The Corvallis times., September 30, 1903, Image 4

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FUGITIVE IS CAUGHT
BURKE, A DESPERATE
maw
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captured near van
COUVER.
E. P. Beisachc r Tracks Him to Hie
Brother's Cabin Shot Twice
by the Sheriff While M,k---.
ing a Bolt lor Liberty.
Portland, Sep. 27. Portland
Ormrntfl n .T fT. "Rurlrp t b titan,
Derate e scaped prisoner from the
w . . fc j
Hillehoro jail, was shot twire by
6heriff E.S, Baisacher and captur
ed Uet eveniDg, at bis brother's cab
in, eix miles n rth of Vancouver.
The sheriff got the drop on Burke
wbila the fugitive's guns and am
munition were laid aside. Despite
the fact that he was looking down
the vawbing muzzle of tb.8 offhere
eix shooter, Burke utteied a curse
and b lted for liberty. A ball was
eei t ploughing through his left arm
and another through his right
Vthigh. Even in tnis unhappy
plight he etruggled pitifully against
catturev - '"-
His final di?play of desperation
was characterise ; of the man's ae
meaoor tiace bit capture for forgery
'd his tubgequent escape from
Had he got hold of a gun or
t t-f i warned of the sheriff's ap
crotch, there is little douiit but
(bat a pitched battle would have
ersued. i . .
Sheriff B isacher learned several
days ago that the fugitive's real
name 13 P. O. Hamlin, instead of
Burke, and that 'ha has a brother I
living in the woods, six miles from I
Vancouver. Jninking it probable
that the man would make for his
brother's home for shfclter and fooch
the pberiff made bis way to the
place yesterday af ernooi, accom-
pnipu by deputy Ine two men
bid in tbe wools until dark and
then sdvancd cautiously to where
a Jain! ciudia ngnt snowed tnrougn
a window over which a ragged cur-
tain was drawn. I
Tiptoeing carefully to the window
the sheriff could hear men talking.
He listened with his ear close a-1
cainet the window and heard the I
voice of the . fugitive describing
graphically to his" brother bow he
bad given the sheriff the blip, and
fought, a deputy and takm bis
weapons away from him, and had
defied all tbe officers of the country
he had passed through.
'Tbej aiti't goir g to take me a?
loqg ae I tiave got a Caf Irldg Of &
bit of fight left in me," came in
braggadocio tones from behiud the
drawn curtain. -.
Justat this moment the sheriff
(iiscovered that a pane of glass was
out hp window. With a quick jrk
lie toro ih curtain down and shov
rl his 2m ibro'ngh the opening and
brought it ia iiat with the escaped
man's acn'.cay. , " j
"Xho Upjouf, LanJt? or I'll
kill you' he ordered. . 1 ;
Burke's recpo'ne was a curse and
a lap ior the ueartst duor.
-The ebei iff 'shot .. twice. Balh
brlls '.o.k tffect," bricging Burfe to
iis kites. But the fellow was up
agaiu in an instant. He s'aggeiel
!to tthe door, and tried i to open "it.
The d oor- would not y4e;d at first,
and before he coul l get it open tbe
sheriff had reached the place. As
Burke tottered o ;tside ; the officer
pusbed tbe gun utdsr hi3 rose and
told him that it he" made another
move be wouli be killed on the
the spot. " ' . .
1 guess you've got me Li k;eps
this time," Burke said. 1 . i
He was handcuffed and taken,
back, in the house, where: his
wounds were examined. They were
found to be painful, but in no way
dangerous, and the officere then de
termed to take the man to jail -as
quickly as pofsible. They remem
bered that he bad effected three re
markable escapes and wished to
take no chances with him. Tne
drive of eix miles to Vancouver
was made in less than an hour..
The wounded man was taken to
St. Joseph's hopoital, wher,e bis
wounds will be dressed before he is
lodged in jail
' Pomona. California,- Sept. 20.
"After a fast begun on Aug. 5 and
lasting 45 days, during which he
suffered agony that nearly drove
him insane. Frank Richards, agsd
fifty five, foil into a swoon to-aay
- and died within an hour. .
He was warned a few days ago
that a longer continuance of .his
fast would probably result in death,
but he declared his faith that the
Lord was with him and would not
let him die in any eveni.
