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HEADED FOR HOME.
Magoon Will Soon Leave Panama for
His New Post.

Washington, Sept. 2o.-A cablegram
was received at the state department
from Judge Charles e. Magoon, Amer
lean minister at Panama, that he ex-
pected to sail for the United States
Sept "a. Minister Magoon's depar-
ture from Panama will mark his prac-
teal separation from the diplomatic
service in Panama, although nominalIy
he viii be United States minister to
Panama until he resigns or is given
leave of absence. At neither the war
nor the state departments is it known
when Judge Magoon will 60 to the
Philippines as vice governor general.
That probably will not be determined
until he has discussed theD matter with
the president and Secretary Taft. No
intimation is obtained Of the success
or TO Judge Magoon at Panama,
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Sketch Of Hit.

Chicago, Sept. 2o. Robert Hit was
born at Nrbana, o., Jan. 16, 1884, and
moved with his parents to OgIe coun-
ty, ILL.,, eight years later. lie was
educated at the Rock River seminary
and DePauaw university. About his
first work was as shorthand report
er, and his most important work in
that line was the reporting OF the
Lincoln- Douglas debate during the
contest for u. S. senator In Illinois
in 1859 Hits first public position
WAS as secretary Of the legation at
Paris in 1874. He remained there until
1881, when he became assistant sec
retary Of state. He was elected d
congressman In the same year and has
been continuously reelected. He
would have been renominated but i'll
health forced him to resign.
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ATTACKED BY A MANEATER.
Vicious Stallion Comes Near Killing
the Veteran Reinsman in California.

the Veteran Rensman in California.
San Jose, Cal, Sept. 2O.-Bud Doble,
the famous horseman and trainer of
Lou Dillon, had a narrow escape from
death at his stock farm near Lawrence
station. Mr.. Doble is breaking large
stallion, a beast of fine breeding, but
with an uncertain temper
Doble was about to drive the stallion
out for his morning exercise, but be-
fore leaving the stable he decided to
alter the cheekrein. He STEPPED up to
the horse without any thought of
danger and was about to tighten the
rein, when with a snort of rage the
stallion seized him in his teeth, shook
him as a cat would a rat and hurled
him half stunned to the ground
Before Mr.. Doble could recover his
feet the infuriated animal reared in
the air and fell with his knees upon
Doble's chest and shoulders. The
trainer was crushed to the ground and
rendered unconscious, and it is prob
able that the horse would have again
pounced upon him had not a number
of stablemen rushed to Doble's aid
and succeeded in quieting the half
erazed, stallion. Doble has several
broken ribs and bad bruises.
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tlE WAS DESERTED BY HIS CHIN.
iEsE CREW AND TOOK CHARGE
or THE WHEEL HIMSELF,
BEAcHING THE vEssEL-DE-
TAILS OF TYPHooN DAMAGE.

Hong Kong, Sept 20,--The full eX-
tent of the catastrophe is not yet
keown but conservative estimates
place the number of Chinese who lost
their lives at 5000 and the total ma
terial damage to the colony at $780,
100000
Reports of the disaster at sea are
constantly being received here.
The steamer Albatross, with 150
passengers on board, foundered near
Futaumen pass.
Only six passengers and two of the
crew were saved. They swan ashore.
The steamer Hong Kong also was
lost and her entire crew is missing.
THE steamer King Fat, from Sam
chun, foundered and 130 passengers
and ten of her crew are missing. Only
two Of the crew are known to have
been rescued.
Mrs. Hoars and her search party
have returned. They found no trace
of her husband, Joseph Charles Hoars,
the Anglican bishop of Victoria,
whose yacht was lost during the ty-
phoon.
Captain Thomas, commander of the
river steamer Fat Shan, whose Chin
ese crew clambered on board the
French mail steamer Polinesian when
the Fat Shan collided with her. saved
his vessel and $50 Chinese passengers
by splendid seamanship. Fortunately
the enginegroom staf stuck heroically
to their posts. Captain Thomas was
left almost single handed on the deck.
He took the wheel and navigated the
Fat Shan for one hour and forty min
utes through the tempestuous sea and
finally beached the vessel safely. 1t
is believed that she can be refoated
without trouble
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WON'T GO TO PRISON.
Wisconsin indian Girls Case Has At
tracted Attention.

