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CZOLGOSZ NOT CRAZY
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DETAILED STATEMENT
OF PRESIDENT'S RELAPSE
Continued from First Png,
Guaranteed
as to
Material
Workmanship
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Experts Say There are No Sips
Breaking Down.
of His
HERR JOHAN MOST ARRESTED
AS A
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Ills Detention Based Upon the Tenor of an Editorial in
narclilst Organ, of Which Most
, Editor.
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THE BIS BARGAIN
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Buffalo, Sept. 13. Tlio insanity ox
ports who nro keeping eloso watch on
Czolgosz say lie is not brouklnu down.
Doctors Fowler and Crego, tlio police
surgsons, saw lilin again lastovoning for
a short time.
"Is ho showing any .signs of breaking
down?" Dr. Fowlor was asked.
"No."
''His condition is unchanged?"
"Yes."
Tlio police douy the report that the
prisoner is being closely confined to his
coll. They say ho is allowed to tako
little air daily, consisting of walking up
and down tho corridor outside his cell.
"Will the JJuffalo polico co-oporato
with tho Chicago polico in opposing tho
habeas corpuglproceodings instituted by
tho Goldman woman in Chicago?"
Superintendent Bull was asked.
"I don't know," lie ropsied. "Dis
trict Attorney Penny has been Indis
posed for tho past 'IS hours and It is n
subject wo Jiavo not discussed. "
tho Brotherhood of Teamsters, who
promptly refused to consider it. This
apparent weakening on the part of the
'oanntera indicates that tho nd of the
strike may not bo far away.
Two wheat ships sailed for Queens-
town, tho Clan Graham and tho Monte
bullo. Tha Stoamor OroBcent City sailed
for that port. It is tbo first vessel that
has succeeded in getting away for Cros
cont City since tho inauguration of the
strike
OUR PALL LINB OP
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Ready -to-Wear Garments
Is ready for inspection.
The "Quality" label
on a garment is a guar
antee of latest style,
excellence of material,
superior workmanship,
and an assurancce of
perfect satisfaction.
We cordially invite
the public to call at
the store and sec the
new arrivals in silk
waists, silk skirts, new
cloaks, etc., to acquaint themselves with the coming
styles. Attentive sales people to serve you whether
ready to buy or not; it's a pleasure to show them.
WILL, YOU COMB
OL JE3C XXX3KT4
THE TEST OF USE
Alwavs proves the correct
ness of our diagnosis of the
optical difficulties, and the
perfection of our fitting of
lenses and frames.
We sell a cood pair of eyeglasses
with tested lenses for $1.50 to
$3.00 and euarantcb a fit.
OPTICIAN
.296 Com'l
St.
Wilmington, Del., Bept. 13 Accord-
lng to a story told by Frank N'iedosyk, a
Polo, President McKinley's assailant
onco workod in Wilmington.
Nicdoysk said that a young man who
gavohisnamoas Leon Czolgosz arrived
hero on a freight train about six years
ago and obtainod work as a copporBtnith
at tho plant of tbo Harlan HollincBWortli
Company boat buildors. Ho Mia receiv
ing $22 n.'weok, but left bis job in a few
weeks on tlio pretext that ho was not
gotting mouoy onough. After working a
few days at house painting ho left tho
city.
Nicdoysk is positive as to the identity
of the man uu ho boarded In the
same houso with him and 'readily rec
ognized him in tho pictures of tho as
sassin now boing published,
Dantzic, Sept 13. Humors aracurront
that Emperor William has broached the
anarchistic question to tho Czar, but
nothing ddlultu Is known. In opening
tho proceedings at tbo reception of the
Emporor'u, tho President ot tlio Ilohi
town council oxproBsed, on behalf of the
town, hoiror at tho attempt on tbo lifo
o; Prcflldcnt McKinley,
llerr Most Arrested.
Nkv Yojik, Sept. 13. Joliaun Most,
tho anarclilsr, uus arrested last evening
and locked up nt polico headquarter.
Tho arrest wob mado by Central Olllco
Detective Fernoeon. llerr Most was nt
his headquarters in Gold street when
tho arrest was mado. llerr Most object
ed volubly to tlio arrest, but. to no pur
pose, and he was locked up at police
headquarters as "a suspicious person."
