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VOL. x
SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY DECEMBER 18 1900.
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NO 802
Special Values for the Cold Weather -
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Iteiwfft'Ui hrfy!lr ,J?l,ftr',y?,11, WMU t0 ot n" for ,ollr
I... it wi" V""1" 0l,r olotli HR coats no moro than
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M?n.V.,."lif!,.e,v"U lnr" ,lno of overcoats nml marked
BISHOP
Ilium toeoll at
$10, $8.50, $12.50, $15, $16.50
(VnV'nUv-8 ?.i Xronl reyfl' Covort8' KorEe'8. Ulnck nil
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Woolen Blankets
""0 wo offer you another opportunity to savo your dollars
! L'n,lw.,,,olr, ,u,l,!'ry. Thoy com direct, from the mill
W I He, Grey Mottled, Vicunas, Uluo Giay. Prices f.1 a pair
nml up. Urih ltlnii.kutB for tliu llttlo onon. : : :
McCABE
On the .Golden Opportunity
For Methodism
CHANCE FOR WORK
IN THE PHILIPPINES
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THE SALEM SHOE STORE
TELEGRAPHERS ASK
FOR ARBITRATION
Dk.nvkii, Colo. Dec. 13. Lieutenant
Governor Carney, who Is noting govern
or in tho nbsonco of Governor Thomas,
u as waited on nt thu copitol by a com
inltteo of telernpliors Inst nltdit, who
desired to discuss nt length tho existing!
nrlko on tho Santa F railway and to
nsk tho Governor to lend his assistance
In bringing about n speedy settlement.
Alter tho subject had lcen thorough
ly gone over, Governor Carney signilicd
his willingness tnt.sk the oflhliala of the
railway to arbitrato tho differences. A
telegram was prepared and sent to
Chairman Walker, of tho board of di
rectors of tho Hanta Fu, and Hre.iidont
Ripley, as follews:
"In behalf of tho people of tho Stato
of Colorado, after duo Investigation, tho
locked'Oiit telegraphers of your railroad
am abfolved from my complicity in ro
dent outrages upon certain employes w ho
liuvo taken tho places of these men in
this statu. Tliu Interests of the people
of the stato and tho patrons of your road
would bo materially subcorvod were tha
difference existing bcoweon tho man
agement and tho telegraphers submit
ted to arbitration and settled as speed
ily as possible.
FKANCIS OAUNKV,
"Acting Governor of Colorado "
President Ourinan of tho Stato Federa
tion of Labor sent a similar request to
tho ofllcors of the Santa Fo Telegraphers
who heard of tho action of those two
ollkers wore highly pluaped and buliaved
that good would result froui tho movo
mont. Governor Carney was scon at
tho St. James Hotel. Ho said:
4 I anicovinced that tho telegraphers
had nothing to do with tho violence offor
cd non-union employes and the railroad
company cannot blamo tho Order of
Telegraphurs for thuo acts. The
telegraphers are eminently n law abid
ing dais of mill), active, alert, enorgutic,
ca;mble, maintaining a high standard
of citizenship and worthy of tho good
will of our best people. As a workman
myself my sympathy is with thowauul
earner, provided bo keeps within tho
limits of what Is right and lawful.
sincerely hopo thin eavsu will bo fairly
arbitrated and tho entire trouble quick
y setttled."
Prominent American Officers
Are Clamoring to Come
Home.
Tly AiMielatcrt lTra t tha JnarnaV
Nkw Yobk, Dec. 15. Bishop McCalto
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church ha
received a letter from tho ttcv. J. L. Mc
Laughlin, presiding elder of that deno
mination in tho riiilllpplue Islands, do
ecrlnlng tho religious conditions and
calling for men to us-ust In carrying on
tho work. He said:
"What wo need Is a tencher.dear-onosB
or trained worker to go Into tho com
mittee now and train tho people. Now
is our golden opportunity.
"A iuw months ago our native preach
er opened sorvicos in a smull village near
Manila. After tlvo weeks when on ac
count of pressure of work ho was com.
palled to discontinue at that place a
delegation headed by the president of
the village came in and pleaded with us
for a preacher so wo sent one out.
