WEEKLY OREGON- STATESMAN. Tuesday,-' : October iov 1000.
JUDGMENT - IS
PRONOUNCED
Josh Undsey, the Turner Saloon
Keeper, Pays Two fines.
HARRY DUNN'S LIGHT SENTENCE
The Circuit Conrt Has Adjourned to
. Vtxt Monday and the Jarors
Were Dismissed. V
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;tFroni . I tatty. -Statesman, iK-t. , 13.)
. In th eireuir i-oart. yesterday morn
ing;' the jury ia the .-a-e of Harriett
Patterson, plaintiff, vs. John Patter
sob and M. L Cbaml-eTlIu. defend
ants, brought In n verdict. TucJury.
It will In icincmliered; retired for de
liberation Jut before adjounruicnt en
the preceding day. with instructions
to return a sealed verdict, .Tin verdict
brought. In was' for the plaintiff lu the
tiici of $2T7.15.' : I. ;'-' .''"''"
John Lindsey. the Turmr : salomi
fcec ir, who plead guilty a few days
ago to the charge; it sHShig liquor to
a minor ami of allowing minors to
loiter alout hi- salmui. appeared iu
-ourt for uiitence. Judge P.urncdt
sentem-vd him to pay $7- tine In each
iasc, and to pay the ww aiul dis
bursements of the aetlou.. Mr. Lind
sey paid his .fiitc-v, aggregating Sirs)
and was ! 'TliejX'.i .Mill au
iiMlictineot pcnidiug '"vatifst the de
fendmiT. charging him with running
a saloon willKrtit a lhense. hut it has
leeii continued until the next term .of
court.- It 1s said Mr. Undsey will close
tip his set loon ftt Tiinn 41 ml quit Me
busbies, ami In that ease the chtrg"
till hanging, over him' may te. dis
missed. i ' "
Tin notorious Harry Dunn, who wil
fully lroke t window' In .the- LruM Sc
Push bank hist Sunday morning, anil
who was indicted for defacing a build
ing, also apearcd for sentenc. It
was whiK-rc around that Iunn had
stated it a aifaet that he committed
mitlaucc to t ! ,-tiinty , "Jail for tie
winter, ami thus Wing relieved of the
troirble of providing - his .own bnant.
If thin Is m Ik- was -trt:i inly di;ij
iMiintrtl for Jmlce. Httnf HvnteiM-(l
him to pay a i tine of $lt. or serve a
.term of five J.iya In tii .ounty Jail.
Si in a l:i.vs. tlt Hurry wilt
ucaiii 1 h iit on" tin- Mroets. -iiiO!'lltl
to "nistIe" hn boanl.
Th caw of riiilip Ilei's. plainllfT,
vs. J. It. ami !. A. 1'ar.vin. lfiwl;int
km action fw U;iiuH!Prt. nan cjiJhMl.anil
wi'iit to trial before -.-Jul followim;
iurori: .J ..
t!. J. Simeral. I., Ntyrn . P. K.
ItoiKn?i 1. rover tMnimwii.. ,iru.e
'A, Jues. . JJL , C Sitiali: J. S. lVnnebak-
-r.
.1. s. ivV
Atari In. ; ..il, Y. ,3Inroliy
.JosIiim ,?,o wvli, .fanwi Wusta uley, S.
'IoiniinvjH,,, . ...
At the -he of the ila!ntifT teti
.money, "the al (ormys for the' lefvu-!
tnovei uoumiit. ami it was 'raiHeil
by the.coiiuf auil tie Jury lismiisfMl..
