Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 13, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textaaiigra"i. !-ujuiii.'.'iiilii' mmHuff ,M PBOIAL SALBS 1 ca FOR fl SHORT TIME, THE PALACE offers tlio fitioat linos of Dross Goods, including nil wool laids, Storm Serges, ings, Lndies' At tho greatest disuouuts he Palack, HE CAPITAL JOUltpj ItlDAY, JAN. 13, 1803. JOT k Balers in Groceries, Crockery, issware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, rushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole rents for Epicure Tea and Big in Baking Powder. BO. D. GOODHUE. K. OAUILL. WOOD AND COAL. t is nn acknowledged fact that to. V. uooduue sells more Woo'I Ed Coal tbtiu all other dealers com- ied. If you want fuel nee him, Ice 05 Btato street. Goodhue & Caiiill. SfTiiE U and I Company. A num- : of beautiful girls Is one of the remtny features of "U nDd I" com MspJfby which will be presented at (opera house,. Monday, Jan. IGth. iGeorge P. Murphy Is the bright irticulur star, Mr. . J. Heller- o, playing the opposite part, )'Donovou Innes" Miss Edith ewtou, a first-prize graduate of ie New York Conservatory of tuslc, and only 20 years of age, is ie leaning vocalist or tue company. !arry McDowell, the funniest of 1 comedy policeman, is the wijy ipper, and Edward Lawrence, who also well known, illustrates the iuls and tribulations of a New ork flat house janitor. tTo Be Remodelled, Plans and becillcatlona for improving circuit Burt room of the Marion county tart have been submitted to the junty court by Waiter Pugb. mis remodelling reducing the area the court room by building two fcldltional rooms, an attorney's con- iltatlon room, and the other for u jdges private ofllee and a water (Jo-et for use of jurors. Judge Hub' ird will advertise for bids for do- g the wqrk in a few days and it is tudoubtedly a much needed im provement. i Runaway. This forenoon the leam of VV. N. Savage's milk wagon pook fright at an old oil can on Cen- Iffer street and ran away, straddling tree, breaking the harness, and pilling the milk. It caused some elay to Mr. Savage's customers but e soon got around with an express vacon. The old cans have be in the street all winter, contrary to law bf the city. OrmsbyNot In It. A corres pondent Intimates that four of the lve members of the legislature from Marlon county are aspirants for Btate offices. Whoever they are, or whatever their aspirations may be, 2apt. Ormsby says he does not now but wishes It distinctly under stood that he is not of the number. Ie ts here to do the best he knows how and for no other purpose. A Wandehinq House alias Howard has bought the old houe that Leopold Hirsch ownfd and lived In on corner of Chemeketa and Liberty streets. It was moved back 'Into the alloy and will now be moved to Marlon between 13th and IGth. TnE County Taxes. County (Judge Hubbard says the county fcourt has not made a special levy of Uwo mills for road work this year in lieu of all other road taxes,buthns levied the road tax aa part of the general fund under the old law which allows part of It to be worked out. But an allowance for a road and bridge fund was Included in (ho estimate. Pabdoned. Geo. W. Meservy, sentenced for larceny from Curry county last October, was pardoned today by Governor Pennoyer, -upon recommendittlon of the Judge and rpistrlot attorney. He bad only five dollar, nnd me governor ana other contributed to enable him to get home. The New York Racket bata them all on boots and shoes. See what they are ollerlog In ladies Dongola shoes at $2.15. 