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Afej-'.M. i S i SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY JULY 11, 1903. NO. 155. fOL. XIII. The quarrel stnrtod by Williams strik dieted for manslaughter. The trials of those accused for murder will tnko place In September. The sarvlces of, four distinguished lawyers have been ixtniiwiil tn nnnlnt In thn nrnsnmltlnn n! ' RIGHT POPE LONG SEEKS CAUSE EAT ing, Hcran's father, who la an god man. Heran immediately emptied the contents of his revolver at Williams; four balls taking effect. Heran came TILL WAVE HOLDS to Reno and gave himself up to the tho murder cases, and three others, equally distinguished, for tho prosecti Hon of tho synagogue property caaos, ALIVE sheriff. His vlctlnTIs In the hospital, and cannot live. a THE D Allii i 3 (J U KJN ' ' - " ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .. j .! I Vdf lew York Had Eleven Deaths up to Noon Parks and Recreation Piers Kept Open at Night for Sleeping Purposes Kcw York, July 11. Tho -heat con- cs, and thoro wero li deaths up to The number of prostrations Is bo largo as yestorday. Tho parkB , recreation piers win uo nepi open its so long as tho heat lasts, for ping purposes. Thousands took 'Vantage of this concession last ;ht. Tho society for prevention of Canal at The Dalles Washington, July 11. fousress will ibe asked to Incorporate In the next river and harbor bill, which will be passed at the coming sosslon, an Item authorizing tho construction of a con- tluous ship canal from the foot of The Dalles rapids to the head of Celllo falls, at a cost yet to bo estimated by the board of engineers. Before the noxt bill Is framed, the special engin eer board will havo completed Its re port. In which tho weakness of Hart's 'plan will bo shown; nnd reasons will bo so; forth why a continuous canal, thoush costly. Is moro sultablo than any other form of Improvement. It Is quit probablo that tho board KIND OF JUDGE Says Gambling Must Cease at the Race Track will lftako two estlmntos. one for a city to animals hns arrangod two 'now cunnj Biiinclently largo to permit so baths' All flro stations have a .i.., nassane of shins now encaged In ie attached, with which to wot down Columbia river trnlllc, and another for stors' horsos when they apply. a cnnrtj 0f sucn Blzo ns will ncjommo u tint the Inmost boats thuLwllI nrob- ; ably bo put on tho Columbia, after the upper, river trado has developed. I From Individual .and rough estimates Tielephone KOVrftT I Pfl lt u ut'llovo1 bv Ul wnr Jopartment IJlJVUllVV thnt a contnuous canal will cost nil Ban Francisco, July 11, Tho labor Council placed a boycott last night on ItasflPaclflo States Jophono Co. Hmgal Will be Executed I.. .ft-. ..,. i- ..HAT.-t AAA mo way ironi fB,uuu,vw io i,uuu,uuy. according to tho slzb, or two or three times tho estimated cost of tho origin. al Harts plan. But tho engineer board, whllo In Oregon, had Its attention called to tho fact that a great Inland emplro dopends upon nn open river for a cheap rato to tho sea, and, under tho guldanco of Hon. M. A. Moody, was given an opportunity to view for itself a considerable portion of this terri tory. Having taken a comprehensive Instructs Constables to Shoot Pinlcerton Detectives if They Interfere With Them Chicago, July 11. Twenty.flve con stables, armed with pistols, nnd with Instructions to" shoot anyone Interfer ing, left far the Washington Park raco track this afternoon to arrest tho pres ident and other officials of tho Jockey Club, and, also all bookmakers, Includ ing O'Leary, Welier, Gardner, also tho clerk of tho scales, raco Judges and all PInkorton detectives now on duty nt the track. A raid wns attempted yes terday, but the PInkortons prevented It. Justlco Brndwell, Instructing the constnblos, said: "You aro to break up all gambling on that track. Be cause tho Jockoy Club Is rich nnd pow erful doesn't mltlgato tho fact that they are common gamblers. Tho Pink crton nion should bo taught a lesson, and