The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 21, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMUUIULX .UAL. BflCfflET a "jttkIH ?$m'?wmrnmr.T.iimiM jrKhtfm-7wrviaWw3saaaKK3KiBP- iT-tf f rS ilWBi.iinri .. i iWi ii wftff ; mm MMMMHHlttil The New M M II M are Fifty dozen fine lawn handkerchiefs in a great variety of styles. Very nicely made Cp aj See Window BO m THE DIG BARGAIN HOLYBRSON DftLRYMPL New Ts b ailor Quite Lost wuok wo recoived another lot of (Inu buUh, tho latest styloe, new materials, host workmanship. Wo hoi)o this week to havo ournow department open on tho second floor and extend an invitation to tho la dles of Salem to inspect tho new things. PERSONALS Dr. and Mrs. 0. B. Wldto of Qorvuia : aro iu tho city. It. W. A. Chorry was iu tho olty from "Woodburn last evening. Mr. Will Morris, of 1'ortland, was an over-Sunday visitor in Salem. 1 Mrs. (I wladys Hooker was a husliifiBS "visitor to Portland yesterday, II. J. Otteiiliolmor, Win. Fabor and Kilts Purvlno aro in Woodburn today. Miss I.llllo Leo, of Marion, has re turned heme aftur visiting Salem friends. Miss Tuthill has gono to l'asadeun, California, to vlult friends (or sovural wooks. Mrs. II. Simon, of Minnesota, is iu tho city, tho guest of her relative) Mrs. B. Blinou.l Mrs. Uulverton, head saleslady at tho Stoakton dry goods store is a Port land visitor today. Geo. Ilalnos roturned to Tho Dalles yestorday, after spending a week with his parents here. Miss Georgia Davenport, of Silverton, who lias boon the guoat of Miss Kllu Blueinau, has returned to hor homo, iPflLRyMPLE'Sj jpg irn . Jtfil' Onu,Blon WU0 ',a8 Ueon ,nu BUtw ofMra. M. 6. Skiff, has gono to Poiullo ton to mako her homo with her sou, Cfiliarlea Ofaneton. - Miss Mabla Whitney wont to Wood burn yesterday to attend tho funera! of her Grandmother. Mrs. BouJ. Drown. Mrs. Drawn waa ai old settler, having lived uear Woodburn for forty years. Jley. W. O. Kantnor spout Sunday iurortfarul- IIla Iu1pH1n this olty being Ailed by iVof-jnawltty, An efbrt Is being made to secure Itey, Kantnor M8 Mitarortbe First Qhuroh at Port. Isml. pkm hwhhshb imb Tailor Suits H This season's Styles surpass anything K have ever shown. They are made -of the most H3 H stylish materials and 5 perfect fitting. $7,50 to $30 Visit Our Alen's Fur- J nishing Department. Fall H patterns in "SILVER 'SHIRTS" now ready, J $1.00 each Silver Collars 2 for 25c s MOUSE Of SALLm. g Tho number of talus mado this scaBou convinces us that wo havo tho best values and stylos shown thin season All (Mrments are mado to our order; fit, finish and stylo guar anteed the very host, and satisfaction In in every detail goes with gar uionts bearing tho "Quality" label. The Only Hope Of aiding falling, distorted or de fective IbIoii is in lenses properly fitted. Wo hme helped hundreds and thousands of people to see bet tor; ask any of tliein about our skill and success. Wo do not ehargo for examining eyes, When you think of glasses, remember tho old ost optical housa hi Salem. Chas. H. Hinges &?&$&$ n STOLE POSTAGE STAMPS Burglars Tunnel into Chi cago's Postofficc and get $70,000 OiiiCAuo Oct 21. HutghuH last night stoh f!tu,000 worth of stamps from thu Chicago postotllco and OBoapod without leaving thu slightest clue. A tunnel, which has takou a week or more, was run from tho rear of tho building, ami a hole was then drilled through tho steel bottom of tho whoUsale stamp vault, only six feet away from thu cashiers vault, which contained over f300,0u0 in cash. Tho latter evidently had been the objective point. A. 0. Spauldlng, ohluf clerk of tho wholesale stamp department, discovered I tho robbery whon ho opened the vau It this morning. Poutofiko inspector Stuart said It was the largest stamp robbery every dono in tho history of tho H)tul eorvico of this country. "To ge,t to tho vault tho men entered through a trap door. 