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SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY DECEMBER 27 1.900.
NO 31
CHINESE
EMPEROR
Special Sale of
MACKINTOSHES
,n order to clean out our entire
slock of Mackintoshes before we
invoice next month, we will sell
them at. X X X X X
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HOTTEST
FIGHTING
Four British Divisions En
gaged With Tewet,
BOERS REPULSED
. ON BURGHERSDORP
Kitchener Has a Tremendous
Job Ahead in Cape
Colony.
TORTURED
AND ROBBED
SOCIETY
JVOMAN
Forms a Conspiracy to Coinv
mit a Murder,
DIVORCED HUSBAND
SNEERED AT HER
She Coolly Plans to Have Him
Removed From This Vale
LYNCHING
DAMAGES
Woman Gets a Verdict
Against Bondsmen,
SMASHED A
CLEOPATRA
Has Views on Terms of the
Peace Treaty
INDEPENDENT POLICY
OF UNITED STATES
Grandson of U. S.
Gen , Miller,
Attjr.
A
Woman
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ONE.HALF REGULAR PRICE
10 00 Mackintoshes for 35 00.
$ 8 00 Mackintoshes for 4 00.
7 50 Mackintoshes for 3 75.
$ 6 00 Mackintoshes for 3 00.
JUST
00 Mackintoshes for $2 50.
00 Mackintoshes for $2 00.
00 Atackintoshes for $ 00
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Brogans in
Grains and
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counter-combination buckle and lace-Soles fastened J
jwilh Standard screws turned in and clinched. 3
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU that they are
JJ the best values to be obtained anywhere. J
These shoes are made for the worker-and will stand J
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NfxtDoortc Hush's Bank. State St. R. II. LEABO, ManajcrS
Minister Conger Signed the
Joint Peace Treaty But
With Reservations.
I'cki.v, Dec. 27. LI Hung Chang nnd
Prince Ohlng havo heard from Kmporor
Hwang Han. I'rlnco Chine called on
tlio Kmporor for consultation, remaining
over an hour. Tho court objects stro
liously to reduco forts, and also to allow
ing permanent legation guards, which It
aeons to think could he made aufllclontly
large nt any timo It wna dcalrod to
menace thu court Itself. Aftur eon
forenco It was decided to hold further
communication with the court before
seeing MiniaterB.
St. Pktkusauimi, Dec. 27. The Novoo
Vromly Vladivostok correspondent of
the Standard sends n story thattlie Hua
ainn Government Ib to tako over tho
Manchurian railroads. Ho eaya com
mander Keller has left Vladivostok to
formally dolivor tho roads to tho govern
mont'a leprcBontativca.
London, Dec. 27. Following tecelved
from Kitchener:
"Knox, with Marker, Pitcher -and
White Is engaged with Dowot'a forco,
holding position in thu neighborhood of
Leuwkop.
"Dowet hopas to break through and
go south again.
"Uoera' eastern column In Capo Colony
is apparently headed by our troops about
Itoitport Spruit. Boers' western column
is reported to havo gono north In two
portions, ono towards Prioska, tho other
through Stroydenburg. They ate being
followed up."
Reliable Jeweler and Watc-lunaker
A Large stock cf novelties, new styles nf brooches and tho best quality of ring,
d other now Jewelry for tho people to buy ntprlcea lower than ever before
O. T. POMBROY
Kngraving Frco, 288 Commercial St. Joweler and Diamond Setter.
VICTIMS OF A
MYSTERIOUS FIRE
CiiiCAfio, Dec. 27. Ono woman waH
burned to death and two othoraand a
child wero seriously injured in a firo of
mysterious orlgfn at 221 West Monroe
street.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy ia the doad
woman, and thu injured are: Mrs.
Mary Mason, face nnd body badly
burned, may die; Mrs. Loulso Hannun,
ovorcomn by smoke, will recover;
Ilannon, 7months-old child of Harmon,
overcomo by smoko.
LEWIS AND CLARK
FAIR OF 1905
Governors of Washington and Idaho
hava informed Governor Gccr that they
will favorably recommend tho Centen
nial Exposition of Lewis nnd Clark at
Portland In ll05.
