The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 16, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textto-i, p.' ;V' : - k- W ft V'. A Novelty That Will Take Nothing In llio lino t fabrics has become moro popular limn ratines, treated by tho now secret process which gives thorn n luster equal to satin or Uk and ono which will not wash or wear off. Somo houses call It 'Mercerized", some call It Amlalllc' and others call It "Lustral"' It's all tho same and It's satisfactory for almost any use, skirts, waists, lin ings, etc. Wo have Just received a big lot of "Lustral" Shirt Waists $2.90 Warranted to wear trull and wash well. CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S 208 unci 300 COMMTCROIAb BT, CASH SfORE FIRED FOUR SHOTS But Only Hit Him Onco-Mrs. Basey's Poor Marksmanship. Bundsy Morning Family Jsr turbs a Commercial Street Neighborhood. DIs JUST RECEIVED A POPULAR PRICED NEW LINE OF s i Ladies' Shirt Waists TO SELL AT 50, 65, EACH, LATE STYLES, TERNS, PERFECT FIT. 75c, 51.00 NEW PAT- I J. Dairy utple & Co. "A FINB FIGURE" Is always tho result of n perfect fitting corset, which U one of tho most Import ant Items of a woman's dress, a well lilted, comfortntilo and stylish gown do pemU upon thu corsot, and tho leading dressmakers, knowing this fsct rccomend tho "GI.OVK FITTING" as being tho corset that gives tho most satisfactory results. They can bo found only at gTyTgtgiJfr.1 I VT2T ;Pra I . vEExK THOM50NS,fKi( f ' CoroctI IPARttSilAPCfwaudli W. H. HOBSON'S !HM Commercial tit. tialom Ore. fiMiLAiliiiX'WJsiEeXvX ''f' CCtCwCJ ALL BYES Foon or or later nro candidates fur glasees Only an expert optician ran tell you jut when that day 1ms arrival, A sensible regard (or ones eteslglit dictates the use) of spectacles, tho moment they are necessary, Bhow foresight and not hindsight hi safeguarding our iiloti. An examination by us which costs iiothluRmayiirxvrntconstsieiiO'swhhh later on would bo Inevitable. Wo tit evoryoim exactly. C.H.HIN0BS WAUIIMAKKK anii orrimx. sun COMMKKQIAI. NT Next door to HOIverrou's wii.i.Auirrrs. A. A. Cross, Now York City. O. W, Itarr, libation, II. 0. Hudson, Portland. W. II. Hnilth, Kiigono. U H.-.lloller, Kansas City. It. A. Uraham, Han Francisco, A. F. Kelllher, City. F. (Iclwlck, Portland. Mrs.F.UolwIck, Portland. Win. Wilson, HI. Iuls. II. (1. MeKiuloy, JtCrosao. M, Kastham, Portland. Henry H. Moars, Portlaud. J. II AlcCuno, Jloaluti. C. J-:. Matholt, Portland. James 8. Hinlth, Portland. J. M. Marlludalo. Albany. J. W. Ilonuutt, Marshuuld, Or. 8. Moycr, Ht. I-ouls. Julus low, Portland. Percy Htowoll, Portland. Chas, Cellerlns, Hun Francisco. Huwsiiee Itlver Co 8 poole. For 8lo. A snail of irood work herses: ISUO uach. d.twtf K, M. OaotSAN weight 75.000.000.000 from Capo Nome outs no figure hIUi the low pi Ices for every thing at The Fair Store 'iH Commercial street, Haleiu, Or.'gou. Our Standard Leaders CBREALS! perlh oo. fl lbs for 25c 8 lbs for S6c 0 lbs foi 2Mo. S lbs for Uoe lo;tb sack (or 33e 6J.lb sack for Mo 60 lb sack for We lOIbwckforSoo. 60 lb sack (or too 8 pig. forUfie. 2 pkgs, for 'Joo S pkgs, fur Wo fS'lbpVssforafto 01 Kstrm Cream Itolled Oats. .Standard Cream Bulled Osls. . A good (Standard quality. For tho Ih-sI Boiled Wheat tu tx bad. hxtra Btandard Crvam ol MaUe. Puro buckwheat. For the Iwst Whole Wheat Flour. tor tho Finest Uraham. x 0T ,h tt"l cllher w,lte or Yellow writ meal or the Finest either White or Yeltow corn meal lUUtton Breakfast Foo.1. . Kallston IHtnrake Flour. .Urenk(atllemmadoo(HelecteJ White Wheat. eiceicu wneai, a superior breakfast food. At about 7 o'lock Sunday morning Mrs. Joo H.iscy look four shots nt her husband with n SS callbro revolver, in flicting it flesh wound In tho left shoul der, and scaring tho poor follow nearly to