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THE- DAILY
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THE WEATHER.
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3fonhjtit. pTqbably fr'tost- JWrnfay, fair.'
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1902.
1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 mi h n m h i hiii i i n 1 1 1 n i h
:: We liave everything you need for the Rainy Season!
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ii RUBBER BOOTS,
. RUBBERS, SLICKERS,
DUCK COATS, I
UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY,
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR,
SHOES, CLOTHING, j
RACKET
Tl.e.only Spot Cash Store In the City.
!; Their plan of business enables;;
;; them to undersell regular stores ii
E. T. BARNES, PROP.
Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa Streets.
I 11 II 1 I H I III I 3 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 II II 1 1 H I 1 1 1 HHM-t-M-
DEED OF A
An Alarm Clock
Of Extra Worth
If you havo use for an alarm clock (and what homo has not) vo
aBk you to como and boo tho Pa rker clock the moat advanced In con
struction of any nlurm clock ma do. It lias cut iitoel plnlonB a rotary
alnrm that does away with tho big Blot, which, In ordinary clocks,
collects duat. spiders and tiles so ceaselessly, and possesses many
uthor Improved features. I'rlcoa $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.
BARR'S JEWELRY STOKE
HUMAN FIIP
Caught in His Frightful Work by
New York Police
HotglJJtoflager Butchers and Incinerates
' v Victim By Piece Meal i
Mysterious Telephone Message Furnished Clue to Dis
covery' of the Dastardly Crime
from JfiO.OOO to $7500, the assessment
roll, nnd the valuation thereof havo
jiot been seriously affected by the
work of tho board of equalization. The
board will completo Its labors tonight,
and adjourn. There wore n large num
ber of Individual tnxpayera before tho I
board this nilcrnoon.
DEAfiT
FROM
LIVE WIRE
f.
Portland Engineer Is Caught
In the Fatal Coils
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New York. Sept. 27. Tho body of.cnco. It developed that of tho $1100
a wolKdttesBodawnflUIStoinuiJTr8-M:Plorl,on l0 th,a conference to be
mombored
a restnurnpt
prlotoiv
fOSBoa-tnanriiilUllatOtl ana HIB- apyoruoneu 10 una cumuiuuuu iu c
ed. was foundjn tho cellar Of raised, there was a doflcloncy of $140,
irnpt tlilj n&fnjng. Tho pro- although the amount raised showed
was nrrestdul Mo body Js as I decided Rains. Two laymon, whoso
yet unidentified.
State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
Leaders In Low Prices.
When You Feel the Need
Of a tonic or a bracer, thoro is noth
ing like good liquor to do It. When you
havo taken cold nnd aro thrcatonod
with grip or pnoumonta, token quickly
our Tom Howe whlskoy will Htop tho
chills nnd savo your life.
J. P. ROGERS, &:-
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
A Ghastly. Find. . . ,
New' YbrV, ffloT k-?V tar
tender named MoEnornoy employed In
tho Emplro restaurant., of tho hotel
where tho murdor was committed has
confessed to tho police that ho saw
tho mnnagor, Tobln, commit tho
crime. Ho cut oft the victim's head
with a clcavor, strlppod tho body,
throw the head Into a roaring furnace,
and was in tho act of disposing pt the
oouy wnon tno
police first
through
sn
his nnmvfi Thoy Immediately wont to
tho Bcono and hbrrlfiod by the stonch
throw tho door of tho furnace open
and saw the binning head. Othor por
tions of the body wore found in the
luiHomonL Later they found Tobln
crouching behind a ban el. Tobln Ib
now In the sweat box.
polletfijarrjvcdi Tho
learned' of The, crime
hrough a mysterious tolophono mos
aic, MJfo Informant declining to glvo
Tobln's Victim Identified.
Now York, Sept. 27. Tobln's victim
has been Identified by papers found In
tho basement, showing him to ho Jns.
Craft, deputy suringatc of Clen Cove,
Long. Island Tobln In non-committal,
and has n sullen, hang-dog domoanor.
According to wltuossos. Craft wnu seen
displaying a huge roll of bills In tho
cafe last night, leading -to the belief
that ho was killed for his money.