After Frastlut
You may find that you can enjoy that
health bread mado from tho whole
wheat Hour at the Pioneer Hnkor nnd
sold by Wcstcott & Co.
Nuw Yoiik, Dee. 27. A special fioni
Washington eaya: It dins developed
that Minister Conger signed tho agree,
munt drafted by tho Miniate In Pektu
nnd presented to PrincoOhlng on Mon
day with Important reservations. Among
there reservations are tho follewing:
Rejection of tho tonus agreed upon by
tho powers and presented to tho Olij
ncEO envoys does not bind tho United
States to join tho other lowers in ro
Burning hoBtiliMcH.
Thu United States Ib not Ixnind to
maintain iwmunent guards in China or
to prevent thu importation of arms nnd
ammunition. Other reservations wero
made by Mr. Conger but their character
will not bu made public by Secretary
Hay until ho receives from the MInlstor
tho text of the languago ho employed.
Mr. Conger, of course, acted under in
structlona in appending to tho agree
ment a statement of tho position of tho
United States. Tho authorities wero ap
prehensive that tho powers, in case of
the rofusal of China to nccedo to thu de
mands, would bo under tho impression
that by signing tho ngreomont tliia gov
ernment was pledged to enforco compli
ance with tho terniB. Tho President did
not proposu to bo placed in any such po
sition and ho directed Mr. Conger,
thoroforo, to make clear tho attitudo of
the United StatCB.
Iiunoimsnoni', Dec. 27. Gronfell con
tinues in touch with Krultzolngora com
mand of 700 men who aro carrying off
tho British prisoners. Krullzelnger has
abandoned Maxims nnd carts. An at
tempt of Ninth Lancers to turn Kruitr,
elnger'a Hank at Platsterhouvoi Dec. 24,
resulted in eight casualties among lat
ter 'h, iucludlng Lord Frederick Illackt
wood, wounded. '
KIDNAPPED BY
HIS MOTHER
Several Detectives on the Trail
of the Omaha
Genius.
Mamktta, 0., Dec. 27. Abraham
Johnson nnd wife, both over 80 years
of age, wero bound, tortured nnd robbed
last night at their homo nonr Marietta.
Tholr assailant, a gigantic negro, loft thu
victims honud, after securing all valu
ables, Mrs. 'Johnson is almost totally
paralyzed from tho Bhock and her hus
band badly Injured.
of Tears.
OF A SHERIFF
IN IN IANA
Hi.oKsiro.vrm, Dec. 27. Thoro aro
Jenowed but unconfirmed rumors horo
that Genoral Dowet. President Ktoyn
nnd General Hnasbrock havo had a
conference and decided to offer surrend
er, providing colonial robols aro not
punished, and lenders, including thorn-
solves, not deported.
Oapk Town, Dec. 27. A small jwirty
of Booro attacked Burghorstlorp on Dec.
21. Tlioy wero ropuleod after heavy
fighting. Tho Doors aro active nnd
skirmishes in several places have- been
roiorted.
.A dispatch from
San Fiuncibco, Dec. 27. Rov. Fathoi
John Welg, a Catholic mijsiouary who
went through tho recont Hoxor troublus
in China nnd escaped aftor a series of
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London aays:-
Littlo light is thrown upon tho mili
tary situation in Capo Colony by tho of
ficial and press dispatchoa. Tho fiystom
of railroad and wiro communications lias
evidently been thrown outof gear by thu
Boor invasion, but no importaut town or
station lias boon occupied nnd tho raiders
are not in suflhieut forcu to accomplish
any useful result. Thoro Is tho worst
possiblo wcathor not only for military
oporationa but also for ordinary railway
traffic for tno raina aro incessant, tbo
rivora aro at flood and drifts are impas
sable, Ono body of raiders ia reported
in Zurberg utid another is moving to
ward Prioska aftor cutting a wide circuit
but there in no ovidonco that all those
rough riders In the oast nnd west num
ber more than 2000 if they aro so many.
