Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 21, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"- - ..... v I. ml1nmtSS!?mMi itiMIKM wnitiMik " . 1 f By Request. Wc change our hti of SPECIAL SALES ' " . id next week will offer. Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. CASH STOHK HOLVERSON'S CASH BTORI3 CHARLIE YATES Killed By a FalllngTrce.Near Fruit-land. Pinioned to the Ground He Was Ctuihe to Death in bight of Friends Powerless to Aid. Union Label Hats A new line of Fedoras, crush and stiff hats direct from the factory, which we place on sale at clears ance prices Ecst values ever offered from 50c to $4,00 each. J. J, DALRYMPLE & CO. ftr VatO M 3fc-. W Nwes bo in ill. inmaloiu. wit lM'r Dili fact ill iiiiihI Mliim flttllic jrO itlMMM ami mhlmr tutulK wlitull Cannot to biitiMl Mlilrli " tu ily nllko 1r rellfl (i lliotmj urn! i-oHifnrl in tint niMti It coils notlilnir lueuiiHtlt n li iu rMt jim woro not to. (IMSUr-H TO 1'IT KVE, NUHl:. 'AUK AND I'UIIHK r.XI'KUT 01TUIAN. 2t0 COMMHItClAt. KTIIIIOT. Usccutot's llond Kilo J. Charles K. Ross, who was appointed executor of estate- or Alyln llrlggf, deceased, by Judgo Terrell nit tlio 12th Inst, la uooonlunco with the whlic of tlio Mill today lllctl lilt bind Jn ttiOBUiit of SI00O and letters of executorship were Isiuod to him. Btortn In dual Orltaln. Mr Amclnlnt I'rcH (,, tlia Juuriml. London, Jnn 21,-Thoro wan u YiolotiL itorui throughout. England last night, accompanied by orlous flood In Wulcs. MartuiiioHMirtlUvlKtiiOWOitnTllL all drucKlrt sell Dr. Mini Nerttil'lMUjr PERSONAL AND LOCAL, Movements of Residents and Visitors at the Capital City. "or ililltloiml I.ocil nilBocll co tltlnl ruge J. W, Miller Is confined to his room with it sovoro cold. IHIss Darby Ims gone to his old homo at Wlllard for a Hunday visit. Mr. 0. L, Darling Iiiih roturncd from u visit with her mother at Hub bard. Will Billwood Unt Albany In the Intercut of thodco. I). 0 owl lino Poul try house, Senator Kuykondall mid koii went to Eugene this morning to spend Hun day at home. Miss Edna Robertson, of Ntuytou, Ims returned to her homo after u vIhII wlthhor friend, Miss Emily llnrguu, In this city. Unity Guild gave a very successful (In nco lust evoulug atlho Guild hall. A very enjoyable evening wan ban by all attending, Mrs. Uoorgo R. Ilovoudon, of Port' land, and Mrs. (Juulir, of Rookford, III., nro guests nt tlio homo of Mr. and Mrs, A.T. Ollborl. Tlio iiiomborit of the Friday tiluhl ulub held tinother of tliulr bi-weekly dancci at Tioga hull last ovenlmr. Tlio alTalr was a ureal success socially and much enjoyed by thoo participating. News wan rcccvled lo this city to day shortly affcr noon, that Charlie Yates of Frultland, had been crushed to death by the accidental falling of n law tree, which he was cutting down. A large tree had been marked out by Yaws this mornlriK for falling pre paratory to cutting the same into cordwood. It had been well chopped through when Yates started around to the other side to complete the task or fulling It when suddenly and without warning tlio great trunk swayed and came crashing down, catching the tin'ortu- nato chopper lo Its descent and pin ning him down beneath Its enormous weight. The trunk or the tree rostcd smiarcly across Yatos' stomach forc ing his body Into the yielding earth of the Ucld and crushing It to Much an extent that his waist could almost be spanned by the two hand: Friends who were not far away wcro powerless to prevent the acci dent or save the unfortunate man but rushed quickly to the rescue und soon succeeded In re moving the tree from his body. Hut help camo too late all pulse haying ceased and lire being extinct. One of the party, W. 1.1. Ramson, brought the sad nows to town and In formed J. A. Yates, tlio brother of the unfortunate man, and who Is lin ployed us chief cook at .1. E. Darnell's restaurant, of his accident. Word was also sent to his relatives who live In other parts of the stale. Charles Yates was about 35 years of ugc and Is well known In this city. He wus married only last Chrlstmus to an accomplished young ludy of the country, to whom his death Is a sud den and most shocking loss, The