'Wo held services two days in a coi k
pit. Then wo repaired to the church
whore wo have been worshipping ever
since. After careful explanations and
invitations 183 tinmen have been given
and tho parties received into our church
on probation,"
Nkw Yokk, Dec, lit. A dispatch to
tho Herald from Washington says: If
tho wishes of high ranking ofllcers in the
Philippines are obsqrved many iuior
taut changes will occur ut tho end of the
prcpont dry season. Several of the gen
eral olllcers are urging that they bo
ordered homo and It is expected that
when the volunteers aro returned they
will accompany them. It is tliu general
belief of well informed ofllcors that
General MacArthur and Genoral A. K.
Dates Mil return to the United Statoa
within a few months ami Major-General
Chaffee now In command at Pekln, will
bo ordered to Manila as General Mac
Arthur's successor.
VANDALS ATTACK
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Plymouth, Mass., Dec. 13. Tho can
opy ovor Plymouth Hock has been do
faced by vandols. Tho act to nil ap
pearances was deliberately done. This
canopy It of granlto, 16 by 15 feet and
80 foot high, being built in t-o form of
font plors with arched openings and
surmounted by a granlto roof. Tho
square stones on either side of tlio
western ontranco are bruised and tho
anglos broken off whllo marks of other
hammering aro plain on various parts
of tho baso. A reward has been offered
by tho Pilgrim Society tor tho detection
of tliu vandals. To make perfect ropalrs
on tho canopy tliu entire structuro
might have to bo rebuilt.
INDICTED
FOR A CRIME
That Was Committed Over
A Year Ago,
FORTIFIED
CANAL
WONDERFUL
FOX CHASE
Senate Adopts Foreign Re
lations Amendment
SKELETON FOUND
IN A
WELL
Farmer on Trial for Charge of
Murder in the Second
Degree.
Or Aaamtlalaa? I'rrM tha Jtiar,
PotHiiiKKKi'HiB, N. Y., Dec. 13. Potur
Austl.t, tho HtormvlUo farmer who
killed his faun hand, Gharlns Urower, 14
years ago and threw tho tody into an
old well on his farm, is on trial I lore
under uu indtctuiont for murder in the
second degreo.
I Tho crime was not discovered until
( August last when a new owner of the
, farm was cleaning out tlo well and
found a skdeton. It was Uontlllod and
I Austin wusatrcBted. He ctufopscd that
he killed Urower but said ho did so in
self defense tho other man having as
mulled him with a knlle while tl.ey
weie returning to Ids housu Irom milk
ing cows in tho evening, July 2, 188(1.
, At tliu trial the protocution combatled
, the clnim of self defense and tmieavored
to show that Austin killed Itrnwerto
gain K)scession of a sum-of .iioney that
I be was known to carry. on hll person.
J The defense claimed tint Itrower,
uiuiougDjDU years oi two was ii'spuraieiy
in love with Austin's l year old
daughter, now Mrs. Kill Iriggs, uud
wanted to marry her but tiu parents
refused to glvo their consent Itrower
was very uugry with them on that ac
count and while riding In tho wagon
with his employer attacked Mm with a
knife, Austin, todufuud himsrif, knock
td Urower out of the waou md in fall
ing he struck the back of htihoad on a
stone and wuikUlcd. Through Iguorancu
Austin disposed of tliu body md told no
one but his wife who helped Win to keep
tho secret nil these year.
A STRENGTH TEST
RECORD BREAKER
CmcAno, Dec. 15. Fred L. Dindliam
mor of Northwest Acadotny yesterday
biokoall tho. western collegorccords in
a strength test taken at iho Kvan
ston Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium under tho
supervision of Director Das. Dindliam
mor scored n total of 4ll32polnt. Tho
best previous collego record In the wostl
was 4032 made by Alfred WPIaco oi tliu
tho University of Chicago on February 10
last.
Tliu marks scored by Dindliamtnsr
were as k follews:
Arms 1139 j Icgs2805r truik (130; total
4032.
Dindhainmer 1b 23 years f ngo.wolghs
only 150 pounds and Is ll feet seven
inches high.
That Dewet is Leading
British Generals
HANNA SPEAKS
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handles in the
most serviceable
covers.
50ct0$6.00. '
Fancy Hose Support- OCcup.
