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ISSUED IN 8EMMTEEKLT SECTIONS, EACn TCESDAT ASD FRIOAT.
VOL. 49.NO. 35.
SALEM, OREGON, FlUDAtf, OCTOBER. 19, 1900.
SECOND SECTION EIGHT PAGES
Have You Ever Tried the
A TERRIFIC
ARRAIGNMENT
shils on the Portland and San Fran
else route. The steamer "State of
California, owned by th? Pacific
Coast Compary, will -W - whhdrawu
from the line. The steamship "Co
lembia and "Geo. W. Elder w411 fill
the route on the present schedule.
The duties of tJoodall. Perkins & Co.,
as jttTperintcndents - of the ocean di
Tlfion. "will be assumed by Captain
Geo. Conway, superintendent of the
water, lines, with headquarters at
Fowland.' -
BUS TOUR EPS IQMQff
BROWN'S MARK
Goyernor Roosevelt's General Campaign to Be
i'
Judge of Superior Court la Washing
' ton Placed on Trial.
Closed at Baltimore. I
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IN 5 HANK
SHOES
They'll reduce your shoe bilts, if you'll wear them. There is no
more reliable line manufactured in, the United States. Good reliable
shoes at reasonable prices are what you'll find at the
NEW YORK RACKET
It's a spot cash house. You don't pay your; neighbor's debts
when you trade with' them. We have anything yem want in shoes,
clothing, hosiery, underwear, gloves, "ribbons, laces, lace-curtains,
counterpanes, corsets, yarus, and ladies and gent's furnishing goods.
Salems Cheapest One Price Cash Store ,
E. T. BARNES, - Proprietor
Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Streets
.Wou'en's Best French Patent Leath
er Hand-Turned Louis XV Heel, Lace
Ssiioe. : : ''
Women's Viol Kid. like cut, -Louis
XV Heel; Hand Turned, I'irv Shos.
Also" Main Leather Tois and Plain
Cloth Tops. !
Tltefe hocs are worth We will
sell tlieiii fot .'J..V). ;
Vric. acid -in the !.iod i-Jiusc:-. rlieu uatini, st-iatiea. gout -d wuralgia.
THE BEX RHEUMATIC RING--
Remove tlte- ii-aii.-ie. !.V wrwicn gnat-note- wltli each ring -to return your
money hi IV davs if not ent.lrelv sjitisf a-tory. PltlCK f 2. A postal card
will being our; Ut tie booklet tlat telii Hie story, .ddi-ess. , . ;
S,ld by 4 ! : HEX 'ItllEVMATIO C4..
J. t . It Alt II, fricm. OiTgon. ; ; Hartford, Cotm.
Farmers, ; Instire Your Grain and ilops
- Hip i-ot Is Wmail . alwnit one-half
i..nih i.- itr f.ir nil wrhoiMes in
panics. KI UK t PISTON, Resident '.Agents, Successors to Geo. M. Beller
t'o. 'JSS Commercial street. Salem, Oregon. ,f .-
SPECiAL ATTENTION
Outing Flannel
5c Yd.
..Mead
We fully Intended to move into our itai
1 ... , .,.irt i.irire tmrchases ou that ccount.
' . t-
our new . - , ,
,'Id onler to disiH,se. of the goods we ha
scheme ami marked the ui all with red tig
Best Standard Calicoes
. 5c'Yard."
Allen's Prints
Simp.-H)U's l'rinta ;
American Indigocs
C.arur's Priuts ' .
, Ilainilton Mints .
Ali rrimack Prints
Dcst Amoskeag Apron
Ginghams, 6c. Yd..
rt .CostlcvlM Spool Silk 100 yard
spois !e. ;i for 25 cents
Rest Large ( Spool Twist " 4 for ioc.
Napped Back Vicagnas
Good Oiia 1 i ty
Medium tjunlity. . . . ....
Heaviest made
.. Se:yd.
. . . IV yd
11c yd
Heavy Cotton Clankets
58c Pair.
