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VOL. XI,
SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MJLttOH 13 11)01
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Fin Suits and Overcoats.
BLANKETS.
Our Salem Mills Blankets are very desirable
for these cold nights. Selling fast, but plenty left.
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Wafche Need Repairing
Jnot as regular ni tho furnaco needs fuel. When you nro
refldy to liavo your watch looked over and ropaircd by a
xkillHil workman at nricos lower than over tako it to
O. T. POMBROY
You can fool
tho timo, and
the time, but
people all the
ANY LADY
Who reads tho magazln-M knows that
the original. 'I licet clubi are being
the Hlack Cat Hosiery Retailers."
WE ARE THE REPRESENTATIVES FOR
SALEM.
UKWAKK orflrms using "Black Cat" advertising on inferior stockings.
We sell the genuine "Itluck Cat" stockings. Insist on getting
thisbranjl, ::':::::;::
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Hut the Itlaok Cats are pouring in'
Remember every child who calls at our store with a drawing will receive
a nice present. We never disappoint the youngsters. There will be an
extra prize" of $2.00 for the best drawing, besides $25.00 given by the
"Black Cat Hosiery Co." for the best drawing received in the United
States. Competition closes March 16. All the drawings submitted will be
displayed at our store tlto week ending March 28.
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VUVi STORE
We are selling Bos
tons ladies' storms
at 50c, others at
40c. We want your
trade, x ? x
PLEASURE NOT PAIN
la tho roHtilt of coming horu (or
Dental Treatment
Modern methods, skill, experience nnd
euro insure buccobs in all operations.
J'atlonts Buffer no inconvenionce.
Charges arovory moderate.
Our Crown and Bridge
. Work
Is tho perfection of up-tofdato dentistry.
Drs. Eppley & dinger
Postofllco block.
whionmaKor nnu jpwuicr
288 Commercial Htrcot,
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all the people some of
some of tho people all
you can't fool nil the
time
(Lincoln )
the "Hlaok Oat" skotch club is
held all over tho United Statos by
RROS
TREATY
SITUATION
Discussed By the Press Of
England
OPINIONS OF
PROMINENT AEN
Fate of the Canal Depends on
This Country Taking
The Initiative
Nkw Yohk, March 13. Spenking of
tho attitude of tho English proas on tho
treaty situation, a dispatch to tho
Tribune from Loudon says:
"Thcro is no nolo of triumph in tho
articles which linvo nppearcd siuco tho
rejection of the senate amendments to
the canal treaty. The language is
moderate and there la a general disposi
tion to drop tho subject ad quickly na
poBsible without giving offense to tho
Americans.
Thoso who havo seen tho text ot the
memorandum say that the rejection is
mndo In terms of courtesy nnd dignity
and are confident, that the lucidity nnd
fairness with which tho Hritish objec
tions are urged will make a good im
pression in America. The text of tho
toply hnd not been seen at Uie Ameri
can embassy yestorday, but tho sub
Htnnco and lino of argument was known
nnd no secret was mndo of tho satisfac
tion felt over tlu fact that tho treaty
had not been allowed to InpBO in silonio
without n word from the foreign ofllco.
A courteous note with a clear s'nU'
ment of reasons U clearly bettor than
silence would have bf 0 1 with automatic
closure of tho subject through expira
tion of tho time limit TI10 subject Is
left In n form WHICH WILL ENABI.K
THE STATU DEPARTMENT TO
TAKE I r UP ANEW at Its own' dls
cretlon. Mennwhllo tho English press
(s acting on thn principto thnt the least
said tho sooner it is mondrd.
Nkw York. March 13. A number of
mombers of Parliament expressed their
opinion on tho treaty situation to tho
Loudon correspondent of tho Journal
nnd Advertiser after tho rolectlon of tho
Hny-Pauncefoto treaty had been brought
to tho attention ol mo House 01 worn
monH.
John Burns, expressing tho Industrial
view, said: "Whatever IsTHK DIFF
bKENCIi between tho two couutrys
whether upon fortification or any thing
elso.lt is NO T WOKTH A DAV'B E8
TRANGEMENT." Mr. 1-angley, momber from dhoflield
paid: "No one is able to forBce trouble
over this treaty business, nlthotigh
Amorica wnnts to snuff outShoflleld with
Its iron nnd Northamptonshire with Its
boots. Our Yankee friends have alwayB
talked big; it is their nature.
No doubt tho canal is tho right tiling,
but just imagine a chancellor of tho ex
chequer In these depressed times ot ours
asking Parliament to guarantee an ad
vance upon an undertaking of such
doubtful revenuo for. after all, the Nie
aragua.caual is not tho Suez canal and
never will bo from the point of vlow of
tho shrewd investor.''