'Pine' dug through two brigk walls. For light the robbers used dry batteries, one of which they left behind. This battery aud wagon tiauks aro tho only clows wa havo at present. Tho space under tho vault is large enough to allow a mail to stand upright aud their work must havo been coiupar- j atively easy, with drills and steel saws which they need, 3'lui weight of tho load they oarrlod off must havo been WO pounds, 1 Judge they worked huuia gotling their booty to tlio wagon." J ES M&& ASSAILANT OF MRS. STRONG Writes a Letter Making Confession. The Whereabouts of the Husband Still Shrouded in Mystery. Tin: JouiisAL is in receipt of tho ap pended letter from a man who claims to hao assaulted Mrs. Frod Strong in this city on Inst Wednesday evening. Is This a Confession? Salrm, Oct. IU. 1P01. Ko. Joi'knam I wish to make a state ment In regard to tho assault mode on Mrs. Strong on tho nightof tho 10th iiiBt, if you will allow mo through the cob umusof your paper. 1 will say in m gard to tho man, Strong, ho may bo a gambler and it very bad man for what I know, but ho is not guilty of tho above assault, as I am tho guilty party, and had I not made a grievous mistake, 1 never should havo written this loiter. Quiltvasltnav seem, 1 am not bad enomrli to let an innocent man suffer for my ciimo. I havo suilered romorposinco I learned mv mistake in tho person; it icrloves mo to learn that I had attacked an Inoffensive woman, especially one who has to work for a living. Last August at tho coast I met a young lady, 1 became jealous of her, sho re pulsed me. Tlien i mauo up my minu io iiavo rovengo. Sho lives in the neigh borhood of street. 1 saw her as I thought, go out in company with a little boy, a rolativo as I supposed, as ho was also at thocoaBt with tier. I watch ed for her and as it was my only clianco I mado the attack, aB I wished to leave thu city that night, owing to my stupid blunder I wished to remain to see how my victim fared. I am happy to learn sho ts not seriously hurt. Hy tho tinio tills readies youromco i will bo far from Salem. 1 UBcd ono ounce of chloroform. As to who tho aBsaibtnt really was !b vet to bo disclosed. Tun Jouiinai has been attempting to learn tho identity of the man over bIuco tho remarkable affair and to learn a reaeon for tho criminal assault on an inoffensivo and defenseless woman, who was knocked down, gagged and chloroformed in this city on hor way homo from church. Tho improssion was first glvon that Mrs. Strong's IniBband was the perpe trator of tho deed, It appearing that no possible motive could be assigned else whore. This couplo havo boon separated for about a year, since which time Mr. Strong bus been in Oklahoma, or such was tlio statement made in a letter re ceived from him by Mrs. Strong. Tho morning after thu assault was mado on Mrs. Strong, sho received Information to that effect in a letter written by Mr. Strong from Hoppncr, Or., and in it lie stated that ho would loave that place soon, to get a band of sheep. This might account for his nb senco from that olty on tho day ho was said to have been ecen hero. Chief ol Polico Gibbon immediately wroto to the city marshal at Iloppuerto learn whether or not Mr. Strong nob in Hoppncr on Octobnr Kith, but lias received no reply. Mrs. Strong has also written to li.tr bus band to clear hinuelf from suspicion if possible, by sending an aflidavii an to his presence there. A mlHtake was made by several re garding the identity of Fred Strong, his band of the Mrs. Strong who was attack od. Ho is by trade a printer, but often did other work, and was employed at the Allen Cannery a year ago hist Hum mer fur several months, both at day and night work. llo was contused with aunthor Fred Strong, u gambler, from Forest Grove, who formerly was in Salem occasionally. If Mr, Strong can piovo an alibi, there is ono other man known who may bo connected with tho affair, and if thu letter given ubovo is not a "fake" ho may bo tho author of