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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
ment of the board bill of Mrs.
O'Shaugsnessy' COW.

ment of the board bill of Mrs.
O'Shaugsnessy' COW.
Now Ira is a believer in the close
touch to Dame Nature. He likes to
sleep in her arms (metaphorically of
course,) and so he has built little
summer house next to his residence
on Bellevue street, where, with his
wife and baby, he puts in his nights
when not engaged on public duties.
Monday night about 8 o'clock Ira
awoke. He had an intimation that
there was trouble, and so he got up
and took a look outside of his little
summer domicile. The first thing he
noticed was that the back door of
his own house was open. He knew
he had not left it that way, and so
proceeded to examine. Ira isn't much
given to profanity, but when he
looked through the house-well, what
he said is not suitable for Journal
readers. He found someone had taken
a sperm candle which belonged to Ira
and had interviewed the house by
light paid for by Ira. 1t was his
candle. He had dripped candle
grease Unfortunately over parlor
and hall, carpet and rug, and the son
of Belial had taken new $12 suit
case and some needed clothing. He
had also taken the baby's bank, con-
tanning about SO and some minor
things. What hurt Ira worst was that
the measly marauder went into the
pantry and ate half a "punkin pie"
that Mrs. Hamilton had put her af-
fections and sugar and spices in, all
for Ira's benefit. That's the reason
he looks so mad. He can buy a new
suitcase, or cut down cigar bills and
fatten the baby's bank-but, oh!
that pie!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
Heavy Drift in the Columbia
MenaceS Navigation But
the Willamette River
Is Clear.
LEWIS RIVER WILD
THREE MILLION FEET OF LOGS
AND A MILLION FEET OF TIES
BREAK FROM BOOMS AND ARE
FLOATING FREE DOWN TO THE
BROAD RACIFIC OCEAN.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

' Portland, Ore. Nov. 4.-On ac-
count OF the heavy rains of the past
four days many of the rivers in
Washington and Oregon are out of
their banks. The Willamette, Co.
lumbia, Lewis, Cowlitz, Chehalis,
Washougal, Satsop, Wynooche, Puy-
allup, White and other. rivers are at
high water stage, and several of
them are over7owing their banks.
Many logs are being carried into
Grays Har5or on account of tie high
water in the Chehalis river and its
tributaries. The Lewis river, in
Southern Washington, is overflow
ing, and il IS feared the waters will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
Life-Saving Crew from Point
Reyes On the Way to Res
cue the Storm-Bound
Victims of Sea.
SMALL HOPE LEFT
NO SMALL BOATS HAVE COME
ASHORE AND 1T is FEARED
THE ENTIRE GREW WILL, PER
ISH-COAST Is VERY ROUGH
AND LANDING DIFFICULT.

Tomales, Cal, Nov. A steam
err is thought to be wrecked on the
Jagged rocks off Bodega Bay, seven
miles from here. Reports from the
Lawrence ranch, which fronts the
bay, say that distress signals have
been blowing all night. AS dawn
approached the signals grew fainter,
but at last reports they were still
heard.
A thick fog which settled yester-
day afternoon at o'clock still pre-
walls, making it impossible to see the
position of the ship or ascertain its
name.
Farmers are fastening to the
scene, but will be unable to aid
those on the wreck, as they have no
boats that can be navigated on the
ocean.
Reports received here from Point
Reyes are to the effect that Captain
Hunt with seven lifesavers, left the
Point Reyes lifesaving station at IL
o'clock for the wreck.
The fact that no small boats have
reached the shore has given rise to
the fear Of disaster.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
Laughs at Prosecution in the
Famous SteinhiIl Case
While He Clears the
Defendant.
A DRAMATIC SCENE
RISES IN COURT AND SAYS: "REs
LEASE THAT WOMAN; SHE Is
INNOCENT. KILLED BOTH
PERSONS AND L. NOW ASSERT
lam GLAD OF IT.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

