Weekly Oregon statesman., March 20, 1900, Page 6, Image 6

WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1900.
V.
VcriiyaSjDecIorei
. ncSertsIn tape Town It Is Tfcscsht That
the lri Is Near.
'line of stale land to Salem and Turner
county road thence northwesterly along
said road to 22A street in baiem, tnence
westerly along the west line of said S2d
street to the north line of J. Myers
I - - . t -1
Tfca first restivitlDS Since t(:e South African
III 11V ji 4131 auvvi .
tion to Salem, thence northerly along
the west line of aist street to the mid-lie
of he channel of f Mill creek, thence
down the middle of said 'creek to the
place of beginning. . .
. Yew Park Beginning where Com
mercial street in Salem intersects the
tzMl IS tctMMl cUltt tlltaate Sccccss cf General Lcrd tTeun
street in Salem and the Buena Vista
road to where the line running east and
west through the center of section 28,
t 8 s, r 3 -w., intersects said road, thence
cast to the center of section 27, t 8 s,
r 3 w., thence south to the township
line.' thence east to. the one-quarter sec
LONDON. March 18. (Sunday, has shown selfish Europe an example, l r w . whence north vi miles tn
3:35 a. m.). Amidst the festivities of said a responsible official to the repre- center of section 23. t 8 s, r 3 w., east
bt. Patrick Day, London nas ocen senvauve ot tne Associated rrcss, wncn yt mile, north yi mile, east 1 mile, north
listening for word that Mafeking is re- asked what was the feeling of the 1 mile, east to Salem and .Turner road,
lieved. If is remarkable that Uhc re- French government regarding Presi- northerly along said road to 22d street
vival of this holiday, winch puts M. dent AicKinjey s oner 01 tm gooa ONjm J. Myers addition to palem, thence
Patrick's Day hereafter on an equality fices -to England. "We feel," con-tin- northwesterly aloncr the east line of said
wkh Prknrose Day, has been the occa- ucd the official, "that our own position j rbad to the southeast corner of Depot
s'xfn of the first real gala day since the with respect to England, in view of the addition to Salem, thence west along
declaration ot war. Christ masticte was present state ot puwic leeung there, 1 the south line of Depot addition to the
gloomy indeed", in comparison wkh to was too delicate to admit of our ac- j southwest corner of said addition,
day's merry-making. There is much ceding- to Kruger's appeal, and as I thence south aloncr the ea-st line of Yew
in the situation in South 'Africa to jus- this reluctance appeared- to be shared I Park annex to the city of Salem, to its,
tify rejocjng. however, tor the rapid oy every other power, the action. 01 intersection with Cross street, thence
pacification of the Free State leads the - the American government in taking westerly along the south line of Cross
people of Great Britain-to believe that the initiative, was an agreeable sur- street to the west boundary cf Yew
they hare a statesman as well as a prise. That it did not succeed does Park addition to the city of Salem,
strategist in hero of the hour. "Bobs." not detract from its merit." thence north' along the west line of
With railway communication ; open . This question of the '-destruction of Yew Park addition to the city of Salem
to the Cape, and the morale of his the gold mines, as predicted "by Mon- to the northwest corner ' of the Yew
army at its highest, England lis now taguc White,-is regarded as a serious Park addition to the city of Salem,
ready to trust the commander-in-chief matter here, and as being not merely thence westerly along the south bound
to complete the remainder of his task possible, but probable. The French ary of the city of Salem to the 'place
in his- own way, confident of his ulti- press hs taken up the matter, and of beginning.
mate success. So far as the Free State points out the enormous- amount of South Salem .Beginning where Corn
is concerned, although the B6ers are French savings sunk in the Rand gold mercial street in Salem intersects the
entrenching at the Vaal river, the im- fiekls- It is stated1 that, if the Boers south line of W. H. ..Wilson's d. I. e..
presskm at Cape Town, onight, is that carry out their 'threat, it will take at thence southerly along Commercial
the war is virtually over. The Trans- kast three years to reconstruct the street in Salem and the Salem and
vaal officials are said to have vacated surface machinery and other plants, Buena Vista county road to where the
Langs and Vreyberg. but the rebels -while immense destruction could be hne running east and west through the
are unwilling to enter the Transvaal, wrouorht bv dvnamitin.tr ih , t.rw1.-r- center of section 28, 8 s, r 3 w., inter-
being anxious to trek homeward. No trronnd workmcrs. Franri- om -1 sects " said road, thence west to thef
one would be much surprised if a great third of the shares in the Transvaal southwest corner of the northaest quar
spread of this contagion occurred in mines, arirt these a-larmist nredirtinn ttr of section 29, t;8 s. r 3 w.. thente
. 1 e . 1 . l a a. m ......
