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Evening star., 1907-11-11
FOR MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
Antonio Pandelis Held at the Eighth
Precinct Station.

A charge of assault with a deadly
weapon was preferred against Antonio
Pandelis, a Greek laborer. who was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detective
Vermillion and Policeman Oriani and
locked up at the eighth precinct station
1t is alleged that he stabbed and seriously
la aborer, following a row near the railroad
bridge at Sd and R streets northeast
about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. The
wound was inflicted in Roumondis' abdo-
men. The Ease came to the attention OF
the police yesterday morning about $50
o'clock. They were told that John Rou-
mondis had been found in his bunk in a
box car suffering from the injury. Dr.
John Constast was called upon to attend
him. and he directed that the patient be
removed to a hospital.
The police of the eighth precinct inveS-
tigated the affair and were told that the
Injury resulted from accident. Nicholas
Andrus, foreman on the railroad, found
Roumondis in the car yesterday morn
ing and questioned him about his condi-
ton. and later policeman conversed
with Roumondis. To both he said he had
accidentally stabbed himself while cut
ting a piece of wood. The knife he was
using slipped. he said, and penetrated his
abdomen.
port of the affair he became suspicious
and ordered an investigation. Detective
Vermillion and Policeman Orani upon
careful inquiry ascertained that Pandelis
and Roumondis had a row early yester
day morning and 1t was alleged that the
stabbing was done by Pandelis. The Off
GERS learned that party of railroad la
borers was In Greek restaurant Satur
day night and did not start back toward
the railroad camp until long after mid
night While in the business section of
the city. 1t Is alleged. RoumOndis became
noisy and Pandelis spoke to him about
his conduct. fearing the police would ar
rest him. When the men reached the
bridge in the railroad yard. it is charged.
Roumondis called his companion to ac-
count for having "called him down. as
he expressed it, and the stabbtng fol-
lowed.
When the wounded man reached the
Emergency Hospital he refused to be
operated upon. His wound was SO SER
Gus, it Is stated that the surgeons feared
he could not recover unless an opera ton
were performed. but he would not con-
sent 1t was stated at the hospital this
morning that the condition of the patient
was still serious, although he may re-
cover
Eight of the friends of the prisoner and
the wounded man were arrested and he'd
at the eighth precinct station as wit
neSSeS.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
HERCULANEUM EXCAVATIONS
Italian Government to Push Work.
Proposed Appropriation of $4,000

ROME. November 1.-THE proposal to
continue the work of excavation DIT Her
cuIaneum has become so popular as
result of the efforts made by Charles
WuIdstein professor of fine ats In
Kings College. Cambridge. England
that the Italian government is about to
take the matter actively in hand.
Signor Rava. the minister of public
instruction. upon whom the work actu-
ally depends. has prepared a bill to be
presented to parliament which provides
for an appropriation of SlO0.0OO Tor the
purpose OF removing the houses form
ing the modern town of Resina. which
l. located over Herculaneum. and an
appropriation OF $4,000 year for the
actual excavation work. This latter
sum does not include the salaries of of
f"iaIs- In the meantime u special cora
mission, unde" the presidency OF Prof.
Depretra OF the University of Naples
has undertaken preliminary stui!es for
the commence emSHt of the work
Prof Waldstein, on the contrary to
the views held hy the members OF the
present Italian cabinet. is in .avor OF
international cooperation to do the
work 1T HercuIaneum. He IS ;iDout 10
bring out a large volume showing what
has been' done up TO the present time
and setting forth what he considers
necessary 10 insure the completion OF
the work He Will maintain that II car
ried out according to modern methods
the excavation of Herculaueum VIII
call for an expenditure of S2od.0O0 a
year \ contrary opinion is held by d
majority of the Italian archeniogists
headed by Prof Giacomo Boni. the we'll
known director of the excavations al
the Roman forum. who declare that II
Will he impossible to spend more than
$4,000 a year If the work is doGe clev-
erly and without injury to the buried
treasures.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
MUsICALEs LAST EVENING.
The Saengerbund and Arion So
cieties Have Good Programs.

