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QUEST FOR POISON
BEAUTIFUL WIDOW OF RAILROAD CHIEF'S
WEDS SPORTSMAN.
SON WHO
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EVERY ARTICLE in the Store REDUCED
Druggist Tells of Peculiar
Potion That Was Sought
to Kill Puppies.
STOMACH TO BE ANALYZED
Prisoner In CHI ia "Murderers
Kow" JWn Well and F.ntrtln
TITE 31011X1X0 uuwwaiAHi,.'TCESDAT1 OCTOBER 24. 1911.
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PASTOR
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Visitor Fortune risx-ed ml
SrTk of Defense.
BOSTON. Oct. it. Ftartllns: efldence
which haa been In the hands of the
police for aeveral day, bat which they
huo carefully aruarded. leaked out to
night and promlii to rast additional
Interaat on tha can of Rer. Clarence V.
T. Rlcheaon. the Baptlat minister,
charged with tha murder of Aria LJn-
nell.
When the police rare out the state
ment of William II. llihn. tha Newton
drurriat. where the Cambridge paator
la alleg-ed to have bought cyanide of
potjiilum. the drutr that rauaed the
death of the Linnell alrt. they aald
that tha paator had asked Hahn for a
poison whhvh -"would kill a doe; at
Ma home, w!ch ' about to rjTe
birth to poppies.
Police Draw lafereee.
Tonight It la aald on authority that
tha druggist added another aentenca to
the conversation he aaya be had with
Rlcheaon: that the mlnlater alao aald
"1 want a polaon which will kill the
purnlea without killing the doe;.
Tha druggist declared. It la aald. that
he replied hat he knew of do drue; that
would do thia.
Tha police attach considerable algnlfl
flcanca to thla version of tha couver-
aatlon.
While tie atate waa collecting Ita
evidence the Rer. Mr. Rlcheaon lata to
day faced two trading membera of hie
church and declared:
I am Innocent and will prove It
when the time cornea.
In addition to the atatement of Moaea
Grant Fernanda, father of Rlrheaon'a
fiance that the mlnlater would have
the beat rounael money could obtain,
farther aaalatance haa .been promlaad
from bla own family. Aaaurance of
support came today from Pr. W. A.
Rlcheaon. of Amherst. Va.. a wealthy
uncle, who declared bla fortune waa at
the command of the defenae.
The police today continued their ef
fort! to find the reataurant where Mlaa
IJnnell and the paator are aald to hare
eaten on the day the girl waa found
dead.
The stomach of the girl la now In tha
custody of Professor Whitney, of Har
vard Medical School, who la making
chemical analysis.
In Ma cell at the county Jail Rlche
on remalna calm and haa made no
atatement. lie slept peacefully during
the greater part of the night and awoke
early. After eating a late breakfast
re read the newspapers. Today he waa
allowed to receive visitors and hla sls-
ter and lawyera arranged to aee him.
Ferelgaera rrwaad PHaeaer.
Hta cell la between the celle of four
Italians, who are awaiting trial for
murdering I -eon rlctpha. the night of
July I.
Ex-Judge Jamea R. Pun bar and
Ma aon. Philip R. Dunbar, who have
been retained by Rlcheaon and who are
also attorneys for Moaea O. Edmand
father of Mlsa Violet Edmanda. who
waa to hare married Rlcheaon October
II. hare decided to make no atatement.
rr the present, at least. They hare
Instructed Rlcheaon to eay nothing
concerning the case to anyone.
Kdmanda alao continued uncommuni
cative, except to reiterate hla declare
tlon that he believed Rlcheaon Innocent
f the crime for which he haa been ar
rested.
JlSTItK ASKED FROM Pt'LPIT
IloMon Preacher Saya Rlcheson
should Pay Penalty.
BTSTO.V. Oct. 11. Two Boston mini
Istera dlacuaaed tha Rlcheaon. caae from
tneir puiplta laat night, llvr. Allan
A. Stockdale. paator of the Union Con
gregational Church, declared Rlcheaon
had placed the ministers of the city
unaer a cioua similar to that over
Danaera arter a defalcation. "But I
nave tne utmost confidence In the
courts or Massachusetts that justice
win do aone ana that ewtftly." ha
added. "I feel sure that Justice will
he aa awlft as It waa in the famoua
" rippen caae in London and the Beat-
tie caae In Virginia. Thi.t the murder
was premeditated and ce'd blooded
eeeme to me positive, aftet the dis
closures that have been maae." Rev.
Herbert 8. Johnson, pastor of the ac
cused man a own denomination, urged
the fullest Investigation and declared
that If his brother clergyman were
tound to have committed the deed
merged, the fact that he waa a clergy
man ahould mark him as the more de
serving of punishment.
