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s- a v- .ivsvn'nv ' twwy Tif5rr7T' -7??sr SALEM, OREGON, 8ATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1903. NO. f 197. IMii -DA1L i i . i JO. URN-AM & -. toi DANISH OFFICbKS ARRESTED if tyofThemCharged with Plotting Against Queen I e'sBitter Feeling Against r.tiie Army Blaming v Her for loss oi me Islands Iaa, Spain, Aug. 29.-Thlrty. of tire been charged with being ifed In R Plot t0 Prevent tlio mother from returning io aiinin n . whnrn sho Is nOW visit- nrfiThoicsa, her daughter. Thd uroconflnea in an Buuasuun, Owen mother is very unpopular, , .mv blames her for tho less U and the Philippines. User's Kid Will Visit Us Id, Aug. 29. Prince Adelbort, ,r'i third son according to iHdo public for his coming :rfl cross to America, arriving ittYork, and embarking on tho tijHtrtha at San Francisco. He &t lercral prominent cities en- low Jack jn Mexico Ldt, Texas, Aug, 29. Tho health r it Tabor has been notified that "i yellow fever at Linares, Me IiMch nay reach Monterey In this He It establishing a more 4urantlno along tho Mexican dlscovory. of a blow-Bnake over four feet In length languidly enjoying him self In tho parlor caused considera ble excltemont at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. GaUbort, of this city, a few days ago. Mrs. Qabbdrt and her thrco children wore In the parlor at tho tlmo and wero not aware of tho reptile's presonce till It dragged Itself out Into tho mlddlo of tho room, closo to ono of tho smaller children that was playing on the floor. The mother rescued the child nt once, and all mado a hurried exit, leaving the snako to enjoy tho parlor to his entire satisfaction until a neighbor could be cnlled In. The big snake wa"f hastily dispatch ed, and the frightened woman nnd children returned to the houso. The snake probably meant no barm by en tering the house, and Is a species that aro harmless unless attacked or In jured. 8nakcs of nil kinds havo been more numerous In this section this year than for many seasons, An unusual number of rattlesnakes hava been killed In the surrounding mountains. Comet With . Four Kids Geneva, N. Y Aug. 23. The Brooks periodic comet has been observed In the constellation Caprlcornus, with Blow motion westward. It was discov ered nt Hobart college- In 1889, nnd was found to bo moving In an orbit with a period of seven years. The comet was seen again in 189C, nnd now makes another visit, being found exactly 'In Its predicted place. It Is attended by four small companion comets. e Usual in Wreck Mr, X V, Aug. 29. Ono man jiilled and U Injured In n collls- UWa aCCOmmmlntlnn Irnlnn 'Jwbers Junction this mornlnc man Is unidentified. On the Way Jo Beirut Washington, Aug. 29. Tho navy department was. Informed this morn ing that Cotton is now at Genoa, coal ing, with tho Brooklyn. Tho San Francisco is enrouto to Bolme, The state 'department bos received Infor mal assurances from all tho powers that no obstacles will bo placed In tho way of America regardless of Its modo of action In Turkish territory. It Is generally admitted tho sltuatlor ror aliens Is grave, and It may oven bo necessary for Cotton to land his forces. DRIVEN BACK ' , BY ICE Revenue Cutter Thetis Unable to Reach Point Barrow After Sailing a Thousand Miles, She is Stopped 200 Miles From Destination Seattle, Aug. 29. Advices from Nomo atnto the revenue cutter Tholls failed In tho attempt to land malls and supples at Point narrow mission and whaling station. Sho was driven back, after going a thousand miles, by tho Ice packs, when within twe hundred miles of her destination, which Is the most northerly point of Alaska, and gets mall only onco n year. AUSTRIAN FLAG IS FIRED ON (e Took the Parlor :' Pass. Ore., Aug. 29. Tho Another Boer IsPardoned London, Aug. 29. Dr. Krnus, ex governor of Johnnnesborg, who was convicted of Inciting the murder of British sympathizers during tho Boor war, was released from prison this morning. i mtnnnnnumtuniUBumnttfig all Goods Are Arriving!!! Its n liltlo early to talk about them yet, because only a ; ; 'Of them nrn linm t,if tit. ilnn't innnl i.mi In nuorlnnlr fltn .. tlhatSaleaiitos with phaIi in snfnl nr nnintr to havo an !! pWunity of buying the beet lines of J ! DRV GOODS inces far below any "regular store" quotations. A cash 'uwus nouse is something now for Salem. -.r j0umi our priceem other lines lar ueiow "regular , , If" i i WH notice a still greater difference on novelties in the ; ; loons lino lippnnsn tlmt Jo wlmm hn "ren-ulnr stores' i'e tllfiir nmRic, ! 