mado to respect tho law. They are especially prcsuraptlous, nnd you will shoot " your way Into tho Park raco track, If resisted." s Resting Easy and Sleeping Most of the Day Doctors Say He' May Live for Several Days but That Ultimate Result is Death Americans in the Lead ndon, July 11. Dougal, tho Moat so murderer's petition for a pardon 8U not on,y of tnQ Bt0 ot tho pro, posed cannl, but of tho field that lies tributary to tho. upper river, the board very deeply Impressed -wltb-tlinaeo; suy ior an open river, ami win, in ua coming report, strongly urgo Immedi ate action by congress looking to this Improvement. Never beforo hnvo the engineers been so deeply Impressed with tho Im mediate necessity of overcoming tho ob structions between Tho Dalles and Ce lllo. Captain W. W. Harts, formerly in chargo of upper Columbia Improve ment, who was recently ordered from tho Philippines to rosumo his formor post nt Portland, will, upon his arriv al, bo assigned elsewhere. Tho depart ment explains that thero la n short age of engineer officers, and that two oniccrs cannot bo spared to one city. This means, thorofore. that If tho pro posed canal is authorized at tho com ing session of congress tho work will be carried out under tho direction of Major Langfltt. , been refused, and ho will bo exo- ed. istow Wants "-' Burtons Place fopokn, July 11. Kansas politicians agitated today by a report from kington that Fourth Assistant naster Brlstow will bo a candldato the United States sonato, to sue- Burton. looting in Nevada bo, Nov, July 11. Last night a ifs shooting nffalr took placo In Reno. In which William Wllllama uortolly wounded by Pat Heran. !' Do Yoti Eve Rest? Then buy ono of those fine HAMMOCKS ire are selling so cheap and be comfortable while you're t pilllg, VVC IIUVC UlClll III 3UIPC3, pi4IU5, UI1U 3UI1U Mors. I hey re large and strong. You can remove the Mlows and use them for porch cushions. Prices range " m 75c to g4 40. All marked on the spot cash plan. ; ; ir new Dry Goods department is a great success, just cause we have the right goods and sell them cheaper ! ! in regular stores. i I rifaWQtoAfc W& There's something about i I vt -& the "star 5 star" SHOES;; Hi! - BMf that makes customers i ; UnilCE BtiaP X wain incut again, iiiaiii ihoes roe Women. W A 9 jfi 'JJM Wy-jnr why; we're dojn a shoe i ; ed by many exclusive;; shoe store. Phones are Ordered Out Spokane, July ll.--Tho striking op erators have secured over 1600 signa tures to 'phono removal orders. i Brings Half a Million Seattle, July 11. Tho steamer Humboldt arrived this afternoon from, Skngwny, with a half million of Klon dike treasure. The Steam Main Burst Pittsburg, July 11. A steam tualu, connected with flvu onglnes, burst In tho Thompson stool works this morn ing. John R. Oshgosh was killed, and Washington Lulto and Geo, Buillo se riously, probably fatally scalded. En gineer Qoodtollow's hip was broken, and David Goodfollow was sorlouily scalded. Rome, July 11. Tho Pope's phy sicians Issued a bulletin at 9:30 stating the Popd had gained somewhat In tho night. It readB: "The Popo slept dur ing the night nt Intervals, and his pulse Is now 90, It has been without Irregularity sinco yesterday evening. The reiplratlon Is 30, and tempera ture 30 degrees centigrade Tho renal functions nr still deficient, but his generalise mlltton is somewhat ameli orated." Lappqnl today told an Interviewer that th6 Pope was no worse than a week ago, and he wouldn't bo surprised If His Holiness laBts another week. Rome", July 11. At 4 o'clock tho Pope has nwakoned, thus dissipating the fear of npproachlng comn. Ho slept so longjit was feared his sleep was un natural, and causing augmented weak ness All threo of tho doctors expect to consult at 5 and 7 o'clock this ovon-ing. Rome, July 11.