death, butothcrwiso doing no great damage. Tills seems to havo been tho culmina tion of n scries of family jars, extending over it year or so. Tliocotiplo had been man and wifo Just ten months too day when the shooting took place. Tho woman was n widow with four children wiien she met young Iloccy, and it seems to bo ono of tlioio cases of a woman, who is not so young as sho onco was, wholsdespsrately enamoured of n man sovoral years her Junior. They have been living on Commercial street north of Division. Tho woman's statement to a Journal reporter is that Jlasey has cruelly mis used her; that ho has beat her; that he heat her till sho was sick two weeks ago; and that ho has beat her 10-year-old daughtor. Hho says sho had stood all sho could of that kind of treatment, and had told him so, mid that if ho contin ued It tho would do somuthlng desperate, fiuii'lny morning, whllo dressing, ho told her that ho wns going togivohora whip ping, sho had douo without ono for quito a while and ho was going to givo hor one. Ho knocked her lack against tho window. Hho then went out and got tho pistol and camu back. Ho kicked It out ol her hand and it wont off. That's nil she knew about it, sho was bo excited. Then sho fainted away on tho bed. Asked about the report that she had taken tmlson Immediately after tho shooting, sho said she thought too much of her children to do that. Henry Tiirploy w ho lives just across tho alley was out in his buck yard and hoard tho four shots. They sounded tlko a horse kicking tlis side of his stall. A few moments nfteruard he hoard groaning In I In soy's barn and called out to ask what was (hu matter. Ilnsuy called back to come quick and then ha thought thu horse must have smnonodotvnt but ho found llnsoy in his night clothes with u bleeding shoulder. Tarpley went in and got Itasoy's clothes, seeing thu w onion lying on the IhmI, nud llnsey then dressed and walked up town and had his wound treated. One who profcnOH to know, hands tho Jouiihai. tho following statumont, which Is given for what it Is north. Hlucu Mr. Iliisey bus moved hack to Salem, a relatlto has been trying to per suade him to return heme: she said it wa too hard work for him to support some one cImj's children. Holms never bought an urllcln of clothing for any of thu children; their own father has clothed and almost wholly supported them, since tho marriage of their mother to Mr, llasey, Mrs. Ilaroy has paid thu houno rent; therefore Joo hud nothing to do In thu wuv of suniwrting tho family excopt to help pay thu grocery hill which was (2 60 last week. Helms tho advataiigu of his wife, in having relatives to lielii him spread tho un truths about this matter. Ho has threatened her several times, and has abused her In it brutal manner. Thero may ho n great deal of truth in, that thu partial causu ol tils conduct Is his rela tlvu always talking to him iilxiut re turning to her home, and trying to get him to stay away from his own Ills wife might have hud some comfort and help in iter oldest daughter, but ho has driven her away from Iter mother's home, and because ha did not succeed lu drlvliiB the others nwav. ho has canted his wife all thu trouble iosillo. Mrs. llasey has now. many friends, who will bo glad to help her In any way. and wu Iiuki that sho sliall soon (hi able to lie up. but not to think of her trouble any more, for it shall go with the winds. 