The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 13, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text."-Si THE DAILY CHEAPEST ft!?.0 SSSH,0A,LY ,N qhegon. . . ". Only $3.00 vcr by mall tre-eld--!30c for single nicnth"-60c two tnonths--. 90 ceats three months $1.00 for four months. U' M T Wyo.UjCT.MS m Journal will keen vosr trais iturtmumtf ID 2 la the shade and drive nMIes,w;y Keep yosr ide and cJrti iSaSSMUWMIM 4i .VOXj. 3C SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY NOVlSMBEIt la yJOO. ! JOURNAL .u. WANTS CABI McKinley Regards Election An En dorsement of His Ideas. CITY OF PEKIN AN OPEN PORT BEHEADING BY IMPERIAL EDICT The Wife of an United States Army Officer Mysteriously Disappears in New York City With Valuable Jewelry and Money on Her Person. tlr aqclated Ira fa the Jnnrnal Nkw Yohk Nov 13 A Ufopntt'h to tho Herald from Washington says: Secre tary Hay Is much irritated over reports from Pokln showing Alint the ministers nro determined to punish every inllucn tlul Chinaman who tlioy think is rcspon Hlhlo for tho recent outrages and show inn also thnt tho indemnity to bo do mnnded will reach $0.00,000,000. Tho Secretary in anxious that tho powers tihalt submit deumnda thut can be ue copted by China. Ofliciala at Washington hold that ex amples should bo made only of tlioto consnlcuously utility and that tho amount of indemnity should cortainly be not moro than $203,000,000. It is pointed out that if all tho leading men are Bontnnced to death they will in self defeiiBO organize a resistance which will necessitate further military operations tho end of which no one can foiesce. Lleutonant-Genoral Miles as acting secretary of war has been advised of the doarturo for Manila of tho last Ameri can troops which were undor oiders to leavo China. Tho force now under GenoralCaffco consists of tho Fourteenth Infantry, a squadron of tho Sixth, Cav alry K and Battery F of tho Fifth Ar tillery. At tho samo time tho protec tion of American interests and the: American legation is assured by Clothes you want good clothing look fur a good investment. You run no risk in buying here. Our overcoats are selling fast, but we can still suit you, Prices ranging from 8.50 to 16.50. In underclothes we carry a moie extensive line of suits than ever. , , . In underclothes we think we do the underwear business pretty well, that's why your kind is sure to be here. 40c a garment and up. Its unusual to find such hat values, and so many -styles, all the late fall shapes in stiff hats. Dozens of other things you need-shirts, hose, necksvear, and these nice warm night shirts of outing flannel. ,,.,, i , A complete line of the celebrated Salem Aiils blankets. QQiE$ ViU STORE aOO COMMBKOlAb c4T. lk t THF. SALEM 2 Next Door to Dujh's Bank, State S, machine 1 not Kmsvxmxm Rubber Heels sssaf .f feeFrl S full rubber heels, accept no substitutes with washers. 1 ry 5 ga pair and you will be converted to rubber hee!st 4 m E. L, KING. sn'I Ag't MLmny IT TO REMAIN maintenance of a guard of 1000 men. It is probable that Llouteiiant-Gonoral Mlloa will mako an effort to discover.tho person responsible for tho publication of tho fact that tho army has obtainod pos Bcssion of tho plans used in tho conitruc tion of tho Hold gun U!d in tho Krench army. Any inquiry will tw of a secret character. THE RUSSIANS RAVAGE CHINA London, Nov. 15 Tho Globe publishes a letter from a Belgian gentleman who has been traveling to Pokln via tho trans'Siborian railroad. "Tho scen8 witnessed during three days sjneo tho steamor .left' Blagovotchonsk,n ho cays "aro horriblo. Two thousand wore doubtless deliberately drowned in tho Amur river at Morno, 20,000 at Rains and 8,000 around Dlagovotclionsk, 12,000 corpses encumbering river navigation is all but impossible. Pkkin, Nov. 12. Itepdrta of tho death of the Dowagor Empress aro persistent, though thoro is no official confirmation. There is growing a belief however that she will novor return to Pekin. Wasiiinciton. Nov. 13. At tho dc- thepartmentof Juetico it Is denied that At- Clothes mean overclolhes, un derclothes, and lots in be tween, for man or boy. When 4 Try our Kubbei Heels for J i Slippery Weather... i . j, . f. Many people are oaaiy in- 5 jured by apparently tnf-J ling.accidents. 