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f Jf4t Btates eoll, It has liecu (he
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that anchors hero sufferers
: ti epidemic of deserters. This
(mulled iu a standing reward
mg offered to any police officer
I' irho reltiniB a deserter to tho mini-
'. f-war, Today Chief of Police Mo
i$iMn and Olllcer MoLeod took live
yHwti on board tho Daphne who hnd
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arres'eu for UiHcriion. nie
iiMtUtnr of these men In Irons en-
sra rajnrl Mm aotlnm wlirt mnrtn nil fit.
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' ek on the chief police after tho
,Her officer had descended tho lad
Tho chief defended himself,
: bwtab'ow from a stalwart nolo sca-
NMtnfcl ed him to the deck likoa log,
McLeod lushed up tho ladder again
to defend his chief and was felled by
a BwabblnR-brUsh. Tho officers,
with the csslstanco of tho marines,
h drove back tho mutineers, who re
fused to llatou to orders until forced
ta do eo at the point of tho bayonets
of tho marines. After a determined
struggle tho mutineers were over
come and Ironed. Tho caso uos no
parallel In tho history of tho British
squadron, and the local authorities
having tho right of punishment to
the captain of the Daphne. The
mutineers will have to be sent home
to England to put In "at least flvo
years." Both tho police ollleers ore
seriously Injured. It Is cred'Uhi
reported that word hns been sent to
JEsqulma't far a sister ship to come
oyer to lay alongsldo In cane of furJ
ther trouble, it being feured thutn
general mutiny will follow, as the
men will nil havo completed their
term In May, and are consequently
reck'ess.
TWO BOLD BURGLARS.
Highbinder Chinese Captured by
tho Police.
Portland, March 21. Detectives
Joseph Day and Bum Simmons suc
ceeded Saturday in running two
more desperato Chlneso burglars to
earth. Last Monday morning at
6 o'clock tho store of Dr. LeoHunn,
at 145 Second street, was entered
and robbed of 1700 worth of Jewelry
belonging to tho doctor and his
wife. Tho thlovcs know tho prom
ises uud their plans were well laid.
Thoy ontcred through tho stairway
on Morrison street, next to the
Famous clothing storo. Following
a hallway In tho building thoy
Btoort boforo tho door of tho doctor's
room. With a caw thoy so6Ti
cut a hole in the panel and un
bolted tho door. Thoy had se
cured the jewelry and wore disap
pearing through a door whon the
doctor awoke and saw them, lie
followed them to tho door of a stair
way, but they escaped to tho street.
Monday tho detectives wero ad
vised that tho burglars had attempt
ed to tell their booty and kept u
sharp lookout for them. Evidence
accumulated against tho thieves
and at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
tho dotectives arrested Leo Den, a
highbinder, belonging to tho Hip
Sing Tong gang, on Second and
Pine streets, and Leu Slug Cheung
on Second and Stark. Leo Den
was very surly.
On examining his trunk tho detec
tives found n lull highbinder's outfit,
Including two long knives, a short
one, a 45-callbro pistol, heavily
charged and a short bundled hatohot
which would do good service In a
band'to-hund fight. On a shelf oyer
his head was found a burglar's out
fit, Including a saw, a glassoutter, a
screwdriver and othor tools. Lee
Don woro n now gold watch, which
ho said ho purchased from Fried
lander, tho jeweler a month ago.
Mr. Frlodlandor said tho Chinaman
exchanged tho watch for n gold one
n few dayB ago. Tho Chlneso doctor
Identified tho works of tho watch ns
his. On Leo Sing Cheung wus
found a silver watch belonging to
tho doctor's wife.
Leo Don Is a good-looking China
man of medium height, of lino ad
dress aud woll-droHsod? Ills purtuor
Is an ugly-looking fellow with pro
truding tooth. Tho ovldenco against
tho burglars Is complete. Detective
Day says ho arrested Leo Dun ton
years ago for stealing (100 uud n
gold watch from tho Portland baths,
where ho was employed. At that
timo tho prosecutor compromised
tho case with tho Chluuuitiu,
BBHR1NG SEA.
All Aro In Doubt of tho Tenor
of tlio Nolo.
NO MODUS VIVUNDI.
Salisbury Said to Havo Replied to
Wharton's Note.
