THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1007. IHE COUNT NOT MUCH ACCOUNT FAMILY WASHING ON THE LINE ROTTEN PORTLAND BANKING HIS BABY CAUGHT LIVE WIRE NO LONGER NEARLY "TRUST IN GOD" irf! DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. vni 'HI' mi atiitfrlMli Heiress Who Mought Illin "Discovered lib Hnd No Title, But ttat llio Government Had Hon ored mm With a, Position in Uie PeJtentinry Reforc Sho Got Him. 'OJnitod Pross Leased Wire.) Naples, Italy, Nov. 7. Countess Y)l CfiBtolmonardo, who was Miss Etlltli Van Duron, of New York, has ''obtdlneO St legal separation from her "$niBb"nrtd. TTlio beautiful countess ap 'lichrDol in the court of appeals hero "anil Idst'Ifled to her husband's cruel ty and rttpaclty. "It "became known publicly for' tho ilrtt Hlirio that tho count's titlo was Tfaoftns "when alio married him In Nice 'soVen years ugo. His American Wife, 'tt "proVont flcandal, spent $4000 to 'frith "tho count a cortaln legal right ffo tho uamo ho had appropriated. 'Bad "wlio was known to he, tho coun ' 'toss "received n frightful shock when tho tjMet of pollco of Naples tosU "flod that tho man with whom sho matbl "has undorgono penal servi tude, hnd who la Btlll subject to po lice Burvolllnnco. Tho count, aware that thb chief of pollco was to testl-1 1y, did not dofond tho suit for sepa ration. Tho Countoss Dl Castolmonardo !o 'tho groat grand nloco of President, Vun Duron. o Put Out tho Red Light. tUhrtcd Pross LcaBod Wlro.) Now WoHlmlnBtor, B, C, Nov. 7. -At n mooting of tho pollco commls ' doners yesterday It was unnnlmoua- ly ngroed that ordors would bo given to tho pollco to clean out tho red light district aftor tho ond of tho year, "when tho edict will go In force. " Tho 'women will not bo permitted to ' 'lake tip their rosldonco In any other -district within tho city limits. Helen Mhloncy-Osbonic, Who Skip ped With nn English Dude, Re turns to Her Husband. Who Wel comes Her and Her Dough, Doth Tainted Rut Good. (United Pross Leased Wlro.) Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 7. Arthur Herbert Osborne, whoso romantic marrlago to Hclon Maloney became known recently, whon sho was nl logod to have eloped with Samuol Clarkson, a young Englishman, wda n guest In tho Maloney homo last night. Thoro ho mot his wlfo, from whom ho parted Boon after their mar rlago on October 28, 1005. It Is stated on good authority that theso two will bo rc-marrled by a Roman Catholic priest as soon as n dispensation Is secured, Osborno not having yet become a CathoUc. Holon Maloney arrived at tho Maloney houso Tuesday. Although all porsons concerned malntln a policy of allonco It is as sorted that members of tho lmmedl- ato family of Martin Maloney as sembled horo to nrrango an adjust ment of tho affairs centered around tho marriage of Hclon to Osborne, o HE DIED PROTESTING INNOCENCE Tlille Guarantee & Trust Co. Hn 90000 on Hand to Meet Deposits of Nearly Two Millions A Fine Example of Hysterical Finance. JRQOT TO LEAVE CABINET "?ill Health Causes Secretary to Make Arraugomnita for nothing From Pulllo Life WW Probably Retlro 'Wlth tho Your. (United Pross Lonsod Wlro.) Washington, Nov. 7. Sooratnry Root's rotlrumont from tho Cabinet In onuo more reported, this tlmo on good authority. Ill hoalth U tho ronuon atwlgnod. Tho saor'otury la miHorlng from both norvous and ill- 'robUvo trouhloa. Mr. Itoot wants not uuly to io tiro from public lift. but to tako a long rout, froo from "business uaro of any sort O ' THRIFTY JEWELER KILLED (United Press Leasod Wlro.) Reno, Nov., Nov. 7. V. h. Kline, proprietor of tho largest