About Auerust 1 Richards an
' tiounced that an angel of the Lord
. had anneared to him and told him
-that he could not have salvation
" unless he pureed himself byab
: Biflinini? from food for at least 67
At Kings .Valley
i The supervisor has been" doiDg
soma rcaa wort tne past week
; : . r . r "
tea iu ail ttie Kires Va lev vardo
Art Mill r haa completed t ia
logging cootract up theLtickutnut'
Mr. Castle of Dallas was
inth
Valley last week buying
mutton
isueen. v
Pby Si'npaon haa moved his log
ging crew about six mus up the
Luciumme.
Som- seeding ie being done but a
good rain is badly needed to .start
farming generally;
A fthe' Neiheiham sale Satur
day; the stock brought a fair price.
leanings went at f is
Wallace JFrantz and Wm. Dodl y
and their families start for Newport
on a camping outing- today, v
Sim Kibby's borses ran ' away
last Tuesday. The wagon was
badly wrecked; and the harness.
was aH.gone but the collar and !
names when he caught the horses.
Tbe runnaway was caused by a
bridlebit breaking. Sam got off
with a few slight bruises.
Uno.
Henry Bruer Gured
Another D:
montration of Dr.
rin's Skill. V
D.r-
. Mr. Henry Bruer, well known 1o
many of our readers, and now an
employee in the Reform Schotil,
has been cured by Dr. D rrin of
deafness and discharging ears of
ten years' standing
',; Every day; the doctor performs
marvelous cures in his office in Al
bany, and many of his patients are
men and women of .prominence,
with nams well known throughout
the state.' Judgee, lawyers, minis
ters of the Gospel, prominent effi-
ciais and others all bear witness as
to his knowledge of nature's great
but little understood force, electric
ity.r Dr. Dirrin's .many remafka
Ible cures fully demonstrate tbe fact
that be, has mastered the secrets of
electricity in tbe treatment of die
ease, end that be' possesses an ex
jct - ptional knowledge of the cura
live properties of medicines.
The fact that he has successfully
treated a well-known resident of
this section, will influence other ail
ing persona hereabouts in tbe doc
tor's fa yor, Stay ton Mail, ,
MRS. M.J. SLATE REJOICES -
To the Editor: For years I have
been a sufferer with stomach and
heart trouble, poor chcalation, cold
hands and feet, chills and hot flash
es. Tnrougn uc uarrin s treat
ment by electricity and medicines,
the past three months, I am so far
recoven d in health that I feel like
my former eelf. Refer to me at
Alsea, Or. - Mrs. M. J. Slate.
MRS. DCRA IIADLEY'S CARD.
To tbe Editor: For 24 years past
I have had a constant discbarae ol
mv tars. Al o s'omach and heart
troubie and cocstipaiin. Dr. Dir
rin has cured me, to I am fleshicrg
upand now have a good color, much
to my satitjacuon. Will answer
ail qaesUons at Sodavi!l Or.
, Mi;S Dora Hadley.
PR DARRTS'S PLACE OF EC.SINES?.
Dr. Darrin is located at tbe Re
vere Hotel, Albany, until D-c. 1st,
andwill give free pxaminations to all
from 10 to 5 or 7 to 8 daily. The
poor free exespt medicines, 10 to 1J
daily, and those able to pay at the
rate of 9b a week or in mat, propor
tion of time the case may require.
All curable chronic diseases ot men
and women a specialty. ; :
No case published except by permis
sion of the patient. All business re
lations with Dr. Darrin Btncuy con
fidential. Electrical appliance fur
nished. One visit is desirable,
thouch many cases can be treated
by borne treatment oy wnwug
symptoms. These wishing to see
l)r Darrin will da wen 10 uaji
soon as. many require eecond treat
mert. :
For Duchess
& Callahanl
trousers, see Nolan
Wanted. ,
Inquire at Times office.
Wood.
For tale.
Several nice Poland China pigs, both
sexes, eligible to record. . Inquire of
Robert Wylie, Lewisburg, . five . miles
north of Corvallis. . - - . - ,
To Sell or Let. - . '
. One hundred head of good ewes to sell
or let on shares. Apply to
. J. C. Walker, ..'
' 1 Fern P. O, Oregon.
For Sale.
New vetch seed. Also a fresh Jer-
itey cow.
James M. Herron.
DYNAMITED A' BUGGY.