4 SHOE STORE f . J THE CHICAGO has been awanled tho GOLD iJKDAL at tlw Paris expoeitlpu, whloh foot stoea tolnrUwrM tabllsh theolafTuaoflUmanu aoturers foralmepllo ity anil all 'round oxcollenee. The parahase prlJ is -i..t tt. omniint of commission one pays on a f iiw this wijrth jroqj consideration? CLYDE BROCK, for Or. Jjooal Agent, Salem Oregon, uregon. tornoy General Griggs- lias instructed United States Attorney Oatr 1 to institute suits in tho federal court of Hawaii, to set aside all grants, salos, franchises and kases in Hawaii, granted slnco Septem ber 28th, 1809. AtEXICAN SUICJDES FROM JEALOUSY Ciiicauo, Nov. 13. A special to tho Record from El Pasco Texas Texan says: Joalously prompted Ignacio Dustllloa a Mexican youth to take his own life last night at a Mexican ball. Ills sweetheart was waltzing with another man. Busillloa shot himself in tho presence of all the assembled guests. For atimo almost a panic rotgnod. Tho woman was soized with hystorlcs and iiad to bo attended by a physician. CHICAGO WOMAN CHLOROFORMED But Awakening, Was Struck - - Down By a Burglar Badly Wounded But Succeeded la Driving the Robber Away-Second AtUck on This Millionaire's Home. r-- . r Mr ataelatr Prraa Ibu JoaraiO. Chicago, Nov. 13. A negro burglar forced his way to tho apartments of Mrs. Orrlri W. Potter wifo of Millionaire steel man and banker at 130 Lake Shoro drivo shortly after 1 o'clock Uds.morn ing and when discovered In tho act" of annlvlnir a snoneo saturated with a chloroform to tho nostrils of IiIb victim struck her a fiorco blow on tho head with a slug shot. Tho shock of tho blow rendered Mrs. Potter unconscious and tho Doctors who woro called (oared that sho may not recover. Just beforo being struck Sirs Potter rotiBod tho household with a shrill cry for holp. Mrs. Potter's daughters, Mlsl Mur garet and Miss Bessie, heard their mother's ecreama for holp and rushodto hor bedchamber. When tboy saw" tho robbor they lied Into tho street and called for holp. Tho robber iled as soon as tho young women began screaming in tho streot Af lor ho had gona tho daughters returned to tho homo, called a physician for their mother and then notified tho policoof what had happened. In April last iorcIi climbers secured $18,000 in diamonds and.Jowelry at this Potter residence. This morning tho intruder was frightened away boforo bo had secured anything. When tho nollco arrived they found Sirs. Potter still unconscious. Wood was streaming from her head and by tho side of. tho bed was found a Btnall hottlo on which was a label bearing tho word chloroform. Mrs. Potter revived long enough to give a description of her assailant but again lost consciousness. Sho said sho tltaught tho man was wearing a mask and that ho looked liko a nogro. Ho was about 30 years old and was well dressed. Mr. Potter was asleep in an adjoining room and ho was not awakened until tho robbor had commanded hisdaugliter to remain silent. Ho jumped from his bed and reached tho down stairs hall just as tho man jumped through tho door to tho ground. BOTANICAL 2C WONDERS It The .njalSBfclfJtyifc ,hounis 7 trie wonderfulTGufe. of-chronic HKMses without the use ol knife or poisonous medicines. This is what afflicted human ity needs more than ill else. Not a week passes but Dr. J. F.Cook, the great botanical specialist and original djscov erorof the botanical cure, heals some patients who have suffer ed tor years trom awiui ur ease and the more awfuleffects of rank medical humbugs. Dr. Cook is willing to give patients the benefit of his lite study out declinesto publish further test imonials out of regard for his