Captain TItUB refused to allow Most to
boo any one or to mako a Btatoment. Tho
Captain declared hu would' not allow tho
prisoner to pose as u martyr boforo tho
public,
Tho complaint against Most, which
covers flvo and a hnlf typewritten pages,
Is buBod on nnd quotes in lull an editorl.il
which Most prlntod in the Frelbelt, tho
organ of tho anarchists, uud of which
Most la tho editor.
EMMA'S
TALE
OF WOE
What the Goldman Woman
Says in Self-Justification
WHITE
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FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN
A complete stock of Grass Seeds at Lowest prices for
reliable seeds, x x xc zc xc x. ?c ?c jl
SPECIAL PKIOE8 ON Fl.OUlt IN BARREL LOTS.
91 Court Street, Salem, Oregon.
DOCTOR'S REYIEW
OF THE OPERATIONS
Coutluued from flrtt l'nge.
Tho vlscui was drawn open in tho
'operatiou wound nnd tho perforation
after examination was closed with a
double row of ellk sutures. A little
oozlug of tho stomach contents had oc
curred through tho opening, nil of
which wis wiped away, A further en
largeuitut of the Incision now btcomo
necoisary, In order to examine the doral
of tho stomach, upon which another
was found, Thl wni sutured In a man
ner like unto the first, and tho sluggish
hands ot tho clock marked 0:1G.
The Intestines wero examined for
'possible wounds, but Happily nouo was
found and theso wero wrapped In molit,
hot towels. A previous hypodormio
injection had boon mado and now 5,
ilulmBof brandy were similarly admin
tared. A furthor search for the missile
failed to discover it, but it became ap.
parent that itliad done no other vital
dauiago, with tho strong proballty that
"""'it loat Itself' In tho thick lumbar
iuubcIm,
Dr. Ronwoll Parke, arrived about this
Umt0.25, and Joined tho staff ns con
sultant. '
Tho . nbdoiuinal cayuyivaa flushed
with iiormal salt aolutlon and tho closure
began. Beven deep, silk work gut I
suturou wero employed, nnd placed
superficially between them, About d;C0
the nnoHthotlo was discontinued nnd tho
abdominal baudago was applied. Thus
tho operatiou on which so much o(
moment doponded was finished. Tho
President's pulse was 122, respiration
32.
Strlckers' Peace Pending.
PirranuiKi, Pu Sept. 13. Rumors nro
current that a (settlement of tho striko
la soon to bo made.
From otllclal sources it wna learned
that negotiutioua nro in progress, but
that nothing detlulto haa been uccom
pllahed yet.
Nkw Yokk, Sopt. 13. It waa learned
from n reliable quartor that tho propo
Brtla (or a Bottlement of tho steel strike
aro ngaln under consideration in this
city, Presldeut Shaffer Is expected hero
today or tomorrow, but hia coming is
not tho result of any communication
from this city.
CincAuo, Si-pt. 13. Emma !Goldman,
tho nuarchist agitator, arrested Tuosday,
spent another comfortablo night and
was extremely cheorful when alio arose.
She was not allowed ta boo tho news
papers, but when told that tho tenor
of dispatches indicated a lack of evidence
against her she smiled and said: The
gontlomen aeom to be coming to their
flenses." Sho thou said:
"I would nurse tho Prosidont of this
country as tondorly as I would a hard
working man, whoso hands wero Boiled
with toll. If I wore not in Jail, aud if
tho peoplo about tlio President would
let mo. I would nurso him and uurso
him well. To mo tho President is sim
ply a sick man.
I am n trained nurse, and I liavo the
aympathy of a woman, tho sympathy of
an anarchist for Buffering mankind. I
would not bean anarchist; I could not
be, without sympathy. It is not sym
pathy lorn ruler, but aympathy for a
man tho man who Buffora, or the wife
who turfors.
"Uy what I havo Bald, I do not mean
to retract othor statements I havo mado.
or my opinion of tho President. Aa n
President my opinion of Mr. McKiuley la
not high. Last wintor I nursed back to
health n woman who waa an intimate
friend of a Philadelphia detectivo on
wliosu testimony I sorvod a term of soven
months in It 113 Tho ofllcor mot mo un
expectedly, and in affright Logged mo
not to revenge mysolf on tho woman for
tho suffering lie had caused me. I told
him ho did not understand anarchy, but
I guess ho understands now; for nover
was woman moro tenderly nursed than
was tills friend of my persecutor.
Miss Goldman doniod that thero was
suchatblugtts constitution by which
anarchists might be governed.
