The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 21, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL THE Tonleht Increasing Cloudiness Saturday Showers. Train Report Shasta Express North 4;34p m XEC SALEM, OREGON JTIUDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1902 NO 38 VOL Xll 1 11 IH I DC BLOCKS RUSSIA'S SPANISH CRISIS IMMINENT A STUDY IN CAUSE and EFFECT. YYALLw DC CREATED STATES BJBL- Hnn't liirlrrr raKSV ftsmsw sax.w?SE&i& u iLiiiiii m sa J A Corset Ay Its Face Turn It over LOOK ON THE OTHER SIDE AND GAME jyiujwTlsl. -irTSiriyr In Insist tun around f HIS EXCLUSIVE Feature of Thomson's GLOVE FITTING Corsets (SKA ,1 "V-LUVf i Sola everywhere 6 PAGI3SHAPJt Ilooklot free )-GnQRTtUfy, THEY DON'T MAKE -. A FREAK Wo liavo oil tho now shapes, and Bell this well known brand at "RACKET PRICES." Now spring shipment just in. THE NEW YORK RACKET E. T. BARNES, Proprietor, SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock. PRICE CASH STORE. Every Evening Except Saturday Cor. Commerolal and Chomekota Sts. UdhoiM rnwBwrMaiiaaaiW soo Life-Giving Strength 1b in puro liquors", as many n man can attest, notwithstanding what othors as eert to tho contrary. But, assuredly, ono must bo certain as to purity. Sot all doubtR asido if a winn, whiskey or brandy has been purchased of us for wo handle only reliable brands, which can be counted upon for medical purpose. J. P. ROGERS, fjsF' Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer This is to Certify cW'ffffiM" W. Ore, AU,. H 190, Crippled and Many Years an Invalid. To whom tbeit) prevents shall comu, (lreUi)g. About fourteeu years lnce at nlue year of age - ...I... on aa!.Ia. inklnti Aa llattil ail ItllllrV 1 UK. nuu nu uwiuuilh niuuu wuhm m. imimi i to my spine aua polvlo bono which resulted In the formation of bumpod shoulder and hip. a shortening of tho waist and displacement of In teraal organs, and shortening of about two lnchei o( ono limb between the knoe and hip. I In addition to the outward appcaranco of nijr tojy as auove uwuriuw u Mri.u iwv . taken with a evero attaelc of 1-a Ortppo from the effect of which 1 sintered neatly with my lung. and heart, aud when in May 1WJ0I came to and began treatment with Dr. J. P. Cook my condition wa about a followr Could per form no manual labor, rould not stoop to plok amthlug from the Boor. Could eel about tho house ouly with difficulty, and getting up stairs wai next to imioslMe. Could use my limbs only with difficulty and one of them was much waaed. My nerroua system was badly wrecked. Had cough and severe pain on lungs and heart, no appetite, could sleep ouly In broken spells, and In many ways suBered almost constant and Indescribable amnios. In short I wasasmuon dead as alive. irevlouly to my attack of La Grippe I wiu treated orer a period of years by many physicians to no eflW live purpose. My personal appearance at this time is straight In tho bank as any me. Mr wwUd limb restored to normnl stzo aud but little more than half an inch shortar thiui the other. Have free u.o of my limbs and, oan go up stairs one foot after the other with perfect eae. My wasit is lengthening tan stoop to the Boor with ease, Can get about and do pretty much any and everything other well people oan do. My appetite is spleudld, sleep soundly and am absolutely free from pain. Having lived In Ur. Cook's family for nearly a rear I have en much of the effect of his treatment upon others, and can truly and cheerfully recomnieud the Pnotor and bis med ical skill to all in any way aaileted The Doctor's treatmeut in this case was whol ly confined to bis Bolanieal RemedUs, constitu tionally administered No resort to the use of knife, mechanical appliance or other method of treatmeut being emptoyed g RMBNBAnM Lillian Rosenbaum has lived in this vicinity about nine years. I We, the undersigned, are personally aequslnt-, e4 with the above attUnt and otieertuUy sab-, -! ... . ..