The Washington Saengerbund gave Its
second concert of the season In the hall
OF the society, on c street northwest. last
evening. Henry Xander was the director.
There was large audience.
The Saengerbund chorus opened the
program as usual, singing Nellie Gray"
by Hanley Fiaue. and .'Wer hat das erste
Lied erdacht?" by Schraeder. Mr. Mitchell
followed with the baritone solo. by the
Blue Sea- by Smart. and Hawley's fasci-
mating The Sweetest Flower That
Crows
Baachs "Chanson dAmour'' was sung
by Mrs. Katherine F. Rogers in a soprano
voice full Of strength. purity and fext-
blity. She enco-ed with "ReverIes." by
Shelly. Miss Olive Demarest's piano solo,
'Cantique d Amour" by Liszt. was played
rnasterfuily y She responded with Mos
kowskis tuneful Autumn" Mrs. Will
am T. Reed sang The Arrow and the
Song" by P.nsuti, in an even contralto
voice, responding with Needhams In
Blossom Time Thomas A. Murray S
lass solo. The Monk" by Meyerbeer
was received with applause.
The Arion Singing Society entertained
at musical evening at its clubhouse
last night, the following contributing to
the success of the program: Baritone
colo. G. M. siebe t; piano solo: Miss
iisud oieoeIt' dito Soio, M 80 %. AM
berg: violin solo. Siegfried Scharbau; !;
quartet the Massrs j. A Ward, C. Kan
ten, F. A. Rockar and J. p. Redeke; bass
solo, j. P. Redeke. ,5s g., -
Columbia Turnverin held meeting at
the gymnasium of the society last night
at which routine business was dspos I'd
of, and the matter OF sending a priz,
team to the international turnerfest at
FrankfOrt-on-the-Mai next year was
discussed. Preparations are in progress
for the "Geistigen Abend." which VIII
take place next Sunday evening
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Leesburg and Vicinity.
Correspondence of The Star

special Correspondence OF Inc star.
LEESBURG, Va, November IL, 1907
The third annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Leesburg began here last Saturday. A
banquet was held at the town hall Satur-
day evening and the project to erect a
Y. M. c. A. building in Leesburg was dis
cussed. Charles p. Janney. chairman Of
the county committee, presided. and short
speeches were made by l.. A COulten.
state secretary of the Y. M. c. A: Rev.
w. Fl. Burkhardt and Messrs. McAfee.
T. S. Vance, Arthur f. Divine. Horace
Littlejohn. J. r. II. Alexander, c. II.
Shipman and others.
Dr. James Lewis Howe of the Washing
ton and Lee University. at Lexington.
Va. yesterday spoke at St James Epis-
copal Church. l.. A. Coulten spoke at the
Methodist Church and T. S. Vance at the
Baptist Church. In the afternoon DIR.
Howe made an address at the town hall
on the subject. "Loudoun Countys
Greatest Wealth. and the union services
held at the hall in the evening were con-
Quoted by Mr.. Coulten.
The English hounds Of the Middlesex
Hunt Club were hunted Saturday by
A. Henry Higginson. master. with Willie
Edwards first whip. The cast was made
at Dry Mil. and the first find made in
the wood nearby. The run led across the
second find was made at Utopia and was
denned near Oatlands after a three hours
run
Those riding We're MT and Mrs. West
moreland Davis. Mr.. William Corcoran
Eustis. Mr.. John s. Castleman. Corbin
Castleman Mr. Rodney Lynn and Miss
Swart Viewing the cast Were Miss
Langdon. Mrs. Dorothy Henderson. Miss
UaZrl White Miss Mary Berklev. Mrs.
Frederick Page. Mr. Arthur VI. Chicnes-
ter Mr.. Julian Chamberlain. Cant A NJ.
Chichester and Mr Richard c. Littlaton.
Mr. Cha res F Harrison has returned
from a visit I" Covineton Va
Miss Mary Nash who the guest of
Miss Belle McGil. has returned to her
home in Portsmouth. Va.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Recovery From Effects of Dogs Bite

Maud Blount. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jose phi G. Blount of 1910 Mon
roe street. who was bitten by a dog be-
'onging to Charles Schneider last Friday
as stated in The Star at the time, has
about recovered from the effects of the
injuries Dr. Sterling, her attending ply
scian, stated this morning that her con-
dition was never serious. Poundma ste
Einstein took charge of the dog Saturday
and has 1t at the pound. He said this
morning that he will keep the animal
under observation several days
Evening star., 1907-11-11
..successfu1 Man" His Theme.

Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Woodrow. the new
pastor of the First Congregational Church
preached yesterday afternoon on 1.-The
Successful Man" at the mems meeting
at the Y. NJ c. A. building. DR.. Wood
row said the man is in the wrong who
continually complains that the world owes
him living. which he is unable to col
iect.
Il should like to take away from such
a man." he continued. his cothes. which
are made through the talents of hard
working people; his knowledge. which he
gained from Industrious teachers and his
association with better men. and his flesh,
and take the small particle which would
ne left of him in the palm of my hand
and blow it to the Sahara desert and tell
him to find there what the word owed
him.,
..The world owes man nothing. but every
man owes the world more than he can
ever pay
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Iabors Among the Indians.