4ulire 'l!iirn,tt -tlivn ilii'niseii' the
jmy.frour further at leiiila nee. 'ahl ad
jouVunl eourt to Monday. at A rt. in..
a letter from JoM'ph Lamlrey. of Dale
vllle, In.I'aua, asking for Information
reardins the nejrro Hause la tbe Or
I'sron tVurintftirtlon. Ths; text ' of Lis
letter Is as follows: . . (
lniriiiff a nceeh at -Amlersbii. In
diana, Ociober7.tn. Wm. J. Iirran was
advw-sttlntr Hrlf-covernnient for lite
Filipinos, when koiih one. In th au.
iHenee akel whv the iwtrro wax' tw
ins disfram-hisitl m mueh In Southern
states. In . rpl'Iv he did not anxwer
the jtMi5tIou, but retorted tluit the
Kiato of Oresron hail a roust imrlnn
tnat was far nure - rigorous on ther
msrro than any Southern state was or
evir Jiad Inm : r
I am n Rejmblh-an ami fhall be
very thankful for a copy of tbe tJon-
stitmion of the Mate of Onnron, and
also any other information von mar i
ee tit to furuixh me that liear-i on -the
prKent campaisn. '
' Irivate t-eretary Walter I.yon an
swered the letter, stating tUat Mr.
Tryan. harin often visited Oregon,
well kner -that tite clause in tlw Con,
'siitnriofi. refererd to by hhn. was ob-
wlete and had mver leen enforeed.
For a eopy of the seetion and tletaiktl
iufonpatiori the enquirer was referml'
to the Indiana Uepubli-an ' central
eoirmittee, whieh ha lieen snnnlied
with all facts In -the premistt. and
will be able io she all the informa
tion desired, f, ;
NEW RAILROAD.
I'reparations Made to Rni!d Down the
Columbia Valley.
Vanconver. Wash.. Oct. ;12. I. kr-.
linger. iresideu't of the Columbia Val
ley Railroad Company, stand today
that the maps of location ami survey
on the Columbia alley line, exteml-
Injf Irom.Walluht down the north side
of the Columbia river to tide water.
had Ix-eu accepted by the gtneral laud
otliee here today. i
JeiiliiKer refused -to jay any tbinf
eoneerninst the intentions of the' coia
many re?ardHiir tli comineneenietlt of
const ruction, but, it is - enera!!Nr W
lieved the company is' ctiius' ready
to eommeirce work' in iIk ivear future.
A surveyinff party has recently lxen
ovei th line In the vicinity of thiH
city, setting srade stakes, and Is now
umlerMocKl to Ie proceeding eastward.
The 'greater iiortlon of Ithe right '01
way'frt" the line In-tween this city am!
Wallula has leu purchased. It Is
the general umlersrauding hen that
the- Northern Tactile Railway Com
pany is Ik-hi ml the enterprise.
I wish o express my thnnks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain' Colic,
Cholera :id Diarrhoea ' Iteimnly, for
hav!T; Pr on the market such a
wonderful. medicine," says W. W.
Massingill, of IVnuiunur. Texas.
There are many thousands of motliers
whes children have 1hhh savMl from
attacks of dysentery and cholera in
fantum who must also feel thankful.
It Is for sale by F. II. Haas, druggist,
Salem, Oregon. 5
a wild career;
Forger.' Embezzler a ml Thiol; Arretted
, in CiU;fonifa
HAVE
NAILED aTIiL
A rilRIMJRTED LETTER FROM
FILIPINO LEADER
i
Is
ltt-eeiillv rubllsh d by the AntbJ
I't oven a i Tissue of Falwhoods
by Wildnian and lewey.
WAS!IlXtiTt)N, Oct. I'-'. A state-ii.-ntv
issued by tbe- State iM-partmeut
today, says: j - i -
"In a recent dispatch to the Depart
ment of State umbrdate of August.
l!st. Rouiuevine Wildman. consul of
the T'nited Stales at Hong Kong, com
incuts. uiou jt k tler as published . in
the press of this country July "Jd,
Ia.t, aildn ssed to t:eorge R Hoar ami
U. I'ettlgrew. by J. Alexahdreno. un
ibr oate ofjAprfl 1-. 1!". and por-jHU-ting
to have len-wiittou from
Sinukwan enchmpment, I'hilipplne
11:1 1 wl. Iniliiat letter Alfxaudreuo
iys: I K t,. -- -
In Anril in the absence of my
-ii.f Atruiimldo. who 'was then at
Simraitore. I s-diciied through the
American Consul General at Hong
Kiiiil'. Mr. Wildnian. U- have s-ome bi-
i.nl..n vif!i Admir'.I Dewey. My
r-titioT was favorably- received., and
1 went with Andres tjarchitereua and
another Filipino iSandicot oil Inwrd
.. nivm.la In the lay of Hong
" Kiimr. : I h i f '
Then follows jwhat lnnwrt to have
Uen an Interview between tire writer
a ml Admiral Dewey. In whli -I. I'ewey
prfmise.l the Filipinos iml- pemlence
an.l assure! them tluit the I nHed
.1,.. lit i ir ! take one inch of the
I'l.iliimlnesi Wlhlman s3:
As I am personally aciuaiut'l with
the writct 1.1. Alexamlreiiot ami am
familiar with all his movement while
H hi In Hon lvoutr. and otlductHl
whatever iieeot!atioir tlu'ie were le
twieii himself and Dewey, I think U
mr iintt' , 1 t!api 011 tetonl a true
statement of the affair.
