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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

Bellingham, WASH, Nov. "a
The Great Northern bridge at Fern
dale, in this county, and at Mount
Vernon, in Skagit county, both steel
spans, wtre washed out last light as
result of the flooded condition OF
the Nooksack and the Skagit rivers,
the Whatcom county wagon bridge
is expected to go out at any time,
hundreds of acres of land are inun-
dated; settlements on both streams
are under water and 1t is believed
that unless cold weather sets in or
the rains cease quickly the damage
will reach even a greater figure than
1t has already.
Railroad traffic is demoralized and
telephone wires into the country
districts are in bad shape.
Great Northern trains are running
via Sumas and the Northern Pacific
tracks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

After being driven out of the city
the federal troops rallied, being rein.
forced, and returned and drove out
the invaders.
Scores of Mexican refugees pouring
into Laredo today are telling OF skir-
mishes in isolated towns between To-
cal factions of revolutionists and 10y
alists.
These stragglers reported battle
in the town of Camarago, state OF
Tamaulipas, between large forces in
which many were killed.
They were unable to give the re-
suit OF the conflict other than that
II was a bloody affair.
The report that General Bernardo
Reyes is in Mexico secretly directing
the movements of the insurgents, has
not been denied by the government.
So far. however. no details OF the
operations OF Reyes have been OBJ
tained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
DIAz WILL
TAKE THE
COMMAND
WAR DEPARTMENT POURING
TROOPS INTO EVERY NORTH
ERN STATE, AND WILL ATTACK
REBELS AT ALL POINTS AT
ONCE.
IUsIrrD PREss I,Asrp wmE.i

Mexico City, Nov. 22.-President
Porfirio Diaz today assumed personal
command of the Mexican forces in
the field. He was summoned from a
health resort at Corral. following a
rumor that Francisco Modero had
been seen at the head of a large rev.
olutionary force south OF Ciudad Por-
firio Diaz.
Belated dispatches arriving here
today state that in an outbreak at
orizaba federal troops deserted to the
revolutionists. Nineteen officers and
men were recaptured and shot Sc
cretly. according 10 the report.
Military officials are Withholding
the details of last nights fighting at
Durango, and the result Of the battle
there is unknown, as the wires were
cut after midnight.
Durango has population OF 30.-
600. and large forces of revolutionists
were in the vicinity Of the town. 1t
is believed that fighting lasted all
night. and that details OF the conflict
will show heavy loss Of life.
The governments forces are re-
pored as preparing to attempt the
simultaneous annihilation OF reyolu-
tionists in all parts OF the republic.
The war department is pouring
troops and rurales into every north
ern state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
MEXICAN REyOLUTIONISTS TAKE THREE Towns
= ++++++++++++++ r
Their Last Farewell,

= Pentonville Prison, London, 1
= Nov. 22.-The final farewell of I
+ Ethel Claire Leneve to DR.. H. I
r H. Crippen, in the condemned I
r mans cell here today, was a. 1
r sorrowful affair. 1t lasted 20 4
+ minutes, and, after the inter- I
+ view, hysterical and almost 4
r fainting, Miss Leneve was car I
+ ried from the doomed mans I
r cell. 4
= Crippen's request for a pri- =
= vate interview with his former =
= typist was refused, and his war =
+ ders were present during the =
= last meeting. =
= Crippen and the girl embraced =
Z" each other, kissing with fervor .
= many times. Miss Leneve had =
= to be led away from the cell be- =
= fore she would consent to say =
, the final goodbye" =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

looking Torreon, and began fierce
bombardment.
The defenders OF the town with
stood a hard firing for an hour. and
then lowered their flag. The bom-
,bardment wrought heavy damage to
the government houses and factories
at Torreon, the residence section ss-
Gaping most OF the shells.
1t 10 privately reported that the In
surgents captured the vlllardena
mining camp in the state OF Duran
so. where smelter trust plant Is
located. The smelter is said TO
have been damaged. and American
citizens at the plant subjected to i'm
dignities.
Fighting continued at Durango
and the last reports brought by the
railroad men indicated that the gov
ernment forces still controlled zscate-
cas-. Chihuahua. orizaba, San Luis
Potosi and Saltillo.
Francesca Madero is reported
near La Esperanza. en- route to Ter
reon. Two regiments OF Mexican
cavalry started from Monterey last
night enroute to Terreon. General
Gerononimo Trevino is in command
The insurgent forces are strong
and elated, and big battle is ex-
'pec;ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
The SOUND
IN GRASP
OF STORM
WIRES DOWN, LOW LANDS
FLOODED, BRIDGES SWEPT
AWAY, CITIES DRENCHED,
TRAFFIC. DEMORALIzED, AND
THE WORST TO COME.