r boundary line of A. F. .Waller? d. I. c. shall be presented for approval and the 0 A f A fM"T A ' T T fl TK f I
i thence south 00 degrees east along said ofacers elected, shall be held at the ns- 1 j I I I Mil III I
lh II line to northeast corner of A. F-.WaK ual place of meeting on the las,t Saturday li il h I I . f I U ji I J
JU U Ur's A. I. c. thence south "along west cf May. igoo. and yearly thereafter. I Ul M U f .U J U U J
the next fortnight.
have already had their effect on the
quotations of the stocks of- these mines
in which French holdings are large.
STRONG POSITIONS.
THE DAY CELEBRATED.
London, March 17. Lord Chief jus
tice Russell set an example in the law
courts today, and all the judges fol
lowed his example, of wearing a sham
rock below their ermine collars. The
theatres were all oreoared to mark the
day in the same way tonrght. On the
stock exchance the enthusiasm ;lnvwn
n ceieDrating tne. aay gave the room London. March it.
north t mile to the northeast corner
oi the northeast quarter of section. 20,
t 8 , r 3 ' w., thence west to the ast
bank of the 'Willamette river, thence
down east bank of the 'Willamette river
up the west bank of the slough west of
Art VII. Rtigular meetings will be
held of each month at
and special meetings may be' called by
the president.
: . ;
too copies of the constitution and by- PCertO R1C2HSU III IfQC COQrtSS
taws jor astrvDuiion. 1 y , 1 - ; . ,
"Secretary Dosch said yesterday that tO UlSke llSStC.
curcd-truit men in Oregon : and Wash
ington are taking great interest in the
proposed association. 'Many encourag
ing letters are received, from them, arrd
fJS,f.hm:,pJ:5 wsmss is at standstill
of protection, and are confident that the
association will, give it to them. Sec
retary Dosoh believes that 75 per eerie
of the cured-tnnt men will Sign the! Uncertainty Bptrdlay th Fntar Tariff
agreement, lr tms dorte Dy June HMrwntnJ..omihi.h
10th the association will be? permanent-
ly organized N j Irr. u
(5
Avoid all drying inhalents and use
that which cleanses and heals the mem-
orane jjjy ream isaim ir sucn a 1 ... SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. March 17
rrmcqy ana cres-caurrn! easuy ana M a peciai meeting of the chamber
pleasantly Cold m the head vanishes of commerce, today, it was decided to
quicMy. Pric? 50 nts at druggists dose an business houses on Monday,
orby mail.; ; ,v ...t to cnaDje j,e merchants to attend the
Catarrh caused difficulty iii speaking open r TOeeting on the plaza, wkh. the
and to a grear extent Joss of hearing. otject f drawing up a petition to Gov
By the use ipf Ely s Cream Balm drop- ernor General Davis, demanding an im
ping of mitcus has ceased,! voice and mediate congressional decision on the
hearing have greatly improved. J. W. tariff, one way or the other. Agrcc
Davidson, Atty at Law, j Monmouth, ments were sen to all the j towns
111. 5 ; " i! : r thrnno-hnnt 'Piiprto Kirn. r-aiiiHn
... r ---w , . o
like demonstrations. :,
A X 1; x "L 1 :
PIERCE RUNAWAY fei? h!?
order goods or to advance funds on
the olanters "accounts. iMcrchants will
MK8. hbs Br beeleb AND oacohieb J be . satified to accept any direction of
congress,, ciLher free trade, a 25 or a
15 per cent tariff, but they ask for a
settlement of the auestionr'sb that bus-
Drawn by a Torn ot Frightened AnlmaJ. iness activity may -be resumed.
oiJKy country women marcnen irom
Naranjito. last evening, and petitioned
ueneral Davis to save them from star-
HATK A ItAKKOW lSCAFE.
Their Conveyance Crashes Into a
Heavy Frm Wagon.
3
(From DailyJ March 1:8th.) ,
One of the mosi ugly and frightful
runaway acicdentsf ever witnessed on
"the streets of SIem was that ; which oc-
.curencl about 2:30 1 o clock yesterday
I vation. and to provide work and food.
ine women presented a most pitiable,
sight. They were barefooted, iragged
and half naked.! . . , .