"Admiral! Dewey XKVEU.SAn this
man or had one word with him."
Tbe dispatch from Wildnian was
referred to the Navy iH'partmeiit for
tin information of Ailmira! Iiwey,
who. in hi reply,-eointwiiU themm
as follows: " '
"Attention is invited to the fobow
ing extract from page 172, report of
the 1'hiUppine; Coniuifsf Ion.- volume 1:
No alU tn-v of any kind was enter
ed into Tith A en maid, uor was any
promise of lndejenden- iii.nle to him
then or nt tir.v other time. Tbe same
U true of Alexandreiio twlioin. to the
lest of hiy knowhtlae." I have m vey
eeU and of all 01 her Filipinos.
San Fraiiciseo. Ocf.
1H yoai-s of age, who
I'PI't Lake on ; Wedncilay,
'lJIert Waite.
wa U ' a rre s til a i
THE ORDER VACATED
THBKC
- :.
peh ccirr rejrAi.TT
LiNorEirr taxej
OS
dx.
Tt III STotB raforcea-Tk Stay tea tlrtdft
- - Aoxptwl by th Mrl Gwtat j .
, , Coart,
tFrom Daily Statesman, Oct 13.1
The Marion county eomniisshmers'
court, ysterday morning, while In ss
'., calbl on Sheriff F. W. Dartm.
sjmI onl-ril him to not enforce the 3
per cent iieiwlty recently onlertsl ad
ded to the delimiutHit taxes for the
year "1 ?!. Later 4 be t-outjt made the
following .order and eutcre! it In tin
Journal of proctHMlings, relati)i.-.ty the
.'-cindiug of. tlie ieualty orjleri.' '
l"In the matter. of , the - ,delSuu,uent
taxes for t 1m- yeaa- 1I. Oil ..this day
it was onV.red by the tnurtJllMf, thL
order, of this -otirt, made -October 3.
lissi. relative to adding a 3 pjr cent
penalty to the taxes for the year 1
le auvl the kiuk is Iierely' resl iu jed.
1i ,
Tbe commissioners court held anoth
er brief aession. yesterday,
up tne work left over from
to finish
the regu
lar term. Tin principal matter coin
ing lefore the session was the, master
of acifpting tho work of the contract
ors in retiring the Stayton bridge.
Tlio work was examined by the court
thl- wiek aiitl. found s;itIsfactory and
the formal act of accepting It was made
yesterday., by placing all the pr.Hcrd
iugs i?jmu the journal of the court.
Askle from this the court dm-ket
shows tbe following business transact -ed:
: . ., . "
ComniissJpners Acouret. ?
" 1 Claimed Alowe.1
. i '. .$ i7Jt $ i7.rti
13. W i YJ
ItrVlge Aeount.'..
$ 112.7.- 11
. ... 1S49..(I
.. . . 15. IO
.... 13.25.
ecount.
li. F. Rusyell ......$ HwO
Wm.
I. C.
Miley ....
Needhani .
, . , Road and
C. M. 1 1 inkle .....
3. I. Tiltotsou . . . .
I. Ci Ncdham ...
Win. Miley i
Pauper
js'i:.ro
15.411
-"13.2T
$ 10.50
RAILROAD EARNINtJS.