Portland. Or, Nov. 22.-With
drenched. rivers swollen and crippled
ceasting vessels snug in various har-
bors. the Pacific Northwest is expert
encing a respite today from the gales
that swept over the territoky for the
last Sc hours. According TO the
weather bureau, however. indications
point to the approach OF another
storm from the north and bureau off,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
YAQUIS
Join THE
REBELS
THAT 5000 OF THESE
: DESPERATE FIGHTERS WILL
JOIN THE REBELS-FIGHTING
GOING ON NEAR PARRAL AND
PUEBLO WILL FALL.

El Paso. Tex, Nov. 22.-After al
ell night fight near Parral. scores OF
revolutionists were defeated by the
Mexican federal troops. according tc
unofficial information arriving here
today.
The government casualties were
reported as slight; the reyolutionisti
are said to have lost IA killed and
many wounded.
Mexican cavalry and rurales were
pursuing the fleeing insurgents
Madero sympathizers have received
cipher dispatches indicating that rev
olutionists are massing TO attack
chihuahua. and they predict that
Pueblo will fall, The dispatches state
that the insurgents have captured
Torreon and Gomez Palacio.
II is reported here that agents OF
Madero are in Washington to present
the reyolutionists' contentious TO the
state department.
Thousands OF Yaqui Indians, enlist
ed by the rebels OF cananea, are re-
ported preparing TO take the field.
1t is estimated that 5000 Yaquis can
be summoned 10 the insurgent colors
in Northwestern Mexico.
Secret adyices state that 600 OF the
garrison at chihuahua have promised
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

made was as reasonable and low as
1t could be made. II says that the
Hillsboro iine-the portion OF the
road completed--cost $1,7S3,507.40,
and that the receipts for the year OF
1910 were s27.o05.02. The operat-
Ing expenses, II is alleged. for tho
same year were $30.s12.0s. and the
general expenses $1Ss.720. The re-
ceipts are not now. It is maintained.
and VIII not be for some time. suf-
ficient to pay the operating expenses.
and that II the present order is en-
forced II will take away large
amount of the income and make the
receipts still less.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

of Ireland. Italy. Spain, Portugal.
Mexico and South America. In these
countries labor is down to the lowest
ebb.
Concerning the archbishop's
statements. 1t might be interesting to
know that at the last election. and In
fact all Milwaukee elections, the Cath
olic church went hand In hand with
the retail liquor dealers. saloon keep
ers' union. and the red light district
in attacking Socialism and the So
cialist party.
"The only reasonable gronnd for
the fears OF the archbishop and other
Catholic dignItaries Is that Socialism
viii enlighten, educate and culture
the masses, awhile certain priests
would lose their grip on the nasses "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
WOMAN CONVICTED OF
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE

Wenatchee. Wash, Nov 22.--Af'
ter being out since o'c%ocx yester'
day afternoon the jury in the case ol
the state against Della B. Totten, al
8 o'clock today brought in verdict
of guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree.
Mrs. Totten calmly listened to the
reading of the verdict without be
traying the slightest emotion.
Mrs. Totten shot and killed James
Sutton on the morning of August 10.
The shooting was the result of III
feeling on the part OF the woman
who objected to Sutton crossing her
farm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
PRESIDENT CAME
NEAR A COLLISION
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

Hampton Roads Nov. 22.-Wher
the Tennessee, with President Taft OF
board, arrived here today. the sailors
told OF narrow escape the vessel had
from colliding with an unknown
steamer $50 miles out at sea Friday
night.
The cruiser was steaming behind Its
convoy, the Montana, OF the shore OF
Cuba, when suddenly the lookout re-
ported vessel dead ahead across the
Tennessee's bow. A heavy rain was
falling. making the darkness almost
impenetrable, but evidently the Ten
nessee's lights we're observed by the
steamers crew, and with only few
feet to spare, the smaller vessel slid
out of harms way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
CALLS FOR RANGERS TO
RESIST MEXICAN INVASION

Zapata, Tex, Nov. ga call for
Texas rangers to the governor by
the sheriff here this afternoon, to
prevent an attack on Americans by q
large force of Mexicans massed on a
ranch on the Texas side of the Rio
Grande.
This force yesterday attacked the
town of Guerrero and killed 80 SOL
diers and several citizens. An at
tack on San Ignacio. near by, Is
planned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

Porfirio Diaz. Soldiers are repair
ing the damaged structures. Two
men suspected of the outrage werc
arrested.
Additional troops are expected al
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz tonight, and II
it reported that the dynamite was In
tended for them.
Paul and Julio Madero. brothers
Of Francisco Madero, the revolutions
airy leader. left San Antonio today
for the front.
Rebel forces are mobilizing on
both sides of the Rio Grande.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
GOVERNMENT TROOPS SURRENDER
and THEN JOIN The INSURGENTS
Bear Reaches Port.