(. Vn fAunAlnn Ci ATARI All t I "nw v ,u "Ulu " N RWBAl53 Fatter flUiAN HAKRISON, A. V, ROaEKBAUM Subscribed aod sworn to before me this 21th Uayof Ang. 1WI. .,., aeai aiiaone-i. " "sa County Clerk. Hr A. MoCDIXOOH, Uepuiy. iXXW I -w ' ' &v x; sr zS 1 rtv?t i ap? m.? i XTTTT r'WV ' THE ELITE CAFE 208 Coinmmlal Street. Meals at all hours Open day and night Only place In the city, hanJIIflt the Famous Olyrapu fceerls the Rtctp tloa Saloon. Wholesale and Ketail. E ECKERLEN, Proprietor Upon Having The Seams the body on application CORS YOU LOOK LIKE U)NMV2mW I rmwmm& . CT 'MIlilTONT- 1 3 Seeing Ih? eWorld You aro at a disadvantage unless you perfectly. If your oyes aro dofectivo X'TX you must hnvo thotn glvoti attontion. We'll A " discover tho defect for you and fit glaBaos which will give you the bencllt of good oyos again. Herman W. Barr Scientific Optician 120 State Street. Who Said That? A reasonable amount of jewelry ringB necklaces, hair adornments and the rest were out of tho roich of people of moderate moans? Hasn't visited here, has ho? Wo aro aro offoring some very fine rings at prices which won't startle you worth looking at anyhow. C. T. Pomeroy TO THE DEED Valet Jones Tells How Rice Died. Nkw York, Feb. 21. Chas. Jones, tho yaletof millionaire Wm, Kice.for whote murder lawyer Albert Patrick is being tried, continued today his confession, tho climax, of which camo yesterday when he paid he chloformed the aged man while he lay asleep. Jones btgan today's testimony by re counting the number of telegrams he had to send to friends of Rice after the old man's death. The telegrama simply an nounced that Rice was dead and that death was duo to a weak heart and old age. Ua said to his knowledge Patrick had never met Rice but had seen him twice. , Crisis of Tolstoi's Illness. London, Feb. 21, Tolstoi's London agent reports that tho crisis in the agi d author's condition hat arrived. Dr. R E. RIngo a graduate of fc'alem Medical College In hotne ou a vlit from his present loca ion at Helix, Umatilla 0). fee Cream X AT X Hbe Spa Every Day In the Week- 1H State Street. Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico House Committee Reports Favorably. Indian School Said to be Inv moral, WiaiitN'riTOM. Fob. 21. Tho House committeoon territories by a unanimous , vote today decided to roport favorably on tho bills for admission to statehood of Oklahoma, Arizona and Now Mexico. Immoral School. Durlne thr consideration of the Indian Appropriation bill today by tho Houso tho subject of the immorality alleged to be ramnant at Mt. Pleasant, Mich., In dian school was again taken up. Tho re ports of Indian Inspector O'Connoll, which corroborated tho charges that tho school mode no attempt to prevent tho mingling of tho coxes at tho institution, were road. Tho Houso this afternoon passed tho India Aprropriatiou bill and adoptod a resolution to investigate Nardin'a ad ministration of tho Mt. Ploasant School. Taft's Testimony. Governor Taft began his testimony on tho Houso Bide today, appearing bo foro tho commlttco on Forolgn affaire to diccuss the question of Chinese Exclu sion. Ho taid tho Filipinos did not ob ject to Chinese laborers but to Chi nese merchant. Taft himself fa vorod tho general exclusion of all Chi nese. OREGON FISH JREPORT Salmon Planted in the Columbia. Special to Tlio Journal. Ahtokia, Or., Feb. 21. A report is aued by thu Stato Fish Warden today shows that f8,021,0l young rinlmon wero turned into tho Columbia river and its tributaries