2t L&DIBaV KAIJC DRESSMt Mtof Ifo. Tcrwllllgr, Expw e4 Hair BrNMr, gatUTac- tiea 0uaraaU4 avt popular Fouvd A letter containing valu able pipers I elonclng to C. L. Bber man. Call at Journal ofllee fyr same. 1-13-t prtoM. MK8, g. C. KES0. l.lS-St MCGMHMMWIi Boucles, Henriettas, Cloths, Repellants, Imported Pattern Suits, French Flannels. over offered iti Safom, Cull DRY NM A FIGHT FOR LIFE OR DEATH. A Big Attornoy Foo Involvod In tho Roso-Oartor Oaso. The hearing in tho habeas corpus casoofR. C. Carter, ollns Roso beforo County Judge Hubbard did not come off this morning, but was con tinued to 11 a. m. the 14th. The hearing set for 1 p. m. today beforo Judge Edf'9 will probably be con tinued also, ponding tho disposition of the matter beforo Judge Hubbard. THE ATTOIINEYS In the case aro District Prosecuting Attouey McCain, his deputy, A. 0. Condlt.and City Attorney Bingham. For Carter appeur C. M. Idlemau, und Sears, McGinn and Llmson of Portland, and Tiimon Ford. It.Is evidently a right for life and death and will be one of the most Interest ing criminul trials on record. THE CASE Is somewhat as follews: The pris oner claims to bo one Rose, married a few months ago to a Miss Black of Mt. Tubor, who has property there In real estate worth from $15,000 to $25,000. He was ar rested a a fugitive from justice named R. C. Carter, who committed a murder and was sentenced to be hanged at Mt. Vernon, Missouri, six years ago. The man killed was Robert Crocket, who hud given evi dence agalust Carter before the grand jury for having sold liquor without license at his drug store. HIS ESCAPE. Carter was confined In tho county jail until he made his escape six years ago next month, only a few days prior to the date set for his hanging. During bis imprisonment his wife had been very attentive to him, visiting nim every day, and one day some one passed a pistol to him unnoticed by the attendants. That evening when the deputy sherifl ordered the prisoners Into their cells before closing the doors Carter iustead of entering his cell stepped into a dark corner, and an swered "all right." The doors were closed, and Carter remained In the o irrldor of the jail. When the sheriff unlocked tho door Carter shot the olllcer and made his escape, is recognized. Cal Carter as he was known in Missouri is recognized in the person of this man Rose by several people In the city tody. Capt. Batchelor, W. T. Welch and Constable Tom Welch of Salem knew him well in Missouri, about Stockton and Cedarville. Capt. Harris, of MoMinnyille, claims also to haye recognized him this morn ing as he was given a glance at hltn in the corridor of the Jail. ,When Carter saw Harris he immediately dodged back into bis cell and would not come out. This Cal Carter was known as a sport in southwestern Missouri and was always present at horse races and fairs, was considered a violent man who never backed down from any scrape ho got Into. A ma pee. A Journal reporter wormed out some facts today by seeking to ascer tain why so many of the mo3t prom inent lawyers were engaged In the struggle over this man Rose, who was arrested in East Portland by Chief of Police Mlnto. His wife has been communicated with by someouo here and two acres of land worth probably five thousand dol lars and some lots on the peninsular at Portland are put up as security for the fees of defense. A hard fight will be made in the courts to free Rose. Beforo Judge Edes In recorder's court the case was again continued until Saturday