patients, yet will gladly refer any callers to their neighbors and friends who have been healed. Consultation free. If you have any physical ail ments it will do you good to call and have a little chat with the doctor. Office 301 Liberty Street. Salem Oregon. BRITISH TROOP; MATCHING BOER! Two Hundred Horses and Men ill ''' the Field-: 1 PARLIAMENT WILL -MEET G0YJERNMENT The Cost of the Boer War is Now Put ;Down atone Hund red Million Pounds - American With liis Wife Who Have Gone 'Round the World 8r Aaaelatri lmi ta tka'-Joaraal London, Nov. 13. Therd aro details of eight or ton minor act'oos or skirm ishes all tho way from Orange River to Lydonburg. Tho conclusion that may 'bo fairly drawn from thin Vevival of hos tilities is that tho llrltisti army Is now thoroughly alert, tnurol to'a ivlce, ro markable inoblio and noro than a match for tho Boor wiles and stratflgoms. Tho Doors are now outm&nouvored and surprlsod and tho British 'cannot bo on trapped, oven by Dowet. iV Stress is laid upon the fact that on army -of over 200,000 is nov having In South Africa tho most stronouos possible training in tho art of war. Lord Salisbury lias advised tho Quoon THE WESTMINSTER CONFESSION OF FAITH ' Endorsed On a Tie Yote By the Presbytery of New York, the Moderator Cast the Deciding Ballot. fly Aaelatd Prm t Journnl. NEW. YOPKov. 13, With a majority of one vote, and that the vote of the moderator, the New York Prcsby tcry decided thqt the Westminster Confession, with its doc trine of Predestination, was good enough to remain as the creed of the Presbyterian Church. to take the unusual step of Hiimmonlng Parliamon'to Inoofin tho last month of tho year, Owing to tho prolongation pf hostilities luiSouth Africa tho. govern mont , would ba b.idly InAvaiit "ol Inohey o the unuljdato barly jln 1'ebru- I hi fore arv when tho country had bund led to bollovo tho.uow ArJjamoawQuja bo cftllod together. Tho Oliauellor of tho Exchequer's Initial estimato of 10,000,- 000 framed n year ogo has already Iwen many times uxcoedod. His latest estlmato proparud in tho course of last summor,, amounted to about 70,000,000. It waIhow.ever4ipoti tho snppq,jltlon that by fjepjoinbejf tho reslstanco of tho Boers would'havo been compleCbd crushed and tire bulk of tho British troops enabled to return home. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach's expectations bavo not been fulfilled and it will bo found necessary to wok further supplies from Parliament nojet month. Tho most conservative estimate at which the ultimate cost of tho Boer war is now put is the sum of 100,000,000. Mr. Conger's excellent projwsal that China slujuld pdgo lojself to dismiss immeWately officials w(ttijnlose juris- dictioji.the outragen'.on Iorlgne8 biien couimitteU has however lieo! " " . had )eoi ac ceptwl in a modified shape, BULBS AND SWEET PEAS We are now showing some of tho uhokeat Hyacinth, Tulip and Crocus bulbs over oen InJlM wily, Aio W) wfeffeVlQlililnest sweet peas, Callnarjy. riillt rKt'o'aeorlinenTIscoiiipletej. s ; s t ; SAVAGE k REIQ, Seedmen Hawk's Cut Glass Is ituaraniecdli'igh grade hand iw. iK. :..-4 natiurl 1 sterling if ware f mtTSimrrmrt '- 118 aTATB STREET. i.fi. EARLIER - v. . ", ,' BADLY IN, NEED OF. MONEY Commissioner Richard Voting of Now York whoi Btartcd last spring on a jouruoy aroundjtbo world has returned to London with Mrir. Young aftor a BoriouH adventure Ho (was wracked ih tho sea of Marmora aftor a long journey through Russia, his ohlpboing run down in collldion and 'tho passongors boing takon off'by 'a Orook vessoi. Ho con tinued his Journoy through Palcatino and Kgypt and is now homeward bound to Now York in oxcellont health. THE KENTUCKY GOOD SEA BOAT Br Aelatl 11-esa t tfca Joarukl Nkw Youk, Nov. 13. A dispatch to tho Herald from Algiers says: Tho irnlted'Htstoa bal'tleslilp Kentucky baa arrived hero. All on board aro well. Her captaliiroportB that ilio ship ho navtxi spieniuuiy in uiuiisavy