this season or ore re maining in breudini; ponds. Tho output is as follews: Oregon State Hatchories, 15,5111,100; United States Hatcheries, 2l,():t.'),5ll; Washington State Hatcheries, 18. Ci l. 000. LOOKING FOR A FIGHT Swept England-Wants More Trouble. Nkw York, Feb. 21. Jack O'Urion, the Amoriran pugilist, arrived this morn ing from a year's campaign in Englaud. Ho returns with tho title of middle and heavy-weight championship of England. Ho wants to light Tommy Ryan for tho middle-weight championship. DALEY DIED GAME MSnawaBSt Paid the Penalty at San Quentin. S.w Oukntin. Cal.. Feb. 21. Isaac Daley was hanged here this morning for the murder of Lemuel Watta in Ia3 inooro. Kings County, July 10, l'JOO. Altera quarrel over a tv.onty-flve cent bill for repairing a wheel, Daley secured a Bhot-gun aud returning shot Watta in the back while the latter was at work. Ho died gamo. FIGHTING IN COLOMBIA. Forces of Castro and Kerrera En eaired Near Aeua Dulce. Panama, Colombia, Feb. 21. It ia p itively known I eie that the forces nnder the government General Castro and the revolutionary General Herrera are fighting, Varied aud numerous reports have reached here of this engagement, but thevall lack confirmation. The forces of tho alwve mentioned commandoes are in the vicinity of Agua Duloe, Yeguht and San Carlos, between 'M and 40 mile southeast of Panama. General Bsilazar, tt e recently appoint ed Governor of Panama, haa cabled hie acceptance, and is due here next week. The Colombian Government had pr (acted arrangements with a llriikih kteamsbip company to transport rein-forofc-ments to General Ca.tro, Hhett. at th last moment, the agent of the company' aetlng eruUer Amphlon, r (u4sd to permit the ejempany'e eteamer to move the troH in qotiitton. : Russo-Chinese Alli- ance not Approved By the United States-Protest Has Been Made. i With AnglcJap Alliance will be Effective. Washington, Fob. 21. U tho State Department It is admitted that the text of tho notos of tho protest sent by Hay to Chlnn and Russia which wore pub Hehed on Thureday nro substantially correct. While tho outcome is still In doubt and It is Impossible to dotormlno whether or not Russia and China have ceased from their secrot negotiations, It is bolioved that tho action of tho Stato Dopaatmont takon with tho formotion of tho Anglo-Japancso alliance will go far townrd putting on ond to tho Rus sian machinations, iJat least along thtB line. "I" Yards Fire toGothani Nkw Yonk, Feb. 21. Firo in tho "L" yards at Fifth Avenue and Thirty sixth street at midnight caused o quarter of a million damage. GHASTLY FIND IN GOTHAM Horribly Mutilated Body Discovered. Nkw' Yoke, Fob. 21. Tho body of an unknown man horribly slashed by n knife was found in the North Rlvor today. The faco was crushed in, thoro wore Btab wounds In tho breast, tho throat was cut, and tho top of tho Bkull was cut off uml missing. TERRIBLE TERRY IS FIT For His Coming Battle With Sullivan. Cincinnati, 0 Fob. 21. McGovern today put on thu finishing touches to his training for tomorrow night's fight with Sullivan. Ho went through tho ubuhI routine, cutting down lwxlng, howovor. His trainers and admirers aro enthusi astic aver his condition. KING LEOPOLD C0MING Will Visit America Next Summer. BituH8Ki.H, Feb. 21. It Is announced that King Leopold of Belgium, will make a short tour of America this com lug summer, visiting the various Impor tant manufacturing centers. TWO ORPHANS JPERISH In a Worcester, Massachu' setts, Blaze. WoRCKnn, Mas. Feb. 21. The Robo Petit orphanago was burned here this morning. Two young children, Vera and Ghas. I.ieuen, lop t their lives despite all efforts to save them, Coldi You first take cold, then you