RICIIESOX IS CALLED CRAZT
Aberdeen Man, Intimate of Pastor,
Thinks Him Insane.
ABERDEEN. Wish, Oct. 2J. (Spa
"lal. "Until recently I have known
Rev. Clarence Rlcheaon almost aa well
as I know myself. Candidly. I believe
Mm Insane. When laat I saw him ha
was a physical wreck. He cornea from
one of the oldeat and beat families In
irxinla. if he committed the murder
of the I.lnnell gtrk he waa Insane."
Tiila statement was made thla morn
ing by T. R. Rucker. a apeclal aalesman.
or Aoeriieen.
Kucker received an announcement
Friday of the approaching marriage of
-Mr. mcneson to Mlea Violet Ed
mand. Tha announcement read as fol
lows:
Mr. and Mrs. Moaea Grant Edmands
announce tne marriage of their daugh
ter. Violet, to Mr. Clarence Virgil
Thompson Richeeon, Tuesday evening.
October 31. 1I1. at I o'clock, at the
First Baptlat Church. Newton Center.
Mass."
PACKING PLANT IS BURNED
Stock Is Ruined In Mysterious lire
at la Grande.
LA GRANDE. Or.. Oct !. Special.)
Klre of an origin that la mystifying
destroyed the parking plant of the
ISrand Ronde Packing Company here
today. With the loss of the plsnt. Ice
plsnt. storage and other departments,
three tons of Isrd, four doxen rattle,
hogs and aheep and a big Una of hams
and bacon were ruined.
The plant waa one of the largest In
Eastern Oregon and the loaa Is 111,000,
partly Insured.
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MUTCH IS SURPRISE
Beautiful Mrs. Moore Steals
March on Society.
WEDDING IS KEPT SECRET
Sportaman'a Ilrlde Widow of Son of
Rork Island President, and Is
"Votrd for Her Daring and
Skill aa IIorM'woman.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21. New York
aoclety people are a:IU commenting on
ne unexpected wedding of Mm Na
thaniel F. Moore, widow of tha aon of J.
Hobart Moore, of Chicago, the million
aire prealdent of the Rock Island Rail
road, to Lemuel Kaatlnara Arnold Jr
which took place at tha cnuntrv ..i .
of William Congdoh Fargo, tha bride's
father, near Heabrlght, N. J, laat Wed
neaday. The ceremony, which waa iwrfnpm.il
"J ine txev. itr. xoblnaon. of Rds.nv
N. J., waa a Terr nnlef fr.i.
only a few of the moat Intimate frlenda
oi ina young roupj being present. In
lacu ao aecret were the plana for tha
ceremony kept that nwa of the mar
"age came aa a complete surprise to
mosi oi tneir acquaintances
Bride la Dariaa- Rider.
Mr. Arnold la widely known
cnampion or out-of-door snort, while
Hummer visitors 'at Santa R.rh...
1 -. ami remember the sensation Mra.
Arnold caused there several seasona
ago wnen she rode horseback tn
jaunty riding attire of man's rldln
ureecnes. coat ana Doots, Kile warn one
or trie moat daring horsewomen at the
fashionable aoclety colony, no horae
being too spirited for her to handle.
As Helen Fargo, the present Mrs
Arnom waa considered one of the most
beautirul New York aoclety girls when
ahe was married to Mr. Moors In No
veaaber, 1S0&. The wedding waa one
of the most brilliant aoclety events of
that aeaon. blnre her husband'a
death, ahe has put In most of her time
aj. Banta Barbara and her father'a
country home at Beabrlght. Only al
long Intervale has she been seen al
the Fargo mansion, fit Park avenue.
First Wife Gets Divorce.
Thla la Mr. Arnold's aecond marrlaa-e
hla former wife, who waa one of the
leading spirits at all' the fashionable
dog and horae shows frequented by
the Long Island smart act. being Marie
iioiaington. or Brooklyn. Young Arn
old married her directly after bis
graduation rrora Tale, but their mar
ried life waa a failure and early laat
year airs. Arnold went to Reno. Nev.
Their divorce soon after waa followed
by the announcement of her marriage
to ttamuei wmetts. oi Koslyn. L. I,
former maater or tne nounds at the
Meadowbrook Club.
Mr. Arnold and Mra. Moore became
engaged laat Summer, but few peraona
knew of their betrothal. They de
parted on a honeymoon tour of Eu
rope yesterday.
LYMAN UP FOR CONSPIRING
Promoter Charged With Plot In At
tempted Jail Escape.
