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DAILY JOURNAL
Watol- the Fight for Flat Salaries.
Tonight and tomorrow, fafp and
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VOL. XII.
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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1902. r1 ,
r . ' - NO. 141.
I I 1 1 I M I I I I I I I I I I I I I HHHHWffWWtll I I H
traw
Hlf"Q
-AND-
Crash Hats
w..r ni uro c .eapor una year than ever before. The 25c line of t
Z1J!V0U etamU for ,lro8B w. Of course we luuV tl.em I
iiiiui tv iuu nuu uuui
earth.
TOO QUICK .
FOR THE
SHERIFF
Fnney braid droefl straw hal a atGfic. l)5c l 10
..twv.ijui lirtiO UI iw, inc. i'UC, 'JOC.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
For men from 2c tip. The 15c grade is extra good vnlue.
Shirts, Overalls, Gloves
Ami all kind 8 of goods for liarvcBt wear.
Our $1.15 Horsehide Glove"
Is tho bent on the market. Tlwv atnml ! l.nr.i ...,.. ...i ....
J. nnfl .....I nllal.l.. ' "'" """' """ ""
Uur UOc horspliidu glove is good but it pays to buy thu boat
The
Wily Outlaw Left Cab
in Unobserved
Posse Was Guided to the Spot
By Former Convict
Thought That Sheriff Is Vic
tim of a Hoax
woel: for the purpose of nldlng Sheriff
Cudlhce in the capture of Tracy. Mr.
Janos declined to say anything for
publication regarding the new plans of
Sheriff Cudlhee, oxcept that, from
J what he knows, of the plans, he Is of I
iiiu uinnmii mm me cupiuru oi iruc) i
Is more prohahlo than It has been
heretofore.
Mr. .lanes was In Seattle several J
days, looking around to sec what the j
ov-convlcts avo doing. H says he saw l
quite a number of form or Inmates of
the Oregon penitentiary, and has no
doubt that many of thorn, hayj been
ready to help Tracy at 'rtriybapportti
nlty. Seattle seems to lie. the rendez
vous of more Oregon convicts than
are nny of the Oregon towns. Mr.
Janes has been connected with the
penitentiary for many years, and,
therfore. knows a large number of the
men who have served terms In the
Oregon state prison.
CORONER
' JURY
VERDICT
feeeeoeeaeeaottseoeseeoeaas
Cudlhee Still Confident.
tt
II New York Racket
Is the best plucu in
the city to buy
Our prices aro lower tlui'i at regular storee for the eaine quality
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
4-i-l-W-4H--r
F.I320
Handsome is as
Handsome Does
A handsome watub is a perpotuat pluasuro
to its owner, piovided it is also a good
wntcb. Wo pay no less attention toltm
Interior worth of our watches than to the
beauty of their cases. Whatever priced
watch you buy hero, wo can assure yu
thorough reliability and accuracy. Sue
styles all pricos, fO to $125.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Cor. State and Liberty Sis.
Leaders in Low I'rices.
A Taking
Way
u
Our wines and liquors have with the
puldie, because they are big l grade uud
the best to bo procured f r the lend
money Our table wines are of excel
lent (favor and of the (lnet vintage, and
oui brandies, ginB and whiskies of thu
best dittillntiou, and are pure and med
icinal in quality.
J. P. ROGERS,
218-222
Commercial
Street.
wfs 11 , e VCVW
nW JotaI! W lull
How About Your Eyes
Get your eyes tested at C. T, Poni
eroy s so you can see perfectly.
Gold filled suectae'es warranted 10
years, formerly 3.50 now 2.00.
Watches, gold filled cases, Elgin
or Walt ham movement from $10
to 20.
C. T. Pomeroy
Jeweler and Optician,
Seattle, Wash., July 18. Sher- X
Iff Cudlhee returned to Seattle ?
last night, and says he will re 3
Join his guards today at Ravens
dale. He bclleves-Tracy Is not
far from the shack where he had
him surrounded yesterday. He
says Tracy Is too badly wound 9
ed to travel far or fast, and is m
still confident of his capture In 2
this county.
aeoeoeeeoeaa9aceea
Sheriff Cudihee
is Hopeful
tSeattlo Star Special to Capitol Jour
nal.) Seattle. Wash.. July IS. Sheriff
Cudlhoo returned to Seattle last night
to look up tliu records of "Tattoo
Hod" and ox-Convict Simmons, who
are with Tracy. He says he Is not (lis
oouingcd. but disappointed over the
osmpe fiom the cabin on Snwyer lake
yesterday. He returned this afternoon
to Sawyer lake, which will be head
quarters of his operations, and from
which the picked guards are working.