Right Rev. William Hall Moreland.
Bishop OF Sacramento, addressed the
Woman's Auxiliary of St Johns Church
in the parish hall on 10th street this
morning. Bishop Moreland described the
work in his diocese and his labors among
the Indians in the mountains. illustra ting
his talk with many anecdotes. He called
especial attention to the Home for Invalid
Children recently established in the do
cese. asking the auXiliary's aid in main
tanning it The bishop also told of the
work which he and his clergy are doing
among the japanese in northern Califor-
MIA and western Nevada, in which he is
assisted by a japanese deacon.
Bishop Moreland. who Is accompanied
by Mrs. Moreland. will remain in Wash
ington about a week. They are guests at
the Cathedral School.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

Arrangements have been made for an
address by Rev. John Van Schaick, pas
tor of the Universafst Church of Our
Father. Tuesday. November II. at 4:3O
pm. at the regular weekly meeting of
the training class in the Associated Char
tiles rooms. at S11 G street. The subject
will be practical Methods of Developing
Church Cooperation in Various Cases"
Mr.. Van Schaicks address will be fol-
owed by general discussion, and the
meeting will close promptly at 5:45 O'Clock
Evening star., 1907-11-11

the President. and that he really had no
idea at what speed he was travelling when
arrested. He introduced his companion
as his wife. and gave his address as a43
Riverside Drive, Manhattan.
Patrolman OHara OF the ParkyilIe no
lice station. who made the arrest said
that the machine was travelling at a dam
gerous rate of speed. and that no atten-
ton was paid by its occupants to his
signal to stop. Magistrate Steers held
the prisoner In 800 for special session a.
The bail was Immediately furnished and
the couple departed
Evening star., 1907-11-11
FAMILIAR YALE FIGURE DEAD.
"Hanniball the Candy Man." Known
to Thousands Of Graduates.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. November lin
the death Of Hannibal. the candy man
Yale has lost a familiar figure
George Henry Hannibal was eighty-four
years old. and no Yale man has received
a diploma for more than half a century
without forming his acquaintance He
was a born orator. an instructor of box
ing, and humorist whose fund. OF ar
ecdotes told in the rooms of ri fresh
man class In the fall never failed to OBJ
tain enough currency to make start
toward comfortable winter. He died
Saturday night from throat paralysis. He
leaves widow and daughter
Evening star., 1907-11-11
j. R. ROOSEVELT ARRESTED
Held for Auto speeding-says He I.
Presidents Nephew.

NEW YORK. November 11.-A we'll
dressed young man, accompanied by a
woman OF refined appearance. was ba-
fore Magistrate Steers in the Fiatbush
Avenue court Saturday. charged with
speeding an automobile at the rate Of
thirty miles an hour in Ocean Parkway
at an early hour in the morning. The
prisoner announced in q bored tone that
he was James r. Roosevelt q nephew of
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Roosevelt Concentrates Fort.

ORANGE. y. J. Nov niber 11.-Among
many letters and tAicgrams of congr1 tula-
ton received by Governor-elect ]. Frank
lin Fort on his victory in last weeks
election was one from President Roose-
velt. The Presidents letter read: White
House. Washington. d. c.. November Z
1907. Ny Dear Judge Fort: | cannot deny
myself the pleasure of sending you a
word of heartiest congra tulations. Sim
cerely yours. Theodore Roosevelt"
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Arrested as Fugitive,

James Craig. colored. fifteen years of
age. whose home IS at 315 Grande street
Norfolk. Va, came here yesterday as a
stOwaway aboard one of the Norfolk
steamers and was arrested as fugitive
from his parents. Policeman Jackson had
him sent to the house of detention to be
held until his parents are heard from
The boy will probably be returned home
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

Andre Tardicu, foreign editor of the
semi official Temps at Paris and an au-
tbnr,ty on international politics. whose
books and articles in the Temps over the
signature of FIRE derir Villiers" are we'll
known throughout Europe. has been Sc
lected as the Cercle Francois lecturer at
Harvard. HIS subject will be The Mod
ern and Foreign Politics Of France and
Europe"
Evening star., 1907-11-11

amounting to over s1,O0O9OO. 1t broke
out Saturday, and seven and half blocks
were burned over before it was under
control The property destroyed was
mostly dwellings OF the poor, and no less
than 2.O00 people are homeless today. The
fire was about one mile distant from the
commercial quarter Of the city. The nj
trate stores are safe.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Approve Projected Railway.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.