GREAT"
GRAFTER
DEAD
not stop to think but rushed into tho
house. Dr. Mann camo almost on his
heels and he too, ran down the Btreot.
Neither stopped for a word as they rust
ed into tho houso. After that camoAbnor
McKinley, pale aud agitated, Ho had
left tho houso scarcely two bouts before,
and had dopnrted witli the assurance
that the tide had turned in tho caso of
his distinguished brother. Ho had been
aroused from slumber by a messenger
who told him to corns at onco.
Secretary Wilson and Secretary Hitch
cock, in griof at tlio peril of tholr chief,
arrived within a low moments. Neither
knew tho truo state of tho Prosidont at
that moment, and in silent fear they
entered tho houso. Another hurrying
visitor was Dr. Wasdln, w,ho8a arrival
completed tho circlo of physicians, add
another was Mrs. MacWllllatnB, tho
friend of Mrs. McKinley.
The physicians, after their consulta
tion and examination of tho patient,
could oiler littlo eocouragomont. Ho
was very weak, and his heart was bo fee
ble that they feared lest his life might
go out at any tltno. Tho bulletin they
issued at 2:50 told of tho very critical
condition of tho President.
"It gives rlso," they said, "to tho
gi'avcit approhonslonB." Tho movement
of tho bowela had occurred, but the
heart did not respond to stimulation.
Tho little coterlo below etairs watched
tho clock tick away the minutes and the
hours, and perhaps tho lifo of the Presi
dent, without a word of oucouragoment
until four o'clock, whon the President
rallied slightly. Tho saline solution
which saved Mrs, McKlnley's lifo in
San Francisco had proved in a moaturo
effective
Dr. Mann and Dr. Mynter loft for
their homes. Tholr only reassuring
word was that thoy had not kIvou up
hopo.
During tbo whole dreadful night Mrs.
McKinley knew nothing of tbo sudden
change that had coruo. In her feeble
condition, it was considered best not to
inform her of tho President's critical
condition, and oho slept peacefully
through it all.
Secretary Cortolyou and Mr. Mllburn
pacsd up and down in front of tho house
tot 20 minutes just before the dawn
came. They had littlelencouragemont to
offer.
Secretary Wilson came out on tlio
orch and stood for 10 minutes looking
nto the darkness. Ho said hu had not
abandoned hone but his air was not nun
of conviction. Everything indicated
that heart failure was reared.
SHE
, SHED
TEARS
LurnT Davis' Devoted Chi
nese Wife Grieved Oyer
His Arrest.
Romantic Story of Her Cap
ture During the Nez Perce
Indian War.
.
Some of the Characteristics
of an Odd Man--Used to
Vote Himself a Delegate.
MILITARY
ACTIVITY
Troops Capturing Insurgents,
Ammunition and Flags
Three Luzon Governors
Prohibit Gambling as a
Public fllenace.
The Ladles,
The pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladles may use By rup ol
tigs, under all conditions, makes it
their fayorite remedy, To get tho truo
and genuine article, look for tho name
of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near tlio bottom of the package. For
sale by all drugglstu.
Realty Transfers.
Olias. W. Thomaa to Newton J. Fer-
roll, tho u o hi fc 22, tp 10 b, r 0 o,
1200.
A. F. Bhultz and wife to Height
Zimmerman, 2 acres near Jeff er 6911, f 160,
A. F. Poole and wife to Ella Korb, lot
17, in Marion county portioii of Friend's
Oregon colony, $10.
Ovrenlus Condit and wife to John F.
Road, lot 1, too 10, tpO s,.r 2 w, 1.
Q. W. Watt aud wlfo to A.N.Ranta,
lots 1, 2 and 3, blk. 7-1, in North Salem
100.
J. Edward Keller and wlfo to M. Etta
Karteu, lots I aud 2, blk, 10, lu Gervali,
ao. ' .
Patent certificate oonvevluB tho n 0 if
of toe 2 tp, 10 , r Go, to Charles W.J
Thomas.
San Fiwncisco, Sept. 13. Tho only
feuture In tho local striko yesterday was
a series of meetings held by a number
of teamsters who desired to return to
work. Their request was presented to
Havana, Sept. 13. Vargas, who some
tlmo ago owned an accoutit in tho Hoyal
Hank of Canada with a check drawn
upon the Spanish Hank of Havana for
i 13,000, which was subsequently allogtd
w nave ooen rorgeu, Is dead. He had
boon accused of complicity In the forg
ery and with boing connected with tho
further thoft of $58,000 from Upborn &
Co., German bankers. The body will
bo exhumed and oxamluod for traces of
polBon, thero being a ausnloion that ho
was poisoned by the allogod dlroctoraof
tho fraudB.
