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Progress of j the
Trial at Da
Magers
las.
THREE DAYS GONE BY
And No Testimony Taken Judge and
Attorney! BfComiBsr Impatient
Derbj'g Cold Bath.
DALLAS, Or, May 24. This; . Is the
third day of the Magers trial and still
the taking of evidence Is a thing of the
f uture, The regular Jury panel of
twenty-four men furnished only three
Jurors, on Monday; on Tuesday morn
ine a special venire of twenty-five men
was called, and tnia aumoer was ex-
toc-1
amined, resulting la the selection or
five more Jurors. Another special venire
of twenty nvan...wis summoned frxjsm
the body of the J dounrty, and, after
waiting patiently fpr the men to come
into court, a seletjUon of three fnm
these was made up U1. m. today. -
when the number of men summoned
was again exhausted. Adjournment
mas had to 1 p. m., and; the sheriff
was Instructed to summon another
special venire of ten snen. When court
reconvened the sheriff reported the
men selected. One by one their names
were drawn from the jury box. and
mey wwwwtni u ,.T ,, wen arrested after the funeral
attorneys, with the result that all were? afternoon. The boy Is said to
rejected. Four citUens were then me- U,feve dled of pneumonla and without
lected Irom the bystanders, wid they toedIcaj attention. Saunders was for
shared a. like fate at the hands f I merly collector of customs for Jthe
counsel and court. Another recess was pUKe district. , ,
ordered, and snenn an ursoei oir
ected to summon ten more citizen's
from the .body of the county and the
sheriff and several de utles hastened
to perform this service ;
The special venire o '. ten men was
brought In at 1clockJ and the dreary
recital of questions arid answers was
again resumed, with the result that all
of the ten men iwere rejected. Four
men weretnen called from the by
standers, frith a like result, the Judge
and "attorneys toecomln very Impa
tient at the evident desire of those
called, to evade; serving! oh the Jury
at 5 o'clock the she ft Announced his
Inability to find rnore competent jurors
among the fcystanders. ai Judge Bur
nett ordered a special venire to be
chosen from the body of the county,
forthwith, and , pourt adjourned until
9 am. tomorrow. The Judge "also or
dered the -court bailiffs to keep minors
oat of the gallery hereafter.
The men thus far selected for Jurors
T
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Shirts, pants, overalls, hosiery, underwear
and all kinds of ladies and gents furnish
ing goods. Our prices are right, because
we are doing a cash business. No losses
anywhere. This means a great; saving,
which we give to you, by marking our
goods right down to bed-rock.
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IS SALEM'S CHE1PEST 05K-PBICE CASH STORE. !
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Notwithstanding..
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are: E. a. Henerv. Soring Vaiw
tanner; C D. Purvine. Rlckreal, tann
er; Harry Coad, Douglas precinct,
farmer; Alexander Buckholder. Dallas,
farmer: James Mitchell, Dallas, tanner;
James Olmsted, Rickreal, farmer; D.
R. Hubbard. Dallas, farmer; P. t Bar
tholomews: Ballston, farmer; L. R,
Kimes. Falls City, farmer: Jackson
Baker, falls City, farmer; Tracy Uc
Tiromons. Lewisville, farmer. ll
The case is attracting greater Inter
est than, before, and the court room Is
crowded constantly by the curious, a
rood sprinkling- of ladies Appearing In
the audience, and the matter of keep
ing- the crowd quiet is at times diffi
cult. Several times during the day the
court -threatened to dear the gal
lery, and at the close of the-ttays ses
sions, I the court officers were ordered
to. keep the galleryjl clear of minors
hereafter. In order to prevent further
disturbances of the court.
BUFFALO, May 23. GiHrge II. Kln
tei and Elizabeth Klnter.F his wife.
weU known ln christian Selene" c'rcles I
arreted trwlnv r mni.
them withi miuii:ehir tn r.ii.m
the death of Ralph L. Saunders. 3
years old. who. with
his parents, had
ben visitln at th hnm ,.t pnnHin
sair.ple, of the Thirteenth infantry at
Fort Sumter. Warrant r.n th marm
charge were also Issued for Mr. and
Mrs. James C. Saunders, of Port
Tow lif-end, the parents of the child.
