- WUTILT OREGON STATCCUAir. -TUESDAY. DEXrElTBER 2, 1862.
SELIGf.IAN TAS
UNSUCCESSFUL;
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President Could Not See His!
a ne'e triple'-r.e
Way Clear
TO 1HV0LVE UNITED STATES
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inWinW Overcoat Tha Season
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rnrl !r-tttaf1i . it. i... .i '
w.Xi ; '""J lending or the coaL
onlvTf ii TT i fuli wwrtiaenU not
o" . S1' l,,t ff s,,es r makinj?. Some
Tlin Mt- r.v . k A- .-", to mcnes long. .
l iicnj for v. ,, to find out Which siylc you like
r "'u u inomems ana try on a
r Mro, Jt will cost voa -not hiue to do so.
efmf.
mm a. w rv. a at a.
'in. , you -nomine
I tio extremes mw ;
lauties mid
sfcl 1 1 ng more overcoats
town We wouldn't if
IO ' uo so.
Ilia ,tef.
sjiapcs arc here :,Wc're
than any other sloro in
ours were not ; the hest.
I A I'.r,f"re from $2.50 to $2000 ohd every price
a nrht and satisfactory one. Wo nre not ohl v
..:-.JUilv,a,iW overeoaw oui are becoming lead
; S, ln ' shoes; Wo are the only bouse in
j balem that airry the. Original Packard, fine shoes
,ul -umy jou. uorae and exam ne tbom
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1 i- XyB ..,H "umuusiroe you navo been pavinrj
So.(K lor. ,kvery. pair guaranteed. A new line of
J'AXthe very latest just received by express.' Wo
j have just received a line of tli famniK fiwn J n
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overalls and jumpers, together with a line of their
working pants. Union lahel in every pair.: V
0. W. Johnson & Co.
257 Commercial Street r
AL EM, - OH EG ON , 1
In the Financial Differences
Following the Acceptance
of Request ,
irOVEMEiVT 1ST NEW YORK 8TN
. 1ICATB TO RKUEVK TllKEZUE-
iA's obltqAtion Va5?'hing-
TON RENATOR8-ELECT MEET IN.)
iiit DFrFivFn nTHE DISPUTE
JWUI hLVLIVLU U fTTT.T k r A IT
A) large invoice of the
Original Packard Finb
Bhbo for Mn. ' The Lest
value, for the money in
Salem. ? - ' " '
OiW. JOHNSON & CO.
; 257 tommcrdal St. . -
Dismissed From Court and the
Costs Taxed to Private '
' Parties i . "
HORRIBLE
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EXPLOSION
Thirteen Lives Sacrificed In
X, ' Chicago a
AND SCORES ARE INJURED
Force Threw Boilers Through
the Roof and Hundred
' Feet Away ,
WORKERS I? OTHER" DEPART
MENTS 1IUHI.ED THKOtrGII WIN
' lX)Wf4 EOUIt MEN KII.USD IN
PENNSYLVANIA j EXPLOSION
IKSAN RECEIVES SENTENCE.
CIIldAOO. Nov. 29. With A &tV
enlng report a boiler In Swift Co.'
Plant r xploJeJ this morning. Thirteen
live wore nacrlflceJ and eore8 of em
ployes the Tlctlmit. and othera lnjurhl
The huire bolk wr w?pt tbrdugh
the Kof of the building and hurled 100
r-t. Ndbody ' within the boiler r:m
nurrlved to tell th tory of the r evi
dent and Itmar new be kno n vha t
raused the, explosion. v mlnu.e.
after th explosion nothing ot, tha
boiler houfce but a pile of twisted Jron.
brick and mortar remained- ,
-Flames pran from the ralm ana
Rotator, realized that It would be im
iwalble to aave the live. ofthoSoho
were caught In the wreclc. The pl
lon waa of such force that the adiln
1ns biiUdlnsa were, wrecked, torn and
twlated like toy. Men.' omen and
boys aY work n UTJ,n departmanU
were hurled through the window to
the ground below. ' . ..
Vr with alight brulee. t
mct were hurt to .auch an extent tha
la wa8neceaaary to remove tnmt
hospital. The dead! H.-A.' Arnjlf ;
, 'L,a. t r o'Conner. AiWrlght
i j w a Tart. fireman; Thomas
tr, - i-n.a Webb, colored;
Ilcmr. coin red. Albert M. UuihneU.