1 la icy tells a somewhat different story of tho shooting. He had risen In tho morning and done somo work about thu house. Hail breakfast and was chang ing his clothes preparatory to going downtown. Him protested ngainst his going and then wanted to go with him, which ho declined to allow. She then left thu room and returned it moment later. He was lacing his shoos, but looked up in time to see her pointing thu revolver at him, gripping It with bothhauds. Ho sprang up its thu pistol was dlMlinrgcd, thu bullet passing where he had been iltting. Hu grappled with her and tho next shot went Into the celling. Then he broke loom and ran, but found thu kitchen door looked and had to onto baek through the room, when sho took it couple more shots at him, the lat one striking him hi the sluHildeJ, He then ntu out and went t) the barn. Hu ays ske has threatened to do such a thing several times before, and their married life has been far from happy The daughter iii'iitioncd by the woman is married and has it geod husband with whom she refuws to lite, so be couri ered ihti had no right there. He lias iim working sicmlily itud has senlnllhls wge on lit family, ami has HHiamlunvl no money on the out ttde; that the woman's uunuMu&UI jeaUusr has been tho ovu ol all the iroumo. RAILROAf) FORECLOSUHE Dig Suit for Possession of the Bslem Light and Power Plant, Tho London & San Francisco bank has begun it suit to forecloso it mortgoge given by tho Salem Consolidated Street Hallway Company to the Northwest Loan i Trust Company In 1892, to so- euro tho payment of a promioary note for (100,000, about that amount being alleged to be now due. The property covered by tho mortgago Is now owned by tho Salem Light A Traction Com pany tnd includes tho power-house, lighting system and tho stcct-rollnay tines and cars, commonly known as the "big car lino." An attorney fco of (7600 Is nlso asked for in tho complaint. Tho Salem Light fc Traction Compny, F. 11. Anson, K. P. McCornack, F. H. Page, Helen D, Juhnson, J. W. Johnson, and Helen .D. Tuthlll tiro also made parties defendant to the suit on tho al legation that they claim some interest in tho property. Tho note on which suit is brought was given for six tnontlisMay.il, 1893, at 8 percent and itho mortgage covers all tho property. Tho filing fco in this suit is only ( j, tho same us In afGO suit. THE COLLEOE CADETS. Arrive From Mt. Angel and Make a Splendid Impression, Tho Mt. Angel collego cadets and band of 33 pieces arrived i n tho 11 a. m Iran and made a splendid impression by their parade and open air concert on Commer cial and Stato streets. With Iirothur Domlnlck as director and Fred. Fontalno ns leading player, tho brass band and orchestra will give n matineo rehearsal at Heed's opera house at 3:30 and tho concert and drama at 8 p. m Tho young men ronder a very superior order of compositions. Tho band will probably give a free concert for tho. benefit ol tho patlonts at thu Insano nay him Tuesday afternoon. They deserve a full homo at Heed's to night. Republican Canvas. County Chairman Wrlghtman and Secretary Itolond havo begun tho can vass ol volors by copying tho lists of registered voters and comparing them with thu printed lists of tho 1800 and 1898 campaigns. Theso gentleman will givo their prin cipal tlmo from now in. til election to the work of perfecting the party organ ization and getting out the voters. A Uig Foreclosure .Suit. Thu Salem Consolidated street Hall way Company is defendant in n fore closure suit filed In Deportment No. of the Circuit court. Judgment is nsknl for (100,000, less fS7,-t'MfiO paid, and for (7,600 attorneys' fees. Thu mortgage sought to bo foreclosed covers it large iMrtionof tho company's property lu this city. Dolph. Mnllory, Simon A QcurliMiro the nttorueys for tho plaintiff. Three Ultlzens. Samuel Ludi, n native of Switzerland, Fred. O. F. Keller, Switzerland, uud Joseph Ilrodlo, Jr., Canada, have been admitted to citizenship. Fry's Sarsaparilla is good for that Spring feeling, 75c try it vs T ??. w I havo from the Co. stock nt 40 Pr nl dUcouDt now. t c D, I Fry Druggist We can fill any physicians Prescriptions; ask yours If wearo right. D miM ft . 