ut 1 p. in. when the case will be tried to the court as a preliminary examination to bind Carter or Roso over. 60MEWHAT POJIPBESSED, Flelscbman & Co's compressed yeastt the best In the world, always fresh at Clark & Eppley's. The 1803 deinaud for furniture calls for quick sellers, attractive pat terns and prices within the reach of all. Keller & Marsh have a etore room well filled with everything that goes to make a first-class estab llsbment. Saturday Is buttercup day at The Spa, 114 State street. Lot of good apples Sroat iGile 177 Com. St.. When you want a valise or hand natchel, call "at the New York Racket. St See the new ladies' desks lu Kel ler k. Marvh'a eorner- window. rirrT-ti, i tJ3 Serges, Flannel Suit oarly and got the choicest, GOODS and SHOE STORE, 307 Commercial Strcotf THE SALEM WATER 00 Will Open an Ofllco on South Commercial Stroot. At tho nnmial meeting of Salem Wafer Co., J. M. Wallace, J. M. Marlln and J.H. Albert were elected directors. Tho officers of tho com- nanv are: J. M. Wallace, president: J. M. Martin, superintendent. An ofllco has been reutod in tho Wil lamette hotel block, between- tho Western Union Telegraph and Wells Fargo Express ofllces. Eyery body having business with tho com pany will find them at this place after Jan. 15th. The office hereto fore has been at the Capital National bank. It is tho Intention of tho new manueemeut to increase the capacity of the pumping works, lav tho blc main out to theurto, ana to maintain an ofllee where, people can come at auy time and pay their bills or report their complalutB. m Modern Huildincis. At least two modern buildings will go up In Salem during 1803, that are now al ready in sight, and probably more will follow. The advertisement for bids on the new city hall is out and the Masonic temple project Istaklug shape. There ure applications for renters at big figures on both struct ures. Memento of Columbus. While nearly all the legislators are putting in their recess at Portland those that are here can get one of those souvenir world's fair coins at John G. Wright's Pioneer grocery. i i i The Old and New. J. &, Van Eaton succeeds Squire Farrar & Co. in the grocery business at the old stand of this popular firm. The new firm will lead in fine .goods, as did the old one. Any $5.00 Customer Can get a handsome Columbus memento at Wright's Popular grocery on Com mercial street free. More Taxes. There Is no end to the taxation business. Without a levy for roads, with an Immense in crease in valuation, still there Is an Increased levyof taxesin this county. m Metropolitan. Salem had only one horse car every half hour a few years ago on State street. Now cars pass each way every five minutes, sometimes three or four following each other. LOCAL AAD PERSONAL. Miss Grace Scrlber wont to Port land this afternoon. Gov. Pennoyer went down to Portland this afternoon. Judge Hendershot of Eastern Ore gon returned home this morning. Mrs. Ed Hirech and daughter are In Portland. Mrs. J. B. A'rbogast is In Portland on business. President J. M. BIoss, of the Cor vallts Aurlcultural college is In the city. Aldermau E. C. Cross went down to Portlaud this afternoon. Rev. Wm. H. Upcraft, of China, is lu tho city, and will give a free lecture at the Baptist church this evening. J. G. Kurten, of the Haleni soap works, aud his wlfo weut to Port land this morning. Win. E. Burke started for Ocean Park today, and will be joined by his family at Portland. Postmaster A. N. Gilbert was a passenger for Portland this after