Repairing a Watch
Of the finest workmanship Is a
branch of our business that we
give special attention to. Our re
pairing department is conducted
with the utmost caro and skill,
diamonds aro reset, and Jowolry of
all kinds Is repaired In tho most
perfect manner, besides optical
work f all kinds.
G.T, Pomeroy
288Com.8t, Watchmaker and Optician
Oregon s
Famous Botanical Physician
ATTRACTS WIDER ATTENTION BY HIS CURES THAN ANY MAN IN
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, AND THE AFFLICTED FROM ALL PARTS
ARE EVER INTERESTED TO READ OF HIS WCilK. HE HA8 CURED
HUNDREDS AFTER ALL HOPE HAD BEEN ABANDONED, AND HA8
UCORE3 OF TESTIMONIALS FROM RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE.
MANY AMONG THE HAPPY THRONG WHOM HE HAS CURED ARE
RELUCTANT TO HAVE THEIR NAMES IN PRINT, BUT THEY ARE
EVER READY TO TELL THE AFFFLICTED WHAT DR. COOK HAS
DONE FOR THEM. AMONG THESE IS A PROMINENT UU8INESS WO
MAN WHO HAS BEEN A PHYSICAL WRECK FOR 24 YEARS, BUT WAS
FULLY RE8TORED BY DR. COOK AND HIS WONDERFUL HERB MEDL
CINE8. THIS GOOD WOMAN WA3 SUFFERING FROM BILLIOU8 FE
VER WHEN 8HE CALLED AN "OLD 8CHOOL" PHYSICIAN. HE FILL.
ED HER SYSTEM WITH POI80NOU8 0RUG3 AND MINERAL 8UB.
STANCES UNTIL LIFE BECAME AN ABSOLUTE BURDEN, AND
DEATH WOULD HAVE BEEN A RELIEF. IN THIS CONDITION THE
LADY CAME TO DR. COOK, AND 9HE IS PREPARED TO TELL, ANY
WHO WILL CALL UPON HER HOW WONDERFULLY HE CURED HER.
FIRST HE RELIEVED HER OF,MANY PUTRID FI8TULAR TUMORS.
THEN TWO LARGE OVARIAN TUMORS WERE ENTIRELY REMOVED,
AND TO CAP THE CLIMAX HE CURED AN ACUTE INTERNAL CAN
CER. THIS WOMAN BEOAN TO IMPROVE FROM THE START, AND
AFTER THESE TERftlBLE AFFLICTIONS WRE REMOVED SHE flE.
COVERED HER HEALTH, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 24 YEARS FEEL.
ING THAT SHE WAS A WELL PERSON. HER NAME WILL BE GIVEN
TO ANY INTERESTED PARTY BY DR. COOK.
DR. COOK PRACTICED OVER 20 YEARS BEFORE.COMING TO 8A
LEM, IN MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, AND 10 YEARS IN OMAHA. HE
HAS HAD WONDERFUL SUCCESS WITH HIS NATURAL CURES, AND
HAS CONSTANTLY GAINED EXPERIENCE UNTIL TODAY HE HAS NO
RIVAL IN HIS LINE. HE IS A NATURAL BORN PHYSICIAN, AND HAS
ENJOYED THE BEST OF SCIENTIFIC TRAINING IN THE BARGAIN.
Dr, Cook Cures all Kinds of Diseases.
310 LIBERTY STREET, SALEM, OREGON, IS THE MAN YOU OUGHT
TO CONSULT. ' -
SECOND
DAY'S : SESSION
Of Ministerial Conference At
Grants Pass
arants Pass, Sept. 20. At the Meth
odist conference today tho time wns
mostly occuplod by hearing tho re
ports of tho praslding oldors, and other
routine business. Howovor, Dr. T. C.
Illff, who mado tho address Inst night,
also formally nddressed tho confer.
lir- TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
SPECIAL 401
m ...prices
Until October 1st
To Introduce Our Up-
to-Date Methods
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
A. M, BANCROFT, Specialist
oen rml at ..dcfek.
pw, yum w, 4BSSSSSM I
Salem, Or. BKM I
HAWES Mats
Alpines or Derbies
are three dollars all
over the United States:
every hat is fully
guaranteed by the
-.makers and we invite
you to inspect the
latest shapes just in!