Milwaukee, wis, Sept. 2O.--LittIe
Lizzie cardish, Of tanned face and
arms, won't go TO prison for life for
burning the Keshena Indian school
But she's going to the reform school
until she knows better. Then she VIII
be free TO live her care-fre life
again. A United States Judge doesn't
think she will burn any more schools.
Lizzie Is an Indian girl Of Is. She
has passed all Of her life on a west
ern reservation. But she didn't like IT,
She pined for a change Of scene. First
of an she wanted to go to Carlisle.
But the commissioner wouldn't allow
her. He told her to stay In the school
ait Keshena
So Lizzie thought the best way to
go to Carlisle would be to burn the
Keshena school. She did it
First OF all she was arrested, but
because Of d faulty Indictment she
was released. But the next grand
jury fixed it and Lizzie Cardish was
sentenced to prison for life She took
all the blame for tie burning.
Under the Indian laws, imprison-
nent for life was the only punishment
for the Indian girl She got it, No
sooner had sentence been pronounced
when the officers OF the court asked
for her pardon Or al least cofnmuta~
tion by President Roosevelt and Lizzie
will leave the awful Fort Leaven-
worth prison.
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His WlFE's AFFECTIONS.
Suit Brought by an Iowa Man for
Loss of Wife.

oskaloosa, Ia, Sept. 20.--A sensa-
tion was occasioned here by the filing
Of a suit by y. r. Hamilton, prom
inent young man Of this city asking
$4,000 damages from w. Al. McNeiil,
well known coal operator and retired
capitalist Hamilton asks the damages
because Of the alleged alienation of
his wife's affections. Mrs. Hamilton ait
q recent term Of court secured a di-
vorce from her husband on the ground
Of incompatibihty. Soon afterwards
she married McNeilI. The case win
come on for trial at the October term
of court and will doubtless attract 4
great deal OF attention.
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PEoNAcE CHANGES. /.
indictments to Be Returned Against
Railroad Contractors.

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 20. AL least
ten indictments are to be reported
by the federal grand jury in session
here against as many well known rail-
road contractors and their agents
and representatives, on charge of
peonage.
The grand jury has listened to hor-
rlble tales of slavery and cruelty prac-
ticed 81 The various camps. Negroes
have told Of the dead line for any at
tempt 10 escape. They have also told
Of perhaps dozen negroes killed ana
their bodies thrown into the river.
Once N camp they have been allowed
~ opportunity % escape, they testi-
fed
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PECULIAR!
$,
ACClDiyl'y
Automobile Turned Turtle !.
Injuring Two
ST. PAUL men VICTIMS
AUTO skIDDED, UPSET AND
RleHTED ITSELF in A JUMP
OCCUPANTS HAD A MARROW
ESCAPE FROM INSTANT DEATH
TWO WERE HURT.

st. Paul, Sept. 20.-A party of five
city officials in one of ten automobiles
which took a number of officials into
1.-THE country yesterday to inspect the
city's waterwerks system. had narrow
escape from death by overturning of
the automobile and two are seriously
hurt.
The occupants of the car Were C. A.
Winslow, assistant city engineer, Err
nest Jackson, owner of the machine;
III. Haas, assemblyman; f. M Catlin
and r. M Baumgartener, members OF
the city charter commission.
Winslow is at his homeA where the
extent of his injuries is not yet known
and Jackson is in Bethesda hospital
Both were unconscious when picked
up.
The car was returning to the city
from White Bear village and going
about twenty-five miles an hour, when
a sharp turn in the road was reached.
The rear wheels skidded and the ma
chine shot into the air, turned over
and landed right side up short dis
tance away.
1t was only the height of the backs
of the seats, which saved the occu-
pants from being crushed to death un-
der the heavy car.
Other machines following gathered
up the injured men and brought them
to the city, where medical aid was se-
cured.
Three of the party were unhurt save
for bruises and bad scare.
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Elizabeth. N j., Sept 20. The
twenty second annual convention Of
the Liquor Dealers Protective associa-
ton of the state of New Jefgey open
ed here this noon at Sanger hall The
attendance IS very large and highly
successful session Is expected. AZ
ter the session this afternoon there
viii be various entertainments and in
tho evening the visiting members will
-be The guests at banquet given by
the liquor dealers Of this city.
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VOLIVA'S ELECTION
THE COURT RECOGNIZES TT AS
LEGAL.
Hc Is the Official Head Of the Zion
City Church and the Court and Re
ceiver Both Recognize His Posi-
lion.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.--Judge Landis of
the federal court decided today that
there were no Irregularities in the
election of Wilbur Glen voliva as gem
eral oyerseer of Zion City church The
court declared that he will hereafter
recognize Voliva as the head of the
church and directed that the receiver
appointed by the court, do likewise.
Attorneys for Alfred f.. Bills, the rival
Of Voliya in the election, admitted
that Voliya had received at least L.
500 legal votes, while their client had
received but nine They insisted upon
la contest being made but the court
declined to entertain their motion.
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CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.
If the Army Is Sent to Cuba Young
Men Will Command.