Cubao, . ScliUlt. . .. f-
Companr will amount to more
- tr.a ftrti Th hulldinur I: nit -
boliera wero located waa a small .struc
ture , ..
ATTORNEY ' M'NARY' WILL. EN
DEAVOR ,TO , PUT ASTpPiTp
ftRlNGINaPETTT QUARRELS IN
TO COURT TO CREATE COSTS
IN CIRCUIT COUPvT. i
Jobu
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than
tii
Anat'ir FaUl Explonen". .
Ehamokln. Pa-. Nov. si '.
men
i.in. ihrM fatiUlr and. fire e.n-
ously Injured, b)an -fxploal .of
in Luke Flddle-.i colliery today Th?
dead are: Leon Sekoskl, Thomas .V sl;
andl. Charles Muruth and Wally Sin
eavltch. . ..
The fatally Injured are
and Joseph Brovat
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Wm. Kelly
(From .Sunday Dally.y -t-Tha
case of the State' of Orego,
plaintiff, vs. Joe Bressler. defendant,
which was' set for hearing In Judge
Ilargan's court yesterday at 2 p. m., in
which the defendant waa charged with
the hef.t of a calf from Mrs. Minnie
Rlngwald. was called ' and dismissed
tspon motion of Deputy Prosecuting At
torney J. II; McNary, the prosecuting
witness falling to make her appear
a nee. '.r f (
- Deputy Prosecuting! Attorney John
II. McNary asked that the case bedis
hilssed and that the costs be taxed to
Mrs. Rlngwald, the prosecuting wit
ness. Mr. McNary went on to say that
an example should be made of Mrs.
Rlngwald In order to deter others from
bringing petty cases Into the court and
making the taxiwiyers foot such bills.
In this case, as Mr. McNary pointed
out, two neighbors had Kt a calf each,
and each claimed the only calf recov
ered. There was then in the case noth
ing but a. dispute as to the right of
property and thia-dispute In no wis!
affected the taxpayers.
f If Mrs. Rlngwald believe her CAIf M
In possession of Mr. Bressler U ii for
h.r n hrinz a civil icUon . to recorer
it. ln which rase the costs can be "tax
ed to the litigant and so far as he Is
concerned. Mr. McNary said "J propose
that the rights of property shall not
bo" tried out at the expense-of the tax
payers." ' i '' - '
This case' appear to have been ag-
rm vatd bv the fitatement ' made : to
Justice Horgan . by the complaining
witness to the effect that Mr. McNary
wanted the warrant Issued and upon
the faith of this statement Justice Tlor
gart Issued aV warrant.' The costs were,
therefore.; assessed to Mrs. "Rlngwald
and ? Mr. Bressler wa promptly dis
charged. ; : "' :. -
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Gilbtrt' Answer Filed.
In the case of A- D. Walton, plain
tin, vs. A. T. Gilbert and F. N. Gilbert,
defendants, the defendants, through
ihelr attorneys. Booham & Martin, and
Cake & Cake, yesterday filed their
separate answ7rs to plalntJCTit ocm
plainL The defendants deny the alleg
ations to the effect that at any of the
slates mentioned In the complaint they
a ere engaged in the banking or brok
erage business under the firm name
of Gilbert Bros, or any Ann name or
style. They further deny that the
nlalntiff ever deposited with them on
W the firm name of Gilbert BrosT the
,um of 272.7,or that the plaintIS
on or about the 23d day of April, 1901.
r at any other time demanded of the
.crfeU'dant the payment of the said
amount, or that said defendants failed
or refseud to pay the same.
A. T. Gilbert, one of the defendants. I
represented by Bonham &. Martin and
F.'n. Gilbert by Cake & Cake of Port
land. ' - : :. ''' : ' j
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-Th op
Marance in Washington of I.'selig-
tiran. a member of the New York finan
cial house which has engaged exten
sively In international syndication was
viewed in offic ial circles tx re today "as
Indicating the existence of a syndicate
with the purpose ot floating all of
Venezuela many debtsand thus avoid
ing: the Imminent danger that "coantry
now stands in of the seizure "of ; her
Customs Houses by foreign powers. "
Thej asumption IsThat the prospec
tive syndicate wishes to ascertain be
fore closing the bargain. with Venezue
la wh-ther , or not the i United States
will Insure the meeting by. Venezuela
of th obligations she will assume In
the matter of the repayment of the
loan.' ' '
Seligman appeared at the executive
offices and was admitted to the Presi
dent's room. When he came away
Seligman declined to make anr state
ment as to the reason for the call. . It
is understood, however, that he sound
ed the President upon, the line, indlcat
ed above, and that he President could
not see hla way clear to Involve ; the
United States In 'the .financial, differ
encci of the Americap Republic that
might follow the acceptance of Selig
man's DroDOsition. It may be that the
matter will later take a form that will
make it possible for the State Depart
ment to favorably entertain it; ?