Washington, Marcli 21. It was
learned through an tfllilil of th'i
state department last ulht that a
dispatch had been received today
from Lord Salisbury In reply to the
nolo of tho prrBldentof tho 8th Inst.
Tho content? of tho dispatch could
not bo aicertalned, but It Is uuder-
s'ood that It contains tho refusal of
Lord Salisbury to extend tho modus
ivendl for another year.
Washington, March 21. The
nature of the leply of Lord Sails
i ury to tho last nolo from the state
department, relative to a renewal of
he modus vlveudi In the o nductor
he seal fisheries in the Behrlngsea
4 known to nobody In Washington
xctpt tho president, the British
.tilnistcr and a very few officials of
I he department of state. Even the
Itopubllcan membors if the senn'i
ommltteo on foreign relations aud
lie house committee on foreign nf
'olrs, usually Informed promptly of
iny new phases In negotiations, are
in Ignorance of tho contents. Tho
oucluslou from this omission on (he
paitof tho administration to Inform
he m upon the subject of the note,
s conclusive as to the main point In
tho controversy, namely, the extent
f protection to be afiorded seal life
o Behrine sea. It is bolloved If
iallsbury acceded to tho request of
he president for a renewal of tho
nodus vlvendl, tho fact would have
ecu Immediately communicated to
he senate. Tho bollef of senators if
io has made tho nolo a vehicle for
he extension of his argument of a
ilO-mllo limit of protection area pro
posed by him as amply sufficient to
neotnll tho necessities of tho case.
In tho House Today.
Washington, March 21, In the
house Enlo, of Tennessee, oficred a
lesolution calling on tho secretary of
tho treasury tor a list of all persons
employed in tho Coast aud Geodetlo
survey, whoto salaries have been In
creased or decreased during 1600,
also for a list of those dismissed or
who resluned during that year,
Enioo said he had information from
n discharged employo that tho coast
snrvoy U In tho hands of a ring. Tho
resolution was ndopted. The com
mittee on printing leported in favor
of expunging from the congressional
record of tho 17th all that portion of
tho speech of Walker, of Massachu
setts, which refers to mugwumps,
etc., but which was not delivered.
Tho houso then went into committee
of tho wholo on tho army appropria
tion bill.
nail contained kerwenp. Tho house
was wrecked, several nun wero I
lured aud a serious conflagration
was only averted ny me prompt
arrival of tho firemen.
:HIYHl AND HARBOR RILL
ATTACKED BY PRISONERS.
Tho Keopor of a Jail at North
Yakima Sevoroly Injured.
North Yakima. March 21.
While Hiving the prisoners their
supper In the county Jail yesterday
afternoon, Deputy Sheriff Dllley
was net upon by Burglar Mllboru
and Norger Levering, nnd a strug
gle ensued In which tho officer
received a number of severe scalp
wounds from n slungsliot iu the
hand of Levering. He dually
broko away aud drawing his re
volver fired one ineffectual shot,
after which he droyo tho prisoner
to their cells nnd locked them up
Levering Is a noted forger and has
left his tracks not only In this stub
but in Oregon aud California. The
crime bo is now bejng held fm 1 ob
taining fQO from the First National
bank of this oity on forged drufts
Ho was caught In New York and it
cost the state nearly $1000 to appro
bond him and bring him back for
trial. 8!nco the attack yesterday
afternoon ho is Mgnlng Insanity.
END OF STANDARD TRUST.
Tho Scheme to Divide tho Prop
erty Among Trust Holders.
Jnew YoiiK, March 21. At a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Standard oil trust, it was decided to
terminate the trust and that all
property held by tho trust, except
stocks of corporations, bo sold by
the trustees at private sale. John
D. Rockefeller, Henry M. Flagler,
Wm. Rockefeller, John D. Archi
bold, Ben) Brewster, H. H. Rogers,
Wesley H. Tilford and O. B. Jen
ulngs aro appointed trustees to wind
up the trusts' affairs. The money
received from the sale of its effects
wilt be distributed pro rata among
the holders of trust certificates. All
stocks of corporations hold by the
trust aro to bo distributed pro rata
to trust certificate holders, upon sur
render of certificates for cancellation.
OVER IN IDAHO.
and
Without Broad During Llfo
Buried in Broadcloth.
BoiSK Cm, March 21, Ho lived
iu poverty and died mlbornbly, yet
ho will bo curried like a prince to
Ills grave. Such was tho fato of
Qrovlllo Marcy, who Friday after
noon wus drowned In thollolso river.