USED GASOLINE.
afternoon, and fron which Mrs. Henry c , , 7Z i
'Bccler and daughter. Mis Anna, mir- AwfuI Rwhs of Carelessness in Start
acuOously 'escaped? with their live. ,ng a .''re' I
doings at Port A rthur, has at last I
forced the conviction that, where there 1
is much fmoke, there must be som f
fire. . - c
IT IS COLD.
Eastern Cities Reported Uniuua!
Weather for This Month. 1
. rktsburg, March 17 The mcrcurv
dropped to 2 degrees above zero about
daylight. This is the coMest weather
experienced in March for twenty-three
Lima. O., March 17 The tempera
ture dropped to 7 below zero this
morning. .
Cleveland. March 17.--.Tl1e lowest
March temperature experienced! in fif.
teen years was recorded tod 33 The
mercury indicated from I to 3 below
zero. . ; - '. ..
Savannah, Ga., March 17. The teml
peiature went to 30 above last night
Early vegetables were badly injured.
; JEFF. DAVIS CAPTOR.
' 1 .,-.'.!..'
"Iadison. Wis., 'March 17. -General
Henry 'Harnden, -commander of the
Wisconsin department of the G. A.
arid who commanded the Wisconsin
troops that were with the Michigan
company, and captured Jefferson Davis,
died of pneumonia this evening.- -
SENT TO PRISON. I -
Glencoe, March 15. The Boer de- j Salem to a point where the south line
fenses along Bigzarsbcrir have been of W. H. Wilson's d. 1. c. -if extended
completed and are said to render the I westerly would intersect the west bank
iposiaioa impregnable. lot the slough, hence easterly to the
place of beginning, thence north- on
TITFV nftAPtJtrT I za street 10 v-apiiai 'nome aaaition 10
A dispatch to I addition to the southwest corner , of
me appearance ot a greenhouse. The the Exchange TelegTaph Company. Capital Home addition, thence north on
scenes at Aldershot were characteris- frorn Cape Town, dated today, says it P! street to Ferry street, thence west
n H ,u v oecn oeciaeo to send only trans- on rerry sireei to piace oi beginning,
.C- V" 'V J vaalers to ibt. Helena, the authorities
JlufwTi Was dnneby "" troops finding it difficult to prevent conflicts
?5-,VuigeL , wear.t- A reT,J e between the Free Staters and Trans-
linn vauus u:uc a lour "ui inc Darracics . u.. ,
pjayi
Day
ring "Uarry Owen," "St. Patrick's
in the Morninar " and "Thi nv
pf Wexford." I
' I -
IT IS NOW ASSURED
FRANCE JS PLEASED. ( f
Paris, March 17. "The United States before,
I VICTORIA CELEBRATED'
Victoria, B. C, March 17. St. Pat
rick s. Day was celebrated throughout
writiMi Uouimbia as it never has been i
FBCIT ROWERS OF THE NORTHWEST
WILL ORGANIZE,
CHANGES ABE MADE feSstSfSJ
BOUNDARIES OF THE PRECINCTS IN
MARION COCNTY.
cast to Salem and
along said road to
22d street in J. Myers addition to Sa
lem. ;
'(North Silverton Bceinninar where
the Territorial road from Silverton
Cood Froepeet That fleventy-flve For Cent
of the Growers Will Bign the
Agreement by Jane. '.
Thoee Unee Relocated by the Coantv Court
at the Janurf Term Pabllshed
by Special Beqneet. j
; (From Daily, March 18th.)
The organization of the fruit growers
crosses the Abiqua. thence up the AM- 0 the Norht s practically assured.
jua to the line (between sections 21 and I ie scneme is oeing enaorsea -oy grow
28, t 7 s, r ,2 e., thence west tan the fcrs, large and small throughout the dis-
noPinwest corner 01 section 25, 17 P, trict included in the association, which
tnertA ienfff ft ahoek. Vili'Av I
creek intersects the east boundary bf ,caves 'j"1 4?- as to the permanency
section 29, t 7 s, t I e., thence down mc lnsutuiion.