.ParlS,s Nov. A man VINO gave
the name of LeFevre rose in court to-
day during the trial of Madame Stein
hall and electrified. the assemblage
by confessing that he murdered Stein
he'll and Madame Japy.
The incident occurred shortly lCLer
Madame Marguerite Steinheil, the
red widow" accused of numbering her
artist husband and step-mother had
resumed the stand in the days. ses-
sion.
The announcement of LeFevre
came like thunderclap to tlte ac-
cused woman, the president Judge,
the spectators and the attorneys in
the case. The woman had just s>Dod
up and was emphasizing some point
in her testimony when LeFevre a"0se
in his seat and shouted:
Release that womani she is in
nocent. alone am Responsible
Madame Steinheil had nothing to do
with the death of her husband ard
Madame Japy. 7 killed them tuJ
l am glad of it,"
AS this confession fell from the
lips Of the man Madame Steinheil
tottered and would have fallen had
not gendarmes rushed to her assist
ance and carried her to chair Le-
Fevre was removed from the court
room and given over. to the custody
of the police, who will make a COM
plete investigation of his confession.
1t was some time before the exami-
nation of the woman who yesterday
moved the Partisan assemblage with
all the skill of a consummate actress
could be continued.
When quiet finally was restored
the prisoner taunted the government
for failing to confront her with her
former loyer, NJ. Borderel, the prose-
cutiOn's principal witness.
why do you not bring him before
me-" she screamed. you dare not,
and. besides, he is afraid to face me-"
The prosecution is keeping Borderel
away from court, but say they will
produce him after Madame SteinheiTs
examination has ended. This will
probably be today.
Replying to questions, Madame
Steinheil said:
Il have lOvers'-many of them
just as I suppose men have many
The only statement that "the red
widow" made that. could be con-
strued in any way as bearing upon
the late President Faurer was:
My husband took me TO the salon
Of a high digrntary of the republic |
He later became my lover. He was
Interested. in the play in my hus-
bands paintings. The only wrong |
hat he ever did me was in dying and
not taking me with him"
The woman CS2tinues to maintain
hat the murders were committed by
.hree men and red-haired woman,
Who were dressed I'm long flowing
'obes. In reviewing the case and in
'eferrlng to the woman's answers 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04

1000 yards OF this seasons
newest SILKS now on sale
from 25c yard and up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
WICKERSHEM TO
SUCCEED
PECKHAM

Washington, Nov. Att is being
persistently rumored here that Geo.
w. Wickersham, of New York attor-
ey-general OF the United States. Is
10 be appointed associate justice OF
the supreme court, to succeed the
late Rufus Peckham. II is not
known whether Wickersham will ac-
cept. II the appointment is offered
to him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04

