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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

" anxious to retire, she feels the time
has not come yet"
Throughout her political career the
empress dowager has always been a
moderate The storm OF China for the
Chinese she has been powerless TO
still, but has run before the wind,
waiting the time when at least her
ship Of state may be able to govern
itself accordingly. even though she
may not be able to check or control
the storm ITSELF The account Of the
Boxer uprising and OF the fight Of
her court from Peking to singanfu
contains some curious instances Of
the anti foreign feeling. - Puglic
opinion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
ABOUT JOINT
STATEHOOD

Inc principal point Of population IN
Arizona is some zoo miles from tbl
seat OF justice in New Mexico .
Ihe number Of square miles embraced
IN this territory Of Arizona is 100 ot9
about five or six times as largo a.
the state Of ohio-and the portion of
ne" Mexico from which Il is divided
Is almost as large. for the BOUNDARY
line divides the whole state nearly in
the middle. / believe the organiza.
ton Of this territory will lead Inn.
mensely to the increase of it's popu.
latim and to the development Of lts
vast riches that are latent and unde.
veloped I have no doubt there is ne
much necessity for the organization
OF this territory as any one we have
ever organized. New Mexico and AB.
zona constitute a country larger than
half Of Europe"
II the Tribune continues its invest.
igation Of Arizona's historical and log.
ical right to have a voice as TO the
conditions Of It's admission to state.
hood 43 years after It's sonar.
alton from New Mexico for the rea
sons stated b. Senator Wade Il will
hnd that the law Of 1863. creating
this Independent territory. contained
this distinct provision;
Provided. That nothing contained
In the provisions Of this act shall be
construed 20 prohibit the congress Of
the United States from dividing said
territory or changing lts boundaries
In such manner or at such time a. Il
may deem proper; provided. further
that said government shall be main.
talned and continued until such time
a. the people Of said territory shall
with the consent Of the congress. form
D state government republican ln
form. as prescribed by the coustitu
ton OF tho United States. and apply
for and obtain admission into the
union a. a state. on an equal footing
with the original states"
Thus congress. i3 years ago. not
only created Arizona az a separate
entity. but promised her statehood a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

rortvtbree years ago this month
..ssress separated Arizona as a ter
80, 80 from New Mexico as a terri
~ The reasons for the separation
"a the erection of Arizona as an In
saoendent ~ territory we're set forth by
s.r.,or 80 Ben Wade Of Ohio. Our neigh
=. vill find Mr. wade's remarks, de
.,.rnr u the policy of the federal gov.
.-.ment I'm this matter in the Con.
..o..iopal Globe for February 21, 1853.
,0,ne other things he said;
aTbe new territory Of New Mexico,
,.,,rslng Arizona, is an exceedingly
80 one altogether too extensive foi
- municipal business to be trans
.s,es IN rs extreme portions. Aftei
80 territory Of Arizona was acquired
=, vss for some time attached to New
,t.,,co for civil purposes, and is now
r.r, and parcel Of that territory,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

II arouses energy, developes and
stimulates nervous life. arouses the
courage OF youth. II makes you
young again. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. s5c, Tea
or Tablets, AZ Dr. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Arc You Rertlee, a. Nlvht

And harrassed by a bad eoughi Use
Ballard's Horehound syrupj u will
secure YOU sound sleep ard effect
prompt and radical cure For sale by
D. J. Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

II you have lost your boynooi splr.
IT'S courage and confidence Of youth
We offer you new life. fresh courage
and freedom from ~ health in Hollis.
ters Rocky Mountain Tea. SO cents
Tea or Tablets Dr. Stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

The soubrettc-You say you're not
on speaking terms with the manager9
The Comedian Precisely. I always
require a written contract-Puck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
E4enrniona nvnrr Honr

In order 70 give the people Of Salem
an opportunity 70 see the beautiful
country south Of Salem, and 10 see the
development being made by the com.
pany, the Citizens Light a Traction
Company viii run excursion cars 10 the
rock quarry, south Of odd Followu'
cemetery, leaving the Willamette hotel
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride,
and zee for yourself. n
-m
CA - TOR Ia.
Ba.ntAs 1Ih kht Il Hla llaiyi Boggh
'.',1l'" q &oHzZIzzI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Then tell him about Ayers Cherry Pec.
toral. Tel him how It cured your hard
sougn' Tell him why you always keep
II on hand. Tell him to ask his doctor
a0out IT, Doctors use It great deal for
az. s.l Terms Of ta7ost ard lung troutI,s.
I've iss.,,i.. N ~ y Ne nuoish &c. AyerCc
~ ~ wv HiiHieinfe. Tnweii Ms-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

.is soft aud bsAstiful s5 esnts. Tea
or Tablets Dr. Stones Drug srors
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
JUDGE GRAY UMPIRE
ON WAGES DISPUTE
Consents to Preside Over
Southern Railway Aybi-
tratiOn Board.

