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SALEM, OREGON "WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 1901
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Repairing a Watch
Of tho flnoBt workmanship fa a branch
of our buBlnosB that wo glvo speclul at
tention to. Our repairing department
is conducted with tho utmost caro od
skill diamonds aro reset, and jewelry o
all kinds la ropalreu in tno most perioci
manner, beeides optical work of all
kinds,
C, T. Pomeroy
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HAMILTON
Furniture House.
LAWYERS ORDERED
PLACED IN PRISON
But Released on Order of Acting Governor
Cooper of the Kanaka Republic.
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATORS ARE NOT
SO MUCH DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS
Procccdlnes That Sound Like Some at Home-Grand Jury Still In Session and
Getting on Track of Corruption Among Members of the Home Rule
Party-Arbitrary Judec to Dc Removed.
it t... oai -t.-nmi itaiiwOi menus anu was atarueu
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of affaln has grown out of tho investi
gations ol the grand Jury Into tho
charges ofbrlbory In tho Legislature.
Last Saturday throo of tho belt known
lawyers, Ilartwoll, Kinney and Ballou,
woro sontenced to thirty days in jail for
contempt of court by Judgo Humphroye.
but before they reachod tho prison nil
wero released by pardon of acting Uov
ernor Cooper.
The sontencos wro on account of an
affadavlt which the attornoys attempted
to fllo in HumporoyH' court to ahow tho
Judge's personal bias against Editor
Smith of the AdvertiBor, who was In
dieted by tho Qraud Jury for perjury.
In tho atorm ralaod by tVoao proceed
ings, tho grand Jury's Invos'igatlonsol
the bribery cases had been loat sight of,
but tho jury is still In sosion and is
bolloved to bo getting close to some
brlbory cases.
Tho foundation for the rcportH of
hribory In the loglslaturo has Anally
been revealed by Jacob Coorpor, who
wanted tho railroad franchise Coorper
swears he was asked by three different
mombers of tho House to pay
them money for their efforts in
behalf of his bill to secure franchlBu for
his railroad. He has bcon before tho
graud Jury and It Is staled told the
names of the representatives who
solicited bribes.
A petition will bo circulated In
Honolulu among tho lawyers today ask
ing (or tho removal of Judge Humphreys.
DEATH PREDICTED IN THIRTY DAYS
Passed away on a Palmist's Sayso In
Spite of Physicians.
St. Paul, Juno 5. A special to tho
Pioneer-Press from Duluth, Minn.,
lays: Mrs. 0. J. Wot, aged 61, wife of
0. J. West or tho Duluth Iron A Metal
Company while in Chicago about six
weeks ago visited a Pulmist with a party
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8Ute of Oreron
County ofMrlonM
Balom, Ore, May, 1, 1900
To whom theae nrononts iliall, coins rireettnir.
Till Is tocortlfy that 1 bare boon attllctad with
Orurlau Tumors fur a number of years, alio
liver trouble. I dotlru to nubllolr atalo uimu
oath that I)r J. K.Cook, of Hlom. Orejon, haa
remoTea raid tumora, two in number, without
the uie of knife, plutcror potaoiioua droit, aud
mat i am entirely, aim ai i
aud ai I tellers permanent
ly cured, I cheerfull
r recommend l)r Cook to all
Donioui atltcicd an I win. I foul that he ha
aared my life. My home la three mile south of
Turner, Oregon, ,
Subscribed aud aworu U) before me Ibis first
day of May, 1901.
Peal attached. W. W. HAM,,
County Clerk.
Do Not Listen to "Cappers"
Who are lilre.1 to defame me aud my methods
of treatment. If I could not cure people there
would be no uto to flii'it me. It Is because I do
cure people that I am peraUently mlirepie
sonted, but I keep ou curing folks lust the
same, and some or the best people In Oregon
stand by me, for which I am thankful
Bend for Circulars containing testimonial
from patients cured both In Oregon and In the
Em I, Don't detpalr became you have been told
you have bveu told ou could not be cured !r.