San Francisco. Oct. 11. The South
ern Pacific has issucl a statement of
its earnings for -.Inly, the first month
of rhe present 'fiscal year. The gross
earnings amomite.i to $1 353,453, as
agaiuM $i,tis.4.y. for ihe aim- iH'riotI
last last. For the s:i me 411011th the
earnings of the SoutlKrn '-Pacific, -of
California. Mhich includes all the
Huntington lines In : Ihe state except
the Central Pacific and South Pacific
Coast, were $1.4i't;.iHl. In July of last
year . ihe company's gross n-ceipts
mounted t oSI.JOT.tar.. . The Central
Pit( i tic's earnings In July last were
$1.7 HI. 111, as against $1.50,413 for
tiro same ieriod of rhe year Ibe fore.
No other aid so great to the housewife, no other
agent so useful and certain in making delicious,
pure and wholesome foods, has ever been devised.
. .. ,
' ., t i'":-s-"- -'- 1 ' ."V'" ',!'-; '?-' ;':'-'; '
There are imitation baking powders, sold cheap by
many grorc rs. Thev are made from alum, a poison
ous drug, wliich renders Uie food injurious to health.
- aOYAl BAKINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST NEW YORK.
SKIN OF A MAN-COVERS
THREE ROOKS.
Owner of the .Pulque Volumes Tells
How the Remarkable landings
Came tol5e Made.
cJiar'd
With 'forgery by' t lie president of tne
First National" 'Itimk of Iterkeley. iias
eonft-scd to having' i'"oblctI Uu LuFter
Sts.tcs Express Company. tt Ravenna.
Ohio. " ' ' ; '
Early la Angnst last Waite. who wat
acting, as agent of the ;expiss coin-
iKiny at Ravenna, ahscomlcil witli
over fiaxt in iiwme.v!'aiid'bank iwt
Three'; days before his : departure lie
withheld fnyn th livery every imckage
of value that came through his otliee.
h- n h tlMwight he had enough money
he took I he train for tin West and lias
nice-lw-eti the prey of sliariier. lc-
sides $tNi in casli Waite took with
him a package of lot! $5 currency
notes of the Second National IVink ef
Ravenna, consigned to that institutitm
!y the Treasury Department at Wash
ington. The bills were in hets and
lacked the signature of the ipresnlcut
and cashier of the bank. He also
tHk a money order boi-k of the ex-
nress coiiiimiji.v. . uinii wiiien ne nas
siih-c raised rfjisi iy tortrery.
He arrive! here on Spteniber lltti.
and imniediately lx'gan a care r of
di.ssipation. As his funds decreased h"
move-1 to Rerkeley. where with 111s re
iiKiining capital Ik bcjime a hale fel
low with the university students. The
nionev finally 'gate '"'out ami he. wa.t
obl'nlgiil to raise liiom-y on Ins ihk
of express orders. One of these forged
orders came nacfc to the first .-ruion-
at Rank, ami hd to bis arrest.
iir., i,it vni - with rhe lits'ks on ttu
irtnotMit 'iUfi'is teu4m'hes. 'qt a Ira 'tiHtnblo lHsid him. and. wilh a ring of
Is inovln1on the Canadian "mint j sviimatliv in . IiIh
railway lietworflf Sti Johu and ihW
1rio. or oii.tiht), bnuicU. lines of . the
road to St.- Andivws, St. Stephen,
Fretlerfctou or Widstock. The tie
up ts line to wasnoms. vominions
are the worst wuirn nave exisrwi hi
the Canadian road's history, and thou
sands of dollars are represented, in .the
damage already done and in loss of
trattic.
MUCH COPPER iUSED. t i
New. Ywrk. H"t. 12.--Rct urns from
J-lii'daud ami Frame show that the. in
create in consumption of copper,
lug the last eight months, has
strikingly large. Tin . demand
copjier .-throughout the world is
btautly growing. ?
dur
brn
for
cou-
XKWV YEAR EDITDIN. fin or
alMiut January l.ltsil.' the Siatesman
as has Is-cn its custom for several
vears oast, will issm au Illustrate!
souvenir edition. The New Yeir's
mmilK r will in soim re-icefs resembb
in form and cnstrn tiou ?i;it of tie
t'lil nninlMT. but its real vabh and
atiactivcms will be enhanced by sev
ci-al new an ! orlsimil descriptive r
tit les relating to tl "iVillamette vaPey
mul !ir Hie additUill of Sf ores of llew
illusti-irions. T1h number will tt
tain much statistical la forma Hon eon
-emiiiT tin Willa m"t tt : valley and
more mrtienlarlv Marlon eonnty. T!
i.itnecs ami manufaclurhig 1nfen-sis
of S flem will t in nmehly mircM-med
mvt ovt-rr elT,rt will le IlKt'le to inak
1 !.. rmtttieation a most creHTaiue one.