parents of tlio victim live In the vic inity of Frultland and members of the family are scattered In oilier parts of the state. As yet no funeral urrangemonts huve been completed. Schillings tea sold only in bcNges Answer to Mr. Albert. Kmtok JoL'HNALt-l have an old scrap-book und from a clipping under dale of Muy 20, 1891, 1 find this copy of a telegram: Reston, Mast, May 8, 1801, re ceived at Salem, Ore., 8:21 n. tu., May 8, 1801. C. It. Williams, Principal Hotel, Salem, Or. Albert telegraphs council about rcudvertlsc ror bids make satisfactory settlement net promptly have bonds been shipped. K. II. Rollins & Son. At that time Mr. Albert was a mombcrof the council sworn to do his duty to Salem yet acting as bond agent. He, with his usual vltupcrutlon, had forced a bond Isssuo of MO.OOO upon thocity. The bond llrm delayed delivery thinking they hud a sure thing when the council surprised them by a reconsideration. Under the excuse or leaving for u law book, Alderman Aliwrt left his scat and telegraphed to his bond llrm. This was answered as above. Ihc telegram together with other reuduble papers which were in the hands of thn quickly departing Williams, urc yet In Saturn. Sua little ancient his tory explains the anxiety of "Hrcr" Albert Kcbotid. See ? Claud Catch. Why Stations Are Closed, II)' AftMirlnlril l'rr lo (lie Joiiriiiil, London, Jan, 21. Inquires nindo at tlio oillcesof the Eastern Cable Company hero with reference to the notices sent out by the Commercial Cable Company Buying that H had been advised that tolegraphlu commu nications with tlio Islands of Painty, Negros and Cebu, Philippine Islands, was temporarily Interrupted, which aroused somo speculation us to tlio cause, show that cable stations at Panay, Negros and Cebu have been closed slncoDoeombor 27 ror tlio safety or tlio employes, owing to the prevail ing unsettled conditions, Onicialsof tlio Kisteru Cable Company do not know at prosont whether the Amurl cans or Pilliplnns arc musters or tlio situations. Tlioy add that the sta tions will remain uloiod until a more peaceful situation Intervenes. t .., Paul tones VVtuked. Iir A.oc!ne.l Press to the Jottrtoni. Modile, Ala., Jan. 21.-Tho gov ernment steamer Pansy touched at JJlloxl, Miss., and reports finding on Breton island a part of the stern of the naphtha launch Paul Jones, also a yawl boat with bow smashed and other small articles from the launch. The condition of the wreckage tends to show that the naphtha tank blew up and tore the boat to pieces. The Pansy met the Maud with Messrs. Jones and Taggart o:i board. The latter visited the wreckage and ldcn tilled it ns part of the Paul Jones. No bodies wore found. SJJ ' Skeletons Unearthed. Kankrancibco. Jan. 21. Contract ors employed In government construc tion work on Goat Island unearthed eight skeletons. It Is u mystery how they camo there, and there nre several wild stories afloat. One Is that Goat Island, which is now a government reserve, was the haunt of pirates, and that much hurried trcasurcis hidden on the Island. Another Is that the Island was used by the Spaniards In the early days as a burial-ground. Several attempts have been mudo to locate the hidden treasure, but with out success. The unearthed are of enormous proportions, rew being less than six feet six Inches long. Kite Spreading, Halt LAkK, Utah, Jan, 2I.-A Trlb unusptalal from Komnior, Wyo , sa)f: The lire which on December au broke out In the Dlamoudvllle mine, at DUmoudvllle, continues to sprout), dospite all ulTort lo control It, and it Is roarml that the mine will have to bo abandoned, a limit olTort wan mudo tu subdue II today, but there Is little hope of Its being successful. How's This. Wo offer Ono Hundred Salem Justice Court, h Kulor wus urrestcd In Porllund yestordayonu warrant sworn out In Justice Johnson's court by 1 II. Lcclilor. of Portland chnrglng him with larceny by bailee, and brought to this city where ho wus arraigned before Justice Johnson ntid plead not guilty. In default or bonds he wus committed to the county jail to uwalt trial which was set rorTucsduyat 1 o'clobk In tlio afternoon It Is alleged In the complaint that Kaylor. who wus employed