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Dainty I
Handkerchiefs 1
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attractive things from S3
5cup.
Resolution Introduced for Ab
rogation of the Clayton
Bulwer Taeaty.
flv (aiixUlfl Itni til Joarakl
Wadiiinoton, Dec. 13. Tho Senato
has adopted tho Foroign Relations com
mittee amendment to tho Hay-Pauncc-
foto treaty by a largo majority
Fairbanks offered a joint resolution
directing tho appointment of a joint
commission to ascertain a feasible loca
tion for, and probabla cost of a hall of
records. Tho resolution wae adopted at
conclusion of routine business. Hnnna
began a speech on tho ship subsidy bill
At 2 o'rlook Haiiua concluded his speech,
and tbu senate went Into exec ilive ses
sion to consider tbu Hay-Paunculoto
treaty.
A treaty has been concluded between
United States and Great Britain amend
atory of tho oxlstlng extradition treaty,
Intended tocorrect certain Imperfections
In that instrument. The clinngos do not
materially affect tho scope or principles
of existing treaty.
.It was agreed In the House that gen
eral debate upon tho war revenue
reduction I 111 should close tomorrow at
2 o'clock. Debate on tho revenue re
duction bill was resumed today. Mr.
McClellau of Now York was tho first
speaker.
FLYING COLUMN
ON HIS FLANK
Dismal Speeches in Parliament
Advocating Peace With
. the Boers.
When tho House mot today It adopted
a 'resolution for n holiday recess from
Dec. 21st tn.Inn. 3d.
Tho Tuft Commission at Manila has
passed an act authorising General Man
Arthur to establish police- In cltte8and
towns. Commissioner Wright (aid tliu
establishment of a local pollco force was
a neccessary feature of civil government.
It was approved by tho war dcparttnu'il,
Heuator Money tod ad Introduced
resolution providing authority for tho
abrogation of tho Claytou.llulwer treaty
by diplomatic negotiation.
Indian head cushion OCc each
tops
Sterling Silver....
Tooth brushes, cuticle
knives, curling irons
slinf hnnis. erasers.
seals, nail brushes, blot
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No. 5, 7. 9, 12. Warranted all silk. S
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SALEM CARPENTEI!
HURT BV A FALL
Joseph Ilenolt, a stugocanentur at tho
Grand Opera Housu, full fmn a scaffold
Wednesday, breaking senral ribs and
brulsimr his faco and bodv badly. Tho
accident was caused by thebreaklng of a
Iward upon which ho was sanding.
PIONEER CALlFMlAN
HAS PASSED AWAY
Kackamknm, Cab, Dee &. Ilenjamin
P. Crocker thu first purcbalng agent of
tho Central Pacific Hailroxl is dead at
bis homo in this city. lb disposed ol
his railroad interests suveal years ago,
The President today nominated John
W. Yurkes, Into Republican candid. do
for governor of Kuntuukoy, to he com.
uiieslonerof internal revenue.
BOTANICAL
X BONDERS
The marvel ol tie hour is
Ihe wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without tie use ot
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afilictal human
ity needs more thin all else.
Not a week passes uit Dr. J.
F. Cook, the grea botanical
specialist and origiial discov
erorol the botanicalcure, heals
some patients who lave suffer
ed for years from awful dis
ease and the more avfuleffects
ol rank medical hunbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing to jve patients
the benefit of nishh study but
.ieclinesto publish lirther test
imonials out of regtrd for his
patients, yet will ladly refer
any callers to then neighbors
and friends who have been
healed. ConsulfUion free.
If vuu have any physical ail
me'nb it will ifo w good to
call and have a litte chat with
Ofiice 301 Liljrty Street
Salem Oregon,
Representative Hilt, of UllnolH, to-'ny
made formal nnnouncomont of his can
didacy for tho United States Ho nle.
NEW COMMANDER
FOR THE OREGON
San Fiiancisco, Doc. Ill Captain F.
W. Dickens, U. H. N., will sail tomor-
row tor tho Astatie Station on thu steam
or Hlo do Janeiro to tuko cominatid of
tha Oregon. Uuux)ects to soon bring
mo uaiueiuip to hum Hjri mr iturmau-j
out ropatra to uur nun which was nor
iously injuroil when sho struck it sub.
merged rock iu Chinese waters Tho
Kentucky will replace tho Oregon In tho
Orient.