Work ha speady been omiu'ce-l and
tlie Jnltial canvass mad Iis-Ios the
r..,.i 1h.1i it Is --vential fr business
teen hslritig mc In the lssmt con-
ir-wi f..r the srinie Immediately lh.1t
ther mav In. lnsunl ixisltions.- Th
niMilvr will !h esjsti.il!y valuable .is
- .invmir rsrtkm and will Jm most
..v.-.imliV for distribution O t$
as a reliable compilation of facts and
firm rtain!ng to rgMt and the
iH-autiful Willamette; valley.
AG UN THE OKCGOKI BIACK LAW.
An
Indiana RepuMiean Asks for In
formation on the Subject He
t -Heard Rryan. ,
' 1 A Minister's Mie-
city mlmstcr was recently handed a
eotiVe to le read ' from his pulpit
A-,mriiiiir it ai a clipping irom
', , , :-,ii,it hariTir tiTon the matter.
ti,. viprcrvman started ro read the
.vtr-.' ar.d found f that i it" legan
-r,i - v-mn Ralsam. the , best
Couch Cure.-- This was fiardly what
h. laI exacted, and. after a mo
v delation ' be turned it over,
J. A FEARFUL KAlN.
St. Johtu 2C. -Iti. Oct. 12, Tlie -.prof
iliee of tt---nv-ii-lt. li:w' nii-ivwl
fcarful.eucliliw.'froin a, rain stirni
which lasted 10X hours .and which h
it deserves some,
it a weakness,
praise.
love the play-place of our early
days;
scene is touching,
is SttllK
That feels not at that si
at uotic.
We
Ihe
and the heart
lit, and f!;ls
CoWpcr. !
irific Homestead, Salotu, Or.
paper. Issued weekly. $1 a
Best
year
Philadelphia; Pa.. Oct 0. On the
shelves of Ihe library of Doctor4 Mat
thew W'hxIs of this city, stand vol
uues. the like of which have, never
Ihcii wen -by the worhl before. They
have for their iK'.ghbors Homer, Virgil
and Ovid. Tliejr remark-able quality is
that they 'are 'bound in human skin,
wilbs! by a man. to 4-e taken from his
ovnlody after death and tanned' Tor
Uie. iiinse. of covering liooks. Tie
st.uy of, this singula r.cy ill Wjis related
recctit!v by IVtor jV'li. (
In the' seini-t wiltgiit 'of liis . Iilrary,
with The blsiks on
syilqiathj' in , his .voice, tofd how'hu
n:n skin i-anu"; to tyrv.,',- a cover
ing for the vl..nie.s,! tjat. are worth
more than ''their weight in gold.
"KaM Kaofiiian of' 'so was known
to his American friends-wa n b-r-mau
siudeut.",, Kihl Dixtyr WoikI.
Some years ago he can to nn?. as a
patli nr. He was then 21 years of age
ami had just coin.- from Oormany.
Why he IcTt' his uative land he did
not say then, and at no time latr.
About his past life he was always ex
tremely reticent.
"Tiie mans bearing at once impress
ed r-me as 1la t of 'a geiitleman lorn
:itul Urn! Hi' was tall and slender
of stature, with fair hair ami blue
eyes. His, thiu hands with tapering
enters, were always well kvpt. lie
had a -wonderful charm of manner,
and -though' his clothes Were old. they
were of good cut. and he awakened
the thought of a Ikan itrummcl in
lovirty. IL Kpoki English with a de
lightful precision -mid slightly foreign
acecnt. My ' sympathy, at oiu-e cap
tun!, liecume more sirongly his when
I found that lie was striken with 'con
sumption and doomed to an early
grave. I, delei iuiiil to d what I
could 'for him. in a fteindly as well is
in a profcssjo-ial way. I found that
he was- teaching Cerman. and at onee
seciiriHl sever-il pupils for him ami be
gan abo to study with him 'myself.'