Judge George Gray OF Delaware has
accepted the tender TO act as umpire of
the arbitration board appointed 10 set
tie the dispute between the Southern
Railway Company and the machinists
on the question OF wages. Yesterday p.
J, Conlon, first vice president OF the
International Association of Machinists
and Alfred p. Thorn. general counsel for
the Southern, visited Judge Gray at
his home In Wilmington, and requested
him to act. Messrs. Conlon and Thorn
are the arbitrIt0rs selected respectively
by the machiuists ard the Southern 20
represent them on the board They eX-
planned TO Judge Gray just what they
wanted Of him and after considering the
question he notified the two arbirators
last evening that he would act.
Under thu terms agreed on Mr. Con-
lon has until December ] TO prepare his
side of the case. He viii file his argl-
ment with Judge Gray and a copy Will
5e furnished TO Mr.. Thom who viii have
from December 10 the 10Th In which 10
make answer. Mr.. Conlon VIII then
have until December Slst to tile "a re-
JOiHder
Judge George Gray was chairman Of
the anthracite coal strike commission
and his work on that comm issiOu met
the general approval Of those concerned
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
DEATH RECORD.

Elizabeth strobel. so years, 2522 L
street northwest.
Sarah J, Kearney. y years. 622 B street
Matilda Bradley. q years. 461 n street
southwest.
James II. Birch, Il years, 51S Tenth
street southwest.
Samuel A. Wilson. Il years. "a Eighth
street southeast.
RebecCa Worth 66 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Mary T. Stewart, 40 years 12n Walter
street southeast.
James Armwood. So years. 1O17 Eigh-
teenth street northwest.
James Reddick, % years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Douglass J Murray, Is years. 1888 II
street northwest
John II Strickhart. IS years. So Della
ware avenue northeast.
Emma williams. 26 years. 1873 Cedar
street northwest.
EIihu Jones. "a years, Freedman's Hos
Fiossie Cobb. . years. Freedman
Ernest Towles. 16 years. $50 Morton
street.
Genevieve Mahoney, years, Sc I street
southwest.
Catherine selby. l month, Children's
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
CaruSO'S Wife
Has Faith in
His Innocence

NAPLES, Nov. 24.-The verdict of
the New York police court, finding
Caruso, the famous tenor. guilty of
annoying women IN the Central
Park monkey house, has had sad
echo here. where Signora Caruso,
wife of the singer. has been pros
trated by the news.
\ cable message from Caruso,
saying he viii appeal from the de-
cision, and expressing conviction
that he viii get justice in a higher
court. is the only bit of comfort
the woman has received. Signora
Caruso says her husband is the VIC
tim Of an infamous plot. CaTuso
loves her passionately she insists,
and could not be guilty of the acts
charged against him.
Opinion generally throughout Italy
condemns the verdict. No one here
believes Caruso is guilty, as his
reputation is irreproachable, not
withstanding the fact that he is con-
stantly pestered with love notes
from feminine admirers.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
BRILLIANT CONTEST WON
BIZ INFANTRY QUINT

The Washington Light Infantry bas-
ketban qulnt defeated the Eastern Ath-
letic Club in the formers hall last night
by y to 20 in one of the most interest
ing ana brilliant games OF the local
season.
The losers showed wonderful improve
Inent over their last appearance, and by
remarkable team play and passing kept
the result in doubt until the contest
ended. WOodhead and Cramer for the
Infantry and DeMar and Dunn for the
winners did the feature work.
SCOre-W. l. T.. p. L. A c.. %. Goals
Taylor 90. Dunn 10, Barker -. Leech
t9 MOffitt %. Points on fouls-Infantry,
Z. EasteTns. S. Referee-H. CollihOwer
Timers-Shreve and Thompson. Scorer
Mr.. Baker.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
IN FRANKLIN SCHOOL

Examinations for teachers of mathe-
MATES, mechanical drawing and physi-
cal culture were begun in the Franklin
school. today. Ten candidates reported
for the examination This morning they
were given the major part OF the written
examination, consisting Of questions on
the subject the successful candidate wit
teach. This afternoon the remaining
part will be given. 1t consists Of qUes-
lions i'm history, English. composition,
uedagOgy. psychology and grammar.
The oral I II of the examination viii
be given Monday morning,
Harry English and Miss Sarah Simons.
both of the board of examiners, super
vised the examinations today.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Mystery In Boy Inmate
Of Washington Asylum
His Identity Unknown, First Saying He Was
Lad Missing From Rome, N Y, But
Later Making Denial.