A FAMOUS GANS
MEETS M'GOVERN
Cimoaiio, Dec. la. When feather
weight McOoveru and lightweight tlaus
step into tbu ring tonight to do battle
for six rounds, probably the biggest
crowil that over gathered around the
ring sldu iu Urn west will ho prosuut
Today it was Impossible to secure u gonl
S)at, except from ticket wlM'ni, some
of whom reaped a harvust.
NO CONFERENCE
ON THE STRIKE
Toi'KKA, Hans., Dii. I.I.- While Proa
klent Itipley of thu fantu F Hallway,
and Natiouul President Dolphin of tbu
Order Hallway Telegrapher, aru both in
ToKika. no uouferoiioti on tho strike
question will trautpire. Neltlitr sldu
will ask for oiio.
flr AniMrlatt - t h joitam.
Nkw Yonie, Dee. 13. A dlspatoh to
fho Tribune from Ixindon says: Dowot,
"Tho Fox," is slill afield and running to
cover at Kcddrrsburg with his pursuors
close ixminri. Geuural Dowot, instead
of following tho direct road from Houx
vlllu to Wepcuor, where bo would have
boon headed off by tho column sent to
Intercept him, has circled around Knox's
forces, recrossed tho Caledon river abend
of them, regained the Kmitliflulil road
and doubled back iiwn ills first track.
It lias boon a wonderful (ox hunt and
has not yet ended. Knox's troopitlinva.
not lost sight of tho brush during tho
long circuit and aro riding hard.
Tho persistency with whjch the Brit
ish Hying column liaug upon Dowel's
Hank and keep up n routining fight is
better proof of ultimate success than
tliu assumption of saugniuo experts that
tho wary guerrilla will ho entrappod nt
Uedersburg bv tho column 'waiting for
him. Dewet has thu advantage of know
ing every foot of thu country but there
will hu limitH to his powers of endur
ance If Knox's troopers uh Is generally
hefleved In military circles aro well sup
plied with ralayu of horses, keep ,:p tho
chase.
Several petty affairs am reported
Contlutieil on Fourth I'nko.
HONG KONG
PLACARDED
With Incitements to Rebels
lion-
BRITISH TROOPS
AFTER TREASURE
Mark Twain Pokes Fun at
Anglo-American Diplom
acy in New York.
Mr .aaUtd !!- t th JoanuiL
Hono Keno, Dec. 13! Tiro city was
placarded today with statements inciting
thu pooplu and tho momberB of tho secret
societies to unite a.id riso during tho
month of January and drivo out all the
foreigners. Crowds gathered around thu
placards but no actual outhreak is re
port ed.
Reports have been received from Can
ton to tho effect that Young Sung Po, tho
reformer has been horribly tortured.
Though ho was strung up by tho thumbs
and the toes hu would confess nothing.
NOT FOR
CONVICTION
Twelve Kansas Men Were
Again Sent toBed,
JESSIE MORRISON
JURY DON'T AGREE
' Pkkik, Dec. 13. A few days agj tin
Urltlsh troops wore notified of thu ex
istence ot a largo amount ot treasuro 20
miles northwcBt. Colonol Tullock and
100 men left today to investigate thu
truth of thu report. Colonel Tullock
rupiowled howeVor that f0 extra myii bo
ddailid. It is bellecd that u laruu
amount of gold and valuableii weru bur
ied at that point by ptrsoua connected
with tho Chinese court ituilug the re
cent (light. Thu Information retarding
tliu treasnio was iccoi veil from nfoimer
court olllolal.
Began the. Third Day's Delib
erations With No Pros
pect of Settlement.
r Aiaoelateci Prtas tt a JonraiU.
Emiokado, Knn., Dec. 1:t. At 10
o'clock last night Judgo Sbinn again
sont tho Morrison jury to bed, directing
them to resume-deliberation On tho case
nt 8:30 o'clock In tho morning.