that statement. On last Saturday afternoon a young man apparently about 21 years of ugo, called at Mrs. Strong's residence and seemingly was not thoroughly fa miliar with tho place as ho inquired whether or not Mrs. Strong lived there. On receiving an alllriuatlvo answer hu inquired as to her health, and then ox pressed his sympathy and great regret thai tho accident had ever happened to her. As booh as hu left Mrs. Sorong tried toreiuomberwhoho was, but could not do so, and decided that ho was a perfect stranger to hor, and that she hud never before peon him. Her description of him tallies exactly that of a man who waB seen in that vicinity several time thu past week. D. E. Iluntslnger, f uncral Director, 107 Street, 'Phone Kcd 2423,SalemOregon. deace 390 Couil. 'Phone Black 21B I. Stale Hesl G?t a faDDiDfl-Mil You don't need to be a millionaire to buy and own a fanning null that will elu your grain thoroughly of trash so that what you sow will pioduco what you eoc poet it to, mstead of a half crop ol noxious weeds. Come and ceo our Owens advance mill. Ahftllt PlftWQ There's as much choice Auutu nuwa M ,,U) .Mmm,Ul)K (mv turos" ot a plow as in any other point. Ev er) ono who has ever uetul a Syracuse rhillr I plow knows that thoru'a nothing better made, and few as (.ood fully guaranteed In overy way extra fharos and mould boards tlttlng perfectly when necessary to replace parts. Then the Handling .'-jj to turn a corner with a Srctm They move easily, stay in the ground without aid, and como out when you ara ready. P, fl. Wiggins, HARM MACHINERY, BICYCLES, SUWING MACHINES. SALEM MINISTERS MEET Tho Snlom Ministerial Union hold a well Attended mooting at tlio parlors of tho First Christian church this forenoon and thoso who attended lietoned to nn address delivered by tho revivalist, Catrncs,w ho discussed evangelistic move ments in general, approving of somo lines of work and disproving of others The addrosfl was woll received but elicited somo discussion. IMARION CIRCUIT COURT In the circuit court today Peter Adams, couvlrtod of larceny In a atoro, was sentenced totwo years In tho peni tentiary. Tlio caso of the Stato vs John Kelly, charged with criminal assault with in tent to kill waB before the court all after- CONDUCTS SCHLEY'S DEFENCE Judee Raynor, of Counsel for the Rear Admiral Before the Court of Inquiry. l'liotogrnph by our RtatTpliotOKrnpber, Clltmllnst, al Wellington, 1), 0. Above is a life like portrait of Judgo Raynor, ono of tho best known lawyora in tlio country, who Ib ono of Uear Admiral irchloy's counsel beforo tho Court of Inquiry. noon. Counsel for tho defeneo was It. J. Fleming and M. A. Poguo. Tho jurora worn 0, 1). Purdy, J. II. Camp bell, F. M. Dumiguti, 11. F. Smith, 11. M. llillonry, P. 1). Konady, Win. Manning, A. II. Hunt, G. A. Roberts, 8. Peterson, 11. F. MeKou, M. Sknifo. BLEW OFF HIS HEAD It is believed that suicido wan tho cause of tho sudden death Louis Qreen leafol ISuttuvlllo, which occurred tjim day. He is about twenty-two yours of age. Yestorday morning ho started hunting, being armed with a shot gun. Early this morning ho was found on thu hill above Dutteville, with his head badly mangled by shot, being nearly blown off. No reasons were given for tho theory that hu killed himself, but such nu Im prostion prevails. JAPAN CABINET CHANGE Yokohama, Oct. 21 Tho Marquis Ilo to party ban initiated a strong move ment to overthrow the cabinet, Impor tant political developments aro awaitad that will affuct future of Japan. Ixmls Her, the young man advertised as lot in Saturday's JoeusAi. has toon touud, 255-257 Liberty Street OREGON SUPREME COURT Crcczy vJ. Joy, Multnomah county, roverscd. Dean, 0. 