C'ook haa cured hundreds of peoplo whose raes
bare been Dronoiiuocd hniel l,v iiin'-ni.i
schools" physicians.
nu uocwr nas uBvoiwi me rest year or liU
life to the study of disease, and the use and uo
tlon of Nature's vegetable remedies, until he
knows absolutely lust what he nun in tm.
glrw him confldeiiie.
Dr. J. F. Cook RRtwiw'
Cures all kinds of dlKaea,
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8he laughed tho mattor off an$ mado
light of tho prediction but evidently it
mado considerable improBBion upon hor.
Aftor n visit ol two weeks In Chicago,
Mrs. West went with hor frlonds to a
small town across the Indiana bordor
whoro a party was givou in hor honor.
Ono of tho ladles with whoaa Mrs. West
had boon playing cards proposed to toll
her fortune Again tho fateful predic
tion was mado that Mrs West had but
two more weeks ol life. Two days lulcr
Mrs. West complalnod of fooling (Hand
returned to her homo InDulutb.
Eminent physic! ana were gathered in
consultation, but doaplto their IboBt
efforts alio died last Thursday, the last
day of the fatal two wooke. Tho docHors
in nttendanco upon Mrs. West aald that
the furtuno telling undoubtedly oxorted
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YUKON RIVER
to bo
The Seattle Advertising Story of a Thirty Million
Dollar Clean up Is Again Sent Over the Wires.
8KATTI.K, Wabh., Juno 5 Steamer
Dolphino arrived from Linn Canal this
morning. Tho river was opan from tho
headwaters of tho Yukon to a point be
low Dawson and several ateamors had
arrived at Whlto Home. Many of tho
WILL HAVE TO BE GREASED
Stuff Sent Out From Havana Indicates
Our Government Is Beincr Held Up.
Nkw York, Juno 5. A dispatch to
tho Herald from Havana says:
"There la u strong impression hero that
It will bo impossible to effoct an accept
ance of the Piatt Amendment tho eeo
ond timo. A aecret session of the con
stitutional convention haa bcon called
for tomorrow to take action concerning
the form nf tho resolution adding to tho
Cuban constitution tho Piatt provision,
CHILD LABOR
Investigated By an English Woman Who Tells
Her Discoveries Bill Introduced In Alabama
Legislature In Their Behalf Is Defeated.
Nw Yonc, Juno 5. Direct respon
albility for the trouhlo with labor exist
ing in Southern mills Is charged by an
English woman, who has been investi
gating the subject for Samuol GompetB,
to capitalists and mill owners in New
York and other Northern citiea.
The woman in Mra. Ireuu A. Ashby
and she recently vlailwl Alahama aud
othar Southern States on a tour of In
vestigation. In apoiikingof her exper
ience beforo the fecial Reform Club, she
aald:
"I found that in many mills In Al
abama and Georgia one half of Jthe op
eratives jwero children and in some
OH Waiting for Something to
Turn up
we!' here ft la. Ourirold filled apoctaclea and
eyeglmmia. You i-aii't reallv Imuiiino how da
airable they are till you have im-u aud tried
them.
We fit eomo very iliflluult easoti, many (hat
othern have failed to (It or give nai If faction.
Herman W. Barr
Scier tlflc Optician I IS State St.
SJW Wa give vnilnu coupons on boh pianos
One on -ach piano for every 'J6o cas.i pur
chase.
A RARE SUPPLY OF PURE
OLD LIQUORS
Ofttllklnda, brandies, whiskies, rnma,
and gin, and the choicest vintages of
wlneii you hLI always And iu our cellara
aad shelves, and can be bought by the'w"l br'nk5 our capital,
gallon or bottles a desired wo make a
DIHtifalty of family trade, and can sup
ply your table, wino cellar or buffet
with the best.
J. P. ROGERS, I-sr"
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
produco tho woman'B
WOMAN AND HER SON
TO BE BURNED ALIVE
Charted With the Murder of a Six
teen Year Old Daughter.