Tho pursuit of thorn is difficult when
they aro ready to break up into email
squads whenever tlioy are monacod with
! attack. Lord Kitchener needa sinews of
iron and nerves of steel in ordor to en-
duro tho incessant strain of campaign
lug of this kind but the forco of his will
a"nd energy ia felt whenever ho goes.
Whatever alarm thoro wbb in Capo Col
ony was dlspolled when it was known
that he was personally directing the op
erations at Do Aar aud Nauwpoort
Thoro ia a tendency to credit tho Cam
Town report that a squadron of yeo
manry haa been entrapped by the Doora
in Capo Colony. Lord Kitchener in ro-
lNiiAS'Ai-0Lifl, fnd., Dec. 27. Sidney
Mlllor, tho 7-year-old son of Samuel D.
Miller, and grandeon of former United
States Attornoy-Genoral W. II. H. Mll
lor, who wob kidnapped by his mother
yeBtorday ovenjng, was recovered this
morning. Mrs. Miller and child was
foutid at Lawrence, In n house whcni
tlioy obtained lodging.
At 2:t50 o'clock this morning, tho
hackmaii who drove Mra, Mlllor nnd her
boii was located and it developed that ho
had convoyod tho woman and boy to
Urlghtwood, six miles cast of this city
whero bIio Intends to tako the first train
for Now York.
Samuol Mlllor, tho husband nnd father
with a corps of newspaper mon and de
tectives Immediately tocurcd carriages
and tho party was rapidly driven tol
Urightwood.
On arriving there they wero Informod
that Mra. Mlllor nnd her boy had boon
taken to Lawrence, I nd., thu next sta
tion north. Tho parly proceeded to this
place,, found tho womnn and child nsleop
hi a boarding houso and the father with
his son ia now on Ida way hack to In
dianapolis. Mrs. Miller was left at Law-ronce.
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Dks Moinkh, In., Dec. 27. Detective
rHiaunnessy of Omaha, arrived today
looking for tracos of Pal Crowe who
lived h'oro for some time. Crowe la said
to havo boon Intimate with Cliarlo'
Prlnco, who was shot dead while trying
to rob a storo in Quincy, Ills., u year
ago. Tho detective bolloveH Mrs. Prlnco
will locato Crowe.
DsNVkii, Dec. 27. Detectlvo Doluo of
this city, who lias bcon doing criminal
hunting in Denver for a number of years
says ho is positive Pat Crowo la in jail nt
Lnramlo, nwaillng trial on tho charge of
attempting to steal a tray of diamonds
from a juwolry storo, Ho knows Crowe
well and declares tho description tallies
exactly with that of Crowo.
CoNcoiirj, N. H. Doc.27 A sensational
oplsodo camo to climax last night in tho
nrrest of Mra. Carrlo Slnolair Iluntoon,
20 years of ago, well known to society
and nt tho timo of her mnrrlago ono of
tho holloa of tho city, on tho charge of
conspiracy with intent to kill hor di
vorced husband, Walter 0. Huntoon, of
whom it ia assorted alio haa boon ox
tremoly jenloua. At tho Soptembor term
of Superior Court, Mra. Iluntoon was
granted a dlvorco from her husband on
statutory grounda.
Tho story of tho mtirdor cousaplracy
ns given out by tho police Is as follews:
On Monday Mrs. Iluntoon wont to
Boston, nnd in tlio Union Station theio
accosted a young man, William H. Hut
ton, of Dorchustor, a total stranger, ask
ing him ir ho was looking for work and
would liko to earn a dollar. Ho said no,
butahu outlined u plan to him to kill
bur husband, promising a ruwnrd.
Duttou gavo her no definite nnawor
and ho went homo nud told his father of
the conversation. His father sent him
to tho K)ltco authorities in liottou aud
they In turn notified City .Marshal Locko
giving tho latter a description of tho wo
man us Dulton romombured hor. On
Tuesday tho police siiyMra. Iluntoon
came back to this oily and wroto n letter
to young Duttou telling him to come
horo nt onco and giving directions nH to
how ho wiih to do thu Job when ho got
here.
Duttou showed thu letter to the police
and ly their directions met Mrs. Hun
toon horo nt thu rear of thu statu house.