W( Ut ol lll
JOHN C. HERTZ.
20 Commercial Street.
8alem, Oregon.
namos woro withheld, forthwith paid
tho $140, and tho doxology was Bung
over tthe proposition that the appor
tionment of tho Orogon conference
vim mi In full nml. n IV. Illff OX-
plained, .this conference la entitled to
drnw twice that amount for church
Jjuildlng within her limits.
Dr A. N. Fisher, editor of tho Pacific
Christian Advocate .spoke upon tho
great resources of thlB countiy, tho
great future for every worthy ontor
prise upon this soil nnd urged the sup
port of evory pastor with hlH peoplo
for the Advocate, to all of whom It bo
longs. Bishop Cranston seconded Or.
Fisher's sontlmonts with great forco.
At 2.30 an nnnlversniy meeting of
tho Woman's forolgn Missionary So
ciety was hold, tho principal address
being made by Dr. H. J. Tnlbot. or
Poi tlnncL
The commltteo of education hold
another meeting In the Presbytorlnti
chinch this afternoon, consldeilug the
Interests of Willamette University.
Gen. Odell was proHOnt. hn ing arrived
last night. No final or doflnlte nqtlon
could be taken as yot. but nnothor
meotlug will bo hold, and a discussion
In opon conference will prohnbly bo
held tomorrow.
It Is prohablo that Importnnt action
will be had in tlu Intorost of tho In
stltutlon at Salem. Tonight there wlU
bo n tempoinnco rally. HCv. TJ. llj
!.oculiIIrtWIIIuo file In-lifBlfrirfljtonfP
or There will probably bo two ses
sions of tho conference Satuiday, ono
In the afternoon. i
TRAIN
. WRECK
J)N FIRE
Six People Believed to Have
Lost Their Lives
Itawllns. Wyd., Sept. 27.-Jn n col
lision, botwoou two freight trnlnB In tho
wiwtorti part of this city last night nnd
a flro that followed six nion nro be
lieved to havo lost tholr live. En
glnoor Pntno Is nmong the dead. A
number of men woro boating tholr
way but all save five have boon ac
counted for. A fruit train got hoyond
control on a down grade nnd gaining
la high speod crashed Into tho ronr of
a .. 1111 .,. j rr wmtttw
a stocK train, rmuun
wore piled on top. Patnoe's locomo
tive took (Ire and the city .flro depait
.tnent Is unable to extinguish It.
Knur dead bodies havo bn rocov-
nra.1 from the wreck: Hnglnoor Pat-
iff-.!. ...! 11A.. I
aioo. Fireman jamea wjubh im
Dayton. A coal passer and an un
known tramp are feared to bo still un
der the wreck.
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Paris, Sept. 27 A passenger train
krom Lille to Chalons wns wruoKou
near Doul today killing 30 people out-
rleht and Injuring 30 others. The nc-
clclont wnB fausod by a wltehman'H
carelessness.
Portland Sept 27. In an attempt
to rgpiovo n llvo wlro from tho .yard
roadway last evening, at 7:20 o'clock,
WUhclm Klpp, night onglneor for the
ftnslffrn Lumber Compnny, was caught
In tljo colls and killed beforo holp
couht be brought
About 7 o'clock a wlro on tho street
Incandescent circuit of tho Portland
Qondrnl ISloctrlc Company broko in
tho middle of n spun, and tho looso
end trailed across a planked roadway
that, lends along tho railroad trade In
tho tfirds of the Eastern Lumber Com
pnny A few mlnutos later a ship
wright or the O. R. & N. CO. ran Into
tho ivlro nnd tho shock throw him
clene across tho street.