Chicago, Juno 5. A special to tho
Tribuno from Aurora, Mo., says: A
woman and hor son, accused of
murder, will bo burnod at tho stake
if tho plans of a mob in Stono County
aro not frustrated. Tho charge Is that
the woman and her son killed
Alllce Stallion, 10 years ol 1, tho woman's
daughter. Thoy lived noar Cape Fair
and tho girl's body was found In the
river by fliliora. Tho suppoiltlon was
that alio had committed suicide on ac-
ount of a love affair which hor rnothor
oppotod. Last night, however, a sovon
yoar old child of Mia, Stallion, confossod
claiming that a while Mrs. Stallion hold
tho girl hor stepson broko hor neck
with a poker. Af torwards thoy wrapped
tho body in a comfortor and throw it in
tho river.
Mrs. Eddy Not Guilty.
Boston, June 5. Tho court orderod a
verdict for defondant ill tho suit of Mra
Woodbury va Mra. Kddy for alleged
libel.
Slight Injuries.
Fred Meyor, Woatorn Union motaon
cer at Balom,x la laid up with aome
alight injurioa caused by a bloyclo col
lialon ho had this morning,
A Tornado atruck Prentlo, Wis., Inat
night. The Swedish church and a store
wore demolished and many dwolllngs
woro damaged.
Tho Yacht Constitution loft today for
liriBtol to undergo repairs of damage
wrough by tho collapao of hor stool inaat
yesterday.
IS NOW OPEN
Dolphino'a passongora woro from Dawson
Owing to tho heavy snowfall on tho
hills, miners expect a good head of
water for aluiclng purposes. Prospects
for an enormous clean up worn brlaht
and former figures of ,25,000,000 to fill),
000,000 hold good.
with tho understanding that it moans
whar the commission reported that
secretary Hoot said it meant. Several
delogatas attrlbuto tho attitude of tho
government to tho decision of tho Su
premo Court In tho Insular cases, and
aupimse that'tho desire of tho Washing
ton government is to exorcise a moro
direct power over Cuba than tho I'liitt
amendment contemplates.
IN THE SOUTH
casoa tho percentage ran as low as aix or
aevrn. Their ages ranged from five to
12 and of courso beyond.
"Tho mill owners and proprietors said
in extenuation that they bad taken tliuflu
peoplo from their littlu (anna where they
wore living in conditions of tho utmost
poverty and brought them together in
committees and mado out of tlieai an
industrial p oplo. But thu children 1
saw living on tho littlu farina had bright
cheeka and round limbs, while those I
saw In the mills were haggard and wan.
"Having Been these conditions as I hey
axlst today throughout the south I
went to the capitol of Alabama and
with others tried lo get bills through
the Legislature prohibiting the employ
ment of (rtiildrcii In these mills. Wo
learned that all had been cut and dried
boforo ub. We had thu bill Introduced.
Inansrer they put up thu manager of a
mill entirely controlled by northern la
bor, a mill that had moved to tho south
from the heart of New Kngland.
"There also waa beforo tho Legit-
latum a northern man. In rebuttal
ho apoke of tl o laco curtain In thu
windows of hta ox.-rutive., of their neat
liousoa, but never a word of child labor.
The bill waa defeated. We learned later
that it la the truth that tho
new south la depending upon
the capital of tho north to bring
about the Industrial development aud
boom that haa been ao long impending.
In defeating thu bill, they cried 'do
anything that la going to hurt the
industrial development of tho eouth!'
Th Nntli iimIiI m iimHninii "
,."" I0;Ul ,,M nU "' H,ouU,
we
but you must
allow ua to take advaulage of Iho labor
movement aa we niid It. Wo must have
your child labor." Ho dividend are
built up out of thu aaoritleed lives of
babies.
There aro men who living hero, are
known iu thu north as philanthropists
who earn their incomes through tho
employments of babies In their southern
Investments."
an tnfluonco to
death.