Jowolry Htoro In aeMftold, wuh shot through tho hoad, while robbing tho Goldflold ruductlau works lust night of $3000 "worth of amalgam. Kllno wus dis guised as a negro. Wbn companion vms followed by a posse, and Is re ported to Imvo boon shot. Kllno U dylug. Ho robbed tho Gardnor mill last weok, iniiiimiiiiimiiiiiiii; J livery Month in the Year I Brings Its curront bills. Ono way to piy them Is to go from place to place, carrying tho monoy with you, at tho risk of Ioru id tho chance of over looking the taking of a receipt, and hating porno of It to pay ovor again. Tho convenient bust nons-llko way Is to pay all bills by check, no mattor how small. I A plutfc Is tho best focoipt you f one imvo. raying out monoy In tWa way Insures correctness and glros you a complete) rec ord of all monoy paid out. Opon u Chocking Account With V. SALEM CTATF RAMI T - Salem, Oregon MUlHlUUHHrHHHIl (United Pross Loasod Wlro.) San Quontln Prison, Cal Nov. 7. A. J. Grill, a Sononm county mur- doror, wbb hangod horo at 11 o'clock this morning. , Tho condemned man was on tho verge of collapso whon tho trap was sprung, and had tho ex ecution been dolayod n few moments It would Imvo boon nocossnry 'to hold him up. Ho maintained his In noconco to tho Inst. Grill was pronounced dead 11 minutes nftor tho drop roll. Tho crlmo for which Grill wan ex ecuted was tho inurdor of W. S. Ponrco In hla cabin on n lonoly ranch In Aloxaudor vnlloy, In Northorn So noma county In July, 190G. Grill was found guilty of murder with sontonco .of llfo Imprlsonmont at tho nrst trial, but appealed and Hoourod a now trial from tho su premo court. The second trial result ed In a vordlot with the doath ponnl ty, and a second appeal provod fruit loss. Tho ovldonco at tho trials of the oaso wont to show that Grill was In lovo with tho IR-yoar-old dnughtor of Poarco, and, bollovlng Bho, was not treated right by hor fathor, ho shot him In tho back as ho lay asleep, robbod him of what monoy ho had, and taking tho girl wont to Goysor vlllo, whoro ho used tho monoy In purchasing woarlng apparel for hor. Tho girl hoard tho shot flrod, and whon sho nskod hint what ho had shot, ho said that ho hal killed a skunk. Grill claimed that tho gun wont off accidentally as ho entered tho room, nnd that ho did not known Pearso had boon struck until he had beon nrrostod. (United PresB Leasdd Wire.) Portland, Or., Nov 7. Tho Title Guarantee & Trust Company, of Port land, wont into tho Harids of a re ceiver lato yesterday afternoon, on tho order of tho federal fcourt, a vic tim of hysterical finance. Hugo loans, mado on uncertain real estate speculations, promoted , by Lafe Ponce, running up to $225,000, nnd realty Investments to $175,000 and heavy plunges Into Irrigation pro jects In Eastern Oregon, equaling $500,000 In loans, and tho accumu lation of thousands of dollars' worth of lnconvortnblo securities, whoso valuo has not yot boon thoroughly established, wcro tho determining factors in tho Trust company's fail ure. At the tlmo of tho receivership tho Institution had ,$9000 of cash In Its vaults and $9000 In othor banks. Against this was tho potential right of demand on tho part of C700 de positors of $1,800,000. Tho Btato's doposlts of $395,000 Is amply Bccured by $C00,000 Buroty bonds. In a stntcment this morning J. Thornburn Ross, prosldont, states that ho bollovcs tho greater part of tho trust company's nssots will ylold a cash valuation up to tho hank's estimate if given tlmo to market tholr property. Two-Ycnr-Old Bon of ISlmer CliaHC, a Los Angeles Electric Operator, Touches Wiro nnd Receives Ten Thousand Volts, Killing Him In stantly. ,j ,fl i (United Press Leased Wlro.) Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 7. Ton thousand volts of electricity Instant ly electrocuted Philip ChnBO, tho 2-year-old son of Blmor Chaso, opera tor at tho Edison electric sub-station In Ing4owood, lato Wodncsdny. Mra. Chaso In prostrated ovor tho nccl dont, and Is In a critical stato. Chaso took the llttlo follow to tho Bub-sta-tlon with him for tho afternoon, and felt perfectly safo In permitting him to play about tho lloor, as nil tho dnngorous machlnory Is fenced off. Chaso was called outsldo tho bull 1 Ing for n moment, nnd Just as ho started to return tho grent nutomatlc cut-off switches that opon in caso of a short circuit wont out with a roar. With a cry of foar ho dashed Into tho building, nnd found that Philip had crawled ovor tho fonco surrounding tho main switchboard. Thoro, with his hands still holding onto tho groat coppor sockets of tho principal switch which controls ft current of 10,000 volts, his fathor found Philip dead. Tho Bhort circuit brought nil tho whcols of tho groat system to a Btop for 15 minutes. Tho Now Coins Will No Um. Renr tho Motto "In God We Tist" Mint Onicers Sny Thoy Are Only Obeying the Orders of tho Prcsl. dent. ' i.H (United Press Leased Wlro.) Washington, Nov. 7.- In connec tion wltli tho omlBsIon of tho words "In God Wo Trust" from tho $in gold pleco, first to bo minted of tho now coins designated by tho late Au gustus Gaudons, undor tho general dlroctlon of Prosldont Roosovolt, It is Bam that those words will bo left off United States monoy of all de nominations, according to tho deslga approved by tho Prosldont. lb could not bo learned definitely at tho treasury department who was responsible for tho omlBBlon of the words "In God Wo Trust," but it j understood that tho department offl- cors havo hnd nothing to do with tho chnngo in coin designs, oxcopt to car ry out tho ordors of tho President, o HONOLULU DEFEATS THE JAPS (Unltod Pross Lonsod Wlro.) Toklo, Nov. 7. Tho St. Louis baso ball toam from Honolulu today de feated tho Wanoda University toam by a scoro of 2 to 0. Another groat crowd witnessed tho gamo and In- tenia onthuslnsm wns dlsplayad. Tho Wfueda- team visited tho United Status some years ago. Creditors Aro Sore. Portland, Or., Nov. 7. Angry at tho nppolntmont ns rccolvor of Geo II. Hill, n former o Ulcer of tho do funct Title Gdnrantoo & TriiBt Com pany, which failed lato j'ostcrdny nf ternoon, nnd nsHortlng thnt they wore doprlvcd of n largo part of tholr prop orty whon tho falling bank assigned vnluablo collateral to tho stato to Bocuro Its doposlts, n faction of tho creditors of tho trust company aro planning to hold n mooting nnd to formulnto plans to fight for n now rocelvor. c ' STRIKE IS ' FINALLY SETTLED Railroad Has Money. (United Pross Leased Wlro.) Olympla, Wash., Nov. 7. Tho Or egon Railroad & Navigation Com pany's not Incomo for tho year end ing Juno 30, 1907, was $5,793,781, or moro than 10 por cent of tho to tal cost of tho road to dato with oqulpmont and permanent Improve ments, nccordlng to tho annual re port of tho company filed with tho state railway commission. WORSE THAN A BATTLE (United Pross Lonsod Wlro.) Chicago, Nov. 7. Ofllclal notlco that tho telographors' strlko Is end ed will bo sont out snmo tlmo todny All strlkors nro bolng told that thoy can roturn to work without disobey ing union rules. Tho duration of tho strlko was 89 days, and tho totnl numbor of opera tors Involved was 15,000, 1500 do sertod, 5000 socurod positions In othor Holds, and 7000 positions ro main to be filled, Tho estimated loss In wages to tho telegraphers was $2, 250,000, and tho loss to tho compan ies $5,000,000. (Unltod Pross L'onsod Wlro.) Washington, Nov. 7. Flvo thou sand porsons woro klllod and 70,280 Injurod In railroad accidents In tho (Iscnl year ondod Juno 30, last, ac cording to figure publlshod todny by tho Intorstnto Commorco Commis slon. This Is nn Inoronso of 775 In doaths ovor last yoar, ' and nn in oronso of 9577 In tho number Injurod. ROBBED SLUICE (UnllCLuJ Oakland .. 