8. Scott vs. LowiB, Yamhill county, at firmed. Mooro, J. Dolsman vs. Friodlandor, Multnomah county, alllrmed. Wolvcrton J. ELECTRIC RAILWAY BONUS ABubfcriptlonpaporiBboingclrculatod to raiao $ 20,000 bonus payablo to W. II. for exporting tho Iwoku of Yamhill Burghardt for a motor lino to Bllvoiton. C0UIyt Claud Ga'.ch as trusteo is to determine , , . wnuu .i. . Tliuro appears no order on tho tho conditions under which tho enter- " .... prieo shall bo conducted and whon tho county court record authorizing amouut tubtcrlbcd Bball bo turnod over, this tvoik, and it la This is an opportunity for ttioso who( thodbposition of all theolllcersto rofuso favor the development of tho country ,0 tlmi ovcr tulr ,)0ok9 witll0Ut cuti10r through motor lines to como forward . . ., , , ... i ,.i ..t.- I id order from tho court. County and show thoir faith in such enterprises. ' (Clerk Hall soys emphatically that ho is (RUSSIAN LABOR UNIONS St. Pbtkiihiiuuo, Oct. 5. Corrospon ' onco of tho Associated Press Tho press line recently contained Bocrol small paragraphs which would not attract at tsntlon in other countrios which nro in teresting novoltlos In Rtistia. Tho fur nituro and cabinet workors of NInak havo organized a club of -100 members, a club under ofllclal control, but neverthe less a club or union Tho workingmon of Nfcolajiff havo iiIbo been encouraged to organize a union. It appears that It ii now tho uovornment's avowed policy to direct tho workingmon's movement by moans of organization under ofllclal con trol. Tho president of the club at Nico layeff Ib tho local chief factory inspector. Tho new system is 'said to havo been conceived and planned by tho head of tho political policu at Mwcow, Mr. Rou batofT. TO SAVE MISS STONE American Officials Confident that They will Effect Rescue. Wasihnivion Oct. SI. Thortihus been no report since Saturday at state depart ment from Turkuy or Bulgaria to uncbanoon subject Mies Stones cubo. Olllcials however are still confident they will succeed in saving her life but .vliethor by diplomacy or forco is not clear. SCHLEY COURT RESUME Wasiji.soton, Oct. 21. Schley court of inquiry rasumod seceions today. Lieut. Ii. W. Wells, Jr. wl o was on tho Urooklyu, narrated story of the battle July ilid. One time ho said Brooklyn seamed to lw along-side three ships. Other witneseos called (or day were LUw. Graham, A Bid. Piets correspon dent, who was with Commodore on Brooklyn, Lieut. Rdw. Simpson, who served Urooklyu and Dannis J, Oronin. In reply to qiuwtlou Wells tia!d Sohley -wl-ili9ipuKll J.a'hf3 "l secured possessions ou all oocasTous. COUNTY EXPERTS HIRED Their Authority Denied by County Officials. At tho Marlon onnty court Iioubo to day thoro was a liltlu Hurry among tho county of II clals, caused by tho nppcar anco of two BtrangerB with County .ludgo Soott, who introduced them at tho Sheriff's oHIco nn oxperts who wotil I examine the county's books. One of tho gentlemen is named Clark, and it Is understood that thoy recently secured nearly $2,000 'opposed to it as an uuncceBrary expense, becauso the work ought to bo done at tho end of tho term. Sheriff Durbin gave ordors to bio deputies to ro fuso theto experts possession of litis books. Ihey had ananged , to come t j his odlco for them at o-io o'clock, whon they exported to tako them to tho grand jury room for in spection, but tliu gentlemen had failed to show up ut 3 o'clock. Jtidgo Scott is busy hearing an irn p irtunt cafe, and could not be seen by n JoutNAi, roportor. YALE IS ALL ABLAZE With Enthusiam on Occasion of Her Bi-Centennial. Nkw Havk.v, Conn., Yulo University oxtonds u formal welcomo to her re turning sons and hundreds of tils- nguiahed representatives from other institutions of learning who aro hero to attend tho celebration of hor bi-conteu- nial. This wolcomo waB voiced ofllcally by the president, Arthur Twining Had ley of tho University. Greetings were givon promineut men from city, stato and nation and delegates from univer sities of Great Uritaiti and continental P.uropo. HELD FOR DOUBLE MURDER Nkw Oiimiaxs, Oct. 21. Major Al La Lande, an American, who hails from San Francisco, is roported to bo in