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To Hold a Conference. V
Tacoma, Wash.. Nov. 29. Six. of the
State Senattors-iclect, friendly . to . the
interests of Governor McBrlde, met
here tonight. It was decided to invite
the so-called Preston Senators from
King county to join with them Ini:;
conference to be held tomorrow. Seia
lor Angle, of Mason - county, went
home, but it is said, ' left t verbal
proxy with theunder standing that hla
vote was not to' be used In support or
any opposition to Smith, for Pres4-
dencw of the Senate. . . j,
Not So Long as It Looks.
Knoxviile. Tenn. Nov. 29. Harry
Logan, the alleged Montana train rob
ber, wa today given ten sentence ag
gregating 130 years. By reason of
M-ntcnoM runnine concurrently his
term will be reduced to twenty years.
Th hide stletted Columbus. Ohio, a
the prison in which Lagon I to be con
fined. , ;' ' ' - " i
The Requisition Issued. ; "
Jefferson City. Mo, Nov. 29. Gover
nor Dockery tonight Issued requisition
on Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania, for
the return to St, Louis of Charle F.
Kelly, ex-speaker of the house of dele
gates, who Is In custody It Phlladel
phla. 1 '
The Rid Was Cheap.
Butte. MonL. Nov. 29. A special to
the Miner says two bodies were found
lh the Northern Pacific wreck which
Occurred near Missoula, yesterday. The
emalns were Identified as. Alfred Nel
son and Robert Demsy, laboring men.
who were stealing a ride on the west
bound freight.
And Still Another.
Kenton, Ohio, Nor; 29. Three men
were--killed In an explosion in a saw
mill at Bulger today. The dead are:
C. A. Gruder, Albert Armistantf and
Arnold Declamar.
GIVEN UP FOH LOST.
CIHCAGO. Nov. 29. A special to the
cord-Herald from Sault St. Marie.
Mlchrf says: The steamer Bannock
urn with a crew of twenty i given
p for lost. The report that she was
shore. near Mirhipieoton seems to be
ithout foundation. "
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For general adaptability foi farm u taking Int n-0.1-ration the small tK-cT rvuilm! nnf tln irr.i
apaclty attalnwl, we c-oiiil4entlj nfler tin Samlw iHi IMintiw fur Rrindingr ear emm (without husk), k1m-II-I
-orn, oats, wheat, etc, ; ns the bt and fU-defit tit II on th indricet, mi'l wherdoim U ' titrMl:iirl in .1 localily it
Invariably h-iuU to wtditioiuil sales a 1 1 I we lav jet. to ln-nr f "the llryt diatUllwl fU'tiiKT.
r .-'- Aft the bulirs of the Sandwich-lifli.inep nmke tt-n n,vo!nlon .i eai-li founfl of the hor lar jiimcUvH
nssurtrd, hut uh all of the work of eruHhiiig and KrlnfHiijf Is done el to tlie w-ittef shaft, it U lixht f draft wild
au ordinary farm team will handle it with caw. " ... '
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It IfTfitted with an excellent spiral faro fowl, wjiiih I jitivo in IUKraliM;nud limur.-M regular mid fw
delirery of damn or ehalfy graiii to the irrindin t rliisr and when workinou ear eofu urtwulx all hrid-'ln'? itnl
clogging of ar. ! . - . . ,
; - ' The huhrsi usedin tli8andwk'h-rtfUannari J4 lnfli in U:tniHr, of whlt Jron &hsl Iher exfrt 0I1 the
Krai n a sheariiifr netmn, and if hrokiti mty Iw e.wiiy r-I.K-.d. atid nt Mninll exMri4. tljltly wt of luhr N
sent with the Haudwieh-Iteliatioe, only one h inii-ss.'iry, for hy the u4' of the n-ulaiiii lv?f- ear i-oru ir miiiill
praln may he rouml fine oreoars mh rhMlr.nl. Tiil ohviaU-H the ne't ity f,r nil extra M-t of biilm ttid d'M'n
away with the many vexing changeA neeefswry wiivn vurloii" ilfjsn-vn of KrdiMg,uri wanteil. ,
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The eapaeily qfthe Sandwleh-Uellanc". likt-tlnvt of ,t'. thr mil. . vnrien seivirdfiiK to the kind and eru
dition of grain, theqtialtty of grinding, whether eoiir-or iWie, ihe KjHed of tl 'team, and, Uv hut not IohkI. th.