Portland is nervous. A home
there has been mysteriously upset,
tables jumping around, plates stand
ing on edge, etc. What was the
force. Perhaps the Siskiyou earth
Quake
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
6coo shares in the local market. buying 1900
Shares. In the London market consols were frmer
and the general list inactive at untmportant
price changes. Call money at British capital
was easy one-half to three-quarters of l per
cent, while discounts a trife under Satur-
days closing. Paris discounts were unchanged.
but Berlin rates were higher. Paris exchange on
London declined The usual weekly cohsignIlent e
of South African gold offered in the open @ LONDON
market divided equally between the Bank OF
England and the Continent.
ALI. NORTHERN IRONS ADVANCE-A gen
eral advance of from % 10 so cents = ton on all
grades Of Northern iron is announced the new
basis taking effect yesterday. No Eastern is
quoted at % cents above the advance or the late.
part of last week, placing that grade basis OF
SIC 80 the furnace and s17 Jersey city, against
SIC and SIS 20 week Other PenhsNlNatha
irons. which did not share in the advance Oh
few days ago. have been put up % cents a Ton
Eastern No. J. Scotch is now SIG 20 TO SIT at the
furnace and 81 - to ST 10 Jersey -ty against
SIS % Sl6 SIC a5 81 q last week basic
iron being on the same basis as NO. . b~uIiaIo ~
furnaces quoting SIS . to SO 10 an aoNahte
of % cents over the preVallins p,t'es + ga N
last week. Southern No is sun quo'ed dt S- ~
Birmingham, but few sales have been made
within the few days and an advance 10 that
basis is probable at any time
sEABOARD AIR LINE PLAN IS PROGRESS
INC-It Is pointed that according TO the terms
of the reorganization plan of the Seaooaro ~, AZ
7 inc Railway officially announced about three
,raeks sso the development thereof is extremely
s,uonle The only class of security for Whlch 4
deposit is asked is the first MORTGAGE per cent
bonds. which to be presented Tor stainpIns i
preparatory to their being paid of in due tli1e-
II is learned that these bonds are coming IN Ire ~
According 10 the terms OF the plan there Will De
no foreclosure or scaling down of securlues
DIVIDENDS DECI.ARED.-Dividends nave oeeIi
za,Iarad as follows: Oswego & Syracuse Railroad
COMPANY regular semi-annual ~ per cent pay
able August %: Consolidated Coal company OF
Baltimore regular quarterly IL per cent p paEapLe
July 81 H B. Claffin Company, regular quarterly
II per cent the first preferred and Ia per cent
on the second preferred. payable August z
GOLD FOR ARGENTINA.-The National Cnty
Bank has engaged $3.50 600 gold for shipment To
Argentina. Total the Argentine movement
since January !. $50 90o0fo, and TO all countries
S73. .So0O 600
LISTED ON THE STOCK ENCHANGE-The
S9274.0oO general mortgage per cent coupon bonds
II the Duluth Missabe Northern Railway Com
pany have been listed the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
OTHER MARkET-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 19-CATTLE- Receipts estimated at
q oCo had; market steers s. G9aSI So cows s4Q
sass %; stockers and feeders So I5dSJ 10 HOS-Re~
cepts estimated 10000 head; market 5Gt0c higher
mixed 81 76as7 90 choice light s. 90Ss 10: pacEins
8! 99a$s pigs 50 60qsT So bulk of sales s. s5GsI 90
steady sheep. 81 50Gs6 lambs. s. 510ss >, yeaTngs.
East Buffalo july 19-C.4TTIE-R Receipts. 100 head:
fat and females fairly active and Toe higher; others
slow and barely steady prime SIS 500 SO So: ship
ping, s. 75aS6 40: butchers s5d$6 So heers 81 2Ss
65ds4 80 stock heifers 25dS3 -. and
ringers choice active 70 higher: common steady S21
seq FEAI-SReceipts i5oQ head active and 2oe oEeT
$C0S9- HOGS-R Receipts II. 100 head slow and "a 100
lower, heavy IS 5OdSS 50; mixed s. 40GSS 50 Workers.
3 zg{S 90 rgs = less y: rogghs 81 is1si 90 sass
SLOW and 25c ovger lambs g. 5OaSs 25 yearngz Sc 500
ass -
Kansas city July 19-CATTI4E- Receipts 20ooo head.
Southerrs lower. export and dressed beef
SIS 4o6sT So, fair good 81 5aS6 95 western
southern steers So 75as5 35: Southern cows 50 5Oas4s
Z5dS5. native heifers 30 3e9sI S5 bulls
market opened SC higher adyance lost Top $50 GUS
TnSS- sass 90 packers ana butchs-
81 s0ass. Hight g 55GsT SPA pigs Ss 5eaS % SItz1
lambs 5OdST 90. S5dS5 So wethers. 81 80
s. %. s49s4 p stockers and feeders 81 I9SS2
Cincinnati July fa--CATTLE[-R Receipts L tso isals
s-as4 fsfr q, good shippers s. 5Ods6 So common So Is
ass s. HOGS-Recsipts. 225 head, sIeady: hutcneTs
and shippers sS 25dSS 50; common S6 2Ss SHEEP
-Recei5is 6a5 head: steady. lambs. DUH s39S %
Union Yards. PittsoIrS July ieCA
g. 20. cuIIs common. 81 50dS3 lambs s4qs' zeal
caves IS 5NaSa HOGS-Recsipts fair; lower 7rinls
bsIss IS 80 MEDIUMS IS 36SS So heavy Torkers s. .
ass sO light Workers. s. 15GsS 20 pigs 81 so9SS TO-
rcuEhs So 5OdST 30 - -.s
81 ioIs Tsr1be Ss 81 Msrcb s. 10 TIMOTHY-Prims s..
ALSIKE-Prine. 81 so, August s. 10
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20