SAX FRANCISCO. Oct S3 Dr. John
Grant Lyman, the promoter held by
the Federal authorities on charves of
having, uaed the matla to defraud, anl
who waa returned to California Sat
urday after recapture at Klamath
Falls. Or., following a sensational es
cape rrora an Oakland hospital, waa
arraigned before United Statea Dis
trict Judge Dehaven here todav on
chargea of conspiracy in attempting to
escape from the Federal authorities.
Hla hearing on the fraud chargea will
be held after the disposition of tha
conspiracy case.
Two days time In which to file a
a7
to obtain a reduction or tne 1 10.000 ball
required wss refused.
MONSIGNORCAPEL DEAD
Private Chamberlain to Pins IX Ex.
pires at Sacramento, Cal.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. 11. Mon
algnor T. J. Capel. world-famous Cath
olic, once private chamberlain to the
Pope, la dead here.
Monalgnor Capel died peacefully at
the residence of Bishop Grace. He had
been 111 for aome time. The Monalgnor
preached In the Catholic Cathedral only
yaaterday. lie waa found unconscious
In bed thla morning.
Monalgnor Capel waa born October
1. 1S3(. Having completed hla educa
tion by alt years private tutelage fin
der the Rev. J. ftt. Qlennle and B. A.
Oxon, In 1SS0 he waa ordained a priest
by Cardinal Wiseman of England.
In January, 1st, he became co
founder and vice-principal of St. Marya
Normal College at Hammersmith.
Shortly alter ordination he waa
obliged to go to a Southern climate
to recruit hla strength. When at Pau
ha eatabllahed the K'ngllsh Catholic
Mlaaion, and waa formally appointed
Ita chaplain.
During aeveral vlslta to Rome ha de
livered courses of English sermons In
that city by the express command of
the pontiff. Monalgnor Capel, while
laboring at Pau In the work of "Con-
veralons." waa named private cham
berlain to Pope Plus IX In 1168. and
after hla return to England, doraestle
prelate. In 187J.
la 113 Monalgnor Capel came to the
T'nlted Statea and settled In California.
Ha waa the author if aeveral works,
among tfiem being "The Holy Catholic
Church," "Confeaalona" and "The Pope,
tha Head of the Church. As Cntesby,
he la suppoaed to ba portrayed In
Disraeli's "Lothalr."
SMALL POSTS MUST GO
COXCEXTRATIOX OP TROOPS
TO BE NEW POLICY".
Army Chiefs Announce That Sftny
Little Forts In West Will Be
Abandoned Before Long.
WASHINGTON, Oct1 23. After
month'a tour In the West, Secretary
Stlmson and Major-General Wood have
returned to Washington. They made
a trip along the Mexican border in
specting Army posts aa far aa Prea
cott. Arlx. Secretary Stlmson and Gen
eral Wood aald the trip confirmed their
belief that sound Army policies re
quired the concentration of troopa In
targe poats and the abandonment of
many email Wea
It waa decided
iSsGlfiiS 11I1E ANGRY
troops now in th
above the norm
posts. Including the troops ordered
thither In connection with the forma
tion of tha maneuver division, should
be removed forthwith. Orders will be
Issued for the return of moat of these
troops to their posts, though some of
the men must go to Hawaii and the
Iathmua to form the permanent garrl
aona there.
OREGON SOLONS SCORED
Judge Han ford Comments on Laws
Affecting Admiralty Cases.
SAN FRANCISCO. OcL 22, The Ore
gon Legislature showed an unwar
ranted assumption of power" In giving
the state courts exclusive jurisdiction
In a certain class of admiralty casea.
according to ft decision rendered here
today by Judge C. H. Hanford, in the
United States Circuit Court af Ap
peals. The Aurora Shipping Company had
appealed from a judgment rendered In
the United States District Court, at
Portland, awarding damages to Mag
gie Boyce. widow of a longshoreman
accidentally killed while working on
one of the company'a vessels at Port
land. The accident was adjudged due
to the company'a carelessness. - The
Judgment of the District Court was ac
cordingly confirmed. aa against the
clalma of the atate tribunal.
SECOND DURBAR PLANNED
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'Washington Would Have Inaugura
tion Lost Week.
WASHINGTON. Oct. J3. There le m
plan under discussion to have Presi
dential Inaugurations laat a week..
Americana patriotic enough to spend
their money at home and democratic
enough not to crave the presence of
royalty In the court of honor no longer
will have to cross tne seaa lor coro
nations a?nd durbars in order to gratify
love of pageantry providing the. am
bltloua scheme hatched by Washlng-
tonlana la carried to completion.