The Hherlff says that he was Informed
posltlvoly that Tracy's wound Is se
rious. Ho has a badly laceiated hip,
willed! makes each stop painful. The
sheriff says he is not more than two
miles distant from the scene of yostor
duTTnTpoTalTo'ns, and will bo raptured
or killed lioforo ho gets boyond tho
conllnes of Kings county. He places
no credence In tho stories that his
lllght Is toward Gold Hill. Ho bolleves
oven tho Iron norvo of tho fugltlvo can
not long withstand tho torrlblo physic
al pain of tho wound. Tracy told n
stool pigeon nil ho required to oscapo
was courage and fortitude, dionco was
positive he would got awuy.
It. 13. NORTON.
2h8 Coni'l. St.
Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutely cures cancers, tu
mors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou
bles, bono diseases, asthma, skin dis
insections. My Doar Frlend:
You must bear In mind that this
modlclno Is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary relief,
which you got from poisonous drugs,
where the results are suro death soon
er or later. Those poIsonB go in your
bones and destroy the life of them
and create all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono diseases, etc. Do not blame the
medicine when It takos an effect and
stirs up the poisons or disease In the
system. You must not expect to be
eases all without the uso of tho knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
They aro used to being humbugged.
My medicines ar.e composed of na-
Grand Rush on House.
Itnvonsdnlo, Wnsh., July 18. At a
given signal, Sheriff Cudlhee and all
hands made a grand rush for tho cabin
and burst Inside, only to lit) (J that If
Harry Tracy had ovor boon Its ocetiu
pant he had flown. A Hinoldorlng flro
gavo mute evidence that mime humap
being had recently frequented the
premises, and a linen rag, upon which
two members of the posse claim to
have dotoctod faint blood stains, was
found Inside tho cabin. The shack Is
sltuatod on the sldo of a swamp, whore
wood is scarce, and a piece of flooring
appeared to have been whittled for
use as kindling.
Dumbfounded at the discovery that
their plans had miscarried, the posse
determined upon a last resort, nml
Guard Carson, with his bloodhounds,
was hastily brought out from Coving
ton. The dogs were permitted to cast
In all directions from the cabin In an
effort to recognise the outlaw's tracks,
but without avail, neither of them giv
ing any Indication that Tracy had been
about the premises. Sheriff Cudlhee
had again failed to real I see his hopes,
and, with the full knowledge of the
situation and conflicting reports nt
COLD
BLOODED
MURDER
Injthe DalyWest Mine
Disaster
'I
A Canadian Alurderer Was
Slowly Strangled
LABOR
LEADER
WINS
compol the oporntors to submit to arbitration.
1
Big Eastern Summer
Resort Fire
Noted Crook Hanged.
Toronto, July 18. Fred lllco, a
noted crook, was hanged hero this
morning for tho murder of County
Constablo Boyd, during an attomptod
Jail dolivory, In which one of lllce's
companions was also killed.
He Shot Himself Too,
Lightly
But
Came of Good Family and a
College Graduate
Delegate to Republican Con
vention Kills Another
Spokane. July 18. Without warning
or apparent provocation, Oust Ander
son, a street railway employe, last
night tired three shots into Edwnrd
Fagorstone. one of tho proprietors of
tho Western Housue. Fagorstone died
Instantly. Hoth men wore delegatos
to tho Republican convention, to be
held today. Anderson had been drink
ing nnd abusing his wife. She had lied
for her life, and Anderson wns evi
dently laboring under the notion that
Fagorstone had concealed her, though
Mrs. Anderson nnd friends of the mur
dered man Hay Fagorstone was not
even acquainted with her. After com
mitting the crime Anderson fled to
another hotel, and when the police en
tered tlu room the honilcldo tried to
lire on them. Ho was taken, fighting
desperately, to the city Jail.
WANTS
$20,000
DAMAGES
Portland Man Sued By His
Former Wife
Portland. July IS I). W. Tllford.
who about a year ago married Sarah
M. Kearney, tho wealthy widow of
13d ward Smith Kenrney, has been sued
by his former wife, Hll.aboth Tllford.
for $20,01)11 damages. The papers were
filed In the state circuit court yester
day. Mrs. Tllford stotes that she was the
wife of Tllford for 18 years, residing
with him nt Wichltn, Kan., and other
places. .She asserts that he went to
Oklahoma and quietly obtained a di
vorce from her, hut afterwards prom
ised to rem any her, but did not do so.
and instead deceived her. She sets
forth in her complaint that In Newton.