: Rest qualifies
lowest prices.
of Cot ton Fallmg - at
jfcrr-
ioiiis XV Heels
Reduced to $3.50 Pr.
94 STATE STREET
t i . J St
cent a tmsliel ou
wheat for Six
A'allev. Five Old and
- . inn
GIVEN TO MIL ORDERS AND
.Our Price List ...
new store
The goods
not readv'for occupm-y and will not Ie
have adoirted
ures at greatly
Ladles9 Wraps
We have tills year -thevery lest
Jackets and I aes inai science uu
htbor can produce lor me prK-e.
60
Oar Special Inc
Unnwns
Tat. . .
Rlacks Spec
Red. r.Inck. Vfi iil
Faston Tan. " JjUfi
Rlue, Rrown ',
V line of dies and Jackets, par
chased especially for this Sale
They are strongest values in Oregon.
LATEST STYLES IX IMIES a-
tsUiTS.. :-
Send in Your nail
Orders
DAMAGING EVIDENCE IS GIYEN
Former Prosecuting Attorney nd an
KxDepnty Sheriff Testified for
the State A. Clear Case. r
COLFAX, Wash., Oct. lS.-Attbe
hearing today of Judge -WIIlIanr"Mc
Donald, of the Superior Court, on the
charge of subornation of per jury, ex
Prosccnling Attorney Matthews- ami
M. T. "Coffiuan, x-depaty Kheri If, tes
tified, that Mi-Donah! tried to force;
Win Keecii to eoncoct and -swear to
the story .collecting '-"f 15". Xesslyi Me-?-Donald's
political enemy, with some
erjme and said he would try the case
and . send Xessly to the penitentiary
for twenty years.
The hearing will last all the week
Mat thews testified, the reason he did
not cante McDonald's arrest while ho
wan prosecuting attorney was that
McDonald had .surrounded himself
with such a corrupt gang that it was
Impossible to get justice in the courts
oC this county. ;
WAS FOt'XD GUILTY.
Portland, Or., Oct. IS. James I
Warren, charged with the murder of
William Kirk, mate of the American
ship Clarence S. lteuient, was tonight
found guilty of murder In the second
degrte. Kirk was murdered on - board
h's ship In the harbor her on January
i:3d ast. -
XOT GUILTY.
Cliicago. (K't. IS. Captain Geo. Wei-,
liugton Streeter and seven cvlfeiid
ants, wlKse attempt, to hold tlie tilled
la ml on -the lake, froirt liero hist sum
mer,' retulhjs in the mobilization of
the whokj-jiolhti force- of this city,
were dedan-4 fMrfpuilty of eou!iiraey
to commif iriufder. The cliarge. of
"unlawful assemblage' tlll remains
against them.
.i ..I ' ' i .
SIIFJ IS SCFFEItlXG.
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JIlss Mast's KffAirts to Complete the
3000-Mile Hide.
New York. Oct. -1.8. With her faeo
nho wing phi mly the- terrUde strain
she is undergoing. 5IargiK'rite Mast,
the girl cyclist, who Is trying to es
tablish a record for 'the IliMiO niiles on
tlie Valley Stmtm. .1. I., course, win
plcteil her 2475th mile at ll::w today.
Khe had 1 hen been 11 days 22 hours
and :JO minutes in the saddle. She had
sprinkled red iejiKr lit her stockings
so -that the imlIu might keep, her
Awake. Save .for tln rest Hitwen
HU-o las-tonight and 3.(5 a m. today.
Miss Mast rtxle continually for fifteen
hours. Ry SatunLty she hopes to com
plete GOOO miles.
: A CHANGE.
The Steamship Line of the O. R. & X.
. Company t in Operation.