Washington. Sept 20. Young of
ficers for command in Cuba in case
the army is sent there is the plan
practically decided upon hy the war
department. Gen. Frederick Funston
probably will be in command and his
|chief lieutenants are likely to be Brig.
Generals Thomas H. Barry and Will
lam Fl. Duvall These two officers have
recently completed an inspection of
the German manoeuvres in Europe and
have notified the war department that
they intend to sail for this country
Sept. 80. They have been advised that
their presence in this country at an
early date will be desirable.
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CONFERENCE is in PROGRESS
TODAY.
Leaders Of the Revolutionary Move
ments Are Coming Into Havana to
Talk Over the Situation With Sec
retary Taft and Others.

Havana, Sept 2O-The leaders of
the revolutionary movement have
called all the generals in for con-
ference in Havana. They are safe from
arrest during the truce. The taking of
testimony was continued today at the
home of American Minister Morgan at
Marianne. General Menocal, head of
the veterans said he believed Secre-
tary Taft was bound to find solution
of the difficulty. The government of
flcials say there is no reason for them
to recede from their position.
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DEMAND INDEMNITY
SULTAN OF MOROCCO TO BE IN.
TERvIEWED.
1t Is Said That U. S. Minister Gum
mer May Attempt to Make a
Touch on the Perdicaris Matter
Not Credited.

Tangier, Morocco. Sept. 20 The
American mission to the sultan of
Morocco at Fez, under the leadership
of Minister GUNNER, has reached Elk
sir without incident and proceeded to
Fee. II is reported GUNNER viii de-
mand indemnity for the kidnapping Of
Perdicaris by Raisula in 1904 and the
punishment of Raisuli In diplomatic
circles, however, it is declared the
mission is simply one of courtesy
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VESSELS LAUNCHED
THREE BIG SHIPS SENT INTO
THE WATER.
One Is the Largest Armored Cruiser
in the WorId--The Other Two Are
Immense Liners for Trans Atlantic
Travel.

London, Sept. 90. Three leviathans
We're launched from the various ship
yards in Great Britain today. They
are FL. M. S. Shannon, the longest ar
mored cruiser in the world; the Maui
retania- the new Cunard sister ship
and Identical to the turbin steamer
Luis.stnin and the White star liner,
Adriatic, which next to the two huge
Cunarders, is the largest ship afloat
The Adriatic was the first Of the trio
to take the water
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-20
FOUND WATERPOWER
STEAM -GAuGING FORCE MADE
DISCOVERIES.
The Results in North Dakota and
Over Northwestern States Show
the Presence of Water Power That
Has Never Been Developed.

Washington, Sept. 20.-The results
of the steam -gauging work carried on
in Michigan, Wisconsin, North Dako-
ia. Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa during
1905 by the photographic branch of
the U. S. geological survey have re-
Gently been published. Many new un-
developed water power sites are in
dicated by the report.
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EIGHT HOUR LAW.
President Roosevelt Makes il Effect
i've in all Departments.