At the January meeting of the Mar-
said creek to the line running north
,and south through the center of sec-
ion county commissioners' court, the tion 2, t 7 s, r t w., thence north to the
boundary lines of a number of precincts line ietween sections 26 and 35, t 6 s,
On Friday the board of directors' of
the association held a meeting in Port
land,' concerning which the Oregoniah
lg resolution was adept-
were changed, and the Statesman nub- r I w., thence west one mile, thence I had tthe following:
lished these changes in response o the south to Silver creek, thence down I "At a meeting of the executive, ccm-
request of numerous ,of its J patrons, snver crceK to tne right uank ot I'ud- lmittee of the Cured Fruit Association
nc tines oi nc.nrecincis anecitn n . uicj.' ihcihc uun n uuuiiik nvcrioi inc I'acinc nonntvcsi. at ine o mrs
the change are: j ' to the right bank of the Abiqua river, J of Secretary Dosch, in the Cliambcr of
Maney ueginning at the east bank tnence up inc Diqua river 10 tne place Commerce, yesterday morning, further
of the Witlametite river on the line run- of beginning. ; steps in the line of organization were
ning between sections 23 and 14. t 8 s, Soiith Silverton Beginning where taken. By-laws were adopted. It was
r 4 w., thence east on said line to the Pudding river intersects Silver creek, voted to allow the directors actual ex
northeast corner of section 20, t 8 sj r 3 thence up Silver creek to where it in- penses while canvassing for signatures
w., Ithence south to the northeast cor- tersects the line running north and to the agreement between the asscnia
ncr of the southeast quarter of section south through the center of secdon 3, aion and individual fruitgrowers. The
29. t 8 a, r 3 w., thence east to the 0 . r 1 w., thence south to the line directors may employ assistants at an
ter of section 27, t 8 s, r 3 w., thence thence east Ho the intersection of the able upon condition that the asso-ia-
fr.i.tU . fti.. ...... f. . f . t. - Inurflchm lttr 9il i i ! 'wr .rL. Hiini I .am di.11 A. . . . ' i .
3UUII lJ lilt IIUI V,l4 UCi Jl 111C v " " '("V miu iiivi vivt,n, tiIUilIUII 3I1IIU lC LCI llldllvllliT UI I I'iZt U 31
1.1 . " . . ' . i- M.m. t. t . ..:u !
ntpimi5i quarter or section ,27, 1 9 s, i uhih vucn nr u immccuun imniine june meeting,
r 3 w., thencel wesf to the northwest he-boundary line of section 29, t 7 s, j "The following res
quarter of tfie northwest quarter f ec-' r 1 thence , soutth to the southeast led:
tion 28, t 9 5. r 3 w.. Jthcnce ; south to corner of section 32, t 7 , r 1 e., thence 'Resolved. That the board of dir
the Santiam river, thence westerly, fol- west to Pudding river, - thence down lectors of this association be renuested
lowincr hi flinnitm'niTi rS iA iv.r m Puddinir river to olare mi hemnmntr. I in irrin rr- tnr thm rrn ; : r . ,.1,
the Willamette nver. thence northerly, Voting place, school bouse, district No. o:dinae associations of growerte, in
following :the meanderings of the Wil- lo- i ' . . t - - , order What such organizations may pro-
lamette river to the place of beginning. Silverton 'Beginning at "the mterSec- mote the work of this association in dis-
jettersonatcgmning at the norh- in 01 inc townnip line oetween town- tncts remote from headquarters by help
west corner of the northeast, quarter of ships 6 and 7 s, r 1 w.,.with Silver ing to extend all influences favoring co
section 3. 9 s, t 3 w., thence east I creek, flience tip Silver creek to where operation, and by providing for all
mile, south 3 tniles, east I mile, south he Jine - running north " and south needs of the membership of this associa-
I mile east Ji mile, south I mile, east nrougn tne center 01 section 2, t 7 s, ion which are distinctly local, and to
1 mile, south to Santiam river to the 1 w., intersects - said creek, thence afford a means through which any pro
line between sections 32 and 33, t 9 5. north to the. northeast corner of the tests or complaints or recommendations
t 3 w., tnence ttortn ro tne-northwest nownwtn unt-quanw 01 section 35. 1 Mron such sections may be presented
ni iitr vi uyiiuvrcM quarier 01 sec- " auum 1 unit, iiu tnis association.
tion 28, t 9 s, f 3 w thence cast j ast o the place of beginning. "Tlie constitution and by-laws re-
mne, inence norm o tne piace 01 fie- ouvci rn wcgmning iai me soum-i commended tor the subordinate assona
ginning. . . east corner of sedtion 34. t 81, r 1 e., itions follows:
Salem No. 1. Beginning at the mouth thence north one mile, west H mile. "Article I. The name of the asKAcia-
f VArlh . Af.il A.. 1. . . rirl ll 1SL !, m.ct I n 1 1 nn.lh '1 li: -1 tt 1 . i . . .
