAZAAR, NO. 33 E. AID. ANS, FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Auction pools for races for following day sold at Casino every night this week commencing at : o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Dec. 23.-Arizona: Fair Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
EXTENSION OF MARTIAL LAW.

EN ENSlON OF MAX IAL LAW. St. Petersburg, Dec. 23.-The fears that the revolt in Lithuania will eX- tend to Poland have become so acute that Governor General Skauon, at War saw, acting under authority of the inn perial ukase of November 24, has de . clared that a state of seige exists in the ten Polish provinces. The Uhlans of the guard and the empress own reg iment have been dispatched to Cour- land.
 A telegram from Riga announces the arrival there of two battalions of rifle men and a battery of marine guns. It is understood that the strike leaders in their desperation have decided to resort to violent tactics and to blow up the bridges and the right of way of the railroads leading out of St. Petersburg The first attempt at the use of bombs with which the revolutionaries are well supplied, was made this morning on Schusullburg avenue. A revolutionist was about to throw a bomb at a pass ing patrol which was escOrting non- union workmen to the Semiannikopf mills, when it exploded, blowing off the mans arms. He was taken into custo- dy.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
WARMING AT MIDNIGHT.

Moscow, Dec. 23-(Mid d-night)-The situation is hourly growing worse. The insurgents hold several quarters of the city, and fighting continues desperate ly. Two large arms stores have been pillaged and the weapons distributed among the men, who have erected bar ricades along the SadOvia, wh 'ch en- circles the city. The military has sue ceeded in isolating various sections, preventing communication. From the heights colored signals rockets are showing instructions to the iso:ated commanders.
 The searchlights on the SOukaroff and other towers illuminate the streets where the fighting is proceeding. The roar of cannon continues. Machine guns are being employed to clear the Sadovia. It is impossible to estimate the number of dead and wounded, but probably will run into the thousands.
 In a square in the heart of the city, the insurgents are making a desperate fight from a house. using an English machine gun from the window against a battery which is cannonading them.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring brother and l big box of Donofrio's CrystaIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
fIothlng Succeeds LiEe suooes.
IH CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Of tb' leading business men
 and m ost prclninen' citizens of Arizona. Th. nnctOr n Ira1uo ta CJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02
LEAD co MPANIES
MAY FORM COMBINE

The impression again prevails in
Wall street that negotiations have
been resumed for the absorption of
the United Lead Company by the Ma
tional Lead Company, but according
to good authority the question is still
in statu quo, Notwithstanding the
fact that President Cole of the Ma
tional company has. returned from
Europe. The negotiations, however,
are, ii is said, to be resumed after
December l.. The recent rise in Ma
tional Lead stock is believed to have
been partly on that account and part
ly on sympathetic reflection of the
advance in the smelter stocks. In
some quarters the opinion prevails
that the lead companies will eventu-
ally be absorbed by the American
Smelling and Refining Company y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02
FRANCIS TALKS BACK.

ASBURY PARK, Nov. 2:-Reply-
ling to a clergyman's charges c. Asa
Francis, republican candidate for
sheriff. has sent an open letter TO the
Rev. John Handley and other preach
ers who were at the meeting of the
New Brunswick Preachers Associa-
ton in ST. Paul church, Ocean Grove,
Monday. In it he says:
II regret to see that at a meeting
OF ministers here in Ocean Grove
Monday, October 80, Mr.. Handlcy.
the pastor of ST. Tnke's Nj. T.. church,
Long Branch, made a most infamous
and cowardly attack on my charac-
ter. Among other things he is re-
ported to have said that he under
stood | had said, 4 believe in lettiag
the young men have a good time.
Handley said that meant drinking,
gambling and immortality. A more
d~iabolical, deliberate lie was never
tered. | positively deny eve eX-
pressing such a sentiment and | defy
Handley to prove his assertions. Let
him name the person who heard me
make such a remark. Let him name
a single immoral act of mine. | warn
him to adhere to the truth or take
the consequences. If he is an honor
able man he must prove his charge
or apologize
Mr.. Francis goes on to say that the
Rev. Mr.. Handley was a member of
the May grand jury and that he de-
fies him to tell why that body failed
TO indict the Long Branch ~violators
of the law of which he speaks, If
there were any.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02
CRY BRIEFS
900 OOOOOOOOOOON


Because Of a bad wreck at South
Plainfield Yesterday afternoon the
local wrecking crew of the~ Lehigh
Valley were called out. They work.
ed until late last night befores they
succeeded in getting the tracks
cleared.
Alterations have begun on Mar
tins furniture store, in Smith street.
which is TO be occupied by Coon's 3
and 10 cent store when they are
completed.
wRoundman Morris went out 10
Morris Heights" the suburb at
Kennedale Park, which was named
after him by the rest of the force af-
ter he and Patrolman Quinlan's mar
row escape from getting lost OUT
there in the wilds Saturday night.
The republican county executive
committee meets al New Brunswick
,his afternoon.
A High street skye terrier has
been reported to the police as. lost.
The Fourth Ward Republican
club will meet tonight for their final
rally of the campaign.
According to law, saloons must
remain closed on Election Day until
The polls close at Z o'clock.
The wooden block in front of
the State street fire house is now fin
ished and s-and-covered.
Posters advocating Andrew S.
Church, the republican candidate for
sheriff, have been placed in sections
of the city.
The Westminster Cadets, who
are rehearsing for the show, are GO
ing to meet tonight at Hartmann's
Hotel.
New hangers fors the drop har-
ness are being put in the house of
Protection Hook & Ladder Company,
in State street.
james l.. Donehue, business
agent of the local carpenters union,
is in Railway this afternoon.
Frank Worrell let two rats out
of a trap in Smith street this morn
ing and a crowd gathered to see sew
eral dogs catch them. They did.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02
OBITUARY
S. Murphy.

$. Murphy.
5. Murphy, of Plainfield, who, for
the past three months, has conducted
the Bank Exchange Cafe, in the Mel
son block, in State street, died last
night at S.45 o'clock at the city hos
pital shortly after an operation had
been performed for appendicitis.
Mrs. Anna Bealish. %thirty-two
years old, of AZ Stockton street, viii
be buried this afternoon in the Holy
Trinity cemetery from the Holy
Trinity church. Mrs. Bealish was
the mother of the twins which died
last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02
CARPENTERS OUTING.

A number) of the local carpenters
went to Railway last night where
they were the guests of the Railway
Carpenters Union at a meeting and
smoker held in the rooms In Cherry
street. ALL had a fine time. They
arrived horbe at q late hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-02

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