He uud his wife ami baby lived In a
hovel in tills city, while each had
extremely wealthy relatives In thu
Eastern states. So soon ns the news
of her husband's death reached
Mrs. Marcy she telegraphed to the
father of tho deceased, M. M. Marcy,
of Minneapolis Saturday ho iu
utructed tho bereaved wlfo to havo
tho body embalmed uud brought
homo, and told her to draw on him
fur nil tho money she required. Mrs.
Murcy's mother Uvea In Darlington,
Wis,, and to her nUo a telegram was
forwarded. She Immediately wired
'felho daughter to draw upon her for
tiny iimouui. aiarey was uwuu on
' t)f a follow, aud ko and hla wife,
'against tho wished of both fund I leu
Vero married, and they drifted west.
Vfhu hard luck pursued them and
Muroy twm compelled to become a
common laborer. At t men ho uud
hi v Ifu aud bubo went buugry, and
mntly nearly died of cold and
wwvatlou. Friday at noon, after a
Jong jtfifo.! of idivnew, Mnroy wont
to work us crpoute.'b' roustabout
im tho brldgo over Holm river, Fou
Hour MUt h foil Into tho river aud
drowwxJ. .
River and Harbor Bill.
Washington, March 21. The
river and harbor bill will be reported
tomorrow or Wednesday. The
committeo has put tho Great hikes,
deep water canal, Mississippi and
somo others under contract.
Tho appropriation for tho Colum
bia river at Cuscudcs, (135.000. The
Dalles portago uud boat rah way
project aro not included, tho com
mitteo Lolng unwilling to include
both projoots.
Morrison Chairman,
Washington, March 21. At a
meeting of tho interstate commerce
commission, Wm. It. Morrison was
electod ohnlrmuu to fill the vacancy
made
tiou.
by Judge Cooloy's reslgna-
BEHRING SEA.
Claims for Expulsion to Bo Pro
sontod Within a Month.
Ottawa, March 21. Minister of
Marino and Fisheries Tapper has
issued notice to ull poisons having
claims for loss or dumngo by reason
of oxpiilslou from, or warning out
of, Bohrlug sea during tho year
1601, must lodgo them at the office
of tho collector of customs ut Vic
toria, 11. C, within quo month,
BOILER EXPLODES.
That Dog and Lynx Fight.
Cahbon, Nev., Marcli 20. The
bulldog und lynx fiht came ofl
today at tho race track, Fome timo
beforo the advertised hour, in order
to evndo the officerfl who wero to bo
on hand to f-top tho proceedings,
Tho Instant tho unlmnls saw euch
other, they locked In deadly en
counter. The bulldog took hold of
the right foreleg, and held on until
tho lynx died. Tho fight lasted
nearly an hour. The dog was fright
fully torn by its antagonist and bled
profusely. It afterwards broko away
and cleared out n nunibor of dogs in
Chinatown. Few spectators were
present, owing to tho rushed proceedings.
Will Brldgo tho Rio Grande.
Efc Paso, Tex., March 21. There
Is no longer any question as to Jay
Gould's inlentlonu of bridging tho
Rio Grande ut this point and mak
ing direct connections with the
Mexican Central at Juarez, His at
torney will appear beforo the city
council aud ak tho concessions
necessary to facilitate tho Texas &
Pacific iu reaching tho liver. S. H.
II. Clarke, Captain Grant and L. S.
Thomo, of tho Gould party, left
yestorday for Slorra Bluuca to look
over tho proposed route of tho Tex,as
& Pacific's independent track from
that point Into El Paso. Mr. Gould
Is looking better, mid will, no doubt,
follow Dr. Munti's advice nnd re
main hero until ho has fully re
coveicd his health.
Ort'fton Coniiti Out AH Right.
Tlio Second Largest.
RIVER AND HARBOR.
Tho Houso Committeo Finally
Completes Its Bill.
Washington, March 21. The
river aud harbor bill is now com
pleted and Is ordered to the house.
No separate bill can possibly pass
the house, In view of the immense
sum which is now given Oregon in
the general bill. The items ns now
secured in the bill for Oregon are as
follows;
Columbia river at tho Cascades..
Mouth ol tlio Columbia.
Coon Hay. . ..
YaUlniv ilny.