BOYDS. Md. November 10. 1907.
number of farmers and business men
yesterday at Dickersons discussed the
project of building an electric railway
from a point near Great Falls to S eneca,
thence to Pooesville. and by way of Dick
ersons to Frede rick. and then to Gettys-
burg. Surveying is to be started at Fred
erick the 18th instant. with T. J. King
in charge.
Nearly 100000. 1t is stated, has been
subscribed in furtherance of the project
Evening star., 1907-11-11

me skeleton of a two-year-old child
was round in chimney in a house in
roanoke. Va. Friday Neighbors say a
woman who lived in the house two years
ago had a two-year-old boy who mys-
teriousiy disappeared. The police ara In
vestigating. "a
Evening star., 1907-11-11

Bubonic plague totals up to Saturday in
San Francisco are as follows: Verified
cases. 80: deaths. 81: rate. 63-3 per cent !:
discharged as cured. e: remaining under
care at the City and County Hospital. IL:
suspc cts under observation, 81.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Great Fire in Iquiaue.

IQUIQUE. Chile. November 11.-This
port has been visited by fire. the big
gsst since 1882, which has entailed losses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24

Rev. d C. Back left today for
Turner, where he will spend the
week at the campmeeting. He Will
be Joined by his family tomorrow.
+. X. Bouiilard. OF Chico, Califor-
MIA, who has been here for about
two months, started for Chico Sun
day morning. He had been en-
ployed In the Chico nursery. at that
place for several years, and n short
time ago organized a stock company
and purchased the property. Mr..
Boulllard being made It's superlntend-
ent and business manager.
Judge Burnett. circuit Judge of
Marion county, left this morning for
Baker City, after attending the spe-
cial meeting OF the Knights TempIar
in this city last evening. He address
ed the members with an encouraging
report OF the progress of the lodge in
Oregon. w. u. Grace OF Baker City.
was also at the meeting and returned
this morning with the judge.-La
Grande Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
COMIC
PARADE
FEATURE
viii Be Great Event of Salem'S Fourth
of July

+. A. Kurtz, chairman of the comic
parade section of the Salem Fourth
of July celebration, says that will be
a great feature of the days sports.
The parade wi1 start from the Hotel
Willamette at 2 p. m, and will be
largely the work of the boys of Sa-
lem and vicinity. Boys of this city
and all the surrounding country are
invited to participate, as liberal
prizes will be offered. All who can
get up comic presentation of any
kind whatsoever, and will take part
In the parade. should report at once
to f. A. Kurtz, at his market on
Commercial street, and be assigned
a place in the parade, There is
money and prizes to be given for the
best efforts in this line, and 1t will
be one of the great treats of the day.
The indications are that there will
be something warm doing every min
ute. People from all the surround
ing country are preparing to spend
the day at Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF Trustees of the Oregon In
stitute for the Blind at the once OF
the Governor. Salem, Oregon. until
10 o'clock Monday. July !. 1907. for
furnishing material and labor In con
structing an Industrial building and
performing other work In accordance
with the plans and specifications
which may be seen In the once of y.
A. Legg. architect. room 9. Murphy
building.
A certified check I'm the sum OF
ten Go per cent? per cent OF. bid
lrawn TO the order OF +. w. Benson,
secretary OF state. must be enclosed
with, each bid; the same to be for
feited 10 the State OF Oregon In case
the lowest or accepted bidder fails to
qualify with acceptable bond in the
full sum OF the contract price within
ten days 1O) after the work is
awarded.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
q. w. JONES.
6-24-st Superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24

Redding Cal. June 24.-Mamie
Curl. who was struck by lightning
near her Saturday. and was believed
to be dead. came TO life shortly be-
fore the coroner and conn reached
her home yesterday. Her parents
had laid her out and sent for the
coroner and prepared for the funeral.
Just before the coroner arrived the
girl opened her eyes and began to
talk. She had completely recovered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
Newport summer Normal

The faculty OF the summer normal.
which will be held in Newport from
July 1st to August 9Th. has been Sc
lected. and will consist OF ten profess
sors and special teachers. including
some of the best instructors OF VIII
lametbe University. also Professor
Charles o. Chambers, department OF
biology. Pacific University; Profes-
sor II. l.. Hopkins. department OF
history. Albany college. and Mrs.
Carrie Chapel (primary methods), OF
the Salem public schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
PERSONALS