Oyster Ba. Sept 20 President
Roosevelt has extended the eight hour
law to apply to all public works under
supervision Of any department Of the
government. This order affects most
particularly work on the river and
harbor improvements. Charles p. NeilL
commissioner Of labor, who at the di-
rection of the president, has had
charge since last winter Of the en-
forcement of the eight hour law, has
sent to the president a report.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-20
FUNSTON ARRIVED
LITTLE GENERAL is IN WASH
INGToN.
lie Spent the Day in Conference With
Ss Officials and Will Hurry on to
"a to Meet With Secretary Taft
at Havana.

washington, Sept 20. Gen. Freder-
lex Funston has arrived here from
American lake, Wash, and has been
in consultation with General Bell,
chief of staff, and other officers, pre-
paratory to departing tonight for
Havana to join Secretary Taft's par
trr
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DRAFT WAS GOOD.
St. Paul Man Didn't Find il Out Till
Man Was Arrested.

Minot, NJ d., Sept 20.--John Linsee,
a land, man, was arrested at Carlson
yesterday on the charge of presenting
a fake draft on a ST. Paul bank
amounting to $1,500. He was arrested
at the instance of the ST. Paul bank,
which later telegraphed that the draft
was genuine. A Minot land firm had
advanced 5000 on the draft
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SHOOTING Fatal.

Hinton, w. Va, Sept. 2O.-Franlz
Finley and Kenner Finley were shot
and killed in Raleigh county while
trying to effect the arrest of Al. l..
Herman for the murder Of jerry Davis
at Martin, KY, one year ago. Frank
Finley was a brother in-law of the
murdered man. The shooting was
done by Herman at his home where
the attempt to make the arrest was
made.
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HIT IS DEAD.
illinois congressman Passed Away at
Summer Home.

Narraganset Pier r. l., Sept. 2O.-
Congressman Robert r. Hit of Illi-
nois died at his summer home here
today. He had been in failing health
for months.
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swedish conareaationaIists.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 2O.-The annual
eastern conference of the Swedish
Congregational churches opened here
this morning at Ruggles street Swed-
ish Congregational with large at
tendance The conference, for which
an interesting programme has been
prepared, will remain in session four
dayg
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS MAYoRALTY.
Mayor Jones Has Been Renominated
in Close Fight.

Minneapolis, Sept. 2O- The present
situation indicates that Mayor Jones
has been renominated after the clos
est contest ever held iii this city. The
majority late this afternoon was stat
ed to be 1885
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Officers ouarreIed.

Kansas City, Sept 20.-F. p. Neal,
vice president of the Union National
bank of Kansas City, said the closing
of the Butler bank resulted from dis
sensions among the officers. He de-
clared his belief that the Butler bank
would pay in full.
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PINO GUERRA MOVESICUBAN SITUATION
HE HAS FIVE THOUSAND MEN
WITH HIM.
The Rebel Leader Will Get Closer to
Havana and Await the Outcome Of
the Peace Negotiations Now in Pro-
sress.

Havana, Sept, 20. The rebel leader,
Pino Guerra has left Artesima for
Guanajay, twenty-one miles southwest
of Havana. He is reported to have
5000 men with him. He will camp at
Guanajay awaiting the result of the
peace negotiations
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Russian Union Tried TO Start Another
Outbreak il Odessa.

Odessa. Sept. 20. spits OF the Of
fetal assurance that no anti-Jewish
attacks would be permitted gang
lqf Union Russian people tried to
provoke an anti-Jewish outbreak to-
day by firing on 4 crowd of Jews. They
met with energetic resistance and dis
pessed.
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HOMESTEAD LAWS.
New Regulation Relating to Entries
to Be Published.

Washington Sept 2O.-The general
landoffice has prepared and published
a new and greatly condensed synopsis
of the laws relating to the entry of
the public lands by homestead.
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Total Wreck.

Hong Kong, Sept. 20.-The British
reserve sloop, Phoenix, which was re-
ported ashore yesterday, is total
wreck.
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VOLUNTARILY CLOSED.
Missouri Bank Decides to Go Out Of
Business.

Washington, Sept. 20 The Bates
National bank Of Butler, Mo, was
closed today by direction of the board
of directors for the purpose of going
into liquidation. l.. w. Butler has
been appointed receiver So far as the
comptroller Of the currency is advised,
no charges of wrong doing have been
made
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ANOTHER STORM.