Earl Cobey. the boy who disappeared
from his home in Rome, \, Y, on Oc-
tober ! has not been found Yesterday
IL was reported that he had been To-
Gated in the Washington asylum. where
he was IN from the effects OF hunger
superintendent Zinkhan said this
morning that the boy now at the asylum
is not young Cooley. although he gave
his name as such. Cobey's whereabouts
are as much OF a mystery as ever. and
the police department is stll on the
lookout for him.
The boy who is now in the Washington
asylum has been there some time. At
first he told superintendent Zinkhan
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

view would be held all important, APP
pears To have been spirited away and
there can be little doubt that, had the
charge been heard on this side of the
Atlantic. il would have broken down on
this ground alone"
The Daily Mail SAYS:
we do not think the public viii be
satisfied with the result in the CarusO
case. There We're several dagrantly
weak places in the prosecution. The
absence of Mrs. Graham is of the first
consequence, and il must be remembered
that the only evidence in support of the
police has been that of a man who had
been dismissed from his work for al
legged dishonesty
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
FLORIDA LUMBER MEN
GUILTY OF PEONhGE

PENSACOLA. Fla, Nov. 24-W. s.
Harlan, manager of the Jackson Lum-
Der Company; c. c. Hilton and S. r.
Higgins, charged with conspiracy TO
commit peonage late last night, were
pronounced guilty after one Of the most
sensational trials ever held in this State.
The jury brought in the verdict after
celebrating five hours
The United States court in which the
case was tried. was crowded throughout
the trial The defense contended that
no evidence had been sdduced 10 show
that peOnage had existed
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
WARMING LETTERS
NYSTIFY WOMEN
Anonymous Epistles Pray
ing They Be Saved
From Sin.

SHARPTOWN, Md, Nov. 24.-The cir
culation OF anonymous letters has re-
Gently caused considerable uneasiness.
The letters are received by women. and
contain a prayer asking the Lord 5
blessing upon all women. and 10 save
them from sin. Instructions are given
IN each letter for me receiver 10 send
nine letters 10 as many women for nine
consecutive days. beginning on the day
the letter is received. The writer in
sIres great JOY II the instructions are
obeyed, but II they are disregarded then
"A calamity will follow early after The
nine days
One woman received one and threw II
aside. on the ninth day following the
receipt Of the letter her family met with
a heavy loss.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

that he had no last name. Later he
said his name was Joseph Doe. and
yesterday he said ne was Earl Cooley.
Frederick McAllster, stepfather Of
young Coboy, went TO the asylum. but
declared the boy was not his steDson.
Doe, or whatever his name may be.
has had "a romantic career. according
10 the story he told superintendent link
han yesterday lie says he is seventeen
years Old and that when ne was eight
years old ne was kidnapped by a circus
in his home. Springfield Mass. Since
that time ne has Travelled with various
circuses, and has been all over this
country and abroad. He can neither
read nor write, but is exceedingly smart
In spite Of these deficiencies.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
LAUGHED At MAN.
FACE BADLY CUT
Thomas James Gets Ninety
Days For Slashing
Joseph Wall.

Because Joseph wall laughed at him
while some boys were teasing him.
Thomas James, coIored. OF Kaox's
alley southwest. started out for Walls
blood with "a case knife.
A choice collection Of baudages
swathed tHe face of Wall when he ap-
peGrcd against James I'm Police Coart
this morning. Five cuts criss-crosscd
his face and 1T was with difficulty that
he was able 10 explain 20 Judge kim
ball just what happened. He said that
bee had laughed ar James when crowd
ar boys made fun Of him, and the latter
had made foE him with the knife.
James pleaded guilty. 10 the charge
and was sent 10 jail FOR nine months.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
ENGINEER NEWELL'S TALK
ON THE SALT0N SEA