Marshal Locke und Assistant Marshal
Hand watched thu proceedings. Younn
Duttou claims ;(hnt Mia Huntcon
Huiuooii handed him n loaded revolver
and an envelope, which fche nU con
tained a (5 bill aa p.trl payment for thu
job, and another envelope us a decoy
letter, which was to bu given to Hun-
Victim of a Mob Violence She
Had to Flee For Her
Life.
Chicago, Doc 27. Mrs. Lulu 0.
Jenkins, now of Chicago,- lias Just been
awarded $1000 for thu lynching of her
husband in Rfpluy County, Indiana,
threo years ago. Tho monoy will bo
paid over by tho eight houdsiuoti nt ox
Sheriff Henry BuHliIng and Is tho ro
ault of a private settlement of tho
indemnity suit Instituted by thu widow
threo months after tho murder. Thla
puts an end to a case thnt has aroused
attention all overtho United Statos.
William Jonkenss was ono of five mon
lynched In September 1807 for alleged
complicity hi thu stealing of a iiorso
from Llslo Lovl, of Osgood, Intl. Lovl
also wna a victim of tho mob. Tho men
killed wero Hubert Amlrmva, Hulno
Kchiilor, William Jouklus, Clifford
Gordon, -i 17 year old boy, and Lido.
Levi an aged soldlor.
There wna a llitht In which shots wero
nied.ntndeputyshoriff. JoiiUns with the
others aa arrested and taken to lall nt
Versailles, I nil , Mra. Jenkins Hiispocted
that mob violence wna brnwlug, walked
from Origami to tyrpallloa at night nnd
pneod tho streets till dawn armed with
revolver. For eoveral bourn ftliu united
ttrtdur tho window of hor hushnnd'a cull
ready to challenge any ono who camo to
do him hnrni. Hor fears being finally
allayed Mro. Jenkins started for home.
No sooner wan alio out of sight than n
mob gathored. Dragging out tho flvo
men thu mumburs of thu mob killed
them In succession by boating them over
the head with n mitskut atoek.
Mra. Jenkins wna compelled to fleo to
puvo hor own life, coming to Chicago.
Here alio hi ought suit for fftXX) datnagoA
against Hhorlft Ilushlng'a bondsmen Co
lo ro Jtiilgu iiakur in thu United Stutua
UirciillUourt. Thu suit
men tlccldi
Mra. Jenkins when
MASONIC GRAND
SECRETARY KILLED
St. Louis Hardware Man Found
With His Head Cut
Off.
Wichita, Kas., Dec. 27. Mrs. Carrie
Nation, preeidonUof tho Barber Coupty
W. 0. T. U,, ontored tho Carey lfotel
barroom, nnd withaslono emashoda
f.100 painting of Cleopatra nt her Bath
and a mirror valued at 105. Sho In tin
dor nrrest. Sho broke mlrrora nt
Kiowa, Kas., in two saloons
months ago.
some
iNntANAi-ous, Doc. 27. Wm. H.
Smytho, grand rccreUry of tho Mnaonlo
order of Indiana, was shot nnd probably
fatally wounded today In his ofTlco.
Shooting Ian mystery.
Bakiik, Vt. Doc. 27. Aftor quelling a
disturbance that had orison alnmeoting
hold by Italian nuarchists today. Oliiol
of Police Brown was shot as ho was leav
ing tho hall, nnd probably mortally
woundetl. Otto Bornncclo and Lului
flassl hnvo heon arroatcd nnd indontlflod
as being connected with nttomptod as
saeinntiou. St. LootH, Dee. 27. 1L 0. Pnyno,
propriotor of a hardware ntoro in thla
city, was found today near tho Missouri
Pacific tracks at Webster Grove with Ida
head noarly sovorod. Whether tho cut
wnB mado by tho wheels of n train or.by
a knifo In tho hands of an assailant haa
not boon determined.
for three yeara mid finally the bonds
ed to settle outside of court.
dragged alone
(.'oiillliiusl ,u Fourth I'mc
comiHillod yuveral
inoulha nito to ao to Ulnluv Conn tv to
attend tho t Ini of tho casu waa pro
tected Dy u body guard of government
tieu-ciivns. hiio will go to Versnllloa
next wccK to get tho f 1000.