cough. Then you have a-doctor. He says it's bron chitis, and he orders Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. It is his favorite prescription for colds and coughs. If h3 knows of anything better, tell him tp give it to you. " I had a vry vre cough for many wmU. Noibiiuc relicnsKi me until I trid Avar's Cherry PKtoral. This rapidly and ntlrly cured me," J. J. Hargrave, New York City. Ifet,l,H, J,C.AYEBCO.,UsU.U, Spread of Barcelona Strike Causes Grave AnxietyA Re volution. Alay be the Outcome of the Trouble. Madrid, Feb. 21. Tho strike altudtion has bocotne eo Borious at Saragosta that mortial law has boon proclaimed thoro. Tho itriko still continues to spread. Vails, Vitlofranche, Lasnor, Cuencas, Llobregray and Cardonior aro nil affect ed and thoro is no tolling whoro tho movement may end. Should tho Carlisle sieze this opportunity to hoist their flag Spain may bo the scene of a revolution in tin near future From Barcelona. London, Feb. 21, A Barcelona dis patch dated yostorday fails to confirm the roport of a serious collision botwecn troops and strikers in which flvo hun dred wero killed or woundod. Tho dis patch doclarcs that up to last night only iorty had beon killed sinco tho rioting began, A fow rioters wero killed on Thursday whllo attempting to take a number of tholr comrados from jail. A Madrid dispatch Bays tho condition of Barcelona is improving this morning though tho dangor is still groat. Arrests of anarchists continue. Strlngont measures aro boiug takon to protect trade and trafllc. Food is extremely Bcarco, howovor, and the distress is in creasing, Tho soldiers who nro known to bo lukewarm in their alleglanco to tho govornmont havo boon approached by Republican leiulors and urged not to ubo their arms against tho strikers. A heavy rain last night had tho offect of dispersing tho rioters, but thoro wero a number ol collisions during tho earlier hours. Trains canqot enter tho city, tho rails having beon torn up. Trouble at Seville, Skvilms, Fob. 21, AnurchlBts nro at tempting to incite an uprising among uorklngmon hero and at Balboa. Body Cut to Pieces Ono of tho trainmen on the north bound passungor train which passod through Kugono this afternoon at 1 :-!2 o'clock told of a most shocking death which occurred to u young man at Tu lent,tlio first station thin side ofArhland, sumo time last night says thu Guurd of Thursday. As tho passongor train reached Tal ent about 4 o'clock this morning the onginoor saw thu remains of a man Ij- Inu ou the track ahead of him, lie stopped tlio train nnd tho crow found tho body crushed and mangleu in a horrible tuauuor, a froight train hav lug run over the young man wlio was only about 20 years old. Thu head was completely served from the body and had rollod down n eteop embankment. Ono arm and ono leg wuru cut off and tho body badly cut up, Tho young man was woll dressed and had considerable money in his pockets, Thu trainmen did not learu his name. Thu remains wero left near tho track for thocoronor'8 Jury to deliberate over. BOISE WRECKERS BUSY Epidemic of Dynamite Explosions In Idaho Itmuu Tilnlin. Kid). 91 Itnln wns shaken at 8:10 o'clock last night by an- oilier uynamuu explosion, winun makes three of tho kind that has tikrn nlarn this week. The one of last nluht was of tremendous forco and occurred near tho military reserve on thu ground occupied by the Iloieo Uun club. Tho pnHtlv Iran nf the clllh was blown to atoms und the loss will bo fG0. All tlio resiliences in luoueiguooruorii were more or less Rhaken by thu explo sion. The party or parlioB who aro en gaged in this devilish work will bo hard to apprehend, lor tney amen inn vxiremu nn.iinii nf ,1m dtv ivlmnt ilium In no imv- lice surveillance, and huvo nodilllculty 10 oscapo, Tho Ilrat explosion which occurred Monday night was at Hlxu-erith and Front, the second at Mouth Thlrtii'iilh, and Grand, and Inst night near thu en tmiii'i, n Cottonwood uuloh all is olated parts of the city. NEAR AN UNDERSTANDING. Manna Hopeful of Results of Labor Arbitration. K- Vnuif. Knh.. 21. Senator Hanna, who presided yesterday ut the meeting ol tne exwiuiive ouuwimov " National Civic I'ederation, said teday: i,i. t iii,. ruuniiM ol tlmiiiiuitini.'