Portland, Oct. 1 8. The Oregon Ra il
road & Xavigaiion Company today Is-se-d
the following Circular; -
The O. It. & X. Co. will, onand af
ter Oc.toler 2lh, oierate afll steani-
CORRESPONDENCE:
Amoskeag Ging
hams, 6c Yd.
altont September
have arrived and
until January 1st
the Sjnvial Price
reduced prices,
Men's Suits
This seasons rrodnets In all wool
busmess aud working suits, ertcep'
tioual values , - - :
$7,50 a Suit i
Xavv IMue Sk-rges. R:lk. Claj
Worst U Fancy CassimereSk -ricots,
and Cheviots.
Special Ofterlngs at
$10 a Suit f
s . . Hats
Men's Itlaek Fetloras-....
Men's IMund Tops in Tans. Pearls
and I'lat-ks.. ... .fl-TiM
The Famous Gorden Hat fa.lW
Sjecial "lines 5.e and vk
Shirts
Work Shirts..... ... .
...23c, 4Vr
Ores Shirts..... 1 i...Hf. Vic
A Sjiccial Lme of Fanclc!Vort 4 1 JlV
j?ir5. IUW Spit :1a I 75C i
Irjinjr preparations simply develop
dry catarrh; they dry tip the secre
tions which adhere to the membrane
ami deconiMse. causing a far more se
rious trouble than the ordinary form
of catarrlu Avoid all drying inhal
ants and use that which cleauses,
soothes and heals.; Ely's Cream Halm
is stich a remedy and will cure ca
tarrh or cold in the head easily and
pleasantly. AH druggists sell it at Ur
cents 'or it will lln inailel by Klv
Frotlier!, 5i Warren St, .N. Y.
THE MINERS' STRIKE.
Xt JIOVB MMK Tt tlKDKK TilK
XIKXTOWOHK.
Xational ExecuUve CommIltte May
Fe Call d Togetlwr First Fur- ;
ther Complications. ;
IJAZELTOX, Pa., Oct IS-As farT
as ending the coa j mhiers' ' strike is
coictrneil. not a move In that dlree
t'on 'was lmide by the United Mine
Workers otHeia Is today. President
Mitchell is absolutely silent on all
questions pertaining to -the termination
of the contest, ami it is not believed
that he will have anything to say on
the subject until he calls a meeting of
the Xational Executive Hoard, for the!
pnrjiose of considering the question of
issuing a'-formal declaration, calling
tlie strike off.. When that shall !
depends. It is understood, entirely on
t lie operators. , j .
The feeling i irevaient here tonight
that the decision of the oirators
meeting at Scran ton today, to Insist
that tlie rtHlm-ition in the price of
rpowder uiimt be taken into considerai
tion in determining ; the net 10 inr
W-cnt increase in wages, has compli
cated matters somewhat. A further
delay in reaching an amicable adjust
ment of the trouble is now feared.
; FKAXCE TO HELP.
Will -StJr Uup Tioubk'iiii Africa
. the English.
for
Xcw York, 0 t. IS. It-js stated on
e'xccllent autlKrlrS-Jayfe W -ea-ldegrain
to t he Times ftiMii IMris. hat ex-President
Kruger will, afthr landing at
Mj4-! iilrs. wtss ihrongh Paris, and
that he will "lie received with ail tlie
honors due to the bend cf a state. Tlie
uu'uieijiaUt.v, of NKuwllles is making
pii-piun'tJons for m grand reiiitiou for
Kruger, aud tt w inrito certain. that
he will Jk ,mthu.aslically received by
tlte fMipula tion in general.
The rccoiumeiHviU'.'iit of active lt-
fense In i he Transvaal has reawaken-
ed Euroieau interest In the U w-r
cau. and tlM 1' rench governmeut.
hi cimmou with other EnrojHNMi gov-
emiiM-iits. Is not sorry b see tliis n
a wakening of symptitliy. as Great
RrMain's hands are all but completely
tied, whije tlie Boers remain active.
In China and In 1he settlement of any
difTerences with Great . BrHftdn. . her
rivals i-jin tlierefr take advantage. .