noon. E. N. McCornack weut to Port laud today to spend Sunday. Clerk W. H. Egan went down to bis farm this afternoon to spend a day. The jury In Small vs. Baker found for plaintiff In sum of $57.60 and costs. Miss Jennie Cooper, ofRoseburg, who has been visiting lu this city the pust week, accompauled her father, I&p. Cooper, to Portland this afternoon. If faithfully ufed, Ayer's Sarsa parilla will remove scrofula In what ever form It exists. Cocoanut bon-bons, the latest, at Jones & Bernardl's. Senator Vanderburg went to Portland to visit the orphan's home there today. He says a number -of these institutions that have received state aid have never filed a report of what the money was used for. Choice home-rendered lard from grain fed hogs, at Blundell'e, op posite Bute Insurance. Bulkpya4ra, 00 eaoU a quart, way MutroaiiWi JilfftM KM llfrtWH 'fllllfotllW l MV flllfflltf lfi!U Itf llfCUlHOU IMftll' UiWH l)flliU'fi!itl-lll'). 11. lJiillfinm.B, W, Morttillil. , ,, Jlorrii-Trtfldf VmMt AJ- ", (Jrnlk, M. A. Thoftin. Hllvcf l'itlh-A, Vtam, U M. Odimliy, MriiiMiiRw. h. Kiui'pyi J i u, Parker, K. O. Ht'lgiiitiiid, Hluytoti Jtilm jam Igor wood, Jolltl Kurtrim.ll. W, Osborne, ilo.V Bavngi', .1. 1', li.ivlc, Ootpfgo b. Until, iiOiiU Peterson, (i. If. (Jurlwr, Bilullmlly-H. U. IJonsoii, Joint 13. Klii, L, N. English, Robert Archibald, 0. 11. Downey, W. 1L, Talc. Llnrolii-L. W, Reetler, "NVnrroti Lee, O. Vrtiniiiys, O. B. Cornelius, T, B. Pound. Mituluiiy Adnm Btirim, 13. W. Hartley, John Slotlgh, A. J. l'atfon. Ellthoni A. Heath. West Bllverton A. F. Blaokerby, M. D. Ratnsby, llurvey Allen, Wm Bowon, S. W. Leo, C. M Hluklc.F. C. Beer. Garfield F. B. Whtllock, O. D. Hartmun. Ablqua Alex. Esson, John It. White, J. T. Ross, M. R. Settlenilcr, Tbeo. Klrsch, McCooloy, W. 11. Townsoud, J B. Shank. Hubbard J- 8. MoKlnuey, J. A. Dlmnilck, J. J. Hughes, D. J. Yo der, Geo. J. Wolfer. St. Paul J. 8. Cook, Thos. Kecr, Jas. Coyie, A. Choquetto, Theo. Boiitain. Champoeg John Schollard, Gus. Hoefer, W. R. McKay. 'Buttorville-.H. L. Bents, 8 V. Elilen, S. A. Bogan, J. R. Canyou, Frank Van Wesshove, Peter Feller. Aurora Edw. Bock, Geo. Link, Urbin Will, Ell Burkholder. Fairfield F. 'R. Durett, Theo. Reubens, Barton Debaven. Woodburn C. L. Ogle, W. W. Hall, Peter Lucler, J. H. Bradley, Lemuel Walker, Grant Corby, Henry Goulet, J. H. Zlmmerle, C. F. Letherman, J. M. Bouuoy, Jos eph Lemery, Jas. Hunt. Labisb W. G. Evans, Harrison Jones, Eugene Manning, Geo. Mas Bey, Oliver Beers, Philip Painter. Turner O. I. Morris, W. M. Steel, Arthur Wood, N. W. Sliver, R. A. Wif-el, C. N. Riches. Marion A. H. Hunt, S. A. Rus sell. Jeflerson F. E. Schafer, A. C. Libbey, J. T. Beckwltb, R. O. Don aldson, T. E. Looney, Jesse Stelwer, Frank Parrish. East Salem J. Armstute, J. W. Sllsby, Jacob Weuger, J. E. E-itell. H. J. Workman. North Salem C. W. Parrish, Oscar Beardsley, A. Snyder, W. W. Stephens, F. R. Lyucb, C. J. Kurtz, F. M. Cooley, Wm. Rennle. Englewood H. G. Souueraan, J. Ollinirham, W. II. Savage, Eli Nell, A. E. Parker, Wm. Wicky.N. F. Ryan. South Salem Geo. Whiteaker, Adam Ohmart, Frank Elgin, Geo. Jory, J. Kenland, B. Dancer, M. Nye. YewPark-G. W. Watt, A. W. Drager, C. H. Cannon, W. B. Simp sou, R. C. Huwley, W. M. Claik, Isaac Conklin. Salem No. 1 II. M. Van Avery, H. C. Tarpley, E. J. Cherrlngton, Wm. Frost, Geo. N. Sroat, L. A. Davison, J. H. Striker. Salem No. 2-Alex Clark, J. D. Joidun, M. E. Goodell, J. I. Thomp son, J. Q. Wilson, J. J. Mutton, G. W. Beeler, C. D. Gabrielsou. Salem No. 3 Fred