'WJVO r what you want to sec la dry goods It will pay you to see wnat ! ! Delegation is Turned Down Washington, Aug. 29. Tho pro longed clash between Secretary Hitch, cock, on tho ono side, nnd tho Ore gon delegation on tho other, over tho appointment of a register of tho La Grando land ofllco terminated today, with tho apolntmcnt of Edward W. Davis, tho man favored by tho secre tary, and who was refused support by tho delegation. This Is tho only time that President Roosevelt has flatly ro fuscd to abide by a unanimous recom mendation of tho Oregon delegation and favored tho secretary of tho In terlor Instead. It Is a slap of nc small moment; an act which may lead to a great deal of friction between the delegation 'and tho administration, Another Clash In Sight It was said the clash Is ended. This Is not altogether true. Thoro will be another, and probtbly an even more bitter contest over this appointment noxt winter, when Prosldent Boose velt sends to tho sennto the name of tho ntan ho appointed today. Davis is a recess npolntniont. Ho can hold ofllco under tho commission mailed tc him today, only until tho closo of the next regular session of tho sonnto, un less In tho meantlmo ho is confirmed by that body, or a successor Is named by tho President, and Is duly confirm ed. II W YORK RACKET bei oro you buy. "Ve are proud of our past record and wo J to keep our reputation for good quality and low prices. I 9r it Mon'c CinlUlr, Isnere. The patterns are J men s lothm BP.t0 datef You kn0wnow $ " uu irsaca wiia us ceiere. Our shoe denartment ia full of honest quality x x x Hrr-v x x x 'PVe satisfaction and they're the proper styles. That's J i I pl in n n L Pi !l s bneapesT une-rnce uasn oiuik-; cks and Straw Hats it Greatly Reduced Prices ; ; His Reputation Badly Injured San Francisco, Aug. 29. Gustav Postlor has brought suit for $10,000 against tho Master Plumbers' associa tion, charging that the association is conspiring to ruin his business. Tho building trades council unlawfully placed a boycott on h!3 business on May 9, and a general boycott on Juno i, and twenty painters yand paper hangore were forced to'leavo hlra. Later tho building trades learned the facts and removed tho boycott. Post ler claims bis business and his good name aro Injured 110,000 worth. Portland Firm Can't use Mails Washington, Aug. 29. PostmaEter General Payno today Issued a fraud order against tho Pacific Mercantile company ,of Portland, Ore, which bai branch offices In most of the cities on tho Pacific Coast. It sold diamonds on a plan which. Is held to be fradu lent, and similar to a lottery. Turkish Troops Fire Volley at the Consulate Clouds of Trouble are Gather ing Thick and Fast, fur the Unhappy Sultan Vienna, Aug. 29. A dispatch from. UBkub says a company of Turkish troops, while passing through that city, fired a volley at tho Austrian consulate. No ono was Injured, but tho Incident will probably Increase the diplomatic strain. The correspond onco of the Macedonian lendor, Saraf off, which has been seized at Monns- tlr, Is reported to prove that ho re ceived aaslstanco from tho pan-slnvlst Busslan committees, who supplied tho Insurgonts with arms and dyna mite, which wore sont from Odessa, via Austria and Roumanla. Constantinople, Aug. 29. The wnr ofllco has authentic Information thnt revolutionary outbreaks will occur at threo points In Macedonia next week, and great precautions are being taken. They Never Touched Him Washington, Aug. 29. A decidedly now tun lit th caso of United Stntcs Vlco-Consul William C. Magelssen, at ueirut, Syria, who waa reported to havo been nssasslnnted last Sunday, developed tonight, when It becamo known that the