German Samoa,
liKKMN, Sept. 13. There Is no founda
tlon for tho rumor that Dr. Wllhelm
Solf, governor of Samoa has caused die
satisfaction among tho natives. Aa a
matter of fact tin relations betwsmi tho
Governor aud tho Islande.Baro excellent.
Manh-a, Sept. 13. Active military
operations nro now progressing in the
neighborhood of Cabago. Throe differ
ent companloB of tho Eighth Reglmont
havo hud engagements with the insur
gents and havo'deetroyod several quanti
ties of stores nnd much ammunition.
Tho troops nlBo captured a number ef
flags and rlfloa and many Insurgents.
Tho Governors of three provlncos in
the Island of Luzon have appoaled to the
municipalities to prohibit gambling
which thoy declare is becoming a public
menace.
NORTH
POLE
NOTICE
Oiiiuhttana, Sept. 13. A message
dated August 0th, and received by way
of Hauimorfest from Evlyn II. Hald
wln, bead of the Baldwin-Zeiglor north
pole expedition, says:
"Amorlca, latltudo 78, longltudo 38.
Booking pussago northward through ice
All well."
Ecuador Neutral.
Dakkk Citv, Sopt. 14. Thero woro
tears of poignant griof in the oyes of
tho Chinese wifaof "Luru" Davis when
United States Marshal Roborte took him
away from homo, charging him with
tho serious crlmo ol keeping a ''Blind
Pig." In connection with this litilo
Oriental wito thore is a very romantic
etory.
Davis It nn old Indian fighter. Ho is
tho product of the half wild border land
civilization. During tho Nez Porco In
dian war in '78 the Chincso woman waa
kidnaped and hold for a ransom by a
prominent Chinaman while fighting tlio
Indians, bo the story goes, Davis "caught
on" to tho Chinaman's littlo ganio aud
wrested her from his grasp. Sho waa
then 13 years pld and rather pretty ovon
to tho oyes of a whito man. At first she
proved a white olophant upon hia hands,
but ho sottled tho ruattor finally by mar
rying hor. ThoToiultof the union aro
two children, a boy and n girl.
Sinco that tlmu tho littlo Chincso wo
man haa boon a faithful and devoted
wifo. Her grief waa almost uncontrol
lablo when she learned that her husband
was to be taken away, Sho understood
enough of tho ways of tho whito men's
law to realize that hor protector was
charged with a serious crime. So far aa
known Davia haa always treated his
Chinoso wifo kindly.
Davis himsolf haa a striking personally
and is ono of tho beat known characters
in this part of the state Ho settled upon
his present place on tlio Snnlio river be
low Huntington 30 years ago. He owns
a good ranch thero including Boveral
hoad of cittlo nnd a good fruit orchard.
In tho early days ho used to always
carry a largo bowle knife stuck in hia
boots. Ho was not of n quarroleom
disposition, but ho waa known aa a man
whom it was best to lot nlono. Ho
wouldn't tako the troublo to get out of
anyone's way who was looking for
trouble, nnd ho wasn't a man who could
be bluffed. Ho always paid his bills
and whon let nlono was considered n
good citi7on.
About 25 years ago bo was mixod up
in a shooting ecrapo. Owing to tho
lapse of timo tho facta surrounding that
event nro Bomowhnt hazy, but it is
known ho killed a man by tho name ol
Chris Hlnklo. It is said that ho was a
confedorato in the Civil war.
For years Davis lias been clork, judge
and voter in his precinct. He was the
only man in that precinct and regular
ly attended the Democratic conventions,
voting himself a delegate. Ho was a
strong democrat, and opposed every
thing not in accordanco with democratic
principles.
Tho still he is charged with running
was found near his place. It was not in
operation but was being proparod for tho
coming fruit crop. A largo copper ket
tle and all the other things used for
tho manufacturo ot whisky wero found
cunningly hidden. Tho ofllcors found
that at different times Davia had bought
alcohol, which it is believed was used by
him in making peach brandy. Tho
brandy waa sold to Chinamen and peo
ple in the neighborhood.