the riglk bank of Willamette river to mile, to southeast quarter of section 2t, ciatidn. v
Marion treet, thence easterly along t 8. s. r I e. thence west i mile to the Art. it. Air persons engaged in or
'Marion street, to Mill creek, thtnee - southwest quarter of section 21, t 8 s, interested in fruitgrowing, curing or
down Mill creek to the place of begin- "". north 6 4niles to northwest corv packing are eligible for membership.
e. r - . . - ti .. " r ' t. . - , lu i. An. in. .ine objects. of Ithis asso-
"Salem No. 2. Beginning where Mar: Butte creek, thence up Butte creek to ciation are: First To promote the
ion st.-eet in Salem intersects the right he line between ranges 3 and 4 east, best interests of those engaged in hor-
bank of the Willamette river, thence thence sotth to the northeast corner of ticulture in all rs branches with a view
souin up tne Ttgnt tanic ot Willamette ion 4. 1 o s, t 3 c, uience west o ot making the business profitable, and
river to Count street, thence easterly miles to line between ranges 2 and 3lto furnish members -with valnahlr in-
aloag Court street to iMill creek, thence" east, thence south 3 miles- to the south- formation and pleasant recreation. Sec
down Mill creek to its intcrsection wfch casfe corncr of t 8 s, r 2 e., thence west end To promote acquaintance and in
Marion street, thence westerly alonir 8 miles to the place of beginning. . tcrrhanr itoa n-n.,rrA
jianon o lac puce 01 ocRinmnR. ""u. ucKUMiuig ai me souui- 1 aoiion and msoire mutual confidence
loon Aslem, a farmer.residing, north
of Salern. left iii team standing along
side the, store of J. I. Dalrymple & Co.,
about 2130 oo!ock yesterday afternoon,
wiirle be ; went ;4botrt some business
Chicago, March 17. George L. Ma
gill formerly president-of the Avenue '
Savings Bank which- collapsedin Aug
ust, .1806, was today convicted of re
ceiving" dejosits, knowing his linstitu
t ion to be insolvent, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for an indefinite erm.
.PURVINE-WALKIiR WEDDING.
Wednesday afternoon, at the Presby- .
tcrian pjtrsonage, by Rev. E. J. Thomp
son, Air. Jordan Purvinc, of Salem, and .
Mrs. bmnia'L W alker, of l'liilomath.1
were united in marriaec. Mrs. Walker.
now( Mr9. ; Purvinc. is one of Benton
county's. acconip'islicHl and attractive
ladies, and many friends wish her much
joy. ,lr. lurvme is a business gentle
men of high standing aid wortn. The
hearty congratulations of friends both
in Marion aid 'Benton counties are ex
tended to the happy couple. After the 1
marriage: ceremony 'Mr.l and- Mrs. Pur
vine went out to Oak I Kidgc o visit
Mrs. Purvine's parents. thence they ro
to Salem to make their home. Cor
vallis Times. !
Columbia, O., March 17. Five dead,
and one fatally and one seriously injuv
ed.is the result of an attempt to start
fire with gasoline last nijrht. Georere
mine lie , wen umii. rvjiiic uiisiiitBs. i r . , .3 , . ...
tr- r, 4 X.-w 1 White used the fluid at James Weaver's
:.. i ij .!. ;.. u:-I residence, and the explosion followed.
Mr. Henry Beeler, who, With her 10 B!, " ...A" ?".lthe r jTStcnlay teJcgrajlKdQimrter-
year- old daughter Anna, occupied th oid The dead are- Philin Weaver
rear seat of the jtwo-scated hack. In ""15" - nil waVr IF- t r'
Mr. Aslem's absence, a telephone, wire vf etvef ' 3?ulWeaVer 4v W
tw ,c ho;nnf..t k,; .v .V..e?ver t ui iv .. weaver, 3, L josepn
1 .u i " i V r JTA i j I White, 35. 7lvatally burned, Alice Wcav
m that. .locaUtv,; became detached and, en SeriousTy buned, James Weaver.
taneousCy they leaped ; forward and be
fore bystanders could intercept their
progress, the animal fiad attained Two Federal Officers of Kentucky on a
fearful speed. Both women- seized, the Political Mission. ' . J'.
reins and frantically endeavored to s - ' F
check the progress of the animals, but Louisville. March 17. Tonight Sur
fwnthotit success. Reaching Coromer- Veyor of Customs C. iM. Barre, and
ciai sireei ine dorses turner nortn. Collector of Internal Revenue Sapp,
WENT TO WASHINGTON.