vuniiiur encountered hi tho Atlantic and scarcely rolled ift all. ' ' ? rHJaKeptiiiky,,will-eftvOjOn,!ThurKloy after coaling for the Clilna atatinu. -savwHpaaBaaMaaBMa-BaHaHBw DUNLEAYY PAINT MILL CLOSED Nkw Yohk, Nov. 13. TJjp J. P. Dun leavy I'dint'cqinpant oJ which George J. Korr'who Is in 'Jail with McAliiter, Diuth and Campbell; (or alleged con noctiontw'lUi' the death Qf Jennie Boss chioter, was treasurer, was closed down at Paterson, N. J. This action was taken by Hugh Kerr, father of George, foreclosing a mortgage ho held upon (he stock of tho company. Tt is reported that the assignment was precipitated by the defalcation of a trusted employee, who Is alleged to have ttken from fl50,000 to t5,OOi5. DESPERADOES TACKLE ?Y4ui5, Idaho, tfoy. IJi.-frarly this morning Wok" Adams shot and killed Wt. . Kennedy and Dan'l Kildeo in a l"W " finished. H llf i fill ty uuiui in our ej low. tBADBRl IN LOW f RICB r- , j, .dance hall at Com. Karllor in tho avoning Konnedy had - been abusing Adams. At 1 o'clock Kennedy and Killdco camo into Daxpn's saloon, Kun nodywithn revolver and. Winchester, 1v tilt Art fctflMl n Wl wrtt tl nSil ntilrswl fstw Adams. As they started front tho' eiriopn r if..... ... iJ.i.iJ i r t-.. i.. u.iti.1 muj inuw i.uuiiib, nun .nuiiiieu) iiuriiM to raiso ' his rifle. Adams instantly drow a revolvor and shot twice,- Btrlking both men in tho head. Ho gavo himself up. WIDOW OF BAR0I)j;;V0N KETTELER HONORED Gallaot nccomlttdd by the Gtrmart Emptrorofa Destrvlac Americas. Br AanUled Frca In th JosraaL Nkw Yokk, Nov. 13.-kAceovdIrig to a dispaiuh froin Berlin to tlio Journal and Advertiser tho Ka(acr has just given further ovldenco of his, regard lor Baron Von Jfettoler whd was nisassinntcd in China by inviting tho Ambassador's American widow to Germany In order that ' lio may express to hor his keen eoti80 not only of hor husband's sorvlces but also of tho courago and gallantry which sho herself displayed throughout the torrlblo Blogo of Hit) legations, It is Raid (hat the Kaleor besides vest- lug tho widowed Baroness wthti.oprder or of ldecablriefwoitld remain in tho oflmlsotwhichthoKmpresslsarandf001 fftm ng tho next tour Mistress will off or her a ponsion and create hor a Countess in hor own right. It is probable that tho Baroness Will also ho offered (ho ,titio of Lady in Waiting to the Empress. Bho is certain to bo overwhelmed by court, government, socioty and the 'people with (bkunb Qf kindly tyinfinfy and regard. TT ; FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA fly .lalt4 I'rca t 1li9 JoaraaL Ban Bkilsaudio,' Oal., Nov. 13. A forest flro has destroyed Brook lug's mill in Frmlalba Park and .burned ovor 10,- 000,000 foot of lumber. The firo raged for many hours and tho flamos could bo plainly seen GO miles away", Brooklng'a Mill is tho largest in Southorn Califor nia and gavo employment to 2o0mon. Tho damago done by tho flro is ottl- matcil at $100,000. Tho mill was owned by Michigan men. Freda ba Park Is a summer resort and tho buildings there nro threatened with destruction, Tho Bcouu of tho flro Is- iiearithotopj of .tho Sau Bornardlno range of mountain. RUSSIANS CAPTURE CHINESE ARSENAL f Alala rri l Joaraat. Inik),v Nov. lit. A dospatuh from Tien Tsln, dated November 10th, says a forco o Kusslann captured the arsenal Northeast of Ycng Tsiin, with a trilling loss, killing '.'00 Ohlnoso and capturing a quantity of arms and treasure. ! HBMHBIIHHHHHHHilHH.i EGonomma H N m u H Will 1 hern; oon, eeRVA t i v f b o . f Know we are doing more to keep the price Qf'dry goods down-than any other mer- H M H H a m cnaiif. .f!m?nnnnnmTnnnnnmmffnnnnmnTrfjrrTmnnfftin!intifmnnnniTnnnnnnm!r7!ing m m l.af) ItuflM flwiss Sf.iltiriifhitfn T M Itulllwl llruwln -"Y .'.".'"?"" I OJh) Kxtra lATutt O DO Irish Point llru(wI8 . . . . $ 10 00 Vouliio Net Onrtatn dQ.QO 13.00 lUttHiiburg CurUiti fD.00 Thre i only ono Htlr of a kind but thy aro great valuiM 76o Cream Fluniml wtlj Ljauk HtrJ 60 N E 2 lifU wu' MorewiiiklrUug, . . ,U)e E fV I Jft'" W(l MoriHiii mcirtjiii . . . .