-5:30 p. m. Tho Pope Is still awake, but is not feeling so well as this morning. The doctors aro now meeting for their evening consultation,' and, unless new symp toms aro discovered, won't return to tho Vatican tonight. , i " . Rome, July 11. At noon several Is, who had Just left tha niicnn, sny uio reports or too ropo being on tho verge of death aro quite false. One said thnt, .unless thoro were unexpected developments, wo bo llevo the Popo will live a fortnight. Tho ultimate catastrophe, in our opin ion, however, Is sure. Slnco early morning His HolljiosV cheerfulness and strength havo been well main talned. Tho doctors hnvo induced tho pontiff to remain In bed. neither rend ing nor talking, as the comparative ex cltoment of tho hist few days has been bad for him. Rome. July 11, Tho Pope's physi cians Issued, nt 7:30, a bulletin as fol fel fol eows: "TJiaPopo passed tjio day fairly peacIullx. nnd his goneral state Is slightly Improved," Surgeons Investigate ing Cause of Cholera in Manila . Dlslcy, En?., July 11. The Intorna. tlonftl shooting match by teams from America, Australia. Cnnndn. France, Natal, Norway and England will be held here today. The weather la perfect, and thero Is a great crowd. The Amer ican from tho start showed excellent form, and promised a good light for tho Pnlma trophy prize for the match. After tho 800-yard rango shoot was finished tho English led tho Americans by threo points. Tho scoro for tho leaders was: England 554, America 551, Canada 530. Almost tho cntlro Amoricnn team Is composed or mom- 8(nKnnnt. Surgeon Long has been hers of tho nntlonnl guard of Now conducting experiments In tho invoatl York and Mnssachusottx At tho OflO- Knlon. which It Is bollovcd will ul Think They Have Solved it, and Can Eventually Drive Out That Dbease Washington, July 11. Tho officers of tho mnrlno hospital corps, in Ma nila, think tho cholera in that city cornea from infected wntor on tho shallow stdo of tho river, where It la yards rango tho Amoricnn defeated tho English. Tho thros leading scores wero America 516, England 504, Cana da 494. Tho Amoricnna won the Pnlma tro phy, Tho total scores follew: Amer-, leans 1570, English 1555. Cnnndn 1518 Australia 1501, Franco 1240, Norway 1240. Natal 1399. I tlmatoly freo this scourgo. Manila ontlroly from Ftesk Today Log Cabin Creams Peppermint Chews and Taffy AT 0 '& Ciotfcmt, Hats J Shirts. Everythliir far tBWBeIefaIIv rjrp.i HE Iff TOM RACKET ialem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store, i E. T. Barnes, Propv iaiiiiiinmiiiiMiiiaiiMiiinf iiim California Murder Case. Stockton, Cal., July 11. Oremla Orange, an engineer employed in a Jocnl tunnory, shot probably fatally A. C. Muncli this morning In tho Avenue 'stable yarif. Munch had sold Ora'ngo a horso, and tho latter believed he had been cheated. He crept up on Munch as tho latetr was sleoplng In hU wagonsand shot him twice, without warning. Orange gave himself up to the police. Smith Surrounded But Escapes. Olympia, Ju!ly 11. One of tho posses out looking for tho three vain who held up Marshal Horner, of Au burn, struck the trail of J. Smith, murderer of Deputy Marshal Parsons, of Centralla, near South Tacoma, last night, and succeeded la surrounding him In a clump of timber between two roads. Before lt became light enough to close in on Smltb,a dense fog set tled over, the Sound country,, and bo made his escape, Smith was forded to abandon the bicycle stolen at Rainier from O Q. London, July 11. A news ngoncy dispatch from Rome assorts it Is pos glblo the .Popo wljl shortly bo re moved to the villa, In tho Vatican gar dens, where he will ho able to enjoy the purest ar. Washington, Jyly 11. A dispatch to tho legation from Ilarapollo-says: "Af ter a calm night, the Pope feels much better" Roosevelt at Slabsides: :r. Zinn's 154 State Ot. Phone 1971 Mala. Oyster Bay. N. J.. July 11. Th President and Mrs. Itoosovolt reached Oyster Bay on board tho govornmont yacht Sylph at 12:05 a. m., from their trip up tho Hudson lo tho homo of John Burroughs. They wero taken by carriage to Sagamoro Hill. Tho President and Mrs. Jloosovclt woro met at West Park by Mr. Bur roughs and his son, Julian, who es corted them on foot to