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$ .00 gloves at 65c.
1,25 gloves at 85c.
1.50 gloves at 1.25.
These are the prices that made for us
the greatest glove season in our his
tory, which means the greatest glove
season in the history of Salem.
Oper
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We are showing a beautiful line.
'Ihev'll make a very acceptable New
Years Gift.
Golf Shawls
The Regular 10.00 yalues for
$7.25
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BOTANICAL
X BONDERS
The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F. Cook, the great botanical
snecialist and original discov-
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed lor years irom awiui dis
ease and the more awfuleffects
of rank medical humbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
the benefit of his life study but
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,
Ofiice 301 Liberty Street
Salem Oregon.
Claiik, Mich., Dec. 27. Tho man
whoso murdor wna confessed in Sacra
mento waa Owen Feonoy. Foeney wob
in Clare on January 8th, 1808, and dis
played consldorablo money. Following
Soptomber Fcenoy's body waa found in
the lake with tho throat cut nud skull
fractured. This tallica with thu confes
sion to tho Sacramento polico.
Haciiaiiknto, Cal., Dec. 27, Mr (Jrion
tho man who entered the polico station
aud r-urrenilored himself for the murder
of Bill Feonoy which liu said hu commit
ted in Michigan denies that ho
1h guilty of that crime. He claims that
ho was under the influence of opium
when ho confessed, Tho police however
are inclined to hollo vo Ida original story
and aro investigating thu matter,
PRINCE OF WALES
MAY COME TO AMERICA
Guard Your Sight
how that tho Christmas null la ovor
wo will give more attention to thu
eyo business. We aro iroparcd to
text your oven In a Folentlllo manner
nud to give you llm right glaNtes. Many of our patrons can testify to our ability
to relieve headaches nnd eyo nchos with glaum-, whom medicine failed. Call and
havo your eyes tested free of charge. Htvtltfnrli'ni guaranteed In all eases where
wo furnish glasses.
Hiokank, Wash., Doc. 27. Kdward
Klco who murdurod MnttMnlloy at Wat
laco, Idaho, was Bontencod to bo hanged
Dec. HI, but n stay of execution haa been
granted because of an appoal to the
nu p rum o court.
Pitthto.v, Pa., Dec. 27. Twenty-flvo
hundred employes o( the Lehigh Vnlloy
Coal Company nt tho Holdolburg, Dor
ranoo, Prospect and Franklin collerfea.
wont back to work today nftor twins; on
striko since last Friday.
Grape Fruit
Oranges, Lemons
and
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Barr's Jewelry Store,
Leader in Low Prices. 118 State Street n5suustr. s.nm-Fbon.as?
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Nuw Yoiik, Dee. 27. Tho i:nglih
people will bo delighted If thu Prlnco of
Wales can seo his way to accept the in
vitation which la reported to bo extended
to him by tho New York Ynoht Olub to
bo proncut at thu races for the America's
cup, saya thu 1indon oorritupondont of
tiio Tribune.
Tho Prlnco ia an aiiMiuslaalic yachts
mnu and ho has more than onco ex.
pressed a desiru to sou one of tho great
yachting matches between Htiglund and
America hue circumstances may ariso to
prevent him leaving this country next
autumn. The Queen will not allow lilm
to visit Australia for tho commonwealth
celebration! and notwithstanding that
New ork is onlv a week's voyngo from
London. JlerMaJetty may on account
of her great age and Increasing Inllrml
ties consider it not udlable that he
should again cross tho Atlantic Ocuau
luring Iter lifetime.
SUITABLE PRESENTS
A Plnno
Ao Organ
A Sawing machine
A Violin
A Guitar
A Minilolln
A Columbia Zither
An Autotmrp
A Miiio Hell
A Harp.
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Our New Electric Elevator
Will not be in operation for two weeks, The engineer says he pirpppses to build it
right and it will lake some time to do it. The machinery was delayed in .the first place
which threw the work behind, so we are now obliged to reman; where ye are for
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And our ensrgies will be strained to the below cost mark in our effort to close
out more of our goods,
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