Kan.. In 1809 she agreed to marry him
at his requeMt, and, relying upon his
promise Incurred expense at his so
licitation which she would not other
wise hnve Incurred, amounting to the
sum of $3001); that she supplied hint
with money and Jewelry, no part of
which has been returned, oxcept a dia
mond l'1ig. It Is alleged that the de
fendant, coutiary to his promise, mar
rlod Sarah M. Kearney, who Is siibl to
be distantly related to him.
o
It Lake. Utah, July IS. The coro-
nuris Jury at Park City returned n vor
dl holding the ofllclnls of the Daly-
c it mine blamoloss for the accident
by Ivhlfih 3fi men lost their live.
Toronto, Out.. July IS. UIco died
giinjcly. refusing nil stimulants before
goltjg to the starrohl. Ills nock wns
not broken, and for 12 minutes ho
sloyly strangled to denUi. His mother
nnd sister, both of Chnmpalgn, III..
Golf Contest Conducted on
Flooded Fields
Indianapolis, Ind., July 18. Presi
dent Mitchell has won a marvelous en
dorsement from tho men. even tho an-
,l...,l,,. ... rni, , u,l IIII,,,I1,
llllll.-Jll' lllllll 1IIU liii.il oi iiuuiiuiin.
plan pointed oui too rigui course, ins
suggestion, If adopted, will yield two
millions a mouth for the relief of the
strikers.
TrTT
K('k Island, U. L, July 18. Tho Na
tional and NarragaiiHett hotels, tele
graph olllco, weather bureau station
KWHflflll-
!! Affairs of all Nations!;
Earl Cadogan has resigned the lord lieutenancy of Ireland.
The English war office declined ot publish more papers In the Qui- ;
ler controversy. ,
Emperor William was the guest at dinner on Mrs. Robert Goelet's '
yacht Thursday.
Today It was officially announced that the coronation would take s!
place August 9th.
Taft Is anxious to leave Rome, and has asked for a farewell audi-
ence with the.fop"e? flt-.,
The king continues to Improve. No 'bio re bulletins are to be Is- '
capturing the Ladrone
sued until Monday.
An extensive drive, with the object of
chiefs Is progressing In Cavltte province.
The Duke of Maryborough Is named as the probable successor of
Earl Cadogan, as lord lieutenant of Ireland.
The Chinese foreign office has accepted the terms proposed for
the withdrawal of the foreign troops from Teln Tsln.
Hamud Bin Mahomed Said, Sultan of Zanzibar, who recently was
stricken with-paralysls, suffered relapse and died Thursday.
Mohamedan warriors massacreed a caravan escorted by Turkish
. . soldiers, and secured 40,000, which the caravan was conveying as a'-f
trioute to uas Ma,
The Cuban Senate has appointed a committee to decide whether
f the agricultural and cattle Industries In Cuba need assistance, and If
so to recommend means to aid them.
i
July Oats Rising.
Chicago, July 18. A big doat In
July oats, It Is said, Is being hgln-
coruii .tames ratten, untilr his
manipulation tho price advaiiojr four
cents today, to 57 &. PattonjE said
to bo In a position to get mojjjlout of
tho deal than was realized In tb July
corn corner.
BURGLAR
WAS A
JV0MAN
Mew York's "Gentleman
Burglar" Is Caught
Syiitcuse, N. Y
"gentleman burglar,"
18. Tho
LONDON
SOCIETY
WOMAN
Granted a Divorce for
an; Actress
The Coronation Procession
Being Enacted
Negotiations With the Pope
Over the Friars
London, Juhiy 18. Laity do la War
was today granted a dlvorco from her
husband on grounds of desertion and
misconduct. Slio- named a prominent
Atnorlcan aetrosa as co-rospondont In
the original complaint, but lator with
drew this chargo.
July
U'lm tine lnwiti '
IlltO UI.UII ttwiiwkuulfi! itttljili .til) t.
1.,.nll.... !. .w! t I it . I'ivvooiuii, HIIHH Will . UO
: :, z ' ' n ' .:; T :.?r, aco mi toinVMw.