James O'Kolley of Ros ominous said :
"America ia right in safeguarding her
interests in A GREAT INTERNATION
Ah WORK, WHOSE PATH REALLY
DEPENDS UPON HER INIH
ATIVE."
PRESIDENT WILL
VISIT WASHINGTON
Washington March 13. Sonators
Fosters and Tnrnor and Representative
CuBhman and Jones of Washington,
palled upon, tho President today and
urged him to visit their state upon tho
occasion of Ids trip to tho Pacific Coast.
The President informed them It was
his intention to no north from San
Francisco and ho hoped to pass through
Washington on his way hom.u
NOMINATIONS FOR
SARATOGA SPECIAL
New Yonr, Moroh 13. H. D. Mac
Intyre, secretary of tho Organized
Saratoga Racing Association, says that
three supplementary nominations in
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 trreat botanical
specialist and original discov
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed tor years trom awlul dis
ease and the moreawfuleffects
of rank medical humbutrs. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
tne oenemoi nismesiuay dui
declinesto publish further test
imonials out of regard for his
patients, yet will gladly refer
any callers to tneir neignoors
and friends who have been
j 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 30! Liberty Street
Salem Oregon.
tho Saratoga special have l)een received
to dale. These, with tho original 13
subscribers and tho later addition of
August Betmouts entry to tho rnco
makes 17 nominations. Tho now on
tries are thoso ot J. B. Hnggtn, Captain
S. 8. Brown nnd Michael Murphy.
Tho rncn In in thn nntnrn nf a nrivnte
sweepstakes of $1,000 each, half forfeit,
each subscriber to havo tho privilego of
naming their horses on May 1, ono of
the throo to Btart ou payment of the lull
subscription, tho rnco to bo at flvo and a
half furlongs, for two year olds, at
weight for aire. Tho subscriptions
already recotved appear to guaranteo
that tho special will havo a valuo ot
moro than f 10,000 aside from tho pinto.
RUSSIAN OUAKERS
. ARE KICKING
Because They Have to Obey
Civilized Customs
Crankiest Cranks of Crank-
dom Object to the Tyranny
of Canadia Laws
Nkw Yokk, March 13. Tho 5,000
Doukhuobora or, Russian Quakers, who
wore brought out to Canada a fow ycara
since in ordor to escape thd persecutions
to which they wcro subjected in tho
Czar domains, now threaten, says ft
special to tho Timos from Montreal, to
leave Canada because thoy consider tho
free laws of tho country too oppressUo
for thorn.
Their queer rolielons beliefs have como
Into conflict with tho Ideas of right and
wrong add thoy linvo Issued an appeal to
tho nations of tho world to glvo them
refugo from tho tyrany of tho Cana'dlnn
laws and to afford thorn a placo to livo
In necordrtneo with their consciences.
Tiw... niit.mtiul in tut-1 ni tin In nd in
dividually on tho ground that prlvato
ownership oi innu is opposeu j wu iy
of God, and they asked to havo a tract
of land set apart for their brothorhood.
Tho government was ready to mako con
cessions, but thoso does not suit tho
views of tho Quakers.
Tho marriago laws of Canada are an
other stumbling block to theeopeoplo.
Thoy do not believe .a civil or anv othor
ceremony is ncccsary to constitute a
marriago and they consider It a viola
tion of tho law nf God to bo compelled to
tako out a marriago license and pny f2
therefore.
Thov also eay that under Canadian
law a" dlvorco can only bo obtained
through the courts and If a person marry
witnout a uivorro no is name io im
prisonment fr many years.
SUICIDE FOLLOWS
WIFE MURDER
Nkw Yoiik. March 13 Tho finding of
tho body of Michael Ivankn, in the
Dundeocnnal at Passaic, lends the people
to bollevo that he committed suicide
after thtowlng his wife into the canal
Tho man was talking to his wife beside
the canal.
A watchman shortly afterwards heard
a splash and saw a (lark form floating
down tho river. Ho s.iw tho man run
ning away and pnvo chase, but tho man
escaped. An hour later at tho samo spot
Ivanka jumped into the canal and after
soii'o dilllcully tho jollco recovered tho
body. Tho womaiiH body has not yet
been found.
JOLLY TIMES
IN OLD SPAIN
Madiiid, March 13. Disorders have
occurred In LaRamblo, Cordova Province
A mob is parading tho streets carrying
revolvers, knives ami other brnis.
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED.
Prest. Jordan and Prof Jenkins, of
Stanford, havo been deputed by tho
government to goto Hawaii and ku
perintendent a year's investigation of
tho flHhns and fish laws of tho inlands.