Stalger, O. E. Krausse, O. P. lligglubotham, M. Beamer, H. P. Keller, Goo. Collius, A. J. Basey. Salem No. 4 J. E. Eastham, A. E. West, Alton Ollngor, G. W. Sttittsman, Peter Norgren, J. II. Bridges, J. W. Harrltt. Howell Prairlo J. Jj. Wood, Grover Simmons, Iaaao Stephens, F. W. Durbin, A. G. Jermun. Prospect Clias. Simpson, J. A. Mothom, Arthur Wllsou, H. C. Downlug, S. S. Martlu, James Watt, Geo. B. Grify. East Bllverton E. W. Ross, C. F. Degulre, John Densmore, J. W. La bare, Henry Warren, R. D. Allon, W. G. Pruhk. Geryqls-J. II. Klein, Riley Rlngo, Louis Lemery, Bernard Nys, James Hurley, Andrew Kuveuaugh. Samuel Brown, Edward Dupeny. i. Bulk oysters, GO cents a quart, Davlsou ii Whlto, 04 Court street. For the choicest cuts of pork or poultry nnd eggs, coll at Blundell's opposite State Insurance. Compressed yeast, Clark & Eppley. Bulk oysters, 60 cents a quart, Davison & White, 04 Court street. Rooms and board flrst-claBs for transclent or permanent guests, at the Relley Boarding House, 347 High street, block from electric car line, lu the central part of town. Single meals, 25 cents. Mrs, S. T. Learned. 1-0-0 1 Have you seen Sroat & Gilo's new store? Its a dandy 177 Com. St. D&PRICFS tfftl&SlS "Pizzisil Tltt ilOu MOflT" (if lllfl flMM urn rlitMnlirtflllft linft) d(' w ivMtttff In lliMt'ltlilrtf liMMIeo. l'lirMHitll fltfl f nilfllltihtllMtf lllU lliprflcltlfl III- iinn rmf, ninl with unttaftt'lotj' fr-rftlM. ti M.ertfgMif, Lowp,Mrt ,Mr - " HllVt'tlll jreftM nRU, lliy llAllltlltflf.lif (t ml Willi Irtfrfo ootf Oil liPf. Iifttc' f u'c, niiil ollw lutfts of lief lioily. TI. i 'c inrlnl tlidilortoM. MjmIiiiikIiIM lu-il A,m'nf1nMntmflllit,fiti(l It rrftiillrtt In n c(Uiiilpln dun. Her litoott Jeetm In iivn Im'ni tliofDit(Hiiy ptttlflptf, in alio iitt iifrr Imit o lunch n.1 a (iliniwa Hnro (nkliift flili liieiilcliio." "Tli'n N lo refllfy (lint nffr linvlnit lii'di sh'k for tWflrn .VfrtM with kldlicV ilNciifirt hikI ttPtipfiililpIilllty, mill liAVlnrf li mi IfpiHiMi bynovofrtl iilijulelnim with, out relief, 1 nin Mtiw butter In nvof.V Iq oiiccf, mill think 1 ntti nearly well, lmvliirt tnketi even lioltlrd of Ayer'ii Hiirinpiullln." Maria LudwigBOii, Alhatt Lcn, Minn. Ayer's Sarsaparilla rntrAntti ar Dr. J. 0. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mast. l'rl(ti lt tolltn, iS. Worth J bottlt. NOTES FROM STATE HOUSE. Sonator Looney will push his bill t' nineud tho food commissioner law. It emanates from tho state dairy association, and provides for u dairy and food commissioner in one man, who shall boa competent dairyman, nnd shall upon call ad dress meetings in any part of tho state on the subject of dairying. This is an amendment which will do much to advance tho dairying luteals of the state. Alvnh W. Patterson, ofthoHopp ner Gnz-'tte, is doing the session for his and soyeral other papers. Senator Willis' bill to abolish the eniploymeu tof lady clerks 1b looked upon as a huge joke. Catarrh in the Head Is undoubtedly a disease of the blood, and as such only a reliable blood purifier can effect a perfect cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla ts tbe best blood purifier, and It has cured many very severe cases of catarrh. It gives an appetite aud builds up tbe whole system. Hood's pills act especially upon tbe liver, reuslnc: It from torpidity to its uatural duties, cure coustlpa lion aud assist digestion. Every preparation is being made by tbe Ladies society of tbe Cougregatioual church to make the entertainment to be held Feb. 14th a grand success. Bomo