steadily held demand exceedingly Old ROSTERS
but without proysmeR in quality and trading slow IN
would brins 2sc for drv picked and 5ac for saidsd
Nearby spring chickens spring ducks and and SQUADS noi
quality generally undesirable and selling slowly We
squad. per pair 4od5oc do fancy n to pair 70.
2ea9oc: do Pennsylyania fancy ih 25g2ee DO s9mm9n
sealded is922c: do southern lsalsci- Fowls. dry
nnde @ e sae fse nS do ssaed irY do @
picked best lots l5i.aise DO dTy picked sesiasd
small and poor. 12014c: TURKEYS; 1890; @ COCKS @
Long Island I and Eastern iTe DO state Pennsy1sns
o 90 sS9Ads B6o DARK P'Rs s 81 asss as g Sa
M dS & 5 fes is as corn Ped faa22c
POTATOES AND vEGETABIEs-New potatoes in
heavy supply but meeting active demand Onions
C1cumbsrs and pickles slow. Elephants steady Mar
St Is with ,D and and gs Peppers 4 me
tomatoes more plenty Jersey market gensTally
esr EoEs Long 3eE Issns sfst'I9ss' sSs
Carolina Viii SSts per Dol saas5 ASPARAGus dozen
S9efS oo banches .sPq s1as1 So cABBAGE hearty Dutch
ssp n qe Ser SBss 81 Or 90 S asa'9 @ Soq
5sGss rs d3 NoFfok 7s per Ps B. 81 dH Ms caT9 5s
basket 7s q do per x s9a5e % x6T,o DO IsFssy s-
Dbl 5ocas1 do Maryland. per half bsI basket 5SaqsI 81
ersey per bbl s2ass 5o cAULIFLOwER Long
per Dbl s2as2 5o CELERY per dozen stalks pol loa tS
per 50 quart crate 81 do F9rida per POI cTaje y 1g
100 10 $5d$6: LIMA BEANS. North Carolina potato
per basket. S2Gs3 DO bush basket sVa SOC Lf1L =
TCE. state per basket box Ioa59c; do nearby per
bbI 2Nd5Oc. ONIONS. Shelter Island yelIow
per bbl 81 T5a$2 do Jersey white Per basket oa &c
do yellow. T5.F9oc do southern. red per oaShet SSgg
75c do red. per Hbl 81 5oqS1 75 do yellow per Dol
S16SI 80: per basket 5Od6nc: do Louisville per 30
70 20 10 bag; 65q73c; do New Orleans gs5 90 % 70 bag
basket. s1as2: do North Carolina per carrier SlaSZ
York per bag. 75eGs To- do gpTiyer per P basket
T5cdS1 Long Island per bag, I5dSOc; PEPP h-EtS
Jersey. basket. Sas 10; do per boy SlaSI so do
Florida. carrier. T5cqSl 20 DO NoItn
Caror'a- basket or carrier $laSi 90 RADisHES: e
100 punches. 81 25asI 80: sCALLdoNs nearby per loo
lunches, 5O6T5c STRING BEANS. Jersey. "aX per
basket. 60a9oc. DO green. socqS1: do Maryland Wax
per basket 6O9Oc: do 6oEGSl: do Long island
green per bag 75cqS1; do wax T5ea$l do s WsSts[n @
upriver. per basket s1aS1 %: do Boston Per 9ox
S1dsi l.: do Connecticut green. per bag Si1SI -
SPINACH. nearby. per hbI 500 I5c, SQUASH Tarron' @
per bbI or Dbl crate 75c0S1 do white hol crate
500 75c do Jersey white per box SOC do yellow crook
neck per crate 5ocdSi -; DO Jersey, yellow crook
neck per box 500 TJRNIPs rutabasa new Per G Dbl %
SITSI .: do per 100 bunches. 81 5+1S2 90 DO
white per bbl. SIaS1 so TOMATOES nearby sy JeTssyy
uer box 81 1892 so South Jersey box 4rGsl
do Baltimore fancy. crate Slaxl 90: do eiaIaTe
and MARYLAND per large carrier 5odfoc; do per small
carrier 10000: 10 North Carolina per carrier 4Daas
do Norfolk per standard carrier OG60c do per pony
carrier, 3OG5Oc-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20