good or liad mHiiaffeineiit of thr operator, hut tinder o-dinn y e mditioiw will Im foihud :iIhmuh f IIiw: 10 lo D
h.ushels ter hour ear com, 12 to LD h'jiels r-r Inuc .iu.-'h d ooru, anl 7 to 15 LuheU jht hour eom hud oatn.
"5 Th above estimates are based on, weight tnetMure and jmt o hii-h'l nicaMurt.
The Sandwicli-Renanne grinds rapidly, U e tpubltt of a wM ruiii of work, I simple, eiiinptM't, nl f ly fin
ished In every detail, easily adjusted, coimlructed of iIivIkh! maw-rtat, by fkilltnl workmen ami the griudLng rintrs
.are of special f-attern, cajmbleof suierior work, ;nd the iriwif the mill it si low u to bring it within tlie range
of all wlio have use for a inaehiue of thin character.
Write for catalogue a nl pricw or come J n when in HuU m. .
Mitchell Lewis &Staver. Co.
- F. F. CARY, Manager. ;
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cats the wrong way." It's not the best
way to Ketchum-
I observe with a just pride that old
Willamette' comes out ahead at last.
After being dragged through mire of
Inglorious defeat most all the fall,, the
boys have "whooped It up to the
school teachers of little Monmouth.
Good for you. ye valliant collegians'.
You are now In fair shape to tackle
Our Pleasant Point fellows, if yon will
furnish the footbail.as we have none.
Is It Just the right thing for our Gov
ernor to lssu a pardon to a convicted
murderer serving sentence? When the
circumstances are called to mind, a son.
a young man, is shot down in a heart
less manner because that son is de
fending his mother from the assaults
of a drunken' husband.
Elam Harland and family, of Colusa, i
county, California, are here visiting 1
relatives. Airs. ji. is a daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. D. W. Vanderbllt. and a sis-!
ter of Mrs. E. K. Coutes. o
Now that the "open season for game
has terminated. It will be a relief to
ff.'erybody to know he 1 not In so j
much danirer of being shot by the care- J
less man with a gun as in the iieriod
Just passed. :
December 1. 1902. J I j
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RANTED SLEMP CERTIFICATE
RICHMOND, V., Nor. 29. The
state board of canvasser . this after
noon awarded a certiflcte to the Con
gressmen recently elected, including
Ciirnpboil Kkmp, Republican.' w :
PLEAS AfiT POINTERS j
ITEMS OF INTEREST " GATHERED
AT ItA.NDOM DURING THE
PAST WEEK. -, T. 'J
Geo. Kendall and family have return
ed from their-visit to Benton county,
j L. C. Cavanagh butcherei eighteen
hog Friday. He will make roost of the
meat into bacon."
I I "note that Brother Ktchum, of Sa
lem, is stirring up the city, officials on
account of non-performance of duty.
He seems to think they shut their eye
at gambling and the sale of -cigarettes
to minors. . That 1 possible, as . It Is
easier to look the other way. than to
prosecute. If they violate . their ; Offi
cial oath they should step Out and give
place to honest men. As to gamblrg.
some sinful perton might ask to what
extent the grabrba. the ring cake and
other games of chance in Mr., K.'s
church foster gambling outside the
sanctuary. Also to what extent his
public and private admonition ta the
cigarette-using youth of hi congre
gation are faithfully administered. Also
GENERAL WALLACE NOT ILL. to "what extent doe he. admonish
. .mtTTt ruM-!it flcainst the use or me cigar ana toe
M .h. Nwi from Cra wf oris vllie, Ind, I tobacco pipe among th fathers ' and
IH.IL Vit lit! Hi ucw , - - - - - -
faithful in an ims. Aiier su, 11 is
MANUFACTURE OARHOCKS
NEW FOUNDRY ENTERPRtSR IS '
LAUNCHED. ALSO NEW : i
MINING COXtPANY. j
The Forest Mining Company filed ar
ticles of Incorporation yesterday , with
the "SecreUry of State and will en
gage -In a general mining' and milling
business1 with headquarters In Hump
ter and a capital sto-k of $1,000,000. T.