Controversy between our country nnd
uormany over iroumes in rani mrru
yearn ago, submitted to arbitration of
King Otcar.
Col. W. J. Olift, of Chattanooga, Term.,
ono of tho most noted crimiiuil law
yers in tho South, is dead.
Denver Democratic city convention
asked women delegates to name a
candidate for city clerk.
The Nebraska senatorial deadlock con
tinues, Allen and D. II. Thompwir.
leading.
Pan American commiisloners are short
of funds and may have to create a
deficit.
Idaho legislature has adjourned. Gov
ernor votoed beet sugar iMiuntv bill.
Friction between Rues' and England
grows serious at Tieu Ttln.
British cabinet considering hmco
negotiations with Boers.
Ministers havo prepared another list of
of guilty Ghiuete,
Pine peat bed discovered near liaker
City.
Further, ditordcrs reported in Ppaln.
Mr. R. Solomon, M the firm of V. A
It. Solomon, proprietors of the W oniler
Millinery Company, accompanied by
three ladj assistants, came "P from
Portland this morning an ! have eoni.
menced opening the stock of iiilltnry
goods at the Now White Conmr.
Gut
(Blaes
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Sterling
Silver.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
lis btato Street Salem Oregon
GENERALS
CONFERRING
To End the War in South
Africa Soon
LAST GUN MAY
HAVE BEEN FIRED
Sir Wilfred Laurier Demands
a Federation Like
Canada
London, March 13. 1 1 Is understood
that tho British Cabinotat a mooting to
day considered negotiations proceeding
botweon Qonorals Kltchonur and Botha
and for tho mulatod instructions for
Kltchoner which defined on broad lines
tho tonus ou which a peace settlement
might bo effected.
Nkw Yohk, Marcli 13 A special to
the Journal and Advertiser, from Pre
toria, says: Ponding tho arrival of
General Dewet, a genoral armistice has
been declared. General Botha has boon
In conference with Genoral Kitchener
and Kir Alfred Milner for sovoral days,
and all three deairo to consult Dowot.
Dewet is hurrying north through
Orango river colony in obcdloncoof Gon.
Bothas summons. Ho passed Brand-
tort last ntgnt. un ins arrival a con
ference will bo hold near hero. Thoro is
JOY TODA Y.OAU8ED BY THE HOPE
THAT THE LAST GUN HAS BEEN
I-IUED In tho Boor war.
New Yonic, March 13. A special to
tho Times from Ottawa says: Iu the
House of Commons today a resolution
introduced by Mr. BoraBsa calling for an
honorable settlomout of tho South Al
rlcan war and tho discontinuance of
recruiting for tho BAdou-Powoll police
in Canada waB defeated by it for and
41 uunltiBt. TIioho who voted for tho
motion woro throo French Canadians
Messrs. Bouraesa, Monett and Alfriors
Sir Wilfred Laurier mndo a powerful
speech ngainst tho motion and declared
that THEONLY JREAL SETTLEMENT
ol tho South African question would bo
A FEDERATION LIKE 0
IAN A DA
under tho British ling.
TEXAS NEGRO
BURNED ALIVE
Summary Justice Meted Out
to Criminals in the South
St, Louis, March J3. A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Corsicana, Texas,
eay A:
John Hondoron, Negro, whooutrngul
mid mtudored Mrs. Younger sovoral da a
ago, after making completo confession
was burned at tho stake this afternoon
ny a mob in too proeonco ot 0,0(H) per
sons. Last night ofllcers in charge of
the Negro started to tako htm to Fort
Worth for safoty. At Itasca tho ofllcers
wero overpowered and tho Negro taken
from thorn. Ilendoreon was then
brought horo.
when confronted with proof of his guilt
ho confessed. Several citizens made
strong appeals to tho multitude to let
tho law intervene but after It was de
cided to burn him news was received of
rangers and troops enrouto from Dallas,
nnd hurried preparations wero
made to anticipate interference.
A railroad rail was driven into tho
ground In the corner of a court homo lot,
and boxes and wood piled around it ami
saturated with oil. About forty men
made a rush from tho Jail across tho
street to the court house. In their midst
was tho n'ro handculTed. Fastening
tho iron rail with a wire and chains, cans
of oil wero dashed over his clothing and
dozens of lighted matches touched to tho
inflammable material.
Just before the pile was fired Col. Way
Youngor, husband of the murdered
Roman lumped at llemlersnn, and
slashed him across the face with a knifo,
Henderson gavo no indication of buffer
ing. It was about ten minutes before
he nas dead.