Arnused by this to tho dangor of tho
wlref Wllhelm Klpp, tho trusted engin
eer and olectrlclnn of tho . company,
cnmj out of his onglno room, nnd by
tho )lght of n lantern, hold by Hans
wilaon, ynrd forcmnn, stnrtcd to sco
what the matter was. When tho rays
of tljo lantern fell on tho wlro lying on
tho wet plnnk4 Klpp, apparently with
out a thought of peril, stooped down
nndiroso with a coll or It clutched In
his Loft hand. He hnd no soonor
fltrnfghtcncd himself out than ho roll
limply to the rondway, and Wilson,
whuji ho bont over saw that tho tinror
tunato mnu wns wrapped In the colls
Inextricably. Either his fall or nn in
voluntary twisting of tho body ns ho
reemvod tho current had turned him
t so that throe bights of tho wlro woro
around his middle
Attempts on tho pnrt of follow em
ployes to rolunso Klpp provod futllu,
owfnK tn the many colls, and help was
imiAxllntoiy telephoned for
VJfllinlm Klpp leaves a wlfo and four
chlinicu, tho youngust a girl two
wouuh old With him at IiIh homo, on
thaSjcornor of East Tenth and Stoph
ens lived his niother-ln-lnw nnd a
alsler In law. who dqponded upon him
roisupport . Mr. Klpp wns n Gorman,
n mbmher or tho Suns or Herman, and
aim or Multnomah 117. Knights of tho
Maccabees
Round Death
'InjiCyclone
Syracuse, Sklly, Sept 517 A sovoro
cyclono on tho enstern const of Sicily
has reunited In tho death of soveral
hundred porsnus nnd linmonso dam
age to property. For 24 hours beforo
tho cyclone burst over tho Island a
vlolout storm rngod on the enstoru
const or Sicily. Tho path of tho cy
clono was 120 miles long, and every
thing In tho lino or tho storm wns de
stroyed. Tho sen swept Inland for
snvornl kilometers, doing , dnmago,
while there woie violent submarine ag
itations botweon Sicily and tho main
land. Along tho railroad fiom Cata
nia td Palermo tho forco of tho cy
done was such that rails woro torn
up and hurled to a great distance. It
Is roported from Modlcn, 32 nillos
southwest of Syracuse, that n hundred
bodies havo nlrendy hnou found, but
that tho number of dead bodies Rwopt
nwny by the torront Is unknown. Tho
newHpapor Fractlssa exprosBes the be
lief tlint some 400 people hnvo boon
killed. Numerous animals porlshod
EiKhly corpsos havo been deposited
In a single church. At Soldi 12 per
sons woio klllod. Tngoaro was do
stroyod. Enonuuus damngo was dono
at Pallnzzo, Acraldo, Farla and Uernt-ana
G0MPERS
ASKS
0R AID
Calls on Labor Unions
to Contribute
And Assist Striking Miners
to Win Their Case
Suggests the Levying of
Voluntary Assessments
Washington. Sopt. 27. Snmuol
Gompors has Just Issued nn appeal to
orgaulrod labor. In which ho rovlows
tho anthracite situation. Ho says tho
minors will stand dim, but need as
slstanco. Ho urges nil labor unions
to ralso funds nnd forward snlno con
tinually till tho ond of tho strike
Whoroor possible to donate from tho
treasury nnd to lovy voluntary assosS'
mouts.
SAD SEQUEL
TO YACHT
ING PARTY
Twenty invited Guests
Drowned In a Gale
ummTmnmnwmnmwwxnum
1 jSl
Blackleg has appeared among the
m.mi nf r.mma Creek residents, sev-
I n miiAA northeast of Wctaton. Or Na
than Sams and William Winn having
!' -1. 1 . ..., i.oor mm this disease
Those who have Been the cattle sa
'there Is no doubt as to the disease
.iwin rr.mil no blackleg. Owners of
stock In that vlolnlty have decided to
vaccinate against it y orawiug jire
pared threads beneath the skin
I The employes of the Hockv Moun
,in n,.n Tnlanhone Camimny nave
... nnUaA nut and a strike lnaui
rated In the Statw of Mwlana Idaho
and Utah
TUBTIIERMOMBTEB W LOW
in the kitchen, always whengaa Is
nwl lor cooVlng. And you don t
have to worry over the riio la the
price ol wood. H U the fuel fi
excellence iu the ann weather.