The K Inter 4 weie held in $2500 by
United States Commissioner JJinson.
The arrest was made under the Unit
ed States laws, as tr e death occurrreU
lrn fiA ofu 1 nnnf1 Tia narfltiti!tf ilia
Pore Tea
in packages
at grocers :
Schillings
Best 1
mark
The several bankrupt hoi
tores trying to mlse money
to paT" tor .their sprirg stock
with, we are doing bulness
Ws give you better bargains
at our regular prices, thin
they can possibly afford, and
you run no risk of having
old goods put onto you for
we have none. Strictly one
price to everyone. f
III lilf FAILED
Being Lionized by the
Civilian Element,
Kfi rTT A TCflT? TXT ATVrCJ 'n will,: be no more hard battles
ill VyilA.iilJJ2i 111 UllO.and the new era. fev the Islands that
Thlnkg It Will Be Cheaper in
Long- Baa to Whip the.
Insnrg-enta,
.MA,I.LA May 23 D,,rln th
tfce rnuplno coinmislsnnrrs called ui.-
on 3eneral Otis and
they ..will ret-eat
their can tomorrow. Tbey nre arrayed
in blue coats, scarlet trousers and
gold lace, and diive about the cir.
I reveling In the attentions bestowed on
them wbach Is evidently exceedingly
gratifying to them. They are the
c.ntc-rs of continual leves at the Fill-
Vino noutes wnere iney nave neen en-
I erl"'U ana nave naa every oppor-
I tunity to adv-n e the interests-o? in
correction. The military r sentiment
! disapproves of the riiininos being
lionized! by their civilian element.
General Otis, fiom ante-bellum ex
perience and owing to tht FltoInoV
fondness of ! discussion, has maintained
the attitude he assumed with the nrst
commlslnn. He has had no ofTer- to
m?ke to the Filipinos, save' that tKey"
lay down their arms without terms.'
The army believes that 'f we inttnd
to remain in the Philippine islands it
will be jcheaner in the long run. t
whip the insurgents so thoroughly
that they will be gl.td cf the oppor
tunity to surrender, rother han parley
with them and make terms whlr-h they, and we win not forget them.
corttrue as a ccnipromlaa.' Th-" army , , t .."'
Is also of the opinion that 'While the) -5 THE DEWEY HOME.
first course may cot more h-en and i, 't
more money ln tht beginning'; than the, 'over Three". Thousand Dollars Sub
latter, it will prove an effectual dam- , . 1 crlbed to the Present Time.
per upon the future insurrections;
wbereas. ir the war is ended by a com-1 Washington. May 2. Subscriptions
promise, the professional revolution- th rwey home fund so far re
isjs among the Tsgals may bt eneour CeTei . by the natonnl committee
aged to try again in a few years. j amount to J3.709. Among those re-
Washington, May The Indication
Is clearly set out in the news dispatch
es from - Msnila that the division of
opinion among the Urited States com
missioners as to the best method . of
dealing with the inrurgf nts at this
critical stage has aroused a deep In
terest here. It Is regarded as perhaps
a misfortune that, this phase of the
cltnation was not reached before Ad
rairnl Dewey, leaving Manila for home,
lest to, the commission the benefit of
his experience and sound judgment.
The war department Is inclined to sup
port Genial Otis, not only because , of
his connection with the war, but also
on the ground that his longer expert
ence with the insurgents better fits
him to understand the natives' char
acter. ,
Washington. May 23 Secret '.ry Hay
has received from President Schurmsn
of the jniilipplne commission, long
me&eage giving me reiuiu ui kuv
thus far held with the naUve
Filipino commissions of Agulnaldo to
treat with the Americans. The mcs-
age, was laid be fore the president to
night. He was vry much gratlfiei
with Its contents, which are said to be
very encouraging for th outlook that
something definite may be accom
pUshed. j
WASHINGTON, ! May 24. Surgeon
J. E. Page, of s Admiral lwey s :l3g
ehlp Olympia. has arrived here on
leave. -
He said today: !"Admiial Dewey Is
in no sense a sick man. but Is as wll
as any man Is considered after spend
Irg a year In the tropics.