It is thought from certain thmga that
have como to light that tho oper
ations of tho Btill run back morothau
a year. The officers woro given a tip
sometime ago and havoboon laying their
plans accordingly. At firt he denied
all knowledgo of tho still, but when cor
fronted with unmistakablo evidence
that the officers know of its presence,
and that it was only a matter of time
until they would find it, ho consented
to show where it was located.
tie waa to havo had a preliminary ex
(Lbangein
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New goods being received every day. Oui Fall
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cheaper
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home with 40 acres of lnnd at a
bargain. Soo John M. Payne ovor
I.add t llush bank. J. Moulock.
9 13 3w
MU6IC Miss Kva F. Cox has returned
from hor vacation and is now prepared
to resume her claseea in music. Studio
333 Front st. 0 13 0t
I WILL reopen tho American laundry
at the old standi 10!) Church street.
Phone Main 28M on Monday, Sept. 10
10J1. First class work guaranteed.
0 12 3t
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
We are clearing our front walk and street of the
wagons tWat has obstructed trael thore for the
past four days. Our commodious addition at the
roajr is almost ready for us and wo are piling
them Into place therein. It will pay intending
purchasers of farm wajous to see the new gtudo.
bakers, several now patterns, besidos the oljl iu
porlor construction for which they are uoled.
F. A. WIGGINS Ssl1rect
CttT Successor to K. M Orolsan and K F. Parkhurst, Studebaker wauons and
buiruies. McCormiok HarvMtlim MimMnArv i)n....n ......i L.","V,U' UU
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itluune nioyclea, staudanl and White bow
cablegram from tho State Department
at Bogota, tho Colombian capital, re
porting that everything wasquht there
nnd reportlug a lack of olllcial news re
garding the bombardment of Itio llacha
by the Venezuelan lloet. Tho legation
has received a letter from the Colom
bian Minister at Quito, Kcnador, daud
Auguat i-a, saylug that the licuaior
Qoyerument has gneu litui tie nost
friendly assurances of an Intention to
maintain strict neutrality towtrd Col.
ombia. Tho legation horo gives ere.
donee to this roport of LVuador'e mutrtl
policy,
Inspects Rural Routes,
A Boveiunent inspector is heroin,
epecliiu the mral mail routes and
especially the mail boxes along the
rum a, .mi wuoiouoxos are not ml.
stautlal rx requeetwl to establmh new
ones, failing to do w hlch the delivery of
mall will be discontinued. He will visit
all the deliver routes before leaving.
Probate Orders.
. Iu the estate ot B. Delorme, deceaswl
the administrator, J. F. T. B. Brentano'
has filed kii bond for $5,000, with the'
Fidelity & Deposit Company, of Mary,
land, aa Hurety. The bond wns ap.
proved.
In the eetato of Lewis Pettyjohn. ii.
oiased, the court hat ordered the sale of
date was postponed uut.il this morning.
m m w
Branson k Itagan have tho mo9t com
plete line of Teas and Coffees ol any
store in Salem. Also a supply of fresh
groceries overy rooming.
EMPEROR"
NICHOLAS
EXPECTED
But Parisians Don't Know
That He Will Pay Them a
Yisit.
Bbrux, Sept. 13. Although the Dant
zig festivities are not yet over and the
cannon not yet silent, pullic interest
centers largely in the visit of Emperor
Nicholas to France, and thero is much
speculation as to whether he will go to
Parla. Judging from dispatches re
ceived from the French capital, it looks
as if olllcial circles In Franca had given
up that hope, and wero now devoting
themselves principally to securing the
safety of the Imperial guest.
iGrand Army Commander.
SrRAYKD A black and whito Ilorford
cow recently fresh. A reward will be
paid lor return to O. Frlckey, Asylum
Avenue and 21st street.
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London, Sept. 13 Lloyd's Secrotary
has received a dispatch nnnounciug that
tho British bark Entine Thetis, Captain
Thomas, has foundered, and that all on
board are supposed to have beon lost.
rv, HuimU euglnea and threahera ' mI ProPrty belonging to the estate, by Judgo Ell.
fng machines tho administratrix, Mrs. 8arah inn e,ec,ed b
Pettvjohn vention.
Clkvkiund, Sept. 13. Gen. Sickles
haa withdrawn as a candidate for commander-in-chief
of the G. A. it., and
Torrance, of Minneapolis, waa
a unanimous vote of tho con-
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