report was Incorrect and that, although Mr. Magelssen had boen shot at, ho hnd not oven been Injured. This Information camo to the state department tonight In n (lis patch from United States Minister Lelshman at Constantinople, who said the mlstnko In mnklng tho original announcement was duo to an error In thb transmission of the cipher dis patch from Consul Bnvengal, at Bei. rut, in reporting tho Incident to the minis tor. Tho dispatch from Minister Lelsh man followed closely on tho Associat ed Press bulletin on the samo subject, which had been shown to tho prom inent officials of tho government. Tho dispatch from the minister wns communicated nt onco to tho Presi dent nt Oystor Bay, but up to a late hour tonight nothing had been heard from him on tho subject nt tho state department. From other sources, however, It waa learned thnt tho President has decided to havo Admiral Cotton nnd bis ships contlnuo to Turk ish waters. Tho dispatch of Minister Lelshman was extremely gratifying to tho offi cials of tho government, as It rel loved tho situation of Its extreme tension and leaves tho way opon for an ami cable and peaceful adjustment of the Incident. Acting Secretary Loomls declined to mako public tho text of Mlnlstor Irishman's dispatch tonight, but he gave a summary of Its contents. As stated In the press dispatches. It showed that Mr. Magelssen had been shot at by some person nt the tlmo unknown to tho officials, but that ho had not been hit. Tho local Turk ish officials wero prompt to express their regreat at tho occurrence, and wero exerting thomsolves to appre hend the assassin, but thus far had bo-'n rnsuccessful. starvation In tho k'londlko country, nnd her body probably has been de voured by wild beasts. Such Is tho Information contained In a dispatch from Seattle which gives tho details of the finding of the un fortunate woman's diary, containing a history of her llfo from tho tlmo Bhe left her former homo In Manknto, un til sho died of exposure nnd lack of food In tho heart of the trackless Cop-, per Blver country. Mrs. Whlto wns a graduate of the dontal school of the State university and wns practicing dontlstry in Daw son City two years ago. She wrote her relatives here, snylng sho was go ing Into tho Interior nnd probnbly would not bo heard from for some time. In n letter written from Cen tral Alaska, July 29, 1903, William Shafter, a petty officer In tho employ of tho government signal corps tells of finding letters and n diary tending to show that Mrs. Whlto perished from cold and hunger, while trying to mako her way unaccompanied to an Interior camp In the Copper River country. Will Race Every Day Now ork, Aug. 29. Tho regatta committee- of the New York Yacht club announced this afternoon thnt the Rellanco and Shamrock will race Monday, and every day thereafter un til tho series for tho cup has boon concluded. Tho commltteo has named Monday, and each following day, In view of the fact that Llpton has practically nban odncd all hopo of winning, and there fore felt no time should bo lost in concluding the races. Secretary Carmack said today thoro wqb abso lutely no truth In tho statement that tho crews of tho Shamrock and Re liance would bo transposed. CALEB POWERS GUILTY Third Trial Ends in Yerdict of Murder in First Degree r v Cowardly Assassin of Gover nor Goebel Twice Escaped -. the Noose but will Now Hang Georgetown, Ky., Aug. 207 Tho Jury In tho Powers enso this morning, returned a verdict of .guilty of, mur der In tho first degree, nnd ho wns sentenced to death. This Is tho third tlmo Powers has been convicted of conspiracy In as sasslnntlng Gov. Goobcl, nnd his pun tshment Is fixed nt death. Tho Jury rcqulrcd four hours to consider tho ense, and tho courtroom was filled when tho verdict wns announced. Robbery at Astoria Astoria, Ore., Aug. 29. Two China men were hold up and robbed of HO on Wednesday night at tho corner of Fourth and Bend streets by a party of young men. Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Llnnville arrested James O'Brien. Guy Lottl. Pnul Marlon, Emll Munson, Charles Jarvl and Charles Norman on suspicion of bolng impli cated In tho affair. Thoy aro nil un dor 20 years of ago, and admit having had trouble with tho Chinamen, but deny hnvlng robbed them. They say that tho Chinamen attacked them and they defended thomsolves. Teamsters Will Win Seattle, Aug. 29. Over 7C0 tennis ters are now out. Fifteen small Anns havo signed an agreemont wltlt. tho big once nnd asked for arbitral tton, but tho strikers turned them" down, nnd Insist on their original de mands. Tho transfer companies havo asked for polleo protection, but as tho strikers havo rosortcd to no vlolonco their demands wero refused.' It looks as If tho men would win everything thoy havo asked. " ! Fresh Today Chocolate Creams '" Pebotla and Peppermint Chews A. T Z i n n ' s 194 8Ute 8t Phone 1071 Main. r Ball Teams in Train Wreck NnpoJcon, Ohio, Aug. 29. A Wn bash special carrying tho Clovolnnd and St. Louis baseball clubs, was ditched horo this morning. None wero fatally, but soveral wero pain fully Injurod. Morcor, of St. Louis, had his ribs frdcturcd. La Jolo, of Cleveland, was badly cut and his kneo cap sprained. S ml ho IT, of St. Louis, had ono wrist fractured, and sovornl otlurs were bruised and cut so badly that thoy won't bo ablo to play for sorao time. Calling out theJReserves Constantinople. Aug. 29. It Is re ported that all reserves of tho first, second and third army corps are about to be called out in preparation for war with Bulgaria. Packing Houses Awful Sick Will Raffle Them Off Orchids From Philippines, Tacoma, Aug. 29. Among other cargo brought by tho Northern Pacific liner Victoria, which arrived In port J lato yesterday afternoon, was a con-' slgnraent of orchid bulbs from tho Philippines, which will bo forwardod to St. Louis for exhibition at the fair noxt year. These bulbs wore sont out from Manila by the government on! tho .transport Dlx and transferred from her to tho Victoria after tho govorn-' ment freighter met with her accident The orchids are raro specimens and very valuable. I Boy Killed While Hunting. , Astoria, Ore., Aug. 29. Elliott Hen ry, tho 12-year-old son of C. K. Henry, tho Pillar Rock seiner, was accident ally shot nnd killed Thursday after noon whllo hunting on Woody Island. source of revenue. iiiiiinniHiitaiinnn" Copenhagen, Aug. 29. Tho Danish government Is considering the dlspos- . . , ., . i ... iAt tho tlmo ho wus wading through a state lottery. In order to sccuro a, ,. . ... ., In whlrli tin linil nlnrpri hfft iriin. ntipflrl ' ,"" ": .: r ;-"-: " or mm. ins companion, wno was pushing another bor.t nearby heard tho report of a gun and upon lnveatl gatlon found tho boy lying dead with I a gunshot wound In his stomach. Tho gun was still In tho boat, but to. both barrels wero empty. It Is sup posed tho young man attempted to pull tho gun out when It was dlscharg-1 cd. The young man's funoral will KamiM Cltv. Auc 29. The Kaw si""" "w"" "" loo nom iron me lamuy resiuenco w rising sjowly. and the packing bousesM tho Doerlng division of tho Inter- morrow with the Interment In Elliott are throwing up dykes. national Harvester company, died of cemetery. Starved in the Far North Chicago, Aug, 29. A dispatch tho Inter-Ocean from Minneapolis, Minn., says: Edith Whlto, former wife of John A, Whlto, general agent jk$fa0&& HOP PICKERSI We havo mado big prep arations for your conven ience. Wliilo camping, in tho numerous articles you will neod. Tho uiiloudid quality of the merchandise adds wonderfully to tho real bargain worth. Iloro aro a few of tho items; Full 10 4 Cotton Blankets, nn I) white, U a(J. gray pr M Full 11-4 Cottoa Blankets, Qr white, taa as J rray cr, - w Full size Cotton Comforts Qfr resruUr $1 25 valaes vJi pl,,0WS75cto$J.40 Genuine Goatskin Gloves Not tho kind of glovo you have been used to buying, but the latest, improved kind, nnd aro tho best Glovo in tho Willamette Valley for the money. All sizes, por pair 25c, 35c and 50c Overalls 50cto$J.50 Socks.. 5c p Straw Hats.. ..5c to $.70 Men's Sweaters, regular 1.00 value ...,7Sc Men's Shirts 50c uf Sunbonnets, the regular 25c kind, each 5c Wrappers... Oc to $3.50 i.3c Soids. oer cak V ' r ' i IHJ