'.u.i .. ,w vt,vvv .,,,iii ii'miii'iiut-n. .. ... . . .
roiioarseu tins mornins. lilgtH
I London, July 18. Tho
procession, which
coronation
between
over $3000 from residences.
turns out to be a woman.
Mrs. Samuel Cohen, who made the
dlscovory, heard some ono trying to
get In n window. Slio wont to the win-
, dow and Baw a woman dressed In
blnck, about live foot, olght Inches tall
and with her hnlr streaming down her
back.
I The woninn walked llosurely out of
I the yard, Tho burglar devotes hersolt
exclusively to Uiklng rolls of bills out
of trousers poekcttf.
FOUND"0
WATERY
GRAVES
Fourteen People Drowned
While on a Pleasure Trip
wns
horses drew a heavy
lug the royal coach.
drag, represent-
-H--H-Hhf'r t-f4--H-f-H-
iimne a, pitiiui appeal tne nisi weeit oi aim snvorai other placoH burned this
his life for commutation of the sou- .morning, nnd the Surf hotol was bad-
tence. but weie lefused. The body ly damaged. Loss, $200,000
was taken to Champaign for Inter
ment. Itlco came of a good family,
mid was a g'aduate of the University
of Illinois.
SALEM PEOPLE
TALK OF
DR. DARR1N
tura's herbs what the human system
reaulros. When the animals got sick ! 1"1'"' tonlIt regarding the outlaw's
they will help thoraselves to those
herbs, for thoy bavo tho Instinct, aud
fho nprinln have not. so wo have to
mako a study of It. It has boen u life! Janes 8iys Tracy's Capture Is Assured
study with me. Do not get weary;
movements, the question Is still pttru
mount, where Is Convict Harry Tracy?
this Hfo la too short aud too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of disease.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St, 8a-
lem. Ore.. Is the man you ought to
Warden J. T. Janes returned from
Washington, where he has been for a
aaanacBBBHHSiBEBBBBESssflija
,..! in .,.., .).. fo- nnr oinVnnsa consult. He Is a natural doctor, rte is
or disease has " son a long time com- descended from a line of German herb
ln on, nnd It will tako a long tlme'allsts, the best physicians In the
In cat it mtt nt vim r RVRtom. It Will WOrld.
take months or a yoar to build up a This Is his fourth year In Salem, and ,
new body from the bonea up. This Is scores of patients and frienos can ies- g
what the poople do not understand. tlfy to his skill In their caies. g
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
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Order of A.0.H
Flourishing
Denver. July IX. President Ket
lug delivered the hiiiiuhI address at to
day's setuiiou of the Ancient Order of
IIIIiunilHii. In which he sflld the order
Is now the strongest Cttthullt- oiganl
autlon In the world. IIh urged the
teaching of Irlisti history In iwruchlal
schools ami the malHteiiHUce of neu
trality toward other Catholic otgHMlsa
tloits. The HiiuiMes of the order are
In ro4.iI tonulUon.
BYE
X, SPEQALIST X
A. M- BANCROFT,
Mir. of the .
BANCROFT 0PTFCAL CO.
259 Com'! St, Sslera. Oreioa
We do our owo
trlnilnis
EziatsuQaa free.
Navel
Orangeade
Something Good
to Drink ar
-JL.!Ka-JGJi (
SODA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street.
THK TIIKBMOMETKK IS LOW
in tbe kitcitan, always tlungu is
nsetl for eook ieg. And you don't
have to worry over t tie rue lu the
pric-of wood I' is tle f-it-l t
exrelleoce in the warm weiKr,
no bent no allies, no tlirt u It.
Inttead, lomfort, - nvniet ca,
clMtnliafM, ociiohi). ias itovt-s
and rauges of every nz aud style
upi he.1 by 'ha a.lcm (ak i-ije t
C mi-any at loweit.prn-ft
SALEM CAS LIGHT CO.
Phona 663. 4 Chemeketa 8t
Apes In Society.
It is uot altotfether surprising U
hear that soma of the smart set In
Newport, K. Y.. were preset! t at a din
ner given In honor of an African ape.