ONE MAN KILLED . INSTANT
LY AND ANOTHER BLOWN
' Ttf O HUNDRED FEIST. :
Robbers Pat Dynamite in the Road
"Satchel Containing $3,600 '
Missing Electric Battery
. Is Used Other News. "
Washington!' Sept 25. A ' mur
der and robberv occurred this af
ternoon on the Middletown road a
bour 15 miles from ' here Samiie
T. Ferguson, of tbe Ferguson Con
structioo Company.' of Pittsbure
was lnstntftlymiled and S; Martin
of. Cincinnati, fatally injured." The
Two men were driving" along1- the
road in a buggy, carrying $3600 in
cash with which ' to pay fome of
their men emp'oyed on construe'
tion woik along the line of the Wa
bash road when" sudden! v an exnib-
sion of dy namite in the roadwav lit
erally tore the rig to. pieces, killing
r erguson outngbt and threw : Mar
tin 200 feet, tearing his left arm al
most from the socket."
It has been learned 'that two men
supposed' to be e. placed the
aynamite in tnroad for the'pur
pose of killing F-rguson and ': had
arranged to explode it bv mans of
an electric - battery: The satchel
containing the money is ; missing.
Two suspects are under arrest.
. Cynthiina, Ky., Sept. 25.--Cur-lis
Jett was brought 'into court Uo-
day,: when Judge Osborn decided
that, be be. "hinged, between euarise
and f onset, December Is, tor kill
ing Jatiit OcksiK , Jjtets?nt Ky.
July zl, - ..; ;
' When, Judge Osbeiiie: said, he
would send the prisoner to another
jail Jett pleaded earnestly not to be
returned to Lexington. .-
Judge;Blantn filpd papers giv
ing his : grounds for a new trial,
preparatory lo carrying the case to
the court of appeals at Frankfort. .
Pr.nama, Colombia, Sept, 20r
Senator Obaldia today took over the
functions of governor of Panama.
The event was tbe occasion for
great popular demonstrations by
all parties. . ... -
. His appointment apparently is
part of a general plan the result of
which will be the election of Gen,
Rejs to the presidency and the ap
proval of a canal treaty satisfactory
to the United States. t - i -
In reply to Dr. Florentine Goena
ga, president of the high court , of
justice, Governor Obaldia said: i
I consider that the interests of
the ' world urgently demand the
construction of a canal, and they
have a right to ask our co-operation.
The concessions, the object
iof which is to serve these interests,
though they may imply a sacrifice
of s overeignty, are not against the
national dignity. We cannot deny
cH- lization what it requires from
u to continue its victorious
rrn.oh." . . . ., : . , .. '
AH the speeches today, not qoly
b? Isthmians but by the natives of
tin- rest of tbe republic, demonstrat
ed itiat all the inhabitants' of Pan
am are in favor of the trea'ty. '
MBS. CECELIA STOWE,
' Orator, Entre Nous Club.
176 Warren Avenue, i
Si Chicago, III., Oct. 22, 1902. ' '
For nearly four years I suffered
from ovarian troubles.- The doc
tor insisted on an operation as the
only way to pet well. 1, however,
strongly objected to an operation.
Mr husband felt disheartened as
well as I, for home with a. sick,"
Voman is a disconsolate place at
best. - A friendly druggist advised
him to get a bottle of Wine of
Cardui for me to try, and he did so.
I began to improve in a few days and
my recovery was very rapid. With
in eighteen weeks I was another
being.
Mrs. Stowe's letter shows every
woman how a home is saddened by
female weaknes and how completely
Wine of Cardui cures that sick-
3 ness and brinsrs health and happt-
r, j ness again. Do not go on suifei
j ing. Go to your drufrgist-today
aim DGViuc a JJ uuiuc VL VV lilts
of Cardui. '
' For Sale.
- Good resident lot ; close in at a . bar
gain. Inquire at Times office. -
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DUST' f 0 DUST.
Berry Ingram Passes ' Away at ;his
Home After. Long Suffeirng.;
. Sunday morning September 27th
Berry Ingram succumbed to the
inroads of an affliction which, se
cured a firm hold upon his consti
tution many months ago, and
which baflled the best medical;
skill. v While the physicians were
not fully agreed as to the character
of the ailment, ' it is generally
understood that it ? was cancer of
the stomach. ; ;
; Mr. Ingram owned and. resided
on a farm located at iheI)usty-Mon
roe wagon road crossing of Muddy
creek, and there he reared a family
01 six children. He had lived there
22 years which was the . length of
time he had been in Benton county
At the time of his death ! Mr. Ing
ram was 66 years of age He leaves
a wife, three sons, Olive, .William
and. Charity,5 all residents of. this
valley; three daughters, Mrs. T. H.
Wellsher of Corvallis, Mrs. Sylves
ter Leach pt Hafrisburg and Miss
H-thel, who is at home; one sister,
three brothers, Wash, Loyd and
Green, and mother, who; resides
with the last named brother.