Musiiiwiuver
lillainook nay.
ei3S,0C3
JlW.ttX)
210,100
75 CM
10,1 0U
16,(
6O.CD0
0,1, JU
H,OTj0
Ixiwer Willamette and Columbia
i cqulllo jetty .
Upper Coquflle lllver
Yamhill lllver to McMlnnvllIe
t'pper Columbia nnd snake lllver.. 1SO.O0O
Willamette lllver to Kueeno, with
a commencement of tho special
work nt Oawego, Clnckdmus
lunlds, OrvulIU, Independence
nnd Halein .. fiO.OOO
Provision is also made in the bill
for the examination by tbo war de
partment, with a view of Improve
ment of the Aisca river in Benton
county, of the Cheteo river In Curry
county, of Ilogue river from Grant's
Pass to the sea, In Josephine and
Curry counties; of tho Nestucca
river iu Tillamook county; of Coos
river In Coos county, nnd for the
construction of a lock and dam iu
tho Yamhill river nt Lifayelte, in
Yamhill county,
THE "JACK THE RIPPER,"
Killing Fivo Men and Sorlously
Injuring 24 Othorn.
E.ht JoniUN, Mloh., Maroh2l.
A boiler at East Jordan mill ex
ploded this morning Instantly kill
ing Simon Carney, Peter Sheldon,
John Brown, Ben Cook, Emanuel
Hunt, and Borlously Injuring four
others and more or lead badly hurt
in a score more. Tho mill Is a total
wreck. Lou f 10,000.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Tho Order Organises a Monin outh
Lodgo,
Monmouth, Or., March 21. The
Knights of v Pythias organized a
lodgo hero Saturday night, with a
membership of sixteen, Members
of Salem nnd ludepuudenco lodges
assisted Iu tho In It la' Ions. Tho
Knights havo u comfortabto room In
tho new C'uttron building.
To Be Prosecuted.
Chicago, Muroh 21, A Wash
ington special tayvi Acting Uku
tho report of tho United Btates dis
trict attorney ut Chicago, the attorney-general
bus decided to prosecute
tho biscuit trust as contrary to law.
Extinguished Fire With Koroieue.
A8!M,AM, Win,, March 21. Au
explosion occurred at a Republican
caucus Saturday night hcvttuDo of
men throwing a pall of whut wm
supposed to bo water ou a lire. The
A Ministor Badly Burned.
Manning, la.. March 21. The
Itov. Boles, pastor, who has been
holding revival sorvlces here, met
with a serious accident yesterday.
A gasoline stove, used In thti church
to heat water for baptism, exploded,
and while carrying It out tho tlameo
from tho burning oil Ignited the
minister's celluloid cull's. In an in
stant his clothes woro on fire. Both
of his arms wero burned and charred
in a frightful mauner. The at
tending physicians say his Injuries
uro fatal.
Minors Rcsumo Work.
London, Morch 21. Tlio Notting
ham miners, numbering 23,000, re
suuud work at tho usual hour this
morning, ns i result, the price of
coal In the district has declined three
shillings per ton. Minors In other
districts excepting Durham, have
also returned to work. 0.1,000 men
aro Btlll out In the Durham district.
Recolvcd a Presont.
IiliiAU. Russia, Mirch 21. The
Cwvr has bestowed n presont on Cap
tain Suorgcaut, of tho steamer In
diana, which brought a cargo of
provision for tho famine sulterers
from America.
Severn Blizsard.
Dim Moims, March 21. A severe
hlUtard is raging In Northern Iowa.
The Australian Police Searching
for Evidence of Crime.
Mnr.iiouiiNK, Australia, March 20.
Deeming, alios Williams, alius Sans
tou, the Kaihlll and Melbourne mur
derer, supposed to be Jack the Rip
per, was Saturday arraigned ut
Perth on u charge of murdering his
wife, formerly Miss Mulier, at Mel
bourne, and was remanded uutil
Tuesday. Meantime the Kiiico of
Sydney, New South Wales, are eu
gaged in digging in I ho basement of
the houso which Williams occupied
lu 1888.
BLOOD-STAINED CLOTHING.
London, March 20. It has been
learned thut the Ituinbill murderer,
under tho name of F. B. Deeming,
was manager of the New Novltge
dach gold mine, Kloekshop, South
Africa, In October, 18S9, and stayed
at tho Queens hotel, Haverford,
with a woman und two children.