The total uarsf fcuse deliveries Tinted states
Inc ss.5Us base against +ooas LAST week AMI
&C 67B baFs The ClsArhuc~s and shil nfn'a from
Brazilian ports during The Nerk fellows Total
elearancss from Ria ds hes~ Including &uup 20 the
70
100 Cape Etyrr plate and south America
On bags including l9sotp 20 the
United states - 90 {, Europe and North Africa
shipments 10000 bags. ~ which h4,sD
the United States and 1900 for Europe
Bahia weekly receipts were 2"p bags. -io'e 500 hSsF
where Receipts a. and tor 'oalicI
go against $4,000 ast week. Is 90 last year
lel years
market again TO-DAY. with pTtes particularly weak
during half hour TcupTs Of Tood rains IN
Southwestern Teyas The close was easy az net de
2AU30 generally speaking tEe lowest 0f
day December II re hid. iIe Ionts 50 80
baet IN, high last The market
openeG weak decline o 2a3 points and sold 28gs
owal general liquidation and local bear pressure In
tIred press dispatches claiming Texas droutI
a broken. These edFr~s an in
which. after opening t-'t
due sharply hut they not confirmed
weather map and with of the leading bears
taking profits at the early decline tine market rallied
10 Texas details showing precipitation in
except point In tine Southwest,
official forecast tor showers n the south
Tart night and late IA
afternoon pTivafs virs reporting good rains In Ern
County followed renewal Of aggressive bear
pressure liquidation, unIer which the market reached
the rokc % points less than
half hour spo, markets officially reported
70 Speculative has
very unsettled result 81 the severe
prices the increasing aEErrsSiN cness OF
bearlsh traders taking advantage OF favor
conditions ami The failure % splnneis -
develop excitement result Of the Gnta'oTAbe crop
ne range prices in the local market to-day
v follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
10 D, L. & W. COAL STOCK ON CURB.
Railroad Stockholders Believed to Have Taken
Up Entire Issue.

Although Il is several weeks since the orEaniza-
ton Of the new Delaware, IackaWanna & Western
C0a Company. which was formed 10 take over the
Delaware, Backawanna & Western Railroad Com
pany's goal properties. in conformity with the de-
cson sf the United States Supreme Court in the
commodities clause case, none Of the new stock
has been forthcoming the Curb. although $50
has hsen repeatedly bid for IL. and none Of the
rights have made their appearance in the market
THIS is regarded in the Street as evidence that
every stockholder Of the BackaWanna has decided
70 take up his pro rata share OF the new coal COM
panys stock, the management intended he
should do with part Of the 30 per cent cash divi-
dend which was declared at the time Of the organi
Eaiion Of the coal company It was also remarked
Yesterday that there had not been single trans
actien IN q full lot Uf Lackawanna Railroad stock
snce the 20 per cent cash and Is per cent stock
1yldend melon was cut.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