Berry Ingram was a. man of
excellent character. He was re
served in manner, but cordial,- and
was regarded as one of Benton
county's best citizens. In this
6tate he has many relatives and
friends who will learn of his death
with unfeigned sorrow and regret.
A Remarkable Record. -Cbambesiniii's
cough remedy has
a remarkable record, ; It has been
in us3 for over thirty years during
which timer many millions bottlts
have been notS and used, i It ' has
long been-the standard and main
reliance u-the. irKtmet of croup
n thousands of homes vet during
all this time no case has ever' been
reported 1 to the '" o. anufacture in
which it failed to effect : a cure.
When given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even as soon as
the croupy cough appears, it will
prevent the attack. It is pi easant
tosake and many children- like it.
It contains ' no opium er other
harmful substance and may be giv
en as confidently to a baby as to an
dult. For sale by Graham &
Wortham.
To Students.
Board by" week or month; wttir. rooms
unfurnished or furnished; board' without
room $2.50 per week or $12 per month
with room. ---
; Good cooking and everything in good
t38te. Inquire two doors north' of Bap
tist church or at J, W. Inglers harness
shop.
. . M. G-lason, .
Cotswold Bucks-
A few yearliag bucks for sale at
f5
each Spencer Bicknell.
Notice fea Pruoe Growers.
Have just received "Red Seal Lye"
in 5 pound cans; 60 pounds -to , case.
Most convenient and cheapest way -to
buy for spraying and dipping. On sale
at nodes' Grocery.
W.'WHOLGATE
Cabinet flaker
' AND ..
Upholsterer.
Lounges, Conches Desks,'. Folding
Beds, Etc., made, to order. Particular
attention given to special orders and re
pairing. All work guaranteed. One
door south of R. M. Wade's, Main street.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
railroad:
7 Time Card Number 22.
a - For Yaquina:
Train leaves Albany 12:45 P- m
.' - Corvallis...,.-. 1:50 p. m
arrives Yaquina. 5:35 p. m
t Returning: - - , .
' leaves Yaquina 7:30 a. m
c Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m
Arrives Albany , .... 12:15 p. m
3 For Detroit: - -
. leaves Albany. 7:00 a. m
Arrives Detroit. .12:20 p. m
4 from Detroit: -
- leaves Detroit... ...i:0o p. m
Arrives Albany 5:55 p. m
' Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time
to Connect with S P south bound train,
as well as giving lwo: or three hours in
Albany before departure . of S P north
bound train. 5
Train No -a-coaijects with the S P trains
at Corvallis and Albany giving direct ser
vice to - Newport and adjacent beaches..
- Train for Detroit. Breitenbush "and
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
7:00 a.m., reaching Detroit at noon, giv
ing ample time to reach the Springe the
same day. -.v ...-.: s,.
For further information apply to
7 - Edwin Stonb, -
. ' - Manager,
H. H. Cronise, Agent Corvallis. -,
Thos. Cockrell, Agent Albany. :
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Homeopathist
Office cor 3rd pnd Monroe sts. Eeel
dence cor 3rd and : Harrison sts.
Hours 10 to 12 A. M. 2 to 4 aad 7
to 8 P. M. Sundays 9 to 10 -A. M.
Phone residence 31 5. '.
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Office up stairs back of Graham &
VVells' drug store. Residence on the
corner of Madison and Seventh. Tele
phone at residence. 104. ,
All calls attended promptly. '
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POSTO FFTCE FUILDJKG
For Sale,, . : ., .
At a bargain; 200 feet oE picket fence.
Apply to Mrs. Sarah E. Moore, corner
Third. & Jackson. - r '
Good Lots for Sale Cheap. t
Expecting to leave Corvallis soon I
have -some good, well located lots, for
sale cheap; . . , . N. B. Avery.
W MId Suits
Tor Young Men.
. Sizes 32 to 38, .
iucsc cuius aiB.iiiauts lur ine
young men who like to be'
wen aressea. iney are tne
Lv finest handsomest clothes you
will see this seasoD, '
Elegant line of suit for tbe
sto-tman, the slim man, or
any kind of man,
$5-00 to $25.00
Priestly Gravenette
Rain Goats,
The most useful coat made,
$15, 16.50, 1S,00:
Shoep, and Gordon Hats.
off the laurels it the
HUG CONVENTION.
ts are not mounted on
beat Folders or. at-
ounts, making a com-
and artistic.- Sam-'
b now on exhibition at .
t SoatSi Maim St.
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