There Is some doubt as to whether
the woman was his wife. A box be
longing to Williams, containing
clothing stained witii blood, was
found today In a hotel at Rainblll.
VISITING 11A1NHILI,.
LiVEKPOoi., Marcli 20, Thous
ands visited Ruinhill today. Sev
eral nccldents occurred and sevi rnl
fights as well. The vicar of Rain
hill alluded to Deemlng's crimes in
a sermon today. Various persons
acquainted the police with instances
where robbery was suflertd nt the
bauds of Williams. A telegram
from Capo Town, South Africa,
states that Deeming became noto
rious iu Joliunuesborg In 18S0, in
connection with jewelry swindling
and some mysterious murders oc
curred there about that time.
HAD .MANY NAMES.
Pcrtii, Australia, March 20.
Deeming was again bifore tho mag
istrate today. Tho court houso wus
packed. Tho prhoner, who persists
in culling liimself Swaustou, en
teied the dock with jaunty nir, but
becamo nervous aud fidgety during
tho reading of tho churges. After
the. giving of formal evidence In re
gard to hla nrresl ho wai remanded.
Deemlng's luggage has been ex
amined. Among tho i rtlilcs found
wero a card certifying to the mem
bership of Emily Mather In Ituit..
hill Band of Hope, a time-tuble of
trains between Halnhlll und Liver
pool, tin autograph album belonging
to Emily Mather, a book of ad
dresses of poisons in England, a
pooketbook beariug monogram "B
E, D.," a Masonic apron similarly
lettered, a sliver caul case and
prayer book containing the nuuio
"Emily." Among tho ntldrcoses
noted uro McDonald, New York;
Hhonhend Marshall, New York,
nnd olln rs of persons lu Hull, Liv
erpool and Hartlepool, proving tho
idontlty or Williams, Deeming,
Lawson, etc. It is Uarned that
Deeming, who declared his unmo to
bo Swanston, confessed to the police
that lie is the samo man who lived
at Wind i-uburb, Melbourne, under
the name of Williams. Evidence Is
dally accumulating showing tbo
past llfo of Deeming to have been
one of constant fraud and robbery,
onnl.nl on uuder tho pretense of
wealth nnd bouhomnie.
check our progress and burden us
with national debt that would Inst
for another generation. Too much
Is expected from our navy."
LEGISLATIVE CORRUPTION.
How the Reading R. R. Bribed tho
N. J. Legislature.
Nkw Yokk, March 20. The New
York Herald charged the use of
corruption funds amounting to at
least $3,000,000, raised by interested
capitalists and stock jobbers to pro
cure the passage of a bill legislating
for the coal combination of the
Reading railroad. Today The Her
ald returns to the subject aud states
that more than half of tho hideous
secret Is lalu bare. "There was
bribery," It adds, "and enormous
bribery nt that." Tho proof it fur
nishes on tbo word of State Senator
Maurice Alexander Rogers, of Cam
den county," und his word will be
accepted unquestionably from one
end of the state to the other."
Senator Rogers, of New Jersey, lu
an Interview at Camden, is quoted
as saying nt lOilO a. m. on the day
the bill passed he was ofiered and
refused $10,000 to vole for the bill.
Tho agent returned and ofiered more
than $25,000, though Rogers did not
f late the exact figures, Rogers was
asked to expose the man who tiied
to bribe him. Ho replied:
"People may blame me for with
holding Ills name but 1 would be
causing gieater paiu to 1113 ftelings
If I told it than any public praise
could assuage. J sat there in the
sennteand saw the bill passed know
ing many votes were bought. 1
suspected bribery before, hut then I
knew it. I was almost Htunned and
did not know what to do."
PA
CIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO.
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
MARKETS.
San FiiANCiaoo, Match 21.
Wheat buyer etvutou $1,SJ.
PoiiTiNU.March Sl.Whout vul
ley, 1.&SH.60; Walla Walla, $1.60
(ij)?l.oo.
Uhioaoo, March 21. At closo
wheat was firm; cusli, 82, May,
83.
The New York Racket store has
Just rvcehed a lurgtMiew Invoice of
goods. They fceep cotulug eviry
week. Call and save u y -y di vl
U. S. ARMY.
Small, but Very Efficient, So Gen
eral Miles Says.