jail In F.I Pancho, Guatemala, on a chargo of double murder. Lb Lando is a native of San Francisco. He achieved considerable publicity iu ibis country a yoar ago, whon ho was brought to Now Orleans after having been shot whilo performing duties of Chief of Polico of Guatomala City. Ilo was kept in an infirmary for months, but when ho got out ho wont straight back to Guatomala, although those who had como so uear murdering him had promised to completo th o job should ho ever return. It Happened in a Drue Store. "One day last winter a lad canio to my drug storo and asked for a brand of cough modiciue that I did not havo in stock," says Mr. 0 It. Grandin, the popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. "Sho was disappointed and wanted to know what cough preparation I could recom mend. 1 said to her that I could freely rccommond Chamborlain's Cough Rem edy and thai sho could take a bottlo of tho remedy aud after giving it a fair trial if sho did not find it worth the money to bring baCk tho bottlo and I would rofund tho prlco paid. In tho courto of a day or two the lady came Lack in company with a friend in need of a cough medicine and advised her to buy a bottlo of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, I consider that a very poot lecommendation for tlio remedy." It Is lor sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Bmm tAo a N19 in(I YM Hats Always Borjbt Texas Ex Sheriff Shot. Waco, Tex., Oct. 21. A despiralo street duel with six shooters was enact d on Austin street thiffafternoon, with ex Sheriff Harris and 'son on one side, and Dr. Lovelace and son on the other, Doth the Harrises are dead Dr. Lovc 'ece and son are locked up. Family trouble is the supposed cause. J. W. Reeves, for somo time stenog rapher in tin supreme court, has r- slgucu ana will roniovo soon with his family. to California TryCrala-OI Try Craln-OI l Ask your Urocor today to show ou a litiekage of QUAIN-O, the new food drink that takes tho place of coffee. The children may drink It without injury as woll as the adult. All wbo try It, like It. GUA1N-0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it Is made from pure gralus, and the most delicate stomach receives It without distress. i the price of cof fee. 15c. and 25 cts. per package. Sold by all grocers. JUI Ladies dress skirts, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $q nn Handsome petticoats, $100, $1.75 to $5,00 Ladies' and children's capes and jackets for $i.oo, $i7. Elegant line of stand and table covers from "U en ,. $1.10 and upwards. " b 50 75c, Dresses, Scarfs In drawn work and In colors, nr. mm. .. neantlful wnistlngs, -10. CO and 85 cents. Now sonres rf -r X'W 75c. Fino broad cloths, 05c to $' .50. Now hoslory Iron, nl? M and Quilts ami blankets 75c, L00; to 8 00. Just opoVed a hr 5 pr motit of wool swuvtora in plnln and fancy Mlors ti nS?i a?ort" A flue aBBortmont of gent's gloves from 25 cents to $lol) 'G0, FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. Stnto and Commercial St., Salem, Ore. z cuius dim oiiimyua unens ai reduced prices Pears soap only 10c a bar. Toothpicks, Urge boxes fwi boxes for 5c. Corsets 21c each. Towels at 3c each Toweling at 4c a yard. Table cloths at 15c a yd. Large lunusii iuwuis, a Bargain ai ibi, now I9c each. The new straight front corsets only 48c. The store is full of bar. gains. You are invited to call and inspect our stock. ' Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store First door south of Post Office. J 3mJL, J. If mf HEAVY LOSS AT - SKAGWAY Pout Townhkni), Wn Oct. 21. Tho steamer Centennial, from Nome brings uov.'B that Skagwayuml vicinity has been visited by disaslroua storms ciuibIiik a property losa ot about 75,000 on tho White Pass aud Yukon railroad. Grand Opera House. A splendid audience greeted "Sporting Life" Saturday night and tho play was one of tho beat yet offered in Salem. Gcsuer's orchestra furnished tho music That Joyful Fecllntr. Willi the eslilliirating eonso of re newed health and strength and internal cleanlinuBs, which follows tho ueo of Syrnp'of Figs, is unknown to tho few who havo not progressed beyond the old-time medicinoj am) tho cheap sub stitutes sometimes offorod, but nover accepted by thuwolbitiformed. Buy tho genuine. Manufactured by tho Califor nia Fig Syrup Co. Ilarrlsburg Bulletin: An exchange says the biggest trust on earth has been discovered at last. It is tho country newspaper trust. Thoy trust every body, got cussed and finally got'busted for trusting. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thoy cannot reach tho seat of tho disease. Oatarrli is a blood or constitutional dis ease, and in order to euro it you must tako internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally, aud acts di rectly on tho blood arid mucous surfaces. Hall's CatarrabCuro is not a quuek mod iclno. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is com nosed of the best tonics known, com birred with the best blood purillors, act ing directly on tho mucous surfaces Tho perfect combinations of tho two in gredteuts is what produces such won derful results in curing Catarrh. Sond for testimonials free. F. J. Ciik.vky & Co.. Props,. Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro the best. HarrisouKincaid has said the funuieat thing yet about tho kidnaped mission missien ary: Miss Stone's captors havo granted a month's time foi the collection of tho ransom. They would rathor have tho mouoy than merry the missionary. Up-to-datcCaptal City flour has no superior, try it. Sold by all Grocers, mtm i ! ii I take my inoali at tho Whlto House Restaurant, in wlnt every one says aftjr onto eat tig there, It is tho only plaen in the city where you cau got first class meals Yaaulna Bay Celery Branson o ltiuai are now receiving three rliipimiutn it week of ttuleele brutod i tiiiuiu.1 vului . L-avoj our order for Kumu. NEW TODAY. PASTURE For reut, the best thoro is, rate reasonable, Call on or address 11. L Beatty, Ch mawa, On iron. 10 21 Im Our stocks of coil wer novei lar r of of a finer iiuuli s .r. .--ir wimrV supply now. tilm.ii iiiupe(nl u pc lalty.' Sawed ami (uur KKt wimh! u( all ktuds. D. S. BENTLEV & CO . Pboae 301 319 Frca VXArL "lElivS HE GREAT Discount Purchase Sale of Dry Good Now on. Fine assortment of Pillow ShamsraSe BROSJ COR. STATE AND LIBERTY STS. ARGE line of Airtight and Cast Heat- S ers, aieet txangesasi look stoves ') Wheat Market, Ban FiiANCisco.Oct 21 Wheat tUtii Dec. 0S&,; May $l.034; Spot 00V Chmauo, Oct. 21.-Ulueo Wheal Oct CH?h iu 70S. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADE IlV The Sidney Power Co, HIUNKY 0HEQ0N Mado for family upe, aek jour proem for it. Bran and shorts ahavaonbiai t A. T. WALN Agent ' Talk is Cheap Bat il j vast to It; a mormon! you cau savo money by teeing Bobixii it Simpson, lor an Kinus oi gnuuii u marble monumonts, sotting and den im; atoucB. irildiui! letters, bullJInjcorr o roto walls and all kinds ot ccmetot work. " w GREAT COMBINE AT THE FAIR... Tn Htiofii. rubbers, wj, -.!.,.,. ...nti's nnil bOTI B K.u,i.D, ...v.. . i I.... l.a ran: UmW UJfc', lim- v-,.-, Trunks, valises, itj fW i - ni M link l" uuuoinui i ,, andgraniteware.UBf.!, .,-,.. III. nntiotldW UIUUKUIB, ll0 -"" . . ",.t.j- a.i il.a hell IN iH this great couibinsllon cn1 caius can not bo WW place in Salem. Ore., W THE FAIR STORE, Remember the Place. Tfift Fair Store 274 Commercial st. Salem. Or. Devilled ChicEen Of the choicest cannlnB. I lea nmi0U0""Li thon0"' nBir. camB and tno' , deHcaoies of all w. j; ' canners. ffi-l St ?'$)& tinned meaii ". ' ,"n kM8 ", JgaS and cann wi """-, ,re deia "lm t, t brands, and re ' piw .(,!(.. ai.it no " -. a stock lor emr M. T. KmU 132 State Street ffiiHBTISS .i rx" "'-T'r:- -- , t"fv-,J fcUttlou of "in".VM7" "f-,r;Mion which pM over nu in- . tlio anauuo ui ,-! ---- K&d m tii