Z San Francisco, Nov. "a 4
= The steamship Bear, battered by
= heavy seas and so hours over I
+ due, arrived here today from 4
= Portland with 700 passengers 4
= and crew. owing to heavy gales 4
= in the North Pacific, the Bear 4
= was blown from her course, I
= bucked headwinds and literally =
= fought her way into port. =
= Reports last night and early =
, today were that the vessel had =
+ met disaster, and these rumors =
= we're enhanced by the fact that =
. the Marine Exchange and the =
= wireless stations in the vicinity .
of San Francisco were unable =
, to pick up the Bear. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
BLEW UP THE BRIDGE
KILLED 800 SOLDIERS

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. IA bridge
between Chihuahua and MADEIRA
was dyAamited today and 800 Mexi-
can soldiers killed or wounded in
the explosion, according to an un-
confirmed report received here.
Owing to the strict censorship Of
telegraph wires. it was impossible 20
verify the report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
CR|PPEN ADMITS KILLING HIS Wife
Tells The STORY TO LONDON TIMES
Women Assault Asquith.

= London, Nov. 22HA large 1
+ crowd of suffragettes in the I
Z house of commons today assault I
+ ed Premier Asquith. and he was 4
+ saved from rough handling only. 4
r by the arrival of a strong body 4
r of police. 4
= Asquith has yielded to the i'm 4
= portunities of the suffragettes I
= and said today in the house 4
r of commons that If he should 4
+ be still in power at the next ses- 4
r sion of parliament the govern Z
= ment will give facilities for the I
= consideration of a woman suf- 4
+ frage bill, so framed as to ad- 4
= NIT of free amendment. =
= = = = Z 4 Z 4. = 4 = = I. = 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
FLOODS DO
DAMAGE ON
The SOUND
Great Northern Bridges at
Mount Vernon and Ferndale,
Both Steel Spahs, Are Swept
Out by Angry Floods.
TRAFFIC is BADLY DAMAGED

Great Northern Trains Running Over
Northern Pacific-NooksacIx, Skag.
IL and Other Rivers Raging Floods,
and Thousands OF Acres of Bot
tom Lands Are FIOoded-What-
com County Bridge Across the
skagit Is Expected TO Go Ont at
Amy Moment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
DYNAMITED TWO
RAILROAD BRIDGES

Eagle Pass, Tex, Nov. 22.-Revo-
lutionists dynamited two bridges to-
day, on the line of the Mexican In
ternational railroad, near Cindad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
REPORTED CO.>sESSION
SAYS MISS l-NEvE DID
NOT KNOW OF MURDER

Crppen Gave the Story to The Times for the Purpose of Get
ting Money to Take Care of Miss Leneve and His Unborn
Chid-Mrs Crippens Discovery of His Relations With His
TpS Her Threats to Prosecute Them and Refusal to Con-
sent to Divorce Caused Him to Get Rid Of Her for Good
byPoison.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22
BOTH SIDES LOSE HEAVILY
CAVALRY RUSHED TO FRONT
FIERCE BATTLE EXPECTED

Towns Captured Have Total Population of $4,000 Amer
leans Own Big SmeIter and Rubber Factiy at Tereon,
Having Millions Invested ThereThei Property Was Dam
aged by the Bombardment- vlardena Mining Camp Is
Captured With Its Big Sme aptIred With Its Big SmeIte
Unreliable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

What passes for sympathy is Of
ten like women's hair; a lot OF It Is
false.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

II woman Isn't ashamed to wear
her old clothes It's a sign that she
Is rich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-22

II. Brookhouse. OF The Dailes. -
in the city. His mission is that OF
business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
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 ed Clairvoyant. Men and Women in All Walks of Life Daily Consult This Marvellous Woman Now Permanently LO. cated in Her New Residence
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
SAYS FORT SMITH
 WATER UNHEALTHY
Dr. Hoffman, of Little eek, Makes ke- port to Commercial Club and Tells Them That Their Water is
 Full of Germs.