'Karl wished with all his Ji cart to
bei-omp an, author, but,, lie, had ,
1 en able"-to .'publish, a line. In, con
versa tioti 'witli" liiiu otto -night. I 'said:
'Montaigne fi'ad iiiin-li difficulty in
pulling' h'M cssrrys before, thei public;
and you . should l'ot Is? .discouragt'd.
He was spurr-" 011 by the thought,
'that soriie 'day ' 11' -.volume of his own
writing 'in ju-int -inighiii stand lct.veen
tlios of Orid mid Virgil in a- fatuous
lib! arc. , -.. -,.1'f !';, '.... ''-. ,J
"Karl's. lieabh ? quickly, faihl. on-siii-:tioii
ate away his lunas with
Mai lliug rapidity, and his .. hacking,
cot'trh Was , ilisfressful to those j'tflioj
hetird -it;.'-! '' '' ''' '.'-, -' '.:'" : '
"Although 1 had not W.M htm what
discii.se IieiSutTvreil from, his intuition
,--ci ir.ed to guess it. and., with only, the
piosjK'1-t of death before him .he show
ed wonderful resignation.
"Within, a year 'he died. '
"When we went to see to his rooms
and to the disposal of his effects, we'
found the ap-irlnieitt's furnishings to
confirm most emphatically niy first
impression, that. Karl had been a gen
tleman with studious tas'tet. No" car
pet -ovcrel tlie ltHr. but 011 the man
telpiece stood pictures of Humboldt
and of t Joel he's house at Wi-mar.
There was also -a bas-relief of . Schiller
and an engraving from e4pcr of con
front one
slilerable value of a scene
of ttvid's Metamorphoses.
-lint not a letter, iioi a photograph
of friend or relative, living or dead.
Death had set! his seal on the young
man's bps forever, and he had gone
into the tfjeut-'lteyoml.. bearing with
him his secret.
D.Htor Motion- aiul 1 buriel hi
body at our exiM iise, and he was plae
eil iu an inmark"d gra,ve. f
'll was -iheit that, we -read bis (will.)
To our--ama'emciil. we found Katif
iian d"iisi; that a I least a ioitlon t
his skin 1h ut;d to bl.ml ImwiUs. so Unit
bis .wry teing. even though his7 alr
lcnt't al .literary' sin i ess bail lu en'so
ndseraMy rut, otf, inigut lie a compan
ion of Ovid and Vlirgih-
inee .of .Moiitaigne s cs-,:i
spirit bad h ft .the earl ll
cruhililed iiitie tusi.' v ."'
" "I grantef hi,s rtvpHsl. ' "
"A' large-portion of the -uilhrtppytJer-tnnii'si
sl im was siripl -..ir'ui -i IWm
bnly a ud fanned. -Now jl'f' -volume
in m'v 'library, which he , binds aro
utoed' among his' favorite- authors."
... .:.'-(-..-,! -. -' :' -.
Mail always worships soineililng:
always he scs the liiliiiite shailowjL'd
forth in soinelhltig Unites mid, indeed,
can -and must ; no hc it In any lluite
thing, once tenqd hiui well to fix his
c is 'theieoii.-rCa ll A lc. :
'Li to t M t.ol-
1 XX;' w,,'i' "-s
ijmj his body;
CASTOR I A
For Intants and Cbildrcn. i
The Kind Ycu Hai9 . teys Bought
Bears tha
Signature of
: ar
DESIGNING and
ENGRAVING .... '.
DY ALL METHODS
tat
;1
WRITE US IN REGARD TO YOUR WANTS
HIGH-GRADE W0PK
' Prompt Execution
-: Yvwztir Reasonable.....
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Marmger.
STATESMAN BVILDISG
Sa.cm, Oregon
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Send for samples of our jpccial dcns
in litliogravure work for letter and
bill heads, cards and envelopes.
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Salem, Oregon
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