On being asked if he bad prescribed
for Dewey of late. Surgeon Page said:
"No, he has no netd lor prescriptions.
During the last year he has n t once
ssked for a prescription or taken any
medical adxice except in a casual way.
If he wants ary thing he eends down
to the ship's apothecary and gets It.
His hablU are to regrlar that hJ
needs little or no medicine."
New Tork, May 24. A Journal dls
ratch from Hong Kong quotes Admiral
Dewey as saying,. cn board the Olym
pia: Tr--""";. ' - . '
The ciurtesy of these visitors X
wtrmly appreciate, but X am too much
worn out and sick to receive them. I
am not sorry to leave Manila at this
time; X could not stand the care ana
(responsibility much longer. It 1 vast
! ly easier to be under orders than issue
I" them.
It is responsibility that kills. Dur
ing the year that has elapsed since we
came to Marlla I have not had one
tick day until now. A year is long
(enough in this climate for in old man.
and I am glad to be permitted to 'rest.
On this account T expect lj remain In
Hong Kong two weeks. My Intention
is to spend the time at Victoria peak,
'where I hope to be absolutely free
' from worry. NV-t-ody is ore sensible
i of the kindness of the people who nave
I extended tne invitations, but health
'will not stand It at prtgent. Two
weeks of perfect auiet at tte peak
DB'EY iStiOrftolGKMAN
I .. . . - - -
I tne ruture of the Philippines. I hops I
i to see An-erica poetess the key to Ori
ental commerce and civilization. The
Drains or our great country mill de
velop the untold agricultural and min
eral resources of the Islands. We must
never sell them. Such an action would
bilng oc another great war. We will
r.w part with the Philippines. I am
sure, and In future years the kJea that
anybody should have seiious'y sug
gested It will Im one of the curiosities
Of j history. - " :
"The Insurrection ! will be broken.
was temporarily delayed by tht rifl ng
-1 wnl socn begin.
AguinaJdo and his
generals must be captured and then
tnithe very semblance of an Insurrection
- .Will M9A A miln.MA'.
real newer among the natives. (Wher
ever we go, it is always Agulnaldo.
The vfflcers in the Tagaies, civil and
! military, tIl us they have no power
to treat for peace until they hear front
Arlltn&ldA - - mw anil ttt,A
testifying before the peace cMnmls-
.ten all tomifr tn th n.. t i r
facts. .
fMeny of the Island provinces that
were once warlike are anxious for
peace, and will accept the terms as
soon as the Tagales of Luson are
Whipped into line. ' but they dare not
1 r An t witK tm mm nrm xm lnlnl.lA m
the I tower to confiscate nront rtv .or
B'h those ho offend him. The end that alurc ls m prwtiiin; caus of so
w '? . T Sh Mftr n. rvous prcstration, for th-
Tttl mUt r00 r trrt?r I symptoms it prcduc s on the nervous
r , .. ? " " ' i'. " l inp"in
in juiwn, 4. nil i is pur wnoie WSK.
in line. This. I hope, will not be long
happening
TThe- Olvmr ia will sro home lelturelv.
I Vant all of my ofneers and men to
get the greatest benefit of all the stops
"we can. We will pick our places with
tbta In mind.' They have earned a
reft by a year of steady duty without 4
refpite. While I am glad to be going ,
heme, I -cannot say good-bye to Manila
without regards. There have been very
many pleasant occurrences among the
months-f. harras5lng responsibilities
ceived today was one ot sieo frmn.Vice-
Prefldent.Hobart. -
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TTHB FLAa CAME DOWJr. -; .!