Sno best no aihes. no dirt no dosL
leetead, comfoit, convenience,
Clrftnlintw, ewnemy. ""'
and raoees of every eiw and ityle
and raoeei 01 every eiie u 7 m
iu pulled by the Salem Ua Liitht JJj
(Jcmpany at lowest prices.
SALEM 0AS LIGHT CO.
S Phone 663. - ChemeKeu ot. aiiiu vj
WERE HEARD
BY BOARD
Representative of Loewenberfl-Oolno
Company Appears Before Marlon
County Equalizers.
Tha Lowanbrg-Clolng Company, of
P.01 tlaud. wlio operat thp stove foun
dry ajt the stats penitentiary, had a
hearing before the Marlon county
beard of wjiialliraUon this- afternoon.
The ooinnany was represented nt the
bearing by lla local manager, u. 11.
Flqmlngr who argued that Mm awes
nient was wrong, and should not have
been made After a discussion of the
matter. Mr. Fleming was informed that
unless the company could produce an
Inventory of Its property, showing that
It was not In nosMiion of the mer
chandise and stock In trade that has
heu aMHMtfcftd In Its name In tho sum
of Jl&.'WO. or show that lb property
was not lluuie 10 taxation in hub
iwinty that Mie aMraent. as made
i.v AMMiior Lambcke. will not be tak
en from the roll, ami that the oouuty
will aspect W mane me oouweuun ui
I taiM on well propwiy
F feettng taly " , the
'lew Flwrlng Mllta' watr dltob. tha
value o wuwu was ruua
Kansas Oily, Hept.
xlnv says that from 1
Bryan May Try It Analn,
Hept. 37. 'nio worm
tfwlnv says that from statements mado
by W. J, Ilryau to close friends. It Is
not mit or tho nuostlon or his bolng n
(sndldato for tlfe procidentia! nomina
tion again.
The President Is O, K,
Washington. Sopt 27 President
I teoHO volt's condition Is satisfactory
this mornhig.
Not Dennett's Child.
I.orjg UWik-'Ii. SopL 27 Lawyers of
the Iionhott holm lutlmato that they
will produeo the mother of the
baby which Laura Hlggar Intended to
pass ofT na Dennett's posthumous
child In fier plot to land the fl. 000.000
Oittato.
0
Turned on tho Lights.
Sranton, Sept. 27. Thp Thirteenth
reglmont played searchlights onto
Grassy Island Colliery Hill to prevent
nleht attacks by the strikers. No dls
turbanco was reported today
Hau Francisco,
?1 2oV6p$1.20.
Sept. 27. Wheat,
MinorliYlention
OF
Local Import
It. II. Wrtcott has begun suit for
divorce from Annie Westaott lo
whom ho was married In the tity of
San Francisco August II 1801 De
sertion Is the grounds upon whlih the
divorce Is asked.
F Lovy has bauu on action for
money sqlt aalnst William Short, to
recover $10, alleged to bo due on two
promissory nates. Frank Holme U
attorney for the plaintiff. In addition
to Interest charges, the sum of ?100 Is
asked as aUorHy" fee.
.. 0
..WantedTo let on harejLiir sell.
a (hW aooda owes, see J. n. uouerv
Vlonnn. Sopt. 27. I), dido, n wealthy
lllaClc Son ship owner, today Invited a
latge party of guests nbonnl his new
yuchL A sqiuill arose, the vessel cup
Hlzcd and 2(1 peoplu wore di owned
i. 1 ui 1
Tobacco Trusts
Merged
London, Sept. 27. It Is ofllclnlly nn
mnmcod this aftonioon thut tho Bill-
tsh and Amorlcnn tobacco trustB hnvo
nmnlgnmntod. Thoy wilt bo known ns
tho lirltlsh-Ainotlcnn Tobacco Com
puny. Tho Uiltlsh suiitlou romalns. 1111
dor tho tmnio manngoinont, nnd ngrees
to lenvo America alone. Thoy will
Jointly endeavor to control the tobac
co trado nil over Europe. ,
0 !