1 REPUBLICAN MANAGERS. Elect Officers and Will Frsme a Platform to Mske the County Canvass Upon. Republican County Chairman F. T. Wrlghtman held a meeting of tho county central commltteo HaturcJay to arrange for the county campaign. J. W. Holand was made secretary. A committee, consisting of W. If. Savage, O. L. McNary, S, A. Hughes, E. M. LaFore and Frank Davey, were op nnlntnl to confer with the candidates lu relation to tho campaign expenses. Tho commltteo and candidates withdrew from the hall to an adjoining room for a conference, and In a short tlmo returned with the following repert: "We, your committee, would respect fully report that we havo been in con sultation with tho several candidates on the Republican ticket, and have conio to a satisfactory agreement, whercly the chairman of the county central com mittec is authorized to levy a voluntary assessment, tho amount of which has been agreed upon, tho somo to bo ex pended for tho l"gltlmato expenses ef the campaign." Tho report was adopted by unanimous vote of the central committee. Upon motion, tho chairman was directed to arrango an itineracy for a joint dltcusslon witli all tho opposition parties. The central committee ordered further that a commltteo, ccoHistlng of Fruuk Davey, C. L. McNnry mi 1 tho county candidates, of which Chairman F. T. Wrightmnu was inndu ex officio chair man, be charged with the duty of draft ing suitable resolutions and a platform for the county ciiniKilgn. '1 ho commit tee adjourned Mihjcct lo llineull of the clniirmnu. Thu Horkitignieii'i. Republican club of Salem he'd its biennial uiee.lng nnd elected the following ellhcre: President, S, A. Hughes; tico-piexi- dent, O. A. Ilort; secretary, II. F. Wot; treasurer, W. f Sluley; captain, Walter leniiou; color-liearor, U. A, i(ort. AddrextH-s were inailo hy L. I). Henry, S. II. Ornishy nnd D. II. Flngg. Thu club adjourned to meet Monday evening, April 2.M. CAPE KttUB IS ALL RIGHT And all who can nro going there but thoso who stay at homo will be found taking their meals as usual at tho W McKillop A BuRKiunT Proprietors, lOfl State St. An Awful Nuisance, Saturday night a dog attacked Prince Curno's band of sheep, near tho fair Grounds, killlnz six sheep and three lambs. He nlso toro moro than twenty by tho nose and jaws, lacerating them fearfully. Tho offense Is becoming to frequent that such dogs should bq shot nt sight. Tho sheep-killing dog is an awful nuisance, nnd tho bounty law should bo so changed ns to include the sheep-killing dog. No Hock is safe from them. The dogs should bo lesitrained or shot. The bounty law should hu changed so us to enable a man who has sheep killed by such dogs to put In n claim against the bounty fund and gut bark some of tho sheep bounty tax ho now pays and gets no protection against tho dogs that are his worst enemies. . . . SMlsfied and Ilappv. Tliey who help to niiiko others happy nro luppy thumpclve, anil If von want to ecu n lot of happy and salMlcd p-ople call uroiind nt liny hour and enjoy the food and liiMirieN rut Utfore you at Strotig'n Iti'rlaur.int Die I'rimarlus linvo ihcidiil who the ptnplo luuv tnte for nnd the peoplo hate decided that when liiey uitnt toenjiiy the Uiit cigar I hey will buy the Iji Corona - mm m The Army Waiting " iiiiout tlie necessary supplies no army can win u battle, nor can you sue- ci etl lu the Imltlu of life unless you are supplied with such provisions and gn caries a are sold by Itrainoii A llugiin. ffMfftf&stfsa.- Mackintoshes. Shoes, Hats White Lawns, Lace Curtains, Bedspreads Inches wide, regular (2.25 a pair now fi.w Bed Spreads, regular $ .75, now $ .50 Bed Spreads, regular 1.25, now .85 Bed Spreads, regular 1.50, now 115 White lawns, regular 12 1-2 yd, now 8 1-3 White lawns, regular 18c yd, now 12c White lawns, regular 25c yd, now 17 1-2 All other eoods In proportion. I nm also closing out tho dry goods and shoo ltock formerly Willi! Uroi. A Co. Choice Dry Goods nnd Shoos forTos. than wholeiilr. Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. RBBD'S OPBRA HOUSE Monday Evening i April ,X X A 0 THE Ml. ANGEL CADETS WITH A FINE DRAMA "The Tritinnpb of dW ... SPLFNDID ORCHESTRA AND BANDl ACROBATIC WORK AND CHARACTER SKETCHES! TICKETS. 25 AND 50 CTS, AND RIDE A 1900 PURSONALS IU pkgs (or 36c tlrauo, a delicious bresVUtt food. GILT EDGE BUTTER Koth. & Graber Last Hhaw it HeetlV. Th httt time thai Head's opera house will Wi opened to the publla will ooour uit tlw evening M Aiirtl SOth. of Hits wtvk. when the grwat lUrhiw miHStielt aIII atilHNtr. As this will mwllivt.lv I mi the last attrurtkHi mmii (ii Paloin for mouths to oome, the thus Ur geor , hould turnout in Kieat numhm to vl th ohi ineaier larewen benefit. KMts are new on sale. Geo, Hodgers has gone to Hugeiie. Mrs, I.. K. Low is, is visiting in Cor vallls. II. II. Savage, has gone to Jefferson on business, Mrs. M,S. Rich wasa passenger this morning for hor homo In Toledo, J. W. Dennett, of Marshfleld Is in the city stopping at the Hotel Wlllamotte.. Marietta Ilradley and Miss Hemen way returned this morning from Port laud. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M. Hirr, came over from Mt Angel this morning mi a visit home, Mrs. T. L. Hlco, of Lebanon, is in the eity, thu guest of her sister, Mrs. 8. A. Huddelson. Mrs. F. A. Sutton and children left this morning for Kendrlck, Idaho, whore they will spend tho commlng summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kuyksndall, left this morning for F.ugcne, where they will make their future home. Mrs. 1). A. Paine of Kugenn, who has been in thu city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harnett, returned home this morn ing. 0. W. Dlekninn and wife will itart to. morrois morning on a business and to uini vimi in nnaiurn viregon, to Lo gone n month or so. When Traveling, Whether on pleasure bent or business, taken on ovory trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, us It acts most pleasantly and effectually on tho kidneys, liter nud bowels, preventing fevers, htadaches nud other forms of sickness. For sale in 60 cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, only. K, M. Crnitan bus recolted a car load of buggies from the celebrated Itaclnn carriage factory. ltdAw While Clover Creamery. T. 8. Tnwnsend now has his cream ery running, and says that his butter will lie wrapped in the finest parch ment paper and stamped with Ida regis tered brand, "White Clover." Ask your gmcur iur u, u ue nasiu n, can tho j WA.NTK1). Tulloiv nnd Soap grease in exchange for simp. Capital Soap Works, Salem, Or., Ferry street mar 13th. 4-OtfAw Plating Jewelry, Silverware, ltlcycle parts and all kinds ol plating. C. A. ROBERTS, IOB Stato btroot. 1-4 Phono 2 876 Bottled Beer Jreamory phono, i!07l KtlngerA Ueck.Successors to SouthSaiem Botthr.i Works, All urders for bottled beer will he tilled at the brewerv. Kmit no mM atom,,.. 10 18 21 Free cltv delivery. Telephone 2131. UI150. IH-LNimUSON.-ln this cify, Sunday. April 1ft, 1WO, tho Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Henderson. FA1IIAN'. At their country home north of Salem. JSumlay. April 15. ltK, the i. ..nut viiiui Ol .ur. Fa bla n. Iru to, i and M rs John Only a few more tickets led for the A. 0. U. W. excursion. April SMlli. All those Intending tu go, must secure their ttcVeU as soon as polble, as only a limited number will U mUI. Tickets ean lw iKMight at Kills A Finn's or mem W of lodge. Mluionai)' Meeting. Tim Woman's Home Mlsewn will meet in inn tt . i;. r ii inn v, t.,.. day eteniiur. Anril 17. ut 7 SO. An uhmi im-etlHg will he