. I am highly K'tttllled. It shows uu increasing ,.,.. i in our work. The fact that SO ... ,.i un in,.rnl,m were nresKiit. many uomtni from a grat distance, showabut one Ihing.and that is that labor and car ial are cloter to an understanding. Among thwe present tho groatest en thusiasm prevailed, aim all reemed 1m t,iiul with the same wurpofo. As to tho ...,, ,uiiiiH? wll. 1 am not nble to say any thing as to that. All I ean do Is to nope ti... .....luilv fniilu efforts to brinii ,.i.- a..,i nanliat tn an uiiderntatiillug &I1D ,,,w..-.y " . .. make no doubt any new plau. Individ laily, however, I Iwve every oonttdenoe n the efforta ol the National Civic Fud iratlon, and as yet I nothing that should discourage us." COR a third of a century the in-,7 - valuable qualities of Dr. Price's Baking Powder have been familiar, ., to American housewives, who have found its use invariably a guarantee of light, sweet, pure and. wholesome food. The renown of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, in these, closing years el: the nineteenth century, is not only continental but world-wide. Its unequalled quali-. , ties are known and appreciated everywhere. Always makes the perfect biscuit, cake and bread. , PH.CE BAKING POWDER CO.. N"M$W CHICAGO. ieilMlor IiixwhUbimI iHMtkHw to the stomach. MORE CROOKED WORK In the Detroit Savings Bank Case. $650,000 more has Utterly Vanished. Dktiioit, Feb , 21 Additional wur rantH wero Issued today for Vice-president Frank Andrews and Cashlor Henry Androwa of tho wrecked City Savings Hank, Tho charge is tutoring faho HtatemontB ot tho bank's condition, Frank AndrowH Ib still in Jail, and thu cashier is ut homo mysteriously ill, It Is now stated that Frank Androwa hypothecated at least $050,000 worth ol securities which tho authorities aro ui -nblu to locate. Concerning Taxes. Rhoriff Ourblii recolvod the 11)01 tax rolls today and opened them at onco promptly at 2 o'clock. It was bolioved tlio blank books necossary to the rolls would not bo comploto.l so they could bo oponed at once. II. F. MgKoo was tlio First to pay lila LACE CURTAINS, New and exclusive novelties at White Pair Prices. ONLY A I'BW ...Our Annual jrfA noBBiNirr tiM to$ KUI'I'LBD CURTAINS J I Don't miss this rare opportunity. Secure White Bargains Sale Closes Saturday Night- taxos. Under tho now law soma dlfll culty is oxporlonced at first In issuing tho receipts as there Is much figuring to be dpno, and tho additional work of ctving tho robato ol !) per cont, which is givon taxpayers until March lp, 22 days ttmn to bo takon advantage of, A great difference is shown In the amount ot poll taxes duo on tho 1001 tax roll and tho previous year. For 1001 tho amount is (2822 nnd (or 1900 $3,405, a dlfferonco ot J.G83. Blaze in Lafayette Lapayuttk, Ind. Fob. 21. Tho Looh nnd lioness dry goods store and soveral adjolngbiislnosBconcornB wore destroyed by 11 ro between midnight and nix this morning, Tlio total loss is about three hundred thousand dollar? ...TODAY... -AT- W. W. Zinn's UNDERMUSL1NS. Tho finest lino in the city at White Fair Prices. DAYS MOHK OF White Fair... mmm I&7I I I IvyMmf' A i. vi j iKi.m, ,' . . i r . "I i V - 1' I V :'?li 3 v it m 4 j, Ai ii&ft& t