'att;;M ""Beay at th - taking ..3 Ml ,.: Vin Be IES'' lua Trrl B6verflnr:v..?6!0 thn.i "!,.w,ia. Hadthebfe.iJ? nn lnu . '"Ml r n " ' W6r m --".u mo eye. KlTr MISSED i-.l Slxlha FotfU O " BOXES (United Press uj m:" ,u,.?"r'.THN French poodle tor t( ivuie King, o( rii lms found her pet la B: nomo of a Mrx. Cohea. i Cohen were rlilted htEi ono was located, mii Wi Flora Is the pcp'i u several yean she I14 i or or tho King booisWt I ' King took fcer UC I vlllo, Virginia, on i m , (United PresB Lcnsod Wlro.) ul9appcarcd. An ilira Reno, Nov., Nov. 7. Two crooks norin ond ,outb disgulBod ns minors, mndo a raid on, ns trace1 to "".Cotav tho Round Mountain Hydraulic Com pany's slulco boxes at Round moun tain, nnd got away with from $5000 to $10,000. That thoy mado off to Tonopnh was soon discovered by Doputy Shorlff Scott Hlckoy, who started at onco on tholr trail, after being notified of tho thoft. Aftor a S11K SHOOK I Widow IMdently Il(ji bhiRlo Wm X'ot (United Prcsj UuH New York, Not 1-Jj long chaso ho succeeded In capturing val, heir to Perdu! ItaJ J. Kennedy, ono of tho mon, In Toao-.burg, Va and rnecteiil pah, nnd rocovorlng part of tho Btol- nont Virginia family iih on amalgam. linker Was Poisoned. ' Doston, Nov 7. All doubt tho donth of Walter Ilakor, tho rich club man, wns caused by poison, looking for Vlrglnli Pt Howe, nn authorj,i ono of tho moit btufti tlmt thnt state. Mrs. Howe, on Oclott vorced from J. WlliaJ Afraid of Getting Fat. (United Pross Leased Wlro.) Washington, Nov. 7. The eYor watchful onfes of society havo found out that Mrg. Victor H. Metcalf, tho hanusomo wlfo of tho secretary of tho navy, la afraid that Bho Is going to grow stout, and so sho Is walking from 10 to 15 miles a day, and eat ing only twice In 24 hours. It la said that Mra. Metoalf can do hor 10 mllos straightaway without showing further ovldonco of oxortlon "than n good glow In her cheoka." Honored IlurglarH' Draft. (Unltod Pross Leased Wlro.) Slpux City, "n Nov. 7. Robber3 blow tho Bafo of tho Bank of Conova, S. D., this morning and secured $0000. Possos aro In pursuit of tho cracksmen, COLLINS AGAIN CROPS UP has boon romovod. Poison hns boon, Washington and New I found In such nunntltlos ns to pro- of Dr. Woodruff WUmij cliido tho possibility thot It was solt-.Prlncoton college ra admlnlstorod. Edward nakor, a nindo for her wedding brothor of tho doad man, says tho r-They hal been iwdijl port of tho chomlsts Justlflcw nrrotls childhood today or tomorrow. Tho Baker wl'l flguros in tho mystory. O ' - ANOTHER CALHOUN MURDER MwHowo dluppcHil ut tnr tlm vMJ'lL Slnc that tlmo TtttoM fnllnwlne every elM Wn the missing womK.W caes. a- They Pell Into the Canal, (United Pross Lensod Wire.) Amsterdam, Nov. 7. MlnUter of T State Jonkhor von Pan Huysandhls urouior tho mayor of Losk, with tholr wives, woro drowuod last night vyhllt driving. Tholr onrrlago fell Into a cannl during n dome fog at Hoog-kert. Ran Over Hand Car. (United Press Lonsod Wire.) Sonora, Cal., Nov. 7. A passongor train on tho Sierra railroad last night ran dowu n haud ear n few mllos from