If the African hail belonged to a high
er order of anthropoid the affair
would have brought down on the heads
of the diners the denunciations of the
Southern ureas. It will be interesting
to note what the Journals of New York
have Ui say about the social tastes of
persoHs present, among whom were
some reputed to be what are termed
in New York "social leaders." It mar
be some ot them found rails from the
lasual raavenuUton of society In that J spontfswes solicited. Host eases can
of Mr. Jocko. There Is a notorious set ' retelre home treatment after one visit
ot lion hunters In Newjwrt. who lay In , to the doctor's ofHce. IlaUertes aud
wait for the expectant foreiiwers. It! sella furnished, with full direction
is perk)'" these who bare discovered tor their use. Cross eyes, tumors. Turl
the distinguished geittlemaa from 8eN-,rocto. hydrocele aad strictun cured,
ogambin wo has been spendlss the The noor treated free, esieot medl-
summer a a yacnt or a rneec uouut- ctnes. irom liwu eaiir. xnoae anie
MltMM he Is not unworthy of the com- Ui uay treated for $ a week, or In
H j.an f those who have found amuse- that proportion of time, as the case
t in . nt.-rtainlDg him Ex may require. 1
The following card from Mrs. Job
Hlchards, u lady well and favorably
known in Salem, spoukH volumes for
tho doctor, as well as tho one from
Mr. Van Osdol.
Mrs. Richard's Card.
To tho IMIter: I urn more than
pleased with Dr. Darrln's treatment,
ami wish you to publish this for oth
er's bonellt. I'or about SO years I havo
lieeii doaf. 1 was cured by Dr. Darrlu
by his now method of treatment, with
out pain or Inconvenience. I roeldu at
the corner of Shipping and Capital
streets, Salem, and will answer all
Questions. I will ndd that my little,
girl Is almost cured of discharging
i-ars.
MKS. JOH HICHAItDH.
Another Salem Man's Testimonial.
To the ICdlter: Seeing so much lu
your paper concerning Dr. Darrln's
cures, 1 was peisuadid to try him on
my daughter, who haw linen ullllcted
with a distressing discharge of the ear
and (Htrtlal deafness for the past four
years. Under the doctor's mndo of
treatment she is healed. I reside at
the corner of Commercial and Mission
streets, Sulem, and am engineer In the
Caoltal ilrewer. Itefer to me at
either place.
J. P. VAN OBDOI..
We have seen numerous testimonials
of other rases of the most reliable
persons who have been cured by him
of the various Ills that Mesh is heir
to.
Dr. Darrln's Place sf Business.
Dr. Durtiu gives free consultation at
WilmmsUe Hotel. Salem, unlit Veut.
1st, from 10 to 6 and 7 to t daily. All
curable chronic, acute and private dis
eases confidentially and successfully
treated. Circulars and uestlou blanks
sent free to any address, and rorre-
Chicago, July 18. Ilocnuso his
wlfo waa untrue to him (lining his two
years' cniifliinniont In the peniten
tiary, William Nelson this morning
shot and Mllei! her In the presence of
their child, ami thou shot himself,
wounding himself slightly.
C'hldtgo, July 18. Tho semi-final
of the National Amateur (loir tourna
ment are being played today on a
Hooded c'oui'xo. Heavy iiiIiim lust night
and tills morning almost forced a post
ponement, but the olllcluls of the golf
association Insisted that play must be
gin. Winners of today's mutches will
meet tomorrow for the championship
Portsmouth, N. ll July IS. AM
foot whnleboat, containing 'JO waltors
and waitresses employed nt tho Ocean
Is House, Island of Shoals, who had
gone out on tho bay yostorday after
noon on n pleasure trip, lu.chargu of
Shipper I'red MIIch, eupMUod dining a
sudden sipiall. and 1 1 of tho occupants
were drowned. The others were res
cued by llHluirmun, who put out from
the shore lu their dories.
The victims woro all young people,
whoso ages would not average 20
years. Most of tliu Massiichusotts
girls were school teachers, who havo
passed the summer vacation here for
yours as waitresses In the several
hotels.
o TZ
Placed "Under
Heavy Bonds
Suit Lake. July 18 -Harry T. Dulie.
assistant cashier, and Alex. Itobeit
son. paying teller of Well-I'argo's
Hunk, accused of emher.xllng 1 10,000,
waived preliminary hearing today.
Their bonds were placed at $xft,000
each.
Itonie. July 18. Tho Vatican's an
swer to tho last Amorlcan noto on Iho
riuostloii of the friars and their lands
In the Philippines, tnoroly oxprcsacd
satisfaction at the cordial relations ex
hibited between Washington and tho
Vatican and hoping that tho negotia
tions, which will bo continued In Ma
nilla will be equally satisfactory.
A Dominican's Opinion.