by tlio plalutllT Lccli lor, to travel In the Interest of his sowing machines, 6ccretcd several macl'lnos along his mute and sold them subsequent to his serving Ills business connections with tlio plaintiff, Doubtful Storv. Wichita, Kan., Jan. 21. Admiral Ccrycru's watch, It Is claimed, is owned by Lieutenant Hctts, company B, Twenty-third Kansas, volunteers, a negro, who Is home from Cuba, It Is n line gold watch, the cuse set with diamonds and rubles Inside "Paschol Cervcra" N edgraved. The watch wus secured by Hctts, utcordlngt' his story, from a Span ish pilot the man who guided Cer vcra s ship out or Santiago harbor July .'I. As a reward Cervoru gave him this watch. Uelng in straitened circumstances and wanting to go home, he sold the watch ror 352. TO Diiy.. Last ol t.H(i urea k Mion sae of tt r. Mllej'NorTO I'latora23a at nllarugjcuia, Outlaws Captured, Ily Axxocliitfil l'rrKM lo Hie Jourunl. Lima, Peru, via Galveston, Jun, 21. As a result or the claim for damages mudo upon tlio Pcruylrn government by Mr. Gottfried, an American citi zen, through the United States minister here. Mr, lrylng Dunley, for outrages Indicted upon himself and members cf his family by a band of Peruvian marauders, It Is asserted on rcliablo authority toduy that some of the outlaws huvo been captured and are now In lull at Huumnchuco. Tho government, It also appears, has Is sued the outlaws pursued with energy and captured. l Gommeroia Str66i Slaughter,., ...on LAMPS FANCY (JKOUKltiltY GLASSWAItK And all Holiday Goods will bo Mild at any price from now on. Come and see tho goods and yr.u will be overcome with our low bargains. S. A. Clarke, of Salem, ono of tho dolcgates to the puro food congress, has arrived In Washington, and Is at tending the sessions with the other delegates. l :' '' 'i ' " . j S, FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer. SONNEMANN 30 DAYS Special Sale On Chlniiwaro and on tho few Hunquet and Vase Lamps that are lott. Lamps now ranging rrom l,00to$r,00, that moans a $7.20 Lamp ror M.OO, a little less than cost, Come now while the special saluls on. Alwnys ring up IVIcphono Rod No. t)l ror good Fresh Roasted CulTeo nud good Tea, and It will be promptly delivered. CrrrrmJrrJrzlrilrUhJr IJ hinc Commercial Work (5 ! I ' l! i The Roach and Cronise Press Unexcelled iacilittcs for the production of all kinds of printing in modern styles at modern priccs.A) X. X ROACH a CRONISE i ' ii Overcoats and MacMittoshes jl 0 OT7 y AJXCommcrcial I' Strppt yariKttg?;;,; a T11K3GROCBR iilHwfllBHiHsnsVR ALL STYLES nonsmoro. I02.60 New Century io.M New You loifio Typewrite for Rent. Salrin Typewriter Exohango ouJ IUuteiy. C M. LOOK WOO I), Prop. Ofllco Phone 40, Res. Plune 68. 288 Commorolal St, HALKM, OUB. 124 Btnto Ht Telephone 91 Yokohama Tea Store A Grand Success At 25c a yard The Silk and Satin HouitiaaU fairly go galloping emu gjj tmU to nu lady oday. Still mhio nh things left; the' all go at one p,C u J U !HMUr,y ouu Wtt ,,avo "ad w,,, rcu,MuU ttf m "' MENW LONG UUIIIIHU 1JOOW, flX) OLOSK i u ALLl.60IIKAVy WORK HHOtS, fr! HAIUJA IN HHQKS-LA DIBS' SMALL SIZtS ALL COLORS SAXONY YARN, AT ","' ' ''.' '.','",'.', 5 FURNISIUNU GOOtS AN1) HAT AT ORHATLY UKDUOKI) 0llTrj& TI1R LBADKRS ON LOW PRICES. Doll.irs Re- wura tor any cane or Catarrh that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J.flllKNKV.VL'o.. Proim . MV.t.wl,, n We tho undersigned, have known I-. J. Cheney for the lust lfi yours, und believe him iwrfooilv iiiiiiiirniii.i 1,. ,,n busl no84 trnuwtotlouB und llnanolally tlllln 1 11 nurrw nut ...... ntill.... , .. .- I by tholrllrm, .V,I't.T,VAX' holewtlo Drug gists. Toledo, (). H Wamiinu, Kinnan & Mauvin, ho Iosh 0 DrugglMs, Toledo, Ohio. lull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intor- uiij, uoung tiiroeuy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, j'rloo 7fto. per bottle. Suld by all Druggists. TiMtlmunlaU froo. Hull's Family Pills are the b Cut Prices... tKWt. Sin 1 limn- - !. Chair Can Uetwccn I'oitland and Albany. Ciunforjttblo upholsterud revolving elialrs, observation endn, attraettve smoking roumit. Ilrst cIiim In every lrtril0.u,V,.con.u "lantt toSalcn, ftO cents Portland to Albany. Car 01 rtwr end of train. 