SHKM.MAN, Ou. March 13. Tho
ol Sherman .Harris, neuro. was
body
found
this morning swinging from a tree. liar
ris killed Sidney King, a young mer
chant and farmer yesterday.
AC0UITTED OF
MANSLAUGHTER
Si'okank, Marcli 13, Mr. Ilertha
Wardrum, midwife, who was charged
Willi manslaughter In c iiisiug the death
of Miss Clara Wenger by wi unlawful
operation, was acqnltte) by the Jury
this morning.
ILL-GOTTEN GAINS
OF MR. ROCKEFELLER
Nkw Yohk. March IS. Standard Oil
stockholders ara being paid a dividend
of f'JO pc share. The total payments
Nothing moro opular for wedding pret
exts, WehavuunitM lluti of each. Our
tU glass Is "Holkw" brand, none finer
011 tTie market. In Sterling Silver we
have some of the 16 1 makas in the
eomitry and a niue strrak to Moot from
If tn search of some Hiil'ahle present at
any time, we would bo peafl U ihow
our goods.
havo been at I ho rnto of 08 por cent,
since Marcli 1. 1900.
The Standard Oil Company thus will
have distributed amonv lis stockhold
ers fV,OOJ,000 within the t arH of ono
year and llftcen duyn. Ol I I' sum
John 1). Rockefeller will h.ivo iceoived
121,080,000, moro than $65,000 u day, or
about $-10 n minute. Mr. Rockefeller's
wealth has piled up so n9touhhlugly
that uvon tho groat money kings of
Wnll slroc nro marvelling His ev.iil
ahlocash has become such a Liutoriu
Wall street that, according to otioof
tho host judges of the market, ell
chnnco has beei. entirely eliminated
from tho transactions on the Stock Ex
change. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
MAY HAVE TROUBLE
London, March. 13. Tho afternoon
papors express Bomo nlarm over tho
friction which has arisen at Tie n Tein
botweeuthe British nnd Russians over
tho plexo of laud alleged to havo bo
longed to a ralhoad company. Thoy
think tbo Incident proves thnt tho
harmony of the nations ia liablo at any
moment to be disturbed.
EX-PRESIDENT HARRISON
DIED THIS AFTERNOON
He Falls into a ProtoWy Fatal Stupor at One O'clock
Today.
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT HE WAS
UNABLE TO RECOGNIZE HIS ATTENDANTS
All the Experiments of the Physicians for His Relief
Seems to Have Proven Unavailing.
INDIANAPOLIS. U.i fV.rrcti 13-Ctncrl HarrXson died thli afternoon at 3 o'clock.
INDIANAP0L1S-A few minutes before one o'clock this arternoon a report came from the
Harrison home that tlie General has sunk Into a semi-comatose condition from which It was Im
possible to a rouse-him.
Inihanaimi.ih, M.irch 13 Last night
was a long, anxious vlidl to tho watchers j
at tho bodeido of General Harrison and
the thousands of friends and ndmirora of
the ex president all over tho country.
Tho bulletins issued by Dr. Jameson
throughout the night told but llttlo of
tho hard, nuxioiiB light that was being
inado against death.
The Oxygen treatment, by which It
was hoped to ease thepatient'H breathing
to such an extent that tho aft octot por
lion of tho lungs might ho lolloved o'
tho strain thnt deepened inllamatlou,
was administered tegularly.
General Hanlson gavu ro slgtiB dur
ing tho night that ho recoguizoJ thoso
about him or that ho waB 'suffering
greatly. This morning when the people
of tho city lenrncd that tho General had
llt'ml llirmurli llm nlirlit. Ilu'rn unrn
general expressions of relief nnd gralill
PEACE, LIGHT
AND HARAIONY
The dlFpute that has been In progress
since last Oittober between the manage
ment of thn Willamette University ami
ttio Salem Light A Traction company,
in regard to lights for tho gymnasium
find which resulted iu the recent remov
al of all outside wires from the hu Ming,
has now been finally settled. The K. L.
A 1 Co. yesterday put in a meter at
iho building and about llfteou iucnudes-1
cents are now titlllcd there.. ,
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Don't Fail to See the First Exhibition of Drawings By
on Display in Our Windows.
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cosh iu every way.
B2 Dozen Pairs of Children's
Fast Black Stocking
Wero given away. 081 ehi.dren
brought iu picturtii of eats and
were awardid pilroH, 'J'hu II rut
prize was awarded to
GEORGE PETTINGELL
The booby prize was awarded to
RALPH KENNETH
JOHNSON
A list of llioHodwrvliig a men
don has been prepared.