It is quite likely for this r ason. t li.it
Eorj4ie, and etstwclally France, will
give a emblaii"i t encouragement to
Mr..Kntger; tind will hold out a vague
hoe of Intervention. ' A welMnforiii-
td nollhin has 8tat?il that this will
be the iHMiey vt "the French govern
ment. , Kruger whI Jm? well received.
and tlie Bots will -lie eucouragtnl as
much ns jiosslble. , The eud of hostil
ities :nced i not, therefore, ie looked
for At present. . -
Mr. Kruger friemts are still hoiking
that he will Visit America. , f :
THE YACUT RACE.
Sir TlKimas Lipton SatisfkJ Ho Will
: . Secure Fair Fbiy."
- - - - -
Iondon, th-i. IS, Sir Thomas lip
ton lHies 4o arrive in rt he Fikited
States a 1 Mint the middle of July. In
an luierviw wkli a repres-ntatire of
the Asftochttcd Ire!s, Im said he was
d. lightel that Iris challenge had receiv
ed such a prompt and satisfactory ap-
swer. .-
Talking of fair .play," continued
Rir Tbomss. "none of us is qurte In
fallable. but I guarantee o say, should
anything controversial by any chnnce
ttapiM n to iccnr, 1 am certain I sIkiu
aret the licnetil of any doubt existing,
SiK-h is niv lielief in the integritv and
siKjrtsnwin-like spirit. of the New York
Yacht Club." "
It is reported that the Sliamrock 11
will le built the Hendersons on the
Clyde, and thst Sycamore will le her
skintnTw with Mr. Jameson la general
Charge. ir Thomas Ijiiiton will take
lKth the oM rand the new Shamrock
across tb Atlantic.
TTTE TEXAS HORROR.
More Ik-ad H-Klies Found at Galves-
, . ton Daily.
Galveston. Tex- ct. IM. on month
aud ten Vla'ys iiave elapsed since tin
Btorm. ami still tlie nnmler of h a
bodfas lielog Ji"ovTel daily does not
decrease.' Forty-six we're reco'ered
tMlar. This makes a record of 107
for the, past four days, i he otai num
lier f tirwljes reported to have been
recovered Is 2y7.
O
Bwrstt
4
He Will Uo Tbroogh Hig Own State
Yerj Little Enthasiasm
Crowds
PAHKEItSBURG. W. Va Oct. IS.
Governor Koosevelt will tintsh his gen
eral caiiipalgu at Baltimore tonnrrow
night, after, having traveled nearly
ll.'.otto miles and making nearly 5oo
siK'whes. lie Will spend llie final week
of the campaign in New York state.
The P-tou visit has 1.mi eliinihatel.
and If possible Governor llHsevelt
will siiehd next Sunday with his fam-
iy at Albaiiv.
Today's"-work Ingan at Canton,
Ohio, the home of -Mi-Kin ley. After
hard day's campaigning through
Ohio and Wei Virginia, Governor
Itoosevelt reachel Parkersburg tonight
uid adlressid a large audience, paying
siH-ela! atteutou to Senator Jones de
nial that the American Cotton Com-
lauy is a trust. Itoosevelt produced.
he. statement of the company, and
trgned that its own figures, prospect
us and plans of procedure, entitled It
to the name of a tntft. lie said that
in floating its stock the American Cot
U,n Company had boasted of its abil
ity to control the price of cotton, and
i utcied the market with the expressed
HOP MARKET ;
IS STEADY
The Recent Advance Took Salem
Dealers by Surprise.
ORDERS RtCtlVf D FROM LONDON
Afftrregated 1000 Bales In 0u Day
One Sale at IB Cents Was
V Bf ported Yrstcrdar.
Tlie Ktiddeii adv?iiHMoiu 4 he price of
hops last Saturday was eauscd by the
rrceijt of large oilers fjoni Ioinlon.