'Mow ran will lw On (Mid lots of (.lines, Whore wo have 11 broken Hue we put out tho few remaining pairs at a price that moves them. ThatV our way ofkouj.lng a eean, fresh stock. Look them over. DIED, FISHKR.-At the family homo, near penitentiary, January 21, 1800, at II Ms 11. m., Junics Arthcr Fisher, tho infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. I'lshcr, aged 1 year and 0 months. The little one has been suffering for some time from the remits or ran accident, and his deatli was not alto gether unexpected. At Less Than Manufacturer's Cost We are determined not to carry any of these goods over ,so we will sacrifice them, run tbmiiL limit legislature. the bosslou or the 1-11-til ljt(blll ll tl-illl nOJ.n. U. wulton thwU fcc ! w tymd , ' , . ttK: cute , o..e Minute Cuitih Cute. A J NPNd. ISiWuhfr AgitMltuial JWrnl will U JfeaprolwcJ H u,lm. MlaJ DVSI'HhilA CAN nv; 1 iiwwn i.n ui6B Avkti's l)yitJ Tsbkti. One little 1 35c Two pair Chocolate Viol, silk vesting top, weru n VO, tm of and 7, at .. . .oo rwo pairs, sjimocluvi, wore IS 70, bluw.'tiiniNLat ja.oo hour neat Chocolate), wore il.M, bliosl, 41, S. at iioo Three nout, bluek, lace viols, wew 2 40,biw3, 4. 4, at tK) iiiruo noui niuCK Unngoltis, JI.DO button, 3. SJ at ,m Two Dangulus. gind 2.00 shoos, ilHi U utul I $i6o Six nout Dougolu laco patent tip, sUos 41, fl, 5. , 7, i 1,00 shoos, for $ 25 Four good solid Kangaroo calV, button, wore $1.70, sihvi 3, fl, tt, T l $I..K) ou'l.flnd ihoo on the bargain tablo near the door. They are good goods and won't last long. We'll 80II you our 82.75 turned vlcl, , in iiicuur uiiium, at ifs.L'O; our 2 45 I tlwHlyour welt at ai.tHt; our 12.20 luco orbutuin Dongohs nt 1.70. These I prlcoti to oloun up stock for spring Hue now bought. Our men's winter lines i wen, out so por com ami going fust. UNDKRWEAR. MACKINTOSHSri. WOOL HOS1KRY. All uut20 luir I'iMit, in cImsp ihniin... for tho souson. Our all wool bluck trloot uiuoklntoblt m w.72 and a tino brown cover, only two remaining 5.00. Denuty In lllooa Decii. Clwn blood meuns a clean skin. No beauty without it. C'ascarcts, Candy Cathar tic c lean vour in n,i 1. .. iM ?.. tt.!!j."?HPK!VJiverandinWM.fflS purities from the tody, iteffin tn-Hnv illlift. IiAila Itltl.., Ll ii clV?) mpI7on by taking &?'" rbeauty for ten cents. All drug guts, satufaction Buurantecd, 10c, 23c, 50c. rrr Bohllllng's Datt tM ud Usiat powdM. AEUSEIENTS. FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET COKNKB COMMKnciAL AND StaTBiStUKBTO, SALEM, OREGON. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. WIGQIN'S BAZAAR UACKOT PRICKS, COMMERCIAL STREET BKa l.....ll..- ti is . 1 h niLiurki La ran .. . . .. refunded. Slid in K.nj- .1. 1 ' '. T?' Lunu llrvokt. diuui. An Absent Lsulatute lisald to be more acoeptable than Lut7ochS.ollcoSrujp of Ul0la Like WILLIS BROS, & CO, rd IMttrje. mhi itimpim JsTOTOABU IIOOSB, FJlt Dmt ii utb or There's No Place, homo. Neither la n.,. ..... nluivt ua .. .. antaflrsi-olaMpioturr. Dr. you Uull'a Couxh Birruu I. .iili i.. ... Ai(aa,siiukoV '&&? A SHE ilUKfc 94 State street SALEM, ORE, fcr Have opened up our stock of shots which we offer cash at the Iowc f:.. j .. .. ' M4t m 5cti me acquaintance and patronage of the city and county. Wc buy end sell for cash. Call and see us, Onk Wkkk Co.mmknoi.no MONDAY, JANUARY 23d. RETURN OF THE FAVORITE The Great M(;Eu)eD " WORLD'S GREATEST HYPNOTIST." Pm: 26 and 50c ),rUfl1.l?0 n 1 IIIHIUIW WANTED umxi ONIONS 1 HAY AND OATS WE PAY HlOHESTuCASIl PRICE. ukmux mm AND DRIED FRL'IT CO. t5S State Street, Salem, Oic RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! The EniDorium.. Arc now closing out their entire stock, article in the store to go at prices Every Regardless of Cost Wood - Coal Go Jd Dry rir and Oak Sawed and De livered, rinoIYn,..,-.. - "a wai. Now is the time to secure some rare bargains in China. Semiporcelain, Vases, Ornaments, Brica brae, Rugs, Portierres, Lamps, etc. Stock and fixtures for sale in whole or part. THE 1IW!W ( old. and wllUaTolre InTS V EMPORIUM 309 Commercial Street. D. 8 BDNTLBV rv-, JwisB,BWT, ' Uwpricsi. rUa4cM.ktuiU. j, grewygKa