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I'Al.UU values are unsurpassed
points ui uiuuiieiiuu.
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SAM0AN
TROUBLES
Ot Three Years Ago to Be
Arbitrated
KING OSCAR OF
SWEDEN AND NORWAY
Changed Relations Between
England and Germany May
Put us out of Court
Nkw Yonic, March 13. Germany's
responsibility for iho troubles that
occurred In Samoa throo yoars ago, and
resulted in tho killing of American and
British ofllcers and mon and the parti
tion of tho Samoan islands, will bo dc-
cntiou, basod ou tho Impression that tho
day would bring to him recuperated
ouerglos and a posslblo promlBO of life.
Inikanai'omm, Ind., March 13. At 4
a in, tho following bullotln was issued
from thubedsidoof Gon, Harrisen:
The throo physicians wore working
with him to sustain llfo. Sinco 1 a. in.,
tho patient has weakened perceptibly,
lie is manifesting groat vitality, but the
heart is gradually Bhowlng tliu strain
upon It."
Isdianai'ouh, March 13, 0 a. m.
No material change lit General Harri
son's condition since 4 a. m.
Indianapolis, Did,, March 13, 7 a. in.
There is no preceptihlo change in
(fOiuriil ilarrlRoii'ii cnnilitlon. Dm.
Jamiosoii, Hadley and Dorsey havo
been In constant atteudanco throughout
tho nielit.
tormlucd by King Oscar of Norway and
Sweden.
j According to a special to the Herald
from Washington, Great llritaln and
I Germany havo completed their briefs of
, tho property claims filed by tho subjects
1 of euch, which grew out of tho military
operations of the ISngliah and Amorlcan
forces.
Tho Stato Department has practically
completed its briof. Tho document will
nut bo made public until submitted to
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TODAY IS KAI KAI DAY
Wash Silks 35c
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'This clay only regular 50c to
65c values. Good selection
lor'UI puilcilld.
THE WHITE CORNER
ktfolUo
rnJe Mirk UcclstcrcJ.
The Big StOre
some goods for Iota
rs77TTH
tho royal arbitrator, but It Is understood
that whilo It does'not directly mention
thn pnrt Germany played In the Samoan
troublo, thero aro pointed references to
tho nctlvlty of certain foreign agents.
Thaao references are to bo reinforced
by an attorney, who will bo sent to
Btookholm as tho American represen
tative. If the American contention
should bo established, Germany would
havo to pay damages to both Great
Ilritnin and tho Unite d States for losses
sustained in Samoa.
During tho Samoan troubles. Great
Ftrltnln acted in concert with tho United
States and was disposed to hold Gar
mnny responsible. Whether, after tho
chaugo in tho relations, sho is willing to
reassort the views then entortained, is a
question that will be determined only
whon her brief is submitted.
PRESIDENT COMMUTES
A DESERTERS SENTENCE
WA8HINOTOK, March 13. Prlvato
George Cupples, Company D. 10th In
fantry, was triod by court martial at
Cobu, P. I., found guiltv of desertion
and sentenced to be shot. Tho Pres
ident lias commuted the sontonco to
dishonorable discharge and confine
ment at hard lnbor for seven years,
MATRIA10NYBY
WAY OF BRIBERY
Cuicauc, March 13. A special to tho
Record from Mllwnukeo Wis. says:
Charles II. Kowau, the ox-matriuionial
agont, has been found guilty nf an
attempt to bribo United Stntes ofllcialo
by a Jury in tho United Stntes Court.
It is claimed that ho ottered $U,500 to
tho olllclals.
Wake Up"
Your Lfiver
Take one of Ayer's Pills
each night for a few nights.
They will act gently, slowly,
and certainly on the liver.
The brain will clear up, and
that great load of depression
will roll off from your nervous
system.
" I always keep- a box of
Ayer's Pills on hand. There
is no pill their equal for a liver
regulator. Longago they cured
me of liver complaint and
chronic constipation." S. L.
Sprm.man, Columbus, Ohio.
25 cents n box.
If your druKKlt cannot aiippty you, we
will umll you ii box direct iromthu office
upon receipt of the price, is cent. Ad
uii4i, J.C', A vita C ., Lowell, Mais,
Miss Hollingsworth, of Omaha, has
arrived in Salem nnd nccoptod a position
as head tiiinmeriti tho Goodu Millinery,
ORANGES
One Cent Each
Ellis & Zinn's
54 State Street. Saltm 'Phone 2B74
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Meyers Sketch Club Now
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We have the famous
Queen Quality Shoes for
ladies, 53.00 a pair.
Meyers & Sons Shoes for
men 3.50 a pair.
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