These orders probalili' oggn-gated Hl.i-
(H Iwiles, and just why dhey all caine
in a Kiugk hiy Is a mystery to deal
ers and growers alike, tine cxplana-
thro given in, that the samples of Or
egon Ikmis had arrivinl In Ixmdon, and,
tlie quality they indicated was so good
that brewers determined 4o jlace or
ders for a quantity for flieir use. Tle-se
simnltam'ous orders forced the prUit
of hojM to l.Va cents and ihe market
remains nt IIk 'figure even 'though these
orders have . Iicen filled, and the imll
caHoiw are mat the prke will go even
IwgiuT. . . -
lHaICr are very biny g4tlng the
TWO MEN A RKESTED
CHARGEOWITH COMMITTING CHIMES
IX TOM CITT. - i
i
Picked Cp by th Prtlad rollcj-Hd
, rropfty Stola In glm )
Lul ffeefc.
The police of. FortLuid have ?n
clmrpe two siisjicioris characters, giv
ing their uaenis as VR. I. Silencer and
Alliert Oortlon. and claiming that they
came front Salem, and, linhed, ofie
iK-rrs seme good evhlem-e oC the
claim that he has Jhi-o her. In h's
Lis iios9M-ssion was ftm:id an overco.it
that suswers to the deseripthru of mu
taken, several days ago, from Ir. E.
Y. Chase's rooms, over tlie ; Wooleti
Mill Store, lK-hmging 4o John Ilihiuaii.
The coat Is Identified by a ritual j of
the order of Red men, whii h was I In
ftle stik-u 1-out.Uielng ffound in ra
pocket iu 1 In? coat of tlie then. They
alsw had a Irk-ycie with tlwrn whk-l s
Uik-red 4o he one of those stolen :T0
icJitly iu tilts Hy. "-.;'-"
Slieriff F. W. iHirlm was noli fit-d
yesterday of the -h jnure if the Jie?n.
the sheriff ba, instructed the lVirtlsnd
loIk-e 4o lk ou for, 'and yesb-rdiy
afterntKJU went down to take charge.
of tbeui and brin ; heiu 4a-k to this
chy for trial- They will arrive ou this
utvrniiig's 11 o'ekx train. -
V. F. Tucker. wl was arrested- by
omr Smith Wednesday evening. ; for
ii,rnwlu2 a rock through the window
off a Jaiuiaee house of , ill-reimte
Kerrv t liecaose an inmate refused to
admit bhu lato Iver Jouse, vas4rought
trore lifwdcr X. J- .itwlah yester
day. 31r. Tuckr waived examina-
Darlnjr the Final Wet kBrja j rinda
in Kew York,Tbonfb Good
Hear Him.
intention of cornering the . crop
and
mastering tlie market.
HAXXA'K WORK,
isioux Falls. S. I ., tet, IS. Senator
M. A. llanna and party had the big
geNt l.vmonsliation of the campaign
.tour tonight, hi this' city, the -home of
Senator Pcyjigrcw.. ,
I PRY AX'S TRIP. , '
Syracuse, X. Y Oct. IS. Wni. J.
Pryan continued lUs tour of tliO Em
pire state today... traveling half way
across it from eat to west. He Ik
gan his Journey at. Ajbany, mid fol
lowing tlie course of tho plctuivsqun
Mohawk ami the line of - the Erie
canal, lie reached thiss point late in
"the.. afternoon.' .From there he made it
run northward to the southern shore
of Lake Ontario, ami made a half
hour's sixH-ch at Oswego. Inter lie
spoke here tonight. ;. ' )
The atb'iidancei, at tlie majorl.'ty of
tlie imiMlngs Mas complimentary In
siae,' and. some of the iiudtcnccsj were
very ".large. In i-omiiara lively few
places was there any marked eiillnisl
asm. There was, however, close at
tention, and in no case was there a uy
Interruptions of noe.
"H-A
hop they have purchased ready for
shipment ami' nre iMvictieally working"
daj and nigh to Uspose of thfin v
ithej- will le in a ihihHIoii 4 buyjmore.