-17u hi liiittflriH Stt a doztm anil up. 51, WFUna HIIjIjoiw ..... 6Wyd GuuuuuuiiimuauuiiuuuuuiiuauitUiiuiiMUuiiiuiuiinuiiuutiaiiutiuii'uuuuuuiittQ m m M u m w u m K H Removal Sale BamuMmwMWmmumwHnMMwmmMummwmMmmmnmnmWnmwm jj j ', .UXj s4-iijijr: mMa& m dwers Pushing Million .A) SECRETARY HAY THINKS CHINA ,y aeqr t to?mwn meru C0N.i)f !05asked -ii, i r AlLSurplus,AinerIcan. Troops HaveBcen Withdrawnnrom PeWn-r-Somc One Has Disclose War Depart-MT ment Secrets J ' " ifW jn'' Br Aii(tii"'li- 'f las Jowraitt. -WAsnrNmwttfNdv. 13. At a'mooHng of tliocablndt'totlay," Frealdout McKin ley expressed tho hopo thai evory'mom years.' Uo regarded tho result of tho i lection as an endorsement not only of his own IddaB and policies, hut also of the.admlnlstrutlon in every department of tho govorrcortt. In addition to points' said to ho agreed upon at Pokln as basis for BOttlomoit with China, It Is understood that eovoral other points nro likely td recoivo ntten lion, when tho matter' is takon tip with Ohlnoso envoys. ' Ono of theBO'lH'lrtaklHg tho city of Pokln an "Open P6rt.' Anothor point is that capital punishment by behead lug or othorYjsol shall not occur In tho future by Imperial edict alone, but only after trial) accused having op portunity (o bo heard. This does not, apply to executions made necessary by tho Boxer movement.- Nkw Youk, Nov. 13. Mrs. Hancock, wlfo of Captain, Hancock, United States Army stationed nt Manila, mysteriously disappeared yesterday in this city. Mrs. Hancock woro valuable Jowolry and car ried a considerable sum of money. Cup tuln.Hnncouk had written his wifo to join him in Manila. A stuto room was secured on th? transport which was Fchcdulod to sail today, Later: Mrs. Hancock returned this afternoon. Bhuvhadbeon in Plillad!(ditaJ visiting frioiuls. I . T.i 0 il NOT GONE TO, THfe PENITENTIARY The ClirlilUn Sclcncr Prosecution at Oreion City. Ouwiom Citvi Or., Nov. 13 -Tho trial of A. W. HcHtka, lhc Clirhtlim Hcienc readily appreciate our efforts to money. 3- X, A in me cny. we cue wiinjJieusurti X uie louowmg pruui. v Curtain 8 uivii a i-iuiirutjHi W .A a W mA lAff Jiaald.llfl F.Uiu, (ltltaln .LI L00 T"? '.1' -"" allium. Afltf Oiitlnir ifluiinal Net.... ..ISJHf . .100 NoltlBgliaui . Kxtra lQt),', Mtra Faultltw uowns In IB.60 lllnak ftound tl.SO iUMt Oanvav latitslna 7fio (jusllty .., 60i 3 UiU Dtmn (J ovtw, Salo l'rluo 7fla' 75c wool U4Mftrwar .63o3 3 V Boys' underwear 15gj 3 Hmw Viwoa Uudurwear 45o 3 Blask Hmbrohlered I'olkadotSox ...-"3b, Shnwknjtooks spoulal . ,., 281 l. Paiiy Blyrtii fl.OO JlO.OOaud Ita.tk) overcoats 8,(B These special lines are all on- display at our store. Come and see for yourself, f)ci$q)m k 3m$ ; jiimi EXTORTIONATE For Six Hiinctrecl Dollars. healor of Portland, occunicdljip imo ol tho circuit court Monday. W, About 20 Oliriathq fenUo'A.f'fflrt ,fl"J. Principally women, tho mlHisters f' Uieeity,.and inaoplfol- lowed tho. procoodlnga,ln anjiterested way. , . District Attornoy Allen is nesistod In the prosecution by GeorgoC. Brownoll, O. D. Lntourotte and J. V, Oampboll, Dofondant is represnntcHl by Attornoy Stoddard, of Portland, and Gordon K. Ilayos of Oregon City. Tho caso had not gouo to tho Jury, at .II.I.V v.wn vuuwjr , . f.'W (('P'l r&DCCTRn IN ' CALIFORNIA HAcnAMKNTO , Nov. 13. 'w4- X 'Elona house wad arrested' this rii6ni'ln"g, Upon rtxiuost of tho chlei of pollen of Portland for omboiuloraont. Stonelvouso .,dculos having committed any crime, , O.A.JM Bun tho Dljattsro of TM Kind Yea lltw'WiwaM NEv7 TOEMY !. .-i,- r ' Prili' PAniit T-iri IIIWII A WUIIMI and Sweet Cider. Ellis & Zinc's HolSi6tateSlrcet, 8alem 'PhoDe JB7H s-m Sjj9.Jt. Buyers save 3C &'i'r m X llf.ll.lj.a Ikil ll.llf Ad I uuiuor iiiiuu ,..........iuu q (InivnK 4Kn 3 hoavy gowns 0V 3 white 7JJo 3 Ton H&tM ....41.(15 5 leatiisr bound m M -trt- Sale- !.. m m HemoYal B I n I j