Washington, March 20 Cen
oral Nelson A. Miles, In an Interview
speaking of tbo army mid navy
und national guard, sill: "In nro
jwllon to our wealth and popula
tion our army U reduced M the ex
treme minimum. It I small, but
most etileloiil. In Intelligence,
courago and patriotism It will com
pare favorably with any In the
world. Tho same may be said of
our uatloiml guard, yet, in order to
havo them properly equipped und
prepared, uuo of two things mut bo
done; either tho preai of tho oouu
try must te 1 the pla'n truth uud
educate thu publio mlud up to our
real condition aud necessities, or wo
inuit meet mo disaster that may
Work in the Occur d'Alene.
Wallace, Idaho, March 21. The
mine owners' association of Ccour
d'Alene, at u recent meeting decided
0 resume work all through that
rich sliver and lend section. Tho
Ccour d'Alene production of silver
and lead ie u factor iu fixing the
price of those metals, nnd when the
mines were closed down a few
months ago, the snieltersnll over the
country were nt n loss to find wet
ores to run their plants, The rail
roads have restored old rates on ore
shipments to the East, being a re
duction of f-2 per ton. Work will
be resumed about the 1st of April if
enough miners can be had. When
the mines wero closed down In the
winter 2000 miners left tho country,
and a similar number must return
beforo operations can bo resumed on
tho old magnitude. Heretofore tho
wages have been $3.60 per day alike
to miners and carmen, but in the
future the mine-owners decluro that
they will pay this rato to miners
only and $3 to carmen.
Sandbagged on a Bridge.
Portland, March 21, A. Larsen,
a bridge sweeper on the steel bridge,
was sandbagged by a footpad ubout
1 o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.
Larsen was sweeping the east up
proaoh of the bridge when the
footpad crept up behind him and hit
him on the head and face with a
rook tied iu a silk handkerchief.
Mr. Larson grappled w 1th his as
sailant and tried to hold him, but
he broko away and lied. Lurteri
was not badly hurt. He is about 02
years old.
McMahan is Bound Over.
1'ORiLAND, March 21. Tho case
of John McMahan came up before
J udgeCaroy.Baturday, and his court
room was llllod by a largo nud in
terested audience. Tho statements
of tho patties concerned wero as
given to tho press 011 Thursday, ex.
copt that Olllcer Duy Hutchius tes
tified 1 hat tho defendant admitted
to him ufterwurd thut he bad aimed
to kill, and would huvo done so hud
not tho revolver missed fire. Tne
defendant was bound over to the
grand Jury In the sum of $1000.
Don't Need AnyMilitia.
Jackson, Miss., Marcli 21. The
house has cut down the senate ap
propriation of $5000 for tho National
Guard to $1000. The house took the
view that this was u useless body,
and but for tho fact that tho consti
tution ofiered somo kind of an ap
propriation it would havo made
none. Tho constitution says a sufll
clout amount shall bo appropriated
without naming tho amount. The
houso thinks that tho niggardly
amount It allowed is sufficient foi
all practical purposes.
Solid for Cleveland.
MinnkaI'olis, Minn., March 21
Caucuses In the fifth congressional
district Saturday night bIiow thnt
Cleveland will get nil of the fifty
one delegulcs to the stute con volition.
J. L. BENNETT k SON.
CANDIES,
Fruits anil Cigars,
F. O. BJoolc
& IKDII'IIREYS,
Cigars and Tobacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
2-4Q Com'l Sti eet.
GLOVER & PUGH,
Horseshoeing and
ItlncksmitliiDg,
Baok of Red Corner.
BOSTON
Coffee House.
5c LUNCH.
Open all Night
SALEM DYE WORKS.
Tailoring,
AND REPAIRING
127 Court Street.
CUA8. CALVERT.
MILLINERY
Arriving Dally.
274 Com'l Street.
J. J,
Scientific
1IARKINS,
Horseshoeing.
OPPOSITE FOUNDRY,
On State Street.
KICE & BOSS,
Horseshoers.
General Blackstnithing,
47 State Stroet.
A. B. WILLARD,
ISIncksmitliiiig
ami Horscslioci g,
130 State Street.
SAM E, ATTWELL,
HOUSE &
SIGN PAINTER,;
139 State Street.
A. H. FORSTNER & CO,,
Machine Shop, Gods,
Sporting Goods, Etc.,
808;0ora'l Street
RADABADGII k EPLEY
Livery, Feed and
Boai ding Stable ,
44 State Street.
A. M.
Undertaking and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
E. . IMTThT,
Ked Rubber Stamps.