this qlty, Injuring four of tha m?n on tho qar. It Is believed all will recover. POWERS' FOURTH TRIAL (Unlttd Prete Leased Wlro.) GOQrgotown, Ky., Nov. 7. Caleb Powora, whose fourth trial for oom pllolty In the nsslsslnntlon of Govor nor Goobol will be oalled Mouday, to day doolared that Govornor-olool WUUon will bo powerless to help him It wn3 enld bofore tho election that Wlllson would holp Powers, but the lattqr says that Wlllson will not Imvo tho powor to appoint a Judgo to pre- sldo at the trial. Powers says he will bo ready Monday. (United Press Leased Wlro.) San Francisco, Nov. 7. George D. Collins this morning fllod a peti tion for his reloaso on tho charge of bigamy on haboas corpus proceed ings In tho court of appoals, on tho ground that his case was not tried within tho 60-day limit provided for by law after his oxtradltlon from Canada. Ho claims In his petition that, af tor bolng brought back from Canada he demanded thnt his caso be trlod immediately, but thnt it was contin ued from tlmo to tlmo for the last two years, In splto of his objections Tho statute says that a caso must be tried within CO days, unloss tho con sont of tho defendant Is obtained. -o- Too Much Boqo. (United Pross Lonsod Wire.) Seattle, Wash., Nov. 7. With both legs broken and his head badly crushed, George Galo, a recant ar rival from Chehalls, was picked up from tho Green Lake stroot oar track on west t.nKO uouievard early this morning. He was struck and fatally injurod by a stroot oar as he was crawling about on 'his hands and knoos. It Is thought that ho bad bjdon drinking. Ho died when being llftod Into the ambulance. (Unltod Pross Leased Wire.) Snn Franolsco, Nov. 7. Another namo was added this morning to tho list of victims of tho Unltod Rail roads, the last addition bolng Mar tin Lyons, aged 3. While crossing tho Btroot, accompanied by another Infant, nt Greenwich nnd Union atreots, ho was run over by a Union streot car and mangled boyond rec ognition. A crowd quickly gath ered and mado a demonstration STEVE AD.Ul?r ... o ,... iVfwJrUl MU III) .'K'll' "'rv -'l I Hon of Ral (United Pr Wf Kathdrum, Jdako, S Identification of t& KS to be those of Fred U death SteTO Adams liffl. will be mor 0" Into, than at th , which the Jury mf f hn state's kuP .,,, iri.i. A brotbK' -. .,, Yeaser t,j tides of wearing tfff n near the bw,1 M red and mado a aomonsuauuii ,uuu - gainst tho car crow, but a squad of tlcularly recognuw r ,. . . ,.... ,...ui La,iisdmadelt wr.' pollco prevented Borlous trouble QUAKE IN SPAIN (Unltod Pross Leased Wire.) Madrid, Nov. 7. Many lives were lost and scores of houses demolished by a violent on'rthquako at Torre Larlbora, In tho province of Huescftl Tho earth openod, leaving great fls- surofi. Tho dtsturunnce whs '"" panlod by subterranenu rumbling. causing a pnnlo. TTimannl hns an area Of a- squaro mllos and population of 275, 000. It Is In tho northern port of Aragon and1 Is bounded on the north by Franco and on tho ost by tn province of Lerlda. Many Bodies Found. Kiel, Nov. 7. Many bodies uoen found in tho debris the German school ship whlqh was partially wrocked by oxploslon yesterday aueru.m. eral of the wounded are dyins. have on UOHru Blucher, an Sev- asnonaoiuau-.. j.j ihtr in " and Knew i . ,oS shoes. He uw. hlbll(?4 l ' "rtJS?i t.a Tvler iw"i ..tLlllM OB tf' hear auiu - j onblsqueslio" t.ia mnrnlnS. f"1 r.'siia quwtions iu -r today for "T. ...-mSl civ FRAMV- T'or ,ta .... Drte U SaB F-a elal count oi rt, Tudar' e.K - f nooatodaj 7 750 votes '., ... fur "-. TrV I is.!f McCartor. -' "W1" .i kangdoB. Q58. .I i All 01 "... were