BRITISH AUTHORITIES
WERE NOT SURPRISED
At the Extent of the Disaster in the Battle
of Vlakfontein. .
KRUGER AND HIS FRIENDS
Result Shows Boers are Capable of Putting up a Battle and Carrying Out a
Complete Surprise Filled With Disaster to a
Great Nation.
Oapk Town, June G.Tho garrison
ofJnmoetown, Capo Colony, which Bur
rendered to Kritzslngor'a command on
Juno 2, numbered (50 men In all. Krlt
ringer's torco is estimated nt 1000 men.
Tho British killed 12 and wounded 15
Boers beforo thoy woro overpowered.
Nkw Your, June 5. A dispatch to tho
Tribune from London says: Military
men woro not surprised when thu ofllclal
story of tho battle of Vlakfontein caino
out yesterday. Thoy had suspected
from tho heavy British loaves, that tho
Boor attack wan a surprise, but had not
guessed that tho rear guard of Dixon's
force had bcon -usbed and that two guna
had bcon temporarily captured beforo
tho main body could bo rallied for their
recovery.
This eugttgomont occurred further west
than was at Mrat reported and coinmunt
cations with Pretoria wero interrupted.
Dolarey fought with dospornto enorgy
and was ropulBod alter ho had secured
Importaut advantages. Clearly tho war
has not yet rcacched tho police state.
The Boora proved once more that thoy
could plan a battle witli skill, and
while they wero driven off thoy
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fighting force which would aeom to put
an i nd to all rumora of peace negotla -
thins. This la tho Interpretation which
Mr. Krugor'a group ol advisors In Hoi
hind mliicu upon it. An IrroprcBslblo
conflict goes on with a revival of courage
on tlie Door bide.
I'uusuty night's dispitulm i brought
follewing:
Tlie War olllco tonight piibiielius tho
following dispatch from Lord Kltchonor,
dated Pretoria, Juno 4th :
"Jamestown (Capo Colony) surrender
ed to Kultalnger's command on tho
morning of Juno 2d, alter four hour b of
fighting. The town guard and lo
co I volunteers were overpowered before
(ho Boer-prison columns camo up. Our
casualltles wero threo killed aud two
wounded. Tho Boer loss is said to havo
been greater. The Btorea wore looted
but thu garrison waa rbleaaed. Have
placed General French in charge of
operations of Capo Colony."
Detaila rorolved regarding the fighting
at Vlakfontein f how that It waa one of
tho inosfdeporato engagements of tho
war. tlon. Dixou't column was travers
ing the district uud establishing posts,
when it was attacked by 1200 Boors
under Commandant Kemp. Tho Boera
woro ao close that fifty British fell at the
first volley.
Tho Yeomanry hold tho poaltlon pro
tecting tho guns until they wero nearly
decimated, and then (lulling It impossi
ble to save thu guns, thu artillerymen
shot the gnnhorses to prevent the liters
I moving tliogiuia
Thu column quick y
I recovered from tho shook of the tun x
pouted attack. 'Iho Derbyahirea chamed
vtith bnjoneta It is assorted that while
Boera had temporary possession of tho
guns they ahut tvtourlillurymon in co'd
blood for refusing to work them aguluat
their own comrades.
The recrudescence of audi lighting
hi lugs for further demuuda for Bunding
out troops.
Wahiiinoton, June fi.Couiul General
Wovto ut Cafio Town, la overwhelmed
with work growing nut oi the Boer Vtur
and Is particularly beset by Inquiries
front friends and relatives nf Americans
wh'i have drifted Into the country and
beojuio Involved In the nor.
He has found it necessary to writo tho
Statu Department on ucooui.t f tho dif
ficulties ho Is having In aiisv.'riiig the
many lettera of ii qulries. which iu the
past tin eti months numbered over 700
Most ol these relate to American boys
who went to Cupu Town aa muleteers
on cattle ships aud drifted lutu
either thu Boer or tho British army.