Kansas Citv, Mo., Dec. 13. A spec
to the Star from Eldorado Kans., fcnys
This morning thu Jury n tho Jooaio Mor
rison mnrdor coeo began the third day's
deliberations. At 11 o'clock Judeo
lteddon, consel for Miss Morrison, 8Td
ho bcllovrd tho jury would novor agree,
and that If it did, thu verdict would not
bo for conviction.
Nkw Yoiik, Dee. 13 Winston Chur
chill, M. P., Wjir Correspondent, guvo
uonltuiied on Fiiuiili ivko.
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And so are
we with a
big slock of
pretty presents
suitabl e for
everyone.
Diamonds
We hsvt loose anb mount
ed I rlnts. sthik pint
ttu'is.lockttt and trtxxhe
In rold. silver sod filled. t trices sod In
styles to suit me most unwious.
ritilttc No end to them for
"ulldlllo 'Ladles icnilemen and boys.
Rrnnrtinc Stick tins, link tuff buttons, lockets, studs, eraceltts, hearts and many other
lirUUCUCb thim, in treat quantities.
Sterling Silver lVrtMw'
Hawk's Cut Glass I.ail.WWMJS!' ltiitr'
CiftAr Dlifnrl Wirn !" acoons, knives and forks, staple and faticp cletes. also 'a
ollVCr riaiCQ WarC Une stock of Imlluw ware, suited to tracheal purposes or
oruamencai.
Do You?
Come, now, tell the tiojiest
truth. You don't like those
uray hiirs in your heid, do you?
And your husband don't like
them, either I Then please him
by buying a bottle of Aycr's
Hair Vigor. It restores color
to gray hair every time. It takes
out all dandruff, too, and keeps
the scalp clean and healthy.
It you do not obtain tha bantdt too datlr
in
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TOTAL KLONDIKE AND
ALASIUG0LD YIELD
8am Fiiancisco, Doc. 13. A caroful
approximation of tho total yield of goM
front tliu Kloudlko and Alaska,lneluding
Nome for thu present year has been
co.nplotod by tho Hoi by Smelting Com
pany, acting in conjunction with tho
statistician of tho mint. Tho amount
aggregates 2G,7!2t ,223.81 divided ah fol
lows; Klondike, $31,358,b29 17, Nome,
Jt,.Tl,6tll.01.
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Picture frames. f,nW.?.fyr.,,1,ht,,vy Mti
Leaders In Low Prices,
Auytlilof we sell will be enjravtd free
Barr's Jewelry Store.
f Pop Corn Balls
For
Christinas Trees
At
Special Prices
At
ELLIS & ZINN'S
J ho 154 Statertrect, Salem 'Phone 2874
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BOERS HAVE
SOME FRIENDS
Ukiimn, 1m. 13. HauibuTU friends
of the llmrs have sunt thu luiporltil
chtriPBllor, Cuunt Von lluulow.a kIioiik
ly worded disavowal of thu Ourinan O V
erniiiitnt's Transvaal ollay.
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' Suitable
: CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
A Piano
An Orcan
A tiwliii: tiiscbiiiu
A Violin
A Guitar
A Mandolin
A Columbia 'Aihr
An Aiiioiiarp
A Mh; lioll
A Harp,
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Onlv a few days more in which to make uptyour
mind what to buy the dear wife or daughter jfor tv
CJiristmas present, Examine their wardrobe and
see what's lacking. X 3C J ZC
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I'dlow Shams,
White fipnmdr,
l.aeu Curtains.
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I'ai o( OoraulN,
An Diuhrulla,
ttosol llandteidliluM
JnQket or Oape,
'iSiblo Cuvor.
'afr of Ulaiikf In.
IWrof Par Mora,
iJtoeHnJ? HHisiit,
A TLitiliHim,
Talr of (lloves,
fcHxuu Underwear,
Now Wrapper,
Taulo Mtiens,
nllow Slips,
HnsoatuppotterH,
tmiu Towels,
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AND LAST. BUT NOT LEAT
The Fur Collarettes and Boas
You will only have until Satui J.iya to pick from
that Sample lino Irom Detroit, which was sent tp
us on 10 day memorandum. A A C
COMPARE THE PRIQES WITH PQRTLAND PRICES
And you will find.& diflferencii of, one-fourth 'in
our i a or. oo come 10 us.
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