4
Sunday in Salem.
Miss Pearl LAHORE left today for a
visit In The Dalles.
Miss Juanita Miller. OF Lebanon,
went to Portland today.
Ed. Metschna and bride are spend
ing their honeymoon at Newport.
Mrs. E. w. Tillson. of San Francis
co, is visiting relatives here.
w. l.. Brown has returned from
Turner. where he attended the
campmeeting.
Mrs. Henry Meyers was among the
Portland bound passengers this
morning.
Mrs. M. Young left this morning
for Portland. en- route for visit in
La Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albert re-
turned this morning from a Sunday
spent at Newport.
Miss Myrtle Ramage. OF Tacoma.
is the guest for the summer at the
home of Prof and Mrs. Boyer.
Mrs. John Conder, Mrs. G. Walk
er and Mrs. c. M. Lewis returned
this morning from an over-Sunday
visit in Turner.
Geo. G. Mourer and Sam Hughes
were Salem contractors bound for re-
spectlve contracts at Portland and
Isllverton.
Salemites At Newport are MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Meyer. Mrs. VIII Skin
aud family, and the families OF ID. j.
Fry. Claud Catch and A. McGilL
y. NJ. Pomeroy. OF Oregon City.
spent Sunday with his daughter. Mrs
VIM. Armstrong. of South CONNER
oial street.
Col. l.. X. Page went to Portland
to-day. lie has sold his sawmill and
cumberland property at Drain for
1000 to an Eastern syndicate.
Ralph Matthews returned Saturday,
evening from Berkeley. California.
where he is taking an engineering
course In the University OF califor-
mia. He will spend the summer in
Salem.
Mrs. Harry Thomas and daughter.
Miss Ethel. have gone TO Lebanon,
for short visit. They will then go
10 Newport for n summer outing on
the beach.
Fred NJ. Hofer. recently graduated |
from the mining engineering depart |
ment OF the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, left this morning for the Wal
lace. Idaho mining district. where he
expects 10 get employment in his
profession.
Miss Evans has gone 10 Portland
TO meet representatives OF millinery
houses from San Francisco and the
East, and will soon have In full
stock for her large Salem trade.
which was burned out In the Meyers
& Sons fire.
Miss Eva Umphreys and Miss Ellen
Morton and Ralph Ferrell left this
for their home In San Ma
teO, California. after a visit TO Salem
,elhtlFes- MISS umphreys was Tor
merly OF this city. and a student OF
University.
Mrs. IA. " Matthews and daugh-
ter. Helen. who have been spending
the past year at Stanford. are In the
city for a few days. They will leave
the latter part OF the week for San
lose. where Miss Matthews will
leach In the Campbell high school
Rev. and Mrs. Davis Erett, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Scott Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. silas
Riggs, DIR. and Mrs. II. @. Epley. Mr..
IN dMrs. E. A. Bennett. Mr.. and Mira
Robert Downing. Miss Addie Reed
md Dean Shoemaker were salemites |,
y no attended the Turner meeting yes
lerday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
Fourth of July Chorus

All Salem singers who will are In
yited 10 Join In the Fourth of July
chorus. which will meet at the Uni
versity chapel Tuesday night at s
o'clock for rehearsal. Prof. Heritage
will have charge OF the work. and
some excellent music Is promised the
great crowd which will be Ia Salem
on our national holiday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24

Professor Graham is one OF the lead
ing violinists in the West. having
graduated AMI post-graduated from
an European conservatory. He was
dean of the violin department OF
Willamette University last year. but
this season is conducting classes ia
Portland and this city. independent
of any institution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24

There will be an ice cream social
at Leslie church. South Salem. on
Tuesday evening. June 25th. from
z 20 10 D. M. Tho public IL cordial
Iy invited TO attend Ice cream and
cake 10 cents per dish. Proceeds for
the bsneft Of the church. e-22-2i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
DIED.

IJoRGENSEN.-At tho home, 472
Liberty street. Sunday. June 23.
1907, at 8 n. m, Peter Jorgensen.
aged o. years. of pneumonia.
Mr.. Jorgensen had wide circle OF
friends here, having been resident
OF Salem for the past 16 years. He
was born In Denmark In 1S43. and
come to America In 1855. and set
tied In Kansas. where he married.
From his Kansas home he removed
TO Salem. where he has since resided.
He leaves a wife. Mrs. Minnie Jor-
gensen. AMI thr children. Harold.
OF Dallas. Ira and Claude. both OF
Salem, TO mourn his death.
The funeral services will be con-
ducted by Rev, J. X. Conner from the
residence at 4:3O this afternoon; In
terment In City View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-24
Paramount Won.

The Fairmount swon over the
Brooks baseball team here Sunday
TO 1. Brooks has defeated Geryais
this year. Fairmount plays Spring
field at Springfield next Sunday. The
Fairmounts win play one OF the City
League games tonight. against the
Woolen Mills.