Many of these aro now prlaouera
of war aud are very urguutfor dlschatge
and a free pasasgu home, as they are
nearly all without money. Thu comul
general aaya t "I want to assure friends
that thu men who uie at tho prison
cam pa (blmoustowii, Durban, St. Helen
and Ceylon) are well oared for and t
tiully fare, aa compared with tho Brit
Ish eoldier, iniioh butter."
Thu Consul nods further trouble In
the prevalence of thu plaguo which
retards uiaila and ol"'ea railroad line.
John Morley, saya a Tr'hune dispatch
from Lomlou iias always been noted a"
oneol the l4t platform apeakera in
Ureal Britain, aud ho haa worth iy
ARE
VERY AlUCH ENCOURAGED
uphold his reputation in this
respect nt Montrose. While Sir
llonory Campbell Baunerman a few
days ago at Kdlnburg was content
to taunt the government with spending
a lot of money in order to bring tho
hostilities in South Africa to a success
ful conclusion Mr. Morloy dononuccd
tho war and tho policy of tho British
Govormont that led up to it In no uu
certaln tonus. Nothing prehapatorves
to illuatrato moro forcibly tho almost
hopeless division on this question in tho
rauka of tho Liberal party.
NATIONAL TROTTING
ASSOCIATION MEETING
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Turf Court Will ConsidcY Performance
of a Trotter at Boston Last Year
, For tht Third Time.--
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Nkw YoitK. Juno 5. In respoiiBO lo
tho petition of GoorgoW, Archer, Frank
Bowor and other officials of tho National
Trotting Association, I'. P. Johnston
haa ordorcd that a special mooting
of tho board of reviow ho held at
tho olllco of tho Association In
Hartford on Juno 27. It la understood
among horsemen that tho meeting la for
thu purposo of reconsidering tho ruling
mado by the board In tho John Mo
Karrou caco at Its .May aoaaion in
New York. This wljl bo the third
time tho Turf Court lias' coitaidorad the
ner ormancoof II. K. Doveraux'a trot
tur a thocup race at Boston laat year,
l At thollrat haarlng In Deconiber tho
board docldod by unanimous vote that,
having com pot ed for a valuable prlto
which could bo won, McKerrou'a
performance; contlnuod a record. But
prominent horaemon interested in
amateur sport succeeded In obtaining a
rehearing at tho meeting laat month and
with a bare quorum present tno board,
by n vote of tlirao to two roveraod the
December ruling of tho full board, hold
ing that no record wna made.
This ruling caused a commotion
among horsomon. George W. Arohor
aud Frank Bowor. inembora of tho
December board petitioned President
Johnston to call another mooting.
Tho turf tribunal for thoBpocial moot
ing Is likely to bo mado up of President
Horf,
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Send for our beautiful book on The Hilyj
Johnston, A ico President Archer.
Governor Morgan Bulkier, of Connect!'
cut; Frank Bowor, of Phl)aAlphijl
Henry Schmulbach, of Wheeling WM
Va.; Senator J. W. Bailey, of Texat,aBdJ
perbapa A. B. Spreckola, of 8an Fran
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Nkw York. Juno 5. Tho report ol ihal
analytical chemiet. who mado an ex--,
nmlnatou of tho atomach of Rov. E. Qd
Phillips cf Haletoii,Pa., who waa founds
dead in tho apartm enta of "Dr." Kirku
Stanley, three weeks ago. shows tbati
Father Phillipa wat not polecnod. Stan
loy was roloasod.
Funeral of Percy Scott
Tlie funeral of Percy
eon of Capt, J. II. 8cott, &
Bcott,,,
former '
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poatmnator, county sheriff and promt
nont politician of this city, occurred at
twolvo o'clock today at tho famllv lota
in tho Odd Fellows comotory. He did;
at Portland Juno 3rd of quick conaump'
tlon and tho remains wero brought'to
Balom on (ho morning train.
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