- New York July 10. 1900.
eav sales heinz -enotss -, nTIy "a tS S, 20
ruling generally steady. with the market closing
quiet net unchanged "a points higher. The market
opened unchanged to points higher At FIRST only the
prices bid for showed
closing usures Of last week. but uther
worked atuut points higher u
Ing procedure The Improvement here may have been
encouraged hy the steady showing of the French
ket, prices there being unchanged franc higher
at the hour OF the local opening but more generally
sEsesktnE fluctuations here seemed he of
existing speculative
ventures. as the trade generally Is maintaining wait
ing attitude pending the pressure
Immediate prospect Of which has apparently had little
sentimental influence beyond that reflected iy
discounts for long time past ana the character of the
weather during IN" Towering Receipts Brazil
ian ports continue heavy. o-days cables reporting
c. 600 hays against year. wecN tho
two had 2il.eto haEE. HRans- il2 90 last
Neither of rhe Brazilian markets reported change
IN prices. and the weather continued cold
Paul0 The market for SPOT core" qgi',. wth quo
tatioHs the hasis - 7A1T&c for Hio No Z
The ~ contract prices ia the local market to
day a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 19-LfberaI arrivals OF grain caused
a further slump in wheat prices on the Board ot
Trade to-day Final prices showed losses OF 12c 10
f17c Corn closed steady oats weak and pro
visions strong
The movement of new wheat large scale vas
the chief factor. but clear weather generally
throughout the entire wheat belt helped TO dspres5
prices
Total arrivals OF wheat today at Kansas city
and ST Louis were 491.5 bushels, against s. 81
bushels the corresponding day a week ago. Whha
II was estimated that from 150r TO 200 carloads or
new wheat were received here during the oay-
Cash houses also claimed that country Shippers n
Indiana Illinois and Missouri we're Onerlns Whe@I
much more freely .,
During the day July sold between 81 p and 81 ls1s-
The market closed weak at almost the lowest p0lne
Of the day final quotations on July being at u lst
The corn market displayed considerable strength
at various times during the day- despite an sx-
refIent shipping demand liberal receipts ana "a
yorabIe crop reports The market closed stsa1S
with prices 1sc lower to sc higher .
Trade in oats was on large scale, and with tns
execution OF the July delivery. the market was
weak nearly all day. The first car OF new Oats
was received here to-day from Lexington III II
was of the early variety and weighed tnirty pouloS
70 the bushel Prices at the close were &C his1sE
80 So IN Sc lower compared with Saturdays Gloss.
Provisions were firm all day The market ci0se3
firm with prices unchanged 70 25c hlSher
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
Citation.


c1UPPLEMENrAL CITATION. THE PEOPLE , os
- the state OF York, BY the grace OF Stod
free and independent. 70 George kisoy John slrsy. ~
rC,ma McDonsId and Louis n Pindeti your or ne
Letrs and next kin Of Jane Pndeii deceased send
.Eeas United states Trust Company Of New York
- - CIV OF New York. has lately applied to tbs
Si-raSates' Court County Of New York 20 have
cp+ain instrument in writing relating % both real
ga Dsrsoual property duly proved as the taSt vii
SI, P,a-e,t ~ gane PndeIl late Of the County ot
SsTx Work deceased, therefore you and each of you
20 spDear before the Surrogate az County
f Nv YORK at his Office in the County OF Nev York
OF sS~ ,i,b ds- ~ August one hundred
and nine al halfpast ten O'Clock In the forenoon
that day. then and there 70 attend the PFonatS %
the said last VII and testament - -.
snS s9ch Of YOU hereby cited. as are uncer
the age or twenty-one years are required 20 appear
nv v0ur guardian. II have one, or p Yea nave
none 10 appear apply for one 20 pc appointed e
in even Of neglect or Iaiiure le ao -. =
Guardian will appointed by the Surrogate 70 fepte
ssent ana act for YOU the proceeding :.
IN testfrouv whereof, have caused the sea. q
4bs S,rrogatas Court Of the said County OF New 1orN
- to be hereunto af1zed. Witness Hon Aeness
II 7 g Thomas Surregate OF eur saa SosnsS -
- New York. az said County tne lstn as e
ru,a in me vear OF Lort thousand nine nun
dred and nine x,-, r1ouDNwY
CLERK OF the Surresatss Gsars
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