Prices the Lowest.
68 State Street.
T. IT. BLUNDELZ.
Meat, Poultry
and Fish Market.
Insuiance Block.
IXL BAKERY.
Lunch Counter.
MEALS 15 Cents and Upwards.
101 State Street.
STEEVES BROS.,
Calif ovn la JiaJtcry,
the"best
101 Court Street.
S. W. THOMPSON & CO.,
221 Commercial Street.
Larye Line of Loose
AND
MOUNTED DIAMONDS.
MRS. M. E. WILSON,
Leading Salem Modiste.
SOS CommerclalSt.
JOHN M. PAYNE & CO,
Seal Estate
and Insurance.
Fist stairway north of Uush
bank.
$2.00
Per dozen for the finest finished
PnoTOQKAPHH In theclty.
MONTEB BItOS,.
107 Commercial BU
F. B. SOCTIiWICK,
Contractor niul
iluilder,
Sa'cm, - - Oregon.
F. T. HART,
MEUCIUNT TAILOR,
Over Small's Clothing Btore.
MISS OLIVIA MASCI1ER.
Millinery Store,
Removed to Cottle Uloek.
Spring Goods Arriving
T. J. CJtFSS.
HOUSE PATNTJNG,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing.
Cor. 20th and Chcmoketa Streets.
L S. k MARK S. SKIFF,
DENTISTS,
259 Liberty Street,
Electric Car Line.
on
MEERSHAUM PIPES
Just Impoited
AT SIMON'S.
The
Massaclmse
s
Ink
m
Insurance
Co,
Issue the best policies of any company,
Because
It is under the best Insurance JLaw in the Union.
It gives a Guarantee of Cash and Paid-up Insurance every year.
It does not "tontine" its policies, but gives Cash dividends or additional
insurance each year.
It will loan you money on its own policies, at G.
You cannot loose a dollar paid into this company, on account of the fa
mous non-forfoitinff Lw of Massachusetts.
It gives you the most protection for your money, and does not tie you
down with conditions, that might loose you the insurance.
Don't insure till you have examined into this company. Write me your
name and age and I will send you a sample policy.
H. G. COLTON, Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or., 33 Stark St.
J. L MITCHELL, Local Agent, Salem, Or.
Good J gents Wanted to Travel.
Ion in the valley txw this afternoon
there was a hall storm with thunder.
Hill Back In Washington.
Washington, March 0. Sena
tor Hill and party arrived in the
city this morning from the South.
The senator expressed great gratifi
cation at the liofepituble manner in
which ho had ben received through
out his trip. Numerous Inventions
have been received by Senator Hill
within tho past week to visit var
ous Western i.ud Southwestern
cities, nnd he is btiiig strongly
urged to make such a tour later.
Block Burned.
Chicago, March 21. Tho Burton
block, a six-story structure at the
comer of VanBuren aud Clinton
streets, was destroyed by tlio Satur
day eveulng.eutailinga loss of 100,.
000.
Killed Stealing a Hide.
TAOOMA, Wash., Maixh '20.
Prank Furrlngton, while stealing a
rldoouthe freight train yestordaj
wus jolted oil nearMeeker Junction.
Tho t win rnu over him, cutting oil
both of his legs near the body. Ho
was removed to tho hospital where
ho died toduy, Nothlmj is known
ubout him.
Springer Improving.
Washington, March 0. Tho
condition of Congressman Springer
continues to Improve, but he is still
confined to bed.
Oaprivi to See the Kaiser.
Bekmn, March 20. Emperor
William has summoned Chancellor
Vou Caprlvi to come to him at
Huderthstoi'k.
T&&
Whitelaw Reid.
Pakis, Muroh 20. General Mer
edith Held gavo a furowell dluuer
today to U. 8. Minister Held. From
now ou until their departure Mr.
and Mis. Reid attend dinners given
in their houor nearly every evoutng.
They iu return will give farewell
breakfasts,
Gold in California.
IUkuksfiku), Cal., March 20.