Frederick Il. Newell chief engineer OF
the Reclamation Service. viii make an
address 20 the members OF the Un.ver-
sity Club this evening at go His theme
will be the successful closing of the
great break in the Colorado river, which
formed the SaltOn sea-
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
GIRL WANTED TRAPEZE
PUT UP IN HER CELL
Accused Physical Culturist Also Calls
for Boxing Gloves to In
struct Warden.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2A-"Come here. d"
cried Hazel Yetman, as Warden c. H
Rogers passed her cell in the New
Brunswick county 1ail. Il want you 70
put Up trapeze for me. I am afraid /
viii get soft here"
Anything else?" inquired the warden.
politely
Yes; I'd ike 10 give boxing lessons
70 keep myself IN trim" said Hazel, who
Is a physical cultuTist, accused Of steal
ing q coat. And II you Will fix It. IL
give you free Instruction" she added.
sagcly.
Guess she thinks this IS the New
York Athletic Club" commented the
warden in telling about about Il.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Papers
Condemn Methods
Of CaruSO Trial

LONDON, Nov. General conden-
nation of the verdict finding EnricO
Caruso guilty OF annoying women in
the Central Park monkey house in
New York. is voiced by the London
Newspapers. Caruso's hearing is de-
acFibed as ridiculous from a British
standpoint. The star In commenting
on the case says
''Thc method under which the case
was conducted was q disgrace 10 a
court Of justice. Caruso must have
imagined a comic opera and not Il
police court. IL is NOT merely the man
neT of TIE trial that shocks British
sense of judicial propriety but the fact
that the police failed To produce the
woman alleged 70 have made the
charge would have made a London
magistrate hesitate to accept the un-
corroborated evidence Of she police"
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
HAND BOOK CHARGE
AGAINST MUDELL
Compliments Are Men With
Whom He Made Dol
lar Bets.

Charged with making a hand book G.
the races at Bennlng within the city
limits Peter J. Mundeu. a bicycle dealer.
Of l72S Seventh street northwest. was
this morning arralgned before Judge
Mullowny. i'm the police court.
Mundell asked for a continuance Of
his case. that he might have time TO
secure counsel and prepare his defense.
He was released under 500 collateral.
and will have 10 appear before the court
Tuesday for trial.
Il is charged by Detective Tyser. Of
the Eighth precinct. who arrested the
man, that he was taking bets on the
races at his store. David Davis and
Walter Cuddy are the Complainants in
the case. as il s. said that he made
bets Of 81 with each of them.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Mr.. CHANDLER TO SPEAK
AT Y. M. c. A. TOMORROW

Walter NJ. Chandler, member of the
New York bar. is announced 10 lecture
Sunday afternoon on the subject. The
Trial Of Jesus from a Lawyers Stand
point" A lobby concert by the Hing
worth Family Orchestra Will be given at
9 O'Clock
The usual club meetings, including
groups taught by Commissioners Mac
farland, DR.. Morris Miller and Charles
T. Treat, VIII be held Immediately after
the lecture Of Mr.. Chandler.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
YOUTHS GROWTH
DETHRONES MIND
SeVenteen-Year-Old Lad, 8
Feet 3, Committed to
Asylum.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 24.-The
abnormal growth Of II. II. Kleenes'
physique is said TO have caused his
mind to become endangered. He was
committed TO the insane asylum by
Judge Gibbs.
Kieenes is only. seventeen years old,
and is six feet three inches IN height.
Until three years ago he was small for
his age and then the rapid physical de-
velOpment began. With his rapid
growth his mind began 20 fail.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Actual Snakes
Cause Of Panic
In a Hospital
NEW YORK. y

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Snakes IN
Bellevue Hospitali
Nothing new about that. for the alco-
holic ward IS fun of persons with keen
eyes for snakes.
But this time-real. writing snakes,
Intoxicated men became sober at
once.
Kaiera Yamanah, a Hiadoo magician.
suffering from malaTial fever. went 10
the hospital for treatment. He opened
IFS baS, and five snakes crawled out.
Everybody but Yamanah fed
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
DUEL WITH KNIVES
OVER HOGS BODIES

CHICAGO, Nov. PA knife duel was
fought over the bodies OF a dozen hogs
In the stock yards, by Davis Meyers
and Joseph Kosh. both employees Of the
Armour Packing Company.
Meyers was taken to the Provident
Hospital He is said TO be in a critical
condition. KOsh was arrested. An ar
gument over a labor union question is
said TO have started the fght
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
SUCCESSFUL REVEALS
AT G0RSUCH CHURCH

Following the weeks celebration OF
the ffty-sixtn anniversary of the
church, the congregation Of GorsUch
NJ. =. Church entered into a series Of
revival services this week. which have
been successful. a number Of persons
entering the church as a result. Thu
Rev W. L. Lynn. the pastor. has been
assisted in the services by the Rev
Charles o. Isaac. of Anacostia Method
list Church. and by the Rev. a. +.
Spielman, pastor of KensingIOn Method
list Church.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
B0NIFACE H. C. BURCn
GREATLY IMPROVED