The few salew mortd yesterday are
attrMnited to the great .rush of deal
ers In accepting Ihtvsc s"ccutvil 1he inst
tiii ee or ftnr days. There was one sab
reported yesterday, nfxm good author
ity for 10 cents, which Is the' irighes-t
to'o et reiclx,l in Oregm for t ft-
1!XW1 product. When Bked yesterday
for;an expn-sslon of his ophbTou on- tho
iyniLHUn trt the market. 11. J.jOlleu
helnier said to a a'prcsciHallve; of the
Statesman: .'"'-!'.. -',
The rnarkot the pnst,ewhl"vs ho
been tiMre B"11ve than ever expci-iem-cd
in tlie Im business, and in llie last
three 'or four day ove"r rniti lvib
Iassl from growers hands. In Ore
gon, at price ranging from l.'l to l."t.j
curls, whlk a MlfTnilar 4at of affairs
sl exists In Wiinlil'iijrton. , where a.
I'k quantity was lioitglit by ." dealers
at prleis rauging from i:t to ll'i
cents. Oregon .lirirt" a fine iquality
tlds . .vi-itr, and the chdce crops nvo
tm-eitiiig with much furor In ilnclainl.
TJie stti'tMicuI piM.foit 1 gOMl find
there 1-s no ivaxon why prles, should
not improve. The Oregon grower Jiai
the key, .to" tlie sltualUiit. and should
govern 1i'melf ticeordi-ngly; j lly all
iiieatiK lie shouhl V(ld Towling th
market."
Anollier liop ihnler speaking of the
sittiallon iaid: 't Jrowers should pot
be so anxious 1o sell. "The dealers
have iifcixre than- they ejin do and will
not buy iinliil tliey.'i-an unload what
they Iiave on hand. Jf the growem
will tay nt home, the (buyer will
s-ek them, but, where large quant itic.
nre nirown upon nie iiuii kci in- ten
dency is to lepress It.
Another denier aid he believed if
holders of low gnide hops would be
ft little isitlent they would realize ns
niueh as is being paid. for cfioi-e lots.
tion. and wrts lMrund over to appear
Is-fotr the Mreirit -oitrt. Tlie bond
for his appearance was llsed at $1"K
in default of which he was seit to
Jail. P.ad .whikey Is given as the
i-sni'te f 4he trouiile In which Mr.
Tucker limls himm-lf.
The restdeUM-e: of II, C Fletcher, of
Xorth Siilem.; was burglartzcj -tlie othe
er day. The ifiouse was ransacked
from one end. to- the other and some
Jewelry and oJlier valuable, article
wer. tjkeii. The fainity was sway at
the time and have no idea of the Ourg
lar's Jdnrtity. I
KOT1CE TO THE PFRLIC.
In order to give all proprietor
and employes an opjiortmiity to at
tend the Fhotograpliers' Convention
at Portland.! on Oct. 2T, 27, it has
lieen tnutiially agrsHl to cfse all
Salem gallerleK on the alxive i inen
rioned "date, to iieu again for bul
liess on Monday, Oct. l!th. The
public. Is nrKM-lfully rei-id'r" to
tear tills In mind and act according-
iy. - ' i : - '
v THE REX STI IHO.
THE CRONISE STUDIO,
"... t- ,'IIIK j ELITE HT IJ 1 lO.
Salem, Or., Oct, if, lisro. .
THE YOUTSEY ARIA I.
The Cas" IUipidly lira wing to si Closo
i .-Yerdict ExiectiHl 'IVxHy.
fleirgetown, Ky.i fK-t. IS. The YMtt
scy trail hi drawing rapidly to a close.
All tbe ti-stiroony is in, the tiistriu
tons Ikivc been glieu to llie Jury, and
I the speech' are In-ing made. -A ver-
diet Is extected tomorrow nftertMH.ri
There jU no improvement in Youtsey'a
.condition, though he Is not any worse
today. Xow and 1hen the paroxysms
rctuin. and for an hour afterward '"be
is much worse, bnt Is si ill able to rally,
showing remarkable vitality.