h,dd and wlh men tukl weuion are wnliaily in- VlllM. Easter Hats! Nesy Pattern hats from Paris and New York, A nice line to choos- from. Call soon and select one. Stock to be closed out by the 27th of this month, price no object, goods must be sold Some corsets and ihirt waists left which you can have at your own price. The Paris (Millinery (Set in line NC Btcvcle II you are going to ride a bicycle, why not buy the best and most pooular wheel in the world? A HIGH PRICED BICYCLE IS NOT ALWAYS A HIGH GRADE ONE. The .safest way is to insist upon name, quality, price; and at the poiular list price - Are stronger, speeditr and handsomer than ever THEN FOR THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD WIlbbL r-OR LESS MONEY WE HAVE THE Aade and guaranteed by the Rambler peo ple -- at 20, BS25 and 530. Don't forget all our cycles are ntted with the Ureat u.& J. tire. Call 111 and ilisoect our wheels it mnv snve vnit S 8 5 ineof bicvele sundries. $40 IT&eal A full CD ATT SHIPP 258 Commercial St. P. s. A FEW SNAPS IN SECOND HAND WHEELS. NEW RAMBLERS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. ,Wu,tt'sirhl0yC,M r"" VMy' U you ,lo,,,t boIivo it ask Charley Stanton or " IT' ItEKIVS OIVEHA IIOUSK t'ATTOX 1IR03. Mniijer. LAST rKlironil.tNCK I.V THIS TIIKATKR. Mrs-D.LF I ESTER Your Order i'akca HenieniWr, while we have not tet put in u flock of small goola tit the iiiusiiai mppiy lino wo are prepared lu take your order for nuvtnliie. from it piece of sniMOr, to.M U, Uonnmatin. I34 8UUUI I'hon Sl School Svmj Uank. The cQlleettcmt at IhodlffertMit sohools today for the iwtool w1ng lauk were as follows Bast ill IW yueoln 3 1(J Park,, entrol a ifi th fft "omeJunlo Id, 000,00010 m front fttpo Nwue cuts no dgure with the low price (or every thing ai The Fair Store ,t Ht H CbmmeroUl street, Palem, Oregon, I uini n.usii iivi j-xw mimiu tux. We are tit tuuuh with the largfut housm in theUnlusl Statt-a and there a nothing wo ean'i get. Orler fur spt-clal musk ol any kind tllleil by return null (rum Portland. Come and look at a snap or two lu organs, Ihtt we lute at taken in, One U u Cluugh and Warren at ISO. Another mi Ktey Chapel at f 10, uml a tery tiim Cuitadlan orgon good as new fur fiiU. Thu two latter nt aliout llUcoh Wheels From S4 up l bate a iiumlier ! simp in mhsoh.1 hml whi, tt MowiMh rd- u rkle at tl, a Cmf..M at in V perktl at and ProfeW.r HalTa rribunerltt Uttli. tr f. He wily ru.le thu a f wouths. f. Mil sj,, slaiMU.umlaxtf.u.l.wii,.. " " Ladies' S40 Tribunes lltttity of ll,.-m .. .t.t j! w..k. !... ..a m "I rrrrr.v. " " th wh " uru it .: vtii ?m. ti and m Vrv IMii uJ Tt itck. with bhtek r&ts. ' f" buiulrtee Iur e uryH i New lusuhlnes (er rent, odl oshm ulaa u .l F. A. WIQQINS 307 COM. ST, Friday, April 20th TUB UKKtT Barlow's Minstrels Ht.VAQRMB.NT lltKHY WAItU 35 White flrfisfs35 NKW HK8T l-AHT NKW OOITUMBS NKW 8U.NOS NKW DANCK8. 2 Brass bands 2 ORASO 8TIUET PARADK at oo. Wr Prices, 36, 60, 75. HtllM Spring Shoes UJies' Jans and Black Md-the Litest Lasts, at Keduced Prices Men's Farm and Drejs ShoeMii best siock at prices l-elow competition. dflCOB U0GT 1 Linr C.i Q ,-.vr? wi n i c :0CK BEER The Capital Browery'a fa muug Bock trill be on druught in all Salem and country saloons on nud after APRIL 14, 1900 Try it and bo happy. It's the best over turned out. Wo also handle our Bock Jeer in bottlei. Klinger & Beck I WANT EGGS TO SHIP TO THE NORTH, FOR A X GOLD THAT COMES KLONDIKE X FROM THE X FOR 3, THAT COMES FROM 2. GAIHER THE - EGGS AND TAKE THEM TO EPPEV, he wami' laimnnQO OF - ... ,.w w,wwv,'-- IHEM X A ms v X Celebrated Brain's IWolibls Ulant Portlund Cement 0l). bhls Itncliu Harbor l.lme I ii storo and for sale, , Alsn ganlen sand, lxm ami GJU liTtilir.fr. 0 S,Bentley& Cr, Aa lUn. -x--a.,s-.s!tt". 310 Front St.