Physicians attending H. c. Burch, pro
nrietor of the Ebbitt House. who has
been i'll for some days as a result of an
attack of acute indigestion. said this
morning that he was much improved
and resting easier than any day since
he was taken sick. Il is thought he
viii be able 20 leave his bed within the
next few days.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
AS HUSBAND SLEEPS
Spouse Wakes to Find Wife
Dying From Bullet
i'm Breast.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1I-9Irs. Adrian
FiuCha. who had been watched by her
husband constantly Tor Two days and
nights. lest she should attempt suicide
today saw his eyes close and his head
drop on his breast She took the Op-
pOEJEniLy and shot herself in the breast
with a revolver hhe haG seCreted
EiGcha woke up and found her dying
beside him She was taken 20 a hos
pitl. but cannot live. III health was the
cause FOR her attempted suicide. She
was frustrated IN an attempt two weeks
ago.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
FLANAGAN NOT CANDIDATE
FOR B00KBINDERS' HEAD

p. ]. Flanagan. vice-president of the
BoOkbinders' Union, who was nomi-
mated for president at the last meeting
of the union. has Withdrawn, and will
be TenOminated for Vice-president at
a meeting OF the union 20 be called be-
fore the urst Tuesday in December. The
withdrawal of Flanagan leaves but two
candidates 70 be voted for for presi-
dent. j. Feeney the present inCum-
bent and Joseph McManus- Vice-Presi-
dent Flanagan VIII be opposed by Joseph
Van OyeTmeeT.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
DEDICATE ORGAN TOMORROW
AT ST VINCENT De PAUL'S

The new grand pipe organ pre-
scented to ST. Vincent de Paufs Church,
South Capitol and NJ streets. some time
ago. viii be dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies tomorrow morning, AZ 10
o'clock. when solemn high mass will be
sung by the Rev. T.. j. O'COnnell. He
viii be assisted by fathers OF the Catho-
Father Galliger Of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House viii deliver q sermon. The
music viii be under the leadership of
4 Prof. L E Cannon with Prof u. S.
11siley as organist.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
THIEVES IN DRUGSTORE,
ENTER BY TRANSON

Gaining an entrance by forcing the
transom over the front door. thieves
last night visited the drug store OF
Arthur r. 3. Portman. 400 Fourteenth
street northwest. and stole Salvation
Army contribution box from the coun-
ter and tore on the slot attachment on
the telephone. The Salvation Army box
contained about 81. and about $40 was
in the telephone box.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
ABBOT SCHOOL
TO BE REPAIRED

To aIIay the fears Of parents who have
children attending the Abbott school at
Sixth street and New York avenue
northwest, and who have displayed GER
tain anxiety because OF reports Of the
old building being unsafe, the District
Commissioners have decided to make i'm
mediate repairs 20 the structure
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Mr.. GEDDIS' INJURIES
OF SLIGHT CHARACTER

w. NJ. Geddis confidential secretary
To Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Edwards. who was reported 10 have
been seriously injured yesterday in
jamestown, Va, returned TO Washing
ton this morning. Mr.. Geddis went i'm
medlately 10 his apartments in the
Wyoming. Reports OF the accident We're
greatly exaggerated, as Mr.. Geddis was
not seriously injured and will be at mis-
desk on Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Died.

WALTON Friday, November % 1906, EI.IZ-
ABETH A. WALL. beloved mother OF How
ard G. Wall, at her home IS I street north
west. this city, In her seventy ninth year.
She had lived in Washington for more than
nifty years
Funeral November 26, at 10 a m from
her late residence, 4s 1 street northwest.
Interment al Oak Hill. no23-2t
BANS-On Friday, November q, 1906. GEORGE
J. BANS. husband of Nora Bars. in the
forty-ninth year Of his life.
Funeral Monday, November 26. at ! o clock,
from Lees undertaking establishment. II
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist;
hall 1909 I 81. NV; services Sunday, II am ;
Subject Ancient and Modern NecTOmauCy:
or MesmeTism and Hypnousm-" Sunday
school, u m; Wednesday, pm, Reading
room, Traders Bank building. 10th St and
Pennsylvania ave. II
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Ninth Street. 9Th and
d SITS ne, Rev. r. Z. UtZ. supply pastor.
Services. II am and As pm no1O-sa-tf