Father Santiago I'aya,, provincial of
the Dominicans to the Philippines,
who Is staying hero, when Informed
by the correspondent of the Associated
Press of tho result of Governor Taft's
negotiations with tho Vatican on the
subject of the friars and their lauds',
expressed satisfaction nt the accept
ance of tho first proposal of Cardinal
Itampolla, tho papal secretary of state,
that the matter bo discussed at Manila
between apostolic delegate and the
governor In Manila. Whon askeiwhat
was lllioly to ho tho outcome. Feather
Paya said:
"It is more Important to know what
will bo tho outcomo of tho niattpjfl
between the Americans and Filipinos.
Although the war Is almost over, and
tho Filipinos now profess friendship
for the Americans, they lu reality ills
lllce them Just as they disliked tho
Spnulnrds. The Filipinos say thoy
did not struggle against Spain to calm
ly surrender their liidopendonco."
Father Paya concluded with declar
ing that It was true that the people
were against the friars. The latter, ho
further asserted, were hated only by
the native clergy and u fraction of
the people.
OPPOSED
TO A
STRIKE
Bituminous Aliners Will Not
Combine
liidluuaiMills, Ind., July IS. Define
the National Convention of Miners
wits culled to order this morning,
President Nichols, of anthracite ills-
tilct No. I, of Pennsylvania, announced
that lie wns op meed to a general
strike. This makes It assured that
there will be ito strike.
In bis seech lu the convention this
afternoon President Mitchell advised
strongly against the strike, and urged
that bltumiuous miners toutluue at
work, and that a system of assess
ments upon the members of the order,
which he outlined, be carried lulu ef
fect, as the best means of affording
Teleuraphic Drlcfi.
Aberdeen, Wash., Is to Imve a new
morning dally paper. Levi Aukeny Is
said to be Its proprietor.
The sale of lauds within the llve
mlle limit of the ceded portion of the
Fort Hall Indian reservation bus been
opened.
For the second time within four
days a freight train was wrecked In
linker City through the mischievous
uess of small boys. 5 litM
Tbe first peaches of the season,
eight 1hxss of liitrly Alexanders, wen-
brought Into market at Ashland yes
terday.
The ('controller of the iiirrenry to
day issued a call for the condition of
national banks at tho close of business
August Nth.
Thomas Johns, for th last 'i years
a prominent resident of The I wiles.
died at his home lasl evening, after an
Illness of four days.
The heavy wind Monday did a grxt
deal of damage to the bop crop at Da
ton. Or. Fully one-third of the ri
has been rulued. It Is eatlmsted that
there was not less than IIo.ishi dam
age doue.
aid and support to the striking anthra- Tbe lommission api-oiiiiwi to n-ain
rite men of the Hast. He then outlined portion Oklahoma has aunouuifd th-
his policy as follews: total poulathm of the territory to
1. Tnat tbe treasurer of the order, (Umj.iwo. with one lepres.-utatlve for
Romance Connecting Alice Roosevelt.
Philadelphia, July 18. A special to
tho North American, from Coopers-
town, N. Y., says that there Is a ru
mor there that connects the name ot
I.leut. Hubert Clark, son of the Ham
fee of Illshop Potter, aud the rlthost
mail In the army, with that of Alloc
ItooHovelt. lu the story that three of
Mr. Clark's sons are soon to be mar-rlwl.
FRESH TODAY.
Penotia...
Peanut Taffy
Zinn's
154 State St. Phone 2874.
be directed to appropriate 1 60.000 for every ll.iato people, and n. uatr
the relief of the anthracite miners. for every It.ouu.
1. That the unions apiiramrlate as Kear-Admlrai rentes Miming '$
large a sum us they can afford. today ordered to row maud the Pugtt'9
I. That an aeseeemeftl of II per, Bound naval sUtUon. Captain liurr.u.
week be levied oh all members of the present commander. Is sMigHcd to
unions. j command of the Oregon, which will
4. That uDleersef national districts ( tea ve shortly for the Asiatic station.
drawing1 a samry of W per month or, The hay harvest In Une county Is
over contribute M per rent, of their Heavy damaae to growing crops
salaries. , because of overaowlug rivers are r-
i. That an appeal he made to all ported from Hannibal, Mo. All the
trades unions and Itlsens generally low lands abov llnunltwl for a din-
to aid the cause of the miners. tnnee of -'" miK-s are under water.
. That an address' he Issued ap- and thousands of dollars' worth of 2 gig gtf;t
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bring su(h pressure to Uur as will destroyed
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