Little Rock. Ark, May 4.-Dr. G. H Hoffman, chemist and bacterlalologlst of the College of Physicians and Sur geons today n.ede a report to 'he commercial Club of Fort Smith upon the quality of the water being sup piled to that city by the Municipal Water Co.,, and the report was not one which will flatter the citizens Of the Border City to any great extent. The reno1t shows that the water IS now heinz taken from the Potelu river and there is no Alteration, which forces the patrons to use muddy wat CT the most of the year. Dr. HoH- man says alum is also used to cleari- fy the water and this should be stop ned. The examination shows colon
 1acoili present, and also acid produc- CTS. It also shows bacteria present, 6234 per cubic centemeter, or that I umber in about 100 drops of the wat CT. Dr. Hoffman also finds suspend ed mduLeF pIeSeuC Co eHo o+>'SA1 N about 112 parts to the million, besides considerable organic matter. Dr. Hoff- man in his report to the Fort Smith Commercial Club recommends the in- stallation at once of modern filter plant, the health of the city demanding it. He also advises the use of lime to remove the undecomposed parts Of alum if the company intends to con- tinue with the use of alum. Dr. Hoffman will within a short time go to Fort Smith and lecture to the Com- mercial Club there relative to the con- Gition of it's water supply and advise them as to the best way of getting pure water.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
REPUBLICANS TO
 GET IN FIGHT
Say They Will Have County and Dis
 trfct Tickets This Fall.

Little Rock, May 4.-Present in- dications show the Republicans of Arkansas expect to make the hardest fight ever made in Arkansas during the fall campaign. U. s. Bratton, secretary of the Republican State Central Committee yesterday mailed to every town in Arkansas constitu- tions, by laws, and all sorts of blanks needed for the formation of Republi- can clubs. It is expected there will be 300 new Republican clubs formed before the state convention of Repub- lican clubs is held here early in June. 1t is the intention of the Republican leaders this fall to make the fight for county and district offices. realizing the state offices are at the present be- yond their reach. The state con- vention may decide on full state ticket also, but will not make much of a fight for it. The Republican clubs will make a determined fight in every county where there is chance  for fusion with some party of malcon- tents to beat the Democratic nominees An effort is to be made to elect sev- eral state senators and send repre- sentatives from at least 10 or more counties than have ever sent Republi- cans to the lower house. The Dem- ccratic State Central Committee will take cognizance of the fight to be made by the Republicans, at its next tee will fall heir to we'll defined plan for the annihilation of the min. ority party in Arkansas. The new committed will hardly be called upon to raise funds for this purpose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
Beware of Ointmentsa for Catarrh
 That Contain Mercury.

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 Sold by Druggists, Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation,S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29
CHILDREN PROMINENT
IN EXPOSITION PLANS
Exhibition Of Playground Work
On Music Hall Stage.

Cincinnati, O.-(Special.)-It is
doubtful that in making plans for an
industrial exposition children were
ever so prominently recognized as in
the case of the Ohio Valley EXPOSE
ton, which will be held in this city
From Aug. 20 to Sept. "a Not only
does the plan of amusements for the
Exposition contemplate a number of
attractions that will appeal as strong
ly to the younger generation as to
adults, but in the arranging of the
several Music Hall features programs
have been adopted which will allow
children to display their abilities
along various lines. In the writing of
the popular romantic opera "Paolet-
ta," which will be given at Music
Hall during the time of the EXPOSE
ton, the composer, PietrO Florida,
and the librettist, Paul Jones, ar
ranged for the introduction of chill
dren, these to be recruited principally
from the magnificent chorus of child
voices that made the "Children's Cru
SADIE" during the recent May Festival
so conspicuous a success. On the
afternoons when no performances of
the opera are being given, the stage
of Music Hall will be turned over to
the children, it being arranged that
on two afternoons of each week there
shall be an exhibition of programmed
playground work, such as is being
conducted on the various Fairgrounds
of the city by experts in this line of
work; two afternoons to be devoted
to calisthenic and athletic work by
the boys and the girls classes of the
leading Turner Society of the city;
and one afternoon each week to
series of fairy plays in which only
children, to the number of more than
one hundred. will take part. The re-
hearsals for these various features
are well under way, promising most
complete and interesting perform
ances in the various lines. In the
way of amusements for children, out
side of the Music Hall attractions,
there will be midget circus, in
which all of the fifty performers are
Liliputians, and even the ponies and
dogs are of the smallest size obtain
able. Other attractions in the amuse-
! ment section will appeal strongly to
the younger element so that the Ex-
position, as a whole, will offer as
much entertainment and amusement
to the seeker for pleasure as it will
to him who is interested chiefly in
industrial and commercial displays.