of the best talent that can be had has been en gaged and will be such as will no doubt draw a crowded house. A new meat aud poultry market will open Saturday morning, at 824 Commercial street, opposite State Insuruuce. T. H. Blundell. Ayer's Cathartic Pills stimulate the appetite aud regulate tbe bowels. Try them. Have you eeen Ayer's Almuuuo. For a fine bed lounge see the line at Keller & Marsh's; over 15 patterns. Ladles' writing deskB, the very latest designs, now on exhibition at Keller & Marsh's. Call early. Keller & Marsh carry three differ ent styles of kitchen household treasures. Mens' hats cheap at the New York Racket. 2t California cabbage Sroat & Glle. Pickled trlpe-Sroat & Gile, 177 Com. St. Don't wait till it rains, but buy your gossamers while they aro cheap, at tho New York Racket. 2t Nestucca cheese the best In Ore gonand sold only by Clark & Eppley. The Journal New Year's edl tlon is going to all parts or tho state and copies aro still to bo hud at tho office. Rubber coats at cost, at tho Now York Rucket. 2t ' Ladle's Hair Dressing. Sham pooing &c &c. by an experienced hair drosBor ut popular prices. SIRS. S. C, REED. l-lS-2t' 205 Commercial St. Boy's and youth's suits, from $1.00 to $4.0, at tho New York Racket. 2t Painting the town red means henduchu In the morning. Simmons Liver Regulator prevents It. Notice to Patrons Salem Steam Laundry. Wo will be un ablo to do any work this week after 0 a. m. Friday, on account of chang ing our dry houso. Colonel J. Olm sted. l-10-4t Found. A rubber coat and blou3o. Call at Journal office. Wood, Wood. Plenty of It sawed and ready for delivery. Leave your orders at Ryan's stable, corner of Ferry and Liberty. dlO-lOtf VI STICK T!T Do Yoii 0s? Tahltfs? ; IF YOU DO YOU CAN GET THESE LEADING BRANDS AT A PATTON & SONS', Book Store, 98 State Street, Salem. NOTICE THIS LIST. PICTURESQUE. GOLDEN FLEECE. GLAZED BOND. MAGNOLIA. COURIER. Our Norpariel Pencil Tablet Will Be 1 T Mot 1 iiib 1 r m n m in Ladies' Dongola Kid " Goodyear Welt " Oil Gran, button Hid Slippers " Rubber Boots Misses' Doncjola Kid Blue Ribbon School Shoes Seo our goods and be convinced. Wo can save for cash. Next door to Lamport's birr horse. CREHT Tho Flemming stock has boon bought at a great bargain -I do not want it ' Must close it out THIS WEEK. Prices will bo cut in halves. m $3,000 f Worth of Fine We keep faith with tho public. We always do as wo advertise. Next Mm&f inovv w vue ' .-.. .i .i-t-iiiiwijj. Mt Gluo Is said to But nothing in the to a man and give as one of our ALL Suits, made to order for $20.00 cm woo mumtmwmnnttmrmnmtmmmtiw.i mm i OLD FLAX. GRECIAN PARCHMENT. COLUMBIA. IRISH LINEN. MONARCH. SEASIDE. ORIENTAL. RED STAR. IRNIC. LEADER. DATTHW til ivrii x . H. fi. filVFN Rfiflts Thftm All. u w a m n v a. T5AT?n.ATT.Q TTvT CS TJ- HI? CS - 2 50 worth $3 00 a 3 00 " 4 00 ' J 1 75 " 2 25 "' .' 2 00 " 2 50 from - ff 1 . f Kj. u. Boots and Shoes, wixr iiuuw jvu. m f SHOE SHLE Findings at Exact Wholesale Cost. HHHBMtfaMiMMMMMlltaMiiHlAlMUtflriUI rtmimiij mi iwiiniimiL Jmjmmwmu BWW be Very stlckey. World will stl him so much WOOL Home Madf POSTAL. KNICKERBOCKER. JAPANESE BOND. OPAL BONNY. PLATE FINISH. Closed Out at 5c. en ill Store, rJLvyJyN JP. HWe V VViivi ' yq rrtl-yi , , , XXZ. ' , J . v .) , .V AX. WWW. , J , 1 25 " 1 75 ' 1 50 " 1 75 1 25 to 1 75c- "' 'a you money on all purhasM, yj -. V .. .-... .'S' ff Mlfl HI . uivm. 1 l -J L 7 Rubbers and $ w z A VI 1.1 1 wi ' 's mm " i t '"a 1l i t fl y a "mm -A ,ti 4 jW1 m i feiwte ahago Bwat & m