TO BE SHIPPED. Gov. T. T.
master Long. United S'tatcs army, at
San Francisco, to ship. on ;Monday
(ttomorrov), aH the Ixnlies of -Orcjyon.
volunteers now in San Francisco, ta
General Owen 'Summers, at Portland,
and to send a list oi them to tuti. gov
ernor. ' ' !' ".
rce-
the
scr-
AitnoufiTh tmny teams were on the ieft for Washington. It is understood
street at tne time, the norses texter- that they are on a political iissionj
onsly evaded all coUrsibns until after Thev will call on Presidnr ,M-K;nl,.v
crossing Chemeketa strcejt. A heavy and make another appeal for some re-
DANGEROUSLY ILL The t
'car-?ld daugliter of R. Bruhk,
ilola iKstmastcr, is reported dan
ously ill wkh la grippe.
i
COURAGE AND LUXURY.
Kings have usually been brave a well
as luxurious. 'The Roman) patriciate
was' steeped" in luxury! yet provided
farm wagon was standing: in front of cognition from the adminirafSnn for most of the officers' of the Empire,
Cronk's blacksmith shop and this ob- Governor Tavlor while Asiatic satraps, lost in enjoyment.
a m m .:. - - I r - -- -- 11 r 1
stacie the thorseswere unable to dodge. 1 . . . !
The rear wheel of the hack became in- TRADE WITH GUAM,
terlockcd with the corresponding wheel - i
of the wagon; and the force of the col-j San Francisco. March 17. The brig
lrsion parted the double-trees and re- John D. Spreckels has sailed for Gua n,
leasea tne team irom the femel. I he carryrng mails and freight. Uaiis s
will fight as bravely as the meanest f.-
their followers. The Mahdt was the
most sensual of deposits, but he met
death on the field of battle like a hero'
of antiquity. I 1
llic opinion prevailed till rt began to
women were thrown fully fifteen feet the first vessel which has ever feft here pervade all literature, and men, writing
6 the air and alighted head first in for thc Ladrones with a cargo wf mer- f,roin asv chairs, moaned lengthily over
roughly; graveled roadway. Jchandise. The bulk of the cargo is for the .approaching emasculation of the
into
the
Soectalors tbotscht I-f h lutimrn i-r !ihi ttnrtlntr of a shirp. to he o-wned I liriiiAt race, once so rormulaoie.in war.
surely killed, but to their complete as- and operated by the Western Commerr We shall, -we think, hear less of. those
tonishmcnt ; the dauehtcr cot tin. un-lcial Comoanv. at Guam. There is a I elegiacs for some time. All throtiK
aided, and
mother to
Dr. W. B. Morse arid Dr. W. A. Cu-
sick atlendcd the unfortunate women.
Mrs. Beeler sustained several vervsc-l
vcre scalp wounds, besides countless
assisted irr removing iter I telcohone olant on board which will be I 'hi war the luxurious classes, not only
D. J. Frys pharmacy where put up and -operated by the company; the aristocrats, -who have the pride of
lcuiKiec 10 sujpori uiem, out inc sons
of the very rich have gone to the front
with morei than readiness, have faced
the hardships of a campaign in a desert
A FAVORABLE REPORT.
facial and body bruises. , As a result of
the accident t he daughter was placed in
semi-conscious conditio. The pia-
lients were removed -to the Salem hos
pital where, at a late hou!rJ last niarht.
they were reported resting: comfortably
and on a fair road to recovery.' Dr.