The weather has been cold and un
settled here far the past twentyfour
hours and very stormy lu the mount
alas. Occasional showers have fal
Oregon Land Company's Price List
10 acres of land 5 miles south of Salem (postoffice)
best fruit land, nearly all cultivated. There will be 1 00
acres set to fruit, immediately adjoining this tract, this
spring; price, 650 per acre, $100 cash, balance easy pay
ments. Choice of four ten acre fruit tracts five miles south of
Salem (postoffice) one all in cultivation, veiy sightly; two
other three-fourths in cultivation, balance good timber;
one three-fourths in cultivation balance in pasture, $45.00
per acre, cash, balance easy payment and long time.
Choice of 25 ten acre fruit tracts six miles south of
balem (postoffice) best fruit land, very desirable location;
springs and running water, adjoining The Oregon Land
wnijjuuy muuei iuu acre orcnard tarm, three miles from
steamer landing. First choice $60 per acre, I cash,
balance on eight years time, enabling purchaser to pay for
land out of the fruit crop. This land will be set our to
nut trees and cultivated two years in a first-class manner,
by the Willamette Valley Fruit Growing company so that
a two year old orchard, complete in ever respect, will
cost the pur baser $125 per acre, including a good fence
around it. b s
The Willamette Valley Fruit Growing company has
now more than 300 acres set out in this way, and will
take pleasure in showing anyone, who takes an interest in
fruit growmg m the Willamette Valley, what the are
doing and how their orchards lnol- Tun , 1 c oi
and their visitinc friends nm J;n :L-A.i A n
the office of the Willamette VnlW Frif nt: m
pany, in the Gray building with the Oregon Land coin-
imuj , ana taKe a ride to Sunnyside and see what is being
oT v Wa)' -,i raisil, in the in of Salem,
3 u will enjoy the ride to Sunnyside and Peo
something worth seeing.
rromrnSillSiSI1? ,th h?"?e' 6PSd orchard 3 miles
is S lEf r S? . ca.sh- bl!,anc? in three eoSal annual navmentn.
peracft liriS.7 "n"y . & running water, W
will be taken in work. l uual laments. First payc
nn.h i i a.cr cultvated land, running water
cash, balance in three equal annual ,2LT.a x
meijt
work,
equal annual payments. First paymlnt' Ukeu
ou land, J40 per acre,
in
The Chief Rrawa for ma trtit iq
m$ of Hood's SareaparUU U found la thi
Mtlde luelf. It U merit that wins, and Un
(act that Hood's 8anapartlU actually a
tcnirllUiea what li claimed for It, U what
ia gtYefl to this medicine a popularity ao4
tale creator than that of any other aanapa,
Merit Wins rilu w M p"
IVIL.UU VVIIlb tier before the pobna.
hood' atraapartUa curei Scrofula, Baa
Rbcum and all Humeri, Dyspepala, Sick
a x. h. Bttiouiaeu. oterconua Thai
Tir-d tv ling, creates an AppeUte, ttrentffe
i' - n . tn, builds up the Whole BytUv
tt...K' HaraprllU U told by all dru
u. Si.a-xtertj, FrparadbyG.I.H
ffSS land' wlth
trees on each lotJaXft plowed" Stf i neTnS11' al! ""'"vated, 200 fruit
equal aunual payments. ' P acre' eash Blanco In three
. Work SUPh OS carnenlnr ti.nl, ....t .
, setting out and cult vati mV jJSJL'Tr00?' mafc,K rails, buildini:
horses, liamess wsbom LrfL V la ,n P"1 !ynient on laid;
good ltvKrtfD.Lb"?Ies taken In part payment ou land.
fence,
also
Also good
city property, when
claims, taken fnpmrlaynient on lanTUU,bCred y mort6se or other
mnrniunniM ,
iMi'AlliuS, NOTICE!
?U2 9r .' TLrys
Mthey wm scout V$&
Bids for City Bonds.
fiEJ;,,,l ProPol wilt be received up i
R.h?"t p m or the Mb day of M'
ii?? ? ihf maf"rud city recorder i v
2.f ?5,ew.for the purehiuie of I3UO
fnn.lndenomlnatlonoril00andupwini
innnJilE"1 .th bond to be paid aeu I
rt! ana to run twenty year, and
?W,?J?J cenJ 'P'ereat So bid V.ll b
(nVlr l?. bonn bclow he,r I '
right to reject any or all btda.
.i J;M.n,Ancry,MaTor.
5-ie-W M. js, OOOUIL, Keoorder,
t