1 -
Too Hasty Action of a British Captain
1 In Tatting an Island.
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I London, May 23 Particulars have
been received ' In London - regarding
the Incident of hoisting the Drit'sh
flag over Port Royalist, Island .f Pel
awan, by Captain Pfort, of the Biltlsh
steamer Labuan. He reports that he
vtrlted the if land on February 1st and
found th popJe In a Hate of cin
Btemation. . The Spaniards, It appenrs.
had left there three months previ.Mis
ly, after saying the Americans would
take over the government In three
'days. The "head man" asked Captain
' Pfc rt to secure protection from tM
governor of San Dakkan and the cap
tain gave them the British merchant
Ensign, with Instructions for the peo-
. . .. , , - .
tPaay nre rnolested tha
"
so nanamg tne neaa man a letter in
this reuse and claiming a BrltUh pro
tectorate over Pelawan. On repurting
the matter to Sir Charles Mitchell, the
governor of the Straits settlement, th
latter communicated wilh the Btltish
. forela-n c'lice. who cabled oiders to
Singapore to naui oown
the British
Black Brownie
..Worth a Quarter..
1!
Short Length
Bargains
We have just received some of the
greatest bargains ln short lengths of
WHITE INDIA LINONS
SILK STRIPE GINGHAMS
COLORED PERCALES
That are offered you at unprecedent
ed pricesv
5c, 7c, 8 l-3c to 15c
A yard for goods well worth double
the price,. don't take our Word for it.
come and see.
Table Linens and
Napkins
Matohed or not just as you wish;
direct from Belfast and Caleralne, Ire
land. The good dependable wearers,
beautiful new designs.
40-inch Bleach Damask at........ I M
(4-inch Bleach Damask a.
M-lnch. Bleach Damask at........ X.00
that are positively unmatched.
gxlO and 8x13 Bleach Cloths with Kap
kina, f rom $20 up.
n
ftl&kes the food more delicious end wholesome
HCarast tMWH PWWff CO. . llsTW PsH,
flag. The British third cruiser Archer,
wss dispatched to haul down the flag,
officials of the foreign office saying
that Pelawan and adjacent lslauds.
being portions of the Philippine group,
became, by virtue of the conquest.
American terrtory. .
i WHY" WOMEN ABB NERVOUS.
(British Medical News.)
The frequent cases of nervous pros
traiitn t r utter -ollapse of the nerv
ous sytt-m under which women "g all
tv places," ns the sayln. 4b, hare caus
ed much thought and investigation on
the part of physicians.
Certain inorganic substances are
wE known to cause various forms of
nervous diseases which nre read:iy
traced to the poisons producing them.
systen. after 1U absorption into tlie
blo?d are very remarkable indeed. Ex-
.KES?1
made uron
, animals by OrPla. Professors Hans
(Mayer. Faul S-in and others, show
that dlum fre-iaemly iiodues uo vis
ible symptoms for many days after lis
. Introduction into ihe body. Then fol-
low loan 01 appome ana otner anmc n-j
tary aisturrt-nces. f na nnatiy a senuu
prot-tration cf the vhol hervwus iys
tern. The-most it eminent physicians
now believe that n-rvous prowa
Uon" and many a ft -ct ions of the
nerves iroin wnnn do in mn ana worn-
en suffer are caved by the; continued
absorption of alum Into the system.
It is !. probablj that many medical
men are unaware f the extent to
which salts of alumina may 1 intro
duced into the body, being under the
Impression that lh use of alum la
bread is irohlbited. jAluto. however,
is still us-d surreptitiously to seme ex
tent to whiten tm-ad and very l.trg-ly
in maktg cheap kinds of baking pow-
.issi Tn fimlllM .ffm haklr.tr now-
1 . -n.rJ. " ummiS care should
be exercised to procure only those
brands made from cream, of tartar.
The alum powders may generally be
I distinguished by the lower price at
which they are sold.
A STRIKE SETTLED.