(Morse reports A hat Mrs. i Beeler sus
CONGRESS WILL ACT ON (SENA
TOR. M BRIDE S BILL
To Refund to Settlers
Grants, the -Excess
By Them
internally injured, so far as a thoroncli .i;,i,i , u. i.:it
exaninatiorr ha disclosed. He cx- ..,,1 ' .:.i.. .i. ' tZ
4he i excess
by them to
landi, intro
very real. hardshiDS with 1 c liccrv
stoicism, and have, when .needful.- paid
their bloodtax as willingly as did ever
on Railroad jmen atf the front who, if they had stayed
laid! J at homer imight have passed Iivesjf-.
unDroken case and enjoyment without
reproach.---London Spectator. L
irL' s.f,I0.sed- - Ie. funding to the settlers, wit
pecu both women will have sufficiently feitcd railroad grant limit,
recovered within a few days to return of th minimvth? rricc paid
to their lonfe.:.-. - f - the government Jor their 1
It destroys one's nerves to l.e amia
ble every day bo the same human be
ing. Beaconsfield. - i
ouufi iiiiiu 3 1 - .
nV5' xeclcr ne wuc i iienry duccd jn the' senate by Senator Mc- flf rrftHIn wV,TALr,J'
Beeler, a locaLfa.jor formerly m the Dride. This is ? the substitute 'for the U fe&ft ill S M - LO?T-V,,fi
employ o.fL. M. - Haines, ; but has for bitis on the same subject, introduced in .i.OBiUB H HNO MAWHOOO
1Y'tl V" r"d tiivN;r li"5" thc house Jy Jones, of Washington, and Jures Impotencv NI?htFmrioriao3
at the home of her brother, Mr. As- -foodv of- Oretron frniffbslnnn icj.iapovency,riifrnvi'mi-wior.saDJ
lem, norrh of Salem. . , j Jon ten orTred maTre" effects Ofsci
. : lr t.-ii vrr abuse, or excess and, India-
va ua. MJi ellv a I V . -.wai
otieiii i-t. .j. uciiiniMH wic v,oun "tJi Winn vii Hinvii ao- o ,1 1 w., especially in the work ot the Jured
street intersects the right bank of ; the thence east on township line to soth- Fruit Association of the Pacific Norths
Willamette river; thence south up the east corner of section 34. t 8 s, r 1 e.. west; ' i
rigWt bank of said river to Ferry street, north' i mile, west " mile, north 14 "Art." IV. Tlie officers of the assa-
thence easterly along Ferry street to mile, west mile, north yt mile, west ciation shall be a president, vicc-p-esi-
21st street thence north to MiIl creek. I trrile o the 60uthwest corner of sec- iloni tncHr cnr.r,.. - 1 c
thence down Mill creek 4o its intcrsec- tioa 21, t 8 s. r 1 e north to northeast trustees, who shall perform such duties
tion withCourt street, thence westerly corner action 5, t 8 s, r 1 e., thence as are required of them, or are incident
along Court street to place of begin- west to Pudding river, thence up Pad- to their positions, and shall hold "office
' : ' ! in "ver to Ine bdtween section: 3 and till their successors are e! erf -d Ti,
street in Salem intersects the right ter section corner, between sections 9 Association .of the Pacific Northwest
bank of the Willamette river, thence and 16 in said township and range from time to time, with names, aefcize
uum ud uie nam anK ot aii river mence west 1 mne. tnence sou'n to thriinH t-;9 r r,.-
: 1 i. 1
and slough to the south line of W, II. place rf beginningV "Art. V All oeons who sith
Wilson's-L L C thence eagerly along . Prospect .Beginning at the jntcrsec- confeitution and by-laws sball thefebv
oi Ykt !? thC TWrt,iwef orn" lon W .Mill creek with , thq become membTrs of The assodaU
ol ew Park thence south along the county road leading from Salem via without the rarment of anv memher
vvest hne of Yew Park to Cross street, the O. S. I. A.. Jthcnce easterlv alnnr I"f KfS- ZL-VJZ
U I ; f ' -j a . . . . ' I " I" -- iiiv man; iiiciiilci s Mllil UC
charge of St. ;
inual meeting"; 'at
accounts and reports
jvest hne of Yew Park to Cross street, the O. S. I. A., Jthcnce easterly along ship fee but the male
thence east along south line of Cross said road to the street on the fast side subject o an an3
vei,tvthetSO,uth'$t r"" of lot of Frickey's addition to Salem, thence Kn VI The ann
cw park anncxf thence north southerly along said street o northeast! which khe annual act
AN IRISH RIOT.