J. Costetlo, Jsmes II. Pruitt, James
Collin and E. L. Manning are the in
corporators of record. - . -'
The James White Oar Lock Company
also fileT articles of lncoriwratlon and
will engage in the manufacture of a
patont oar lock and In the foundry and
metal goods manufacturing business
gene-rally at MarshfieJ. with a capital
stock of $20,606, James White.. Charles
W. Tower and E. B. Seabrook are the
Incorporators. ,
'I ABERDEEN UNION FIGHT
CLERKS DEMAND THAT THR
STORES CLOSE AT SDC
O'CLOCK.
One l.alf 07. knitiing silks, black or cf)1or, l)el
brnnil. 2."c a fkoI. Ten yards cnr.li coloroil
twist, jusv rilit for embroidery, 15c a dozm.
Liifjo iirfMonineut Kilo ilk. silk conls, taw-els,
lc. Wash eilk-, re! vets nnJ relvelfeus in pretty
4cnIor. 8ilk IiniidktVchiefs, initial -.corners,. 25c
enf-li. ChildMnV Imnntts in great variety of
colors and low iec". ; ii!
IV3ILLIfIERV
all this falls goods at
greatly
R educed Prices
G-reenbaum
s
Dry G-oods Store
Next Door to the Postofficc.
TO'THE
i 1
If yon are .ing home to j'onr childhood'!
home 1 lib
X.
tO l!V-
Wallace la -seriously
ranted. - . 1 . .
Ill are unwary
n. ABERDEEN. Wash, Dec. L A con
flict between the cterks. union and the
merchants of. Aberdeen Is exciting "a
great deal of interest. The union has
been recognised by the Federation of
Labor, and receives its support. The
demand is for a t o'clock closing hour.
I One of the oldest merchants In the
town, Mr. N- G. Kaufman refused to
obey the mandate of the anion and
was declared "unfair." and a man with
a h.innr. rMinatlnr th nnhlli. nat In
deal with him. paraded in front! of rtia
store daily. The man was rotten-egged
and hit between the eye with a large
apple, when be ignomlniously quit his
Job. Mr. Kaufman- clerks were given
the choice between leaving him or
quitting the union. Most of them chose
the, tf ormer, an at once secured other,
situations. ... Mr. Kaufman now says he
will sU out and go out of business. ,
, Some of the merchants have formed
year, renwrntirtr that the XOJITIIKKX PACIFIC Ic-wla
er"bolyfa liorhft. -' - j ,
You rail fjo by way nt 8L Paiil to Chicago, or St. Lonig,
and thenco reatcU tbVcnUre East arid South. Or, you can o to
DulntJi, and from .there use either tlio rail linen, or ono of tho
gtiperb Lake Sreainers down tlje lake to Detroit, Cleveland,
Kriend Buffalo the ran-Amcriawi Citj
, Start riht and yon will protably arrive at your destina
tion all right, anVto start right, nw? tho Northern Pacific, and
preferably the GltTJI COAST LIMIT!.!)'' liuln, in erv f (,,
after MAI' Sib. ' ' . - -
Any local agent will name rates.
A D CH ARLXON asseagr Arent.
resolved .that they will keep 4 their
stores open till 9.ochck until Decem
ber 1 Mb; after that as lonr as busl-
r-ffs deman Is dorinj, the hoUJay sea
son, find aftr the. first f the year wl-I
I. 3 1 f,' exc'pt on Haturday
aardly, .wise to stroke the. hair ot oScIal a Business Men' Association aal ha.ve j nlghu. lubUc feeling is Ltigt-fy ttlth
the clerks In the matter, as this 1
strong union town.
The printers hare also formal
union and it may rsult In the jm-;,
Sin of one of the dally papers,' in eu
flie.demands of th union printers '
not cwtiihcd with.