Buffalo, May 23. Today saw a gen
eral break-up of the dock strike here.
The settlement of the grain shovelers
trouble, as had been anticipated, was
equally followed by disintegration of
all other strikes along the water front.
The settlement of the strike marks the
conclusion of one of the most remark-
Uhnr mAvomonts in tlw hljtrrv
of this country. From 3.060 to 12,000
workingmen took part in the struggle
from first to last and yet the whole
tils to ry of the strike does not contain
the stain of a single riot or a single
authenticated attempt to destroy prop
erty, or interfere with the;rlght
of
others. ' !
TO WEST POINT.
North Tamhill. Wash, May
23.-
Congressman W. L. Jones has appoint
ed Chas M. Sweeney, of Spokane, a
cadet for West Point. Fred H. Smith,
of 8eattie. was named as alternate.
6.
For Graduating
Gowns .
Our line is moat complete and eon
slats of the beet values obtainable. -
REAL SWISS ORGANDIES
CHIFFON ORGANDIES
PERSIAN. LAWNS
INDIA DIMITIES
8 ILK MULLS
Trimmings .
In all that's new and stylish.
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NEW VAL LACES
NEW VAL INSERTIONS
NEW CHIFFON RUFFLING
NEW RtTFFLKD RIBBONS
NEW WASH RIBBONS
NEW SATIN RIBBONS
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LAST
EMBEZZLEMENT.
Portland, Msy ?4. J. Nefl Gresham.
of Joneaboro, Tenn., nephew of ex
Secretary 6t State Wv Q. Oresham.
deceased, committed suicide in a room
at the Perkins hotel this evening by
shooting himself in the heart. Ores
ham was arrestled on the complaint of
a 2a Grande banker for embessleroent
and the omcer who had him tn charge
locked him ' In the room. While the
omcer wasaay. Oresham killed him
self. - I .
NO UNIONTIIIS TEAR.
Minneapolis. May 23, Without a
dissenting vote, the general assembly
of the Presbyterian church today ac
cepted the report of committee on bills
and overtures in favor of making no
attempt this year at a wton with, the
church In the South. More than sixty
oVertures had been received , from
presbyteries requesting that some, ac
tion In the direction of union be taken.
I
CROPS DAMAGED.
Knnas K
ity, May 74. Rain and hail
damage to the crops and
did much
n,rly ln central Ksnsas last night
In Pallne county what and other crops
for miles were confletely destroyed,
many bull lings .were damaged and
thousands of window Mghts were brok-
fikma ASttta i sw m w IaIaw m
W M'MW VWLW WWWmm f . U IV. SStC: MM SB
fcnj birds were killed.
GERMANY S. CHINA.
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London. May 83. The Dally Mall
published the following dispatch from
Tientsin, the port fof Pekln: Three
Oerman officers were killed on May
20th. by Chinese at Kiao Chau (Qcr
tnany post in Shan . Tung peninsula)
which may lead Germany to use force
to compel the payment of the indem
nity. - ' J. , '
ARE FREE MEN.
Dublin. May 8t The lrd lieutenant
of Ireland has relrased O'llsnlon. Mul
let and James Flttharrls. the lat threo
I;itical pi Isoners who were sentenced
tc- Imprisonment f-r life for conspiring
to murder Lord Frederick Cavendish
and T. H. liutke. who were assaslnsted
1q Phoenix Park, Dublin. May . 1882.
HER FIFTH HUSBAND. I
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Peru, Ind., May 23. Chss. Hutchln-
!'"' .
OUring
ron was shot and killed ty his wlf-)
family quarrel at Arca-lla
today. Th woman pleads self-de
fense. She is but It yrars of age and
Hutchinson wss her fifth husband.
CROSSED THE BAR.
San Francisco, May 43. Daniel Haa
kell, one of the best known pilots on
the Pacific coast, died today , of
a complication of diseases.
TOWARDS HOME.
Manila, j May 24 The Oregon and
Minnesota regiment are returning to
Manila from the ftont.
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ft
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