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Paisley Man Twice Indicted.
LAKE VIEW, Or, Oct. 23. (Special.)
The grand Jury at thla term of the
Circuit Court has completed Its labors
by Handing In two Indictments against
B. Jackson for alleged violation of
the lomj. option laws. Jackson's home
at Paisley, and the two Indictments
Imply Increase the already large num
ber that have been found against men
that town. D. Blggerstaff, of Pals-
ley. Is under Indictment on a almllar
harre.
Limit Set on Fair Guests at
Annapolis "Hops" Resented.
MOTHERS INDIGNANT, TOO
Members of Younger Set in Washfng-
ton
Think Commandant of the
Academy Has No Tllght
Enforce New Order.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. (Special.)
Fair maids of Washington's younger
aet to whom the fortnightly "hops" at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis are
social events of the greateat Import
ance, are much put out over the order
recently issued by Captain Glbbona,
commandant of the academy, prohibit
ing each midshipman from inviting
more than three girls- to the social
affairs.
The girls say that It Is perfectly hor
rid of .Captain Glbbona to make the
ruling, and that the Navy Department
haa no business permitting such an
Infamous order to go Into effect. How
ever, the hue and cry ralaed by the
young women and their, mot hers haa
disturbed neither Captain- Glbbona nor
the department. It Is said that the
order will be enforced.
In the past there has been no limit
to the number of girls each of the 700
midshipmen at the academy could In
vite to trip the light fantasy at the
achool parties, and the Capital girls
snd their mothers swarmed over to
Annapolis every time a - "hop" waa
acheduled. Special trolley cars were
run to transport them.
Many prominent matrons of Wash
ington, wboae daughters feel that Cap
tain Gibbons has curtailed their rights,
have expressed themselves in no uncer
tain terms, resenting the promulgation
of the order. .
"I see neither sense nor reason In
this regulation," said Mrs. Russell Har
rison, daughter-in-law of the late Pres
ident Benjamin Harrison, whase daugh
ter, Marthena, Is one of the moat popu
lar girls In the younger set. "It re
minds me of the order once Issued by
the Navy Department prohibiting wives
of officers from following their hus- ,
bands abroad. J imagine this order
will be 'enforced about as easily as
that one waa. The Navy officers' wives
went abroad anyhow, and the depart
ment backed down."
STRIFE IS PUT. ASIDE
(Con tlnued PTom 'First Page.)
both houses It shall be submitted to the
President for his signature. If he ap
proves the same he shall sign it; if
he disapproves the same he shall return
It to the House whence It originated,
with his objections. It only depends,
therefore, upon whether he approves
the bill what his duty is. '
"Of course you can run away from
an Issue. If a bill Is sent to the Presi
dent and be does not sign it, then it
goes Into effect without hla, approval.
I have tried generally to pursue a pol
Icy that when an issue la brought to
me I decide on It one way or the other.
That la what I did and that la what 1
propose to do In the future.
"If I don't like a- bill I am going
to veto It. whether I look like Geoge
III or any other King. But that power
Is imposed upon me by the Constitution,
and I am bound to exercise it and
am going to exercise It with my best
.judgment In the interest oi tne coun
try." -
Sick headache Is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches will disappear. For sale by all
drufrr1sts. ;
means more 'than a fat.
baby. It means laying the
foundation of a strong,
sturdy constitution.
Fat alone is not enough;
there must be bone,
muscle, brain and nerves.
Scott's Emulsion
it thm Aetna of perfection for
Mother an J Child. ,
ALL DRuaaisrs
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Gordon
Under a GORDON you're
over wearing any other make
A. B. STEINBAGH & GO.
Your judgment "goes".
Just tell the grocer if you are not com
pletely satisfied with our soups. And he
returns your mone'.
We have confidence
ment on
We know how good they are. We
have yet to find any one who wouldn't
rather have the soups than the money.
But you know best what you like. We
leave it all to you
21 kinds
Asparagus
Beef
Bouillon
Celery
Chicken
Chicken Onmbo(Okra)
('lorn Bouillno
Clam Chowder
Ccnromiue
Jiiltenae
Mock Tnotla
"I wish that all places
Kaew Campbell's good
1 cbeer.
For then the palefaces
Would sll disappear."
Just add hot aattr,
bring to a bod, and serve.
Joseph Campbell Compant
Camden N J
Look for the red-and-white label
iats
in your judg-
10c a can
Mnlllgatawny
Mutton Broth
Ox. Tnil
Pea ,
Pepper Pot
Prlntanler
Tornsto
Tomato Okra
Vegetthle
Vermicelli-Tomato
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