ARE RECOVERING.?4Mrs. Hehrr
ueeier ana oaaguter, MMis Anna, who
were quite seriously injured in a runa
way accident Saturday afternoon, were
reported .considerably improved at the
Salem hospital yesterday. (The daugh
ter is rational and is able to be about.
but the mother continues to talk and
Dublin, March 17. The Lofd May
or's procession, today was interrupted
by many scenes of disorder, caused by
those wlin ohiertrd An atliftirto
ViC iarationaay, the fearful collision wards the queen. His carriage was
badly confusing her menfar faculties. stoned at-various places, an the wih-
uccicr j recovering 1 aows were smashea. i
Otherwise Airs:
very satisfactorily ; m fact, it is not
thought then very unfortunate mishap
will be attended by any serious or per
manent rcsnlts. ;
KILUD A LA8&C fOX,
Master Claud Ramsden, of Maclely
Succeeded in Shooting' One on '
t - i Last Thursday, i
f , , . .i
? uiasicr Moiaua Kamsden. atred 10
rears residing near Macleay, suc
ceeded in bagging big game last Thnrs-
father's homeHwhen he heard hounds s?fute ' prohshition and total aibolition
MAUD S. DEAD. j.
' . i
New York. March 1 7.-Maudi S. fam
ous rotter, died at Schultzs fatm Port
this morning. bhe was owned by
the Bonner estate and was 26 vrars old i
Her trottingjxeord of 2:08 wS3 made
in I6C5. .-. . . ';.;'..v;.:; '-. ; -- - - ' -SUPPRESSING
SLAVERY.
Washington, Majfch 17. Governor
l-cary, 01 tne island of liuam, has is
sued a proclamation declaring ithe ab-
r a . 4 1 ' t -,m ' . . m m ...
cretion. Anervotonicnud
blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of ycuth.
! By mail SOc per Ijox; O boxes
.or $1550; with a written guara.i
o to care or refund ULo mono.
f MERVITA MEDICAL CO.
3intan a. Jackson Sta CH'CACO, tU-
For sale by D. J. Fry, druggist, Sa
lem, Oregon. :f:- . r ' t
visit DR. JORDAN'S grcat!
OUSE0E3 0FflnflT0Ur!
im HitzrriTitiriiicuc,(it-
yelping m the woods. Tlie dogs were
in mil cry. arm the bov at once decided
hat a coyote ; was beinsr t ntirsupd ; tiw
them. For some time oast the farm
ers in that neighborhood had been con
siderably annoyed by one of these
vai mints' their flocks of sheep having
suffered seriouslv. and Master Clatid
himself Jiad lost a favorite sheep, killed
by the prowling coyote. ,
With these thines in hi mtnd ani
thirsting for revenge, the boy hastened
into the house, seized his brother's shot
gun and hastened to the woods and took
r.is stand awaiting the coming ; of the
aogs ana tneir quarry. Jle was socn
rewarded by seeing an animal
directly toward him. He fired, and the
animal dropped in his tracks, having
been killed at o yards. The vounir man
was over-ioyed to find that, while he
had not killed the prowling coyote, he
had secured a" large fox, but its fe
proved, what would have been il- re
sult if the coyote had bcea in its place.
of httmanV laverv or neonao-rl in the
island of Guam, on and after ithe 22d
aay oi rebruary, 190a - '
: :!
WAR IS EXPECTED
Japan Believes Now That Russia Will
j, licgin Hostilities. - A
rhlaia, t-r IM. lofilw'l toCJti
C'WHltctiro fn-e and MrirftfwWe Tetment p -
TTry p icf fa. a. i w wr m . "
tOSf Marlcet St.S.f.
iloff s Nemrifl?
)tor mm I t ail . mimm
ca. jorojim a co
hiu UKlk AXD At lk.it Loii.'l.
remedy io
nervous per
tr Atlen Mud
'". all atr
disease the
jeneraiive or
xtA titbet
Yokohama, Feb. 23, via Victoria.
March 17.- The persistency with which
the Western press clings to- the immi
nence of war between Russia and Ja
pan is attracting much 'attention here.
The fact, which now imoresses the nnh-
lic, is the arrival of thc representatives
of some prdininent New York j papers,
they having been sent for; the express
purpose of being upon, the spot when
t!in t, a. .
with Che activity prevailing in the Rus- ,"7 Tobco or Op., w J
sian squadron in , Eastern waters, as- ? Gxmsea tw4 Iasanity. JI
sembling in force as it is in the case -r'n tT-t i$ ,
of the Corean strarts, and the 1 reports ,4TSmL;CAL C3, PrCBI, C!arskfl4C.3.
constantry coming in of xrardinary Tor sale fcy. all druggist
Srjch as Nervous Prostration, Failing nr
Manhood, Impotency, IMittly Emis
SKms, XouUJul trtoa, Mental Worry, ex-