Slabsides, tho cabin la which' Ilurrougs and his son live. It was a walk of two miles, but tho President and Mrs, Itoosovolt did not seem to mind It In tho least. Af- tcr a tln-plato Hlabstdcd dinner, con sisting of lottuco, beefsteak brollod on hot stones, potatoes and coffee, pro pared by Mrs. Burroughs, tho party started at 1 o'clock for Mr. Burroughs' winter home, Itlver Bee, which Is two and n half miles from Slabsldos, and nenr the river. Suicide of A Convict Salt Lake, July 11. E. W. Hamilton committed auloldo this morning by hnnglng. Ho wns In tho ponltentlnry. serving three years for an attempt to kill. Io camo hero from Chicago, nnd before ho was arrested made a running fight with tho police. Ho recently fought n dunl with knives with n fel low convict, and attempted to escape. Lesia is Sentfor Life Portland, July 11. Murderer Mnr tin V. Leasla was sentenced to life Imprisonment here today. Ho killed his father-in-law two months ago and kidnaped bis wlfo. Colombia Wants Canal Panama, July 11. A romarknblo cbango has taken place In Colombia, and it Is now generally bollovcd In of ficial circles that tho canal treaty will bo passed. It will probably bo takeu up by congress July 20tb. Several pe titions have boen sent to the presi dent, asking him to favor canal legislation. The Grafter iGotthe Job Mother Jones and Her Army ' Trenton, N. J., Juy 11. Mother Jones and her army left here at 0 o'clock this morning, and had mado Wilmington,' Del., July 11. The of. flelal annolntment of James Smith as UlJklU atw,a hv . v v , -. ., . Morris, and the wheel has been Idenj receiver of the. States Shlpbulldjng threo miles by noon. Their march tided and returned to Its owner. j Company was Issued by tho court this toward New York will be continued Tho officer are confident that lt morning. was Smith who called at the Yelraa store last Friday and secured pro visions, and that he has been, between here and Tacoma ever since. The Identification of the man who was sun rounded this morning as Smith Is com plete, according to the officers In charge of the posse. Russia Gets Move on lato this afternoon. They got little financial assistance here. , Mines are to Combine Washington, July 11 Advices re ceived today concerning the Kishlneff massacre shows the storm of protest from the civilized world has had a good effect on Russia. The Russian government has beq moved to vigor- Closed Hit Guardianship, August lluckesteln, guardian of the person and estate of Catherine A. Cos- letlV. UIIUUI, una iwp B,.w-.0-.0v.. ..-. . -- from bla frost by County Judge Scott, jous action. Eight hundred arresU the ward, having become the wife of havo been jnade, and 350 cases re t a v.Hfmnn Mr TiiifVegteln filed manded for trial id the lower courts, a receipt from hi ward, showing that -white 450 cases have been sent to the transActlon Involve Il5.000.000, and she had received her estate Jq full, court of appeals, of which 63 are In- U mw company will tht the trust Spokane, July 11. Chariot 8w4, ney. of this city, Is now completing the arrangement In Now York for the consolidation of the Emplro State, Standard, Hecla and Mammoth ;nlnes, in tho Coeur d'Aleno . district Tho mines produce 40 por ceBt of tho product of tho United States. The Jos. Meyers & Sons BARGAIN SUNSHINE Covers Ottr Whole Store C iismvi'N All Dcsptie the warm weather the customers, go haopily from our store loaded down with summer bargaias Colored Shirt Waists $ .50 Waists red. to $ .38 .75 1.00 1.25 1.50 200 2 50 .58 .75 .95 1.15 1.50 1.90 ladies' Tailor Suits $10 suits reduced to 5 6.67 12 15 .18 20; 25 i ii t 8.00 10.00 13.00 13.34 16.67 V: Wash Goods Reduced 45c and 50c grenadines 35c 60c and 65c grenadines 50c 75c and 80c grenadines 5ic Faacy Was& Gwte Alt KtdDCCi Sale prices ttntt fro 9c up U 79c i yard t Meas Sfckts Seefke line dlselavtl la our Cenrt street wladew. KtKBtar tec M 75c values. Special 39c each (lew T4ay Advisee fall arrival. 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