Last Blow Did Little Damage in
Hong Kong.
Hong Kong, Sept 2O.-Another
storm, less violent, however than the
typhoon, broke here at midnight and
Continued on Page Four)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
VIII ry It on the Dog.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 22.-One Of
the most interesting and peculiar ex.
bibitions ever hold in this city is that
Of the Pennsylvania branch Of the In.
terrational Stewards Association,
which was opened today at Horticul.
tural Hall The principal object Of the
exposition is to show the public what
dangers there are in impure foods. To
demonstrate tho injurious effects Of
such impure foods dogs and other ami.
mails viii be fed with these impure
foods. showing from day TO day the
feltorious effects Of such diet. The ex.
hibit shown at tho So. Louis exposition
has been secured, with the dogs shown
undcr Che direction Of Prof. Eugene Gi
rard. Especial attention viii be paid
20 the various acids. drugs and poison.
Gus dyes used for purposes Of adulter
alton. The exhibition Is part Of al
campaign of tho Stewards Association
f5r The purpose Of inducing congress
.o pass some suitable national pure
food laws Among the exhibits is a
monster petition iu favor Of pure food
legislation. which ia 20 be sent 20 con.
yress. 70 weighs about one ton, and
ias been signed by hundreds Of thou.
.auis Of citizens in all parts Of the
country,
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s,ockmen in Convention.

Charleston. 1ll, Jan. 22.-Tho annual
convention of tho corn growers and
stockmcn Of this state opened today
at che College u Agriculture Of the
University Of Illinois Special efforts
have been made 90 make this convcn.
tion as interesting and instructive as
possible 20 iho hundreds ~ farmers
who Invariably attend these couvcn.
iiona Daily meetings will be- held in
which questions of practical import 90
al farmers and stock growers will be
discussed There will b. lectures and
demonstrations on various agricultural
topics J. p. Mcaihsrlngham, Of Camp
Point is president Of iho convention,
and Fred W. Ladagc. ~ Springfield.
secretary. Tho exhibition u implc.
mcuts, stock and dairy products. held.
in connection with thc convention, g..
~ moro than ordinary interest. and lsI
attracting considerable attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
PLENTY OF PROOF
From People You Know-From salem
Citizens.

Tho greatest skeptl, can hardly fal
20 ho convinced In tho face OF evl,
denee like This, II is impossible 90
produce better proof Of merit than tho
testimony of residents of salem. of pso
ple Who can he seen at tho time. Read
tho following case OF e.,
q, \ Cooper farmer living three
miles northeast of Salem, on the Gar,
dea road, saysi 81 was raised In the
wheat district and when a good lump
.of boy / prided myself as having
as much strength as any other boy In
tho ueighboFhood, and when a uum.
her of us got together We often test.
ei our strength by liftne. / very
often lifted two bags Of wheat. but
have since regretted having done 20.
rs The result was that I strained nv
hack and ever after had more or les.
trouble from dull aching pains aeross.
my lo'ns and other symptoms Of Md.
ney complaint In some way Doan =
Ai'aey Pills were brought 20 my no.
u'' and the hrst I went 10 town I
dropped into Dr. stoas's drug store
AMI Inquired about them. I wa. tsll.
they we're highly recommended ana sl.
'''ed 70 give them a trial I ala :,
Ani while ala no, follow the treat
meni as regularly as I should have
done, oeing a poor hand 10 take nDyI
A'nd Of Medicine the bsue6, I dsriy,lI
ii'n 'Aeir use stamps them a. Pam.
''y NA'eA acts fully up to tss rcpro.
son'ations male Tor it"
For sAls BY All dealsrs priss soI
cents 6 fo'''FNlburn Co, Buffalo. New
Aors' sole 'gents for the United st,,.,
Remember the nane-D0au's-snlI
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

which occurred tho line, "NO smile on
+bv stern cold features" and Sam
Rlvtbe. who is old enough to know bet
tor and who was helping us pry the
Glacier along at that time, put a com
ma after the word "stern." We lost
a U,bseriber and correspondent right
there. and barely escaped bankruptcy.
Rrt what's the use, there are ten
thousand such, that rise up to smite
the editor in his hour Of pride and
drive him to hard drink.