Flaming Lava
Pouring Volcano
-
Home. Sopt 27 Confirmation haB
been received fiom tho Island of
Stromboll thut the volcano Is In full
operation. Tho night scono Is both
grand nnd terrifying. Flaming lava Is
streaming down tho mountain uldos
and huge boulders mo hurled to a
gioat height, tailing 11 mile and a half
from shore.
Ohio Republican Campaign.
Akion. O., Sopt. 27. Tho Ohio Ho
puhllcniiH started tholr campaign ball
a-rolllng todny with a whoop and hur
rah, calculated to bo heard throughout
tho length and breadth of the stato
Tho morning wns devoted to the rcuop
tlon of the visiting clubs, which nr
rlvod at diorl Intervals on all regular
and special trains. Thoy came from
Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Can
ton nnd othor places thioughout tho
statu, and thoy brought with thorn a
multitude of bauds and baunors that
uombluod to tuukp a regular hurrah
time At noon the "railroad olflclals
estimated the crowd as one of the
largost over entertained by Akion
Tho spoeoh making progiam this uf
teruoon and evening call for addresses
by Senator I lamia, Secretary of War
Hoot and other lenders of imtlona!
nromlnonce. Chairman Dick presides
over the demonstration, nnd all the
other state oninilttopimm aro in at
tendance.
MntfelleejJSiilliof rJggjj
Plyskln Kickers Turn Out.
Chicago, 111 , Sept 27. Among the
colleges and universities uf the Mid
dlo West football for 1U02 makes its
debut on the athletic stage today. Most
of the teams have come In from the
woods, mnl will spend the joining
week or two practicing against smaller
elevens, berure lining -i( for the big
game of the schedule. Some or the
games 011 the card today uro as fol
lows. University of Michigan vs Al
blon College, at Minneapolis; Witten
berg College vs Ohio Weslyan, nt Del
aware Ohlu Ues Moines College vs
Highland Park College at Des Moines,
Iu.. Nebiaka vs Uoane College nt
Lincoln Poruuo Vnivorsity vs trans
lln College al Iafayctte Iml
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Tills preparation contains all of tho
fowl. It given Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to oat Oil
tho food you want. TUornoat sensitive
itoraaclia cau Uko It. By Iteuso many
InouBauds of dyspeptic have been
urwl after everything elso failed. U
Is unequalled for allstouiach troublee
Uf onnft he!? ;;
but d yau nl
NO, 2QJ.
Consumption can certainly be curecC
Not all cases, but very many. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the medicine.
Jf.O.AyHfOttj,
Loittli.it.-
HUSBAND KILLS
UNFAITHFUL WIPE
Harry Roso, Well Known in Theatrical Circles, Commits
Murder to Avenge His Honor ' "
New York, Sopt 7 -Harry Hose,
stago manager nt tho Qarrick thoator,
who has boon with flig Frohtnan pro
ductions for many years, nnd Is woll
known In thontrfcal circles, this morn
ing attempted a rcconcilallon with his
wife when he found her In bod with
his chum, Samuel Adams, a prominent
business man. night before laaL, The
Inei
U
al-
though for 14 yearn thoy lywlf neon
married happily. Hosd JlreuT-'fotfr
tlnioa, killing her. Ho surrendered to
the police, whero he said He had jiovai;
suspected her of Infidelity. ...
woman declined lo live witli
BELDING
MUST
HANG
Triple Murderer Will Expiate
His Crime October 31
Poitlaml. Sopt. 27. Tho death sen
tonco wns pronounced upon A. I Hold
ing yosterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
by Judgo Ocorge, nnd Friday, Octob.
or aiBt, wns lod"n.B thq day of oxo
cutlon. His attornoyR, Murphy &
Watts, naked nnd woro gtnntod until
October 10th to prepare a bill of ex
ceptions for nn appeal to tho supromo
court
Holding received the sentence calm
ly, and stood orect and raced tho court
without any dxhlbltlbn or nervousness
whatovor The court room was orord
od with spectators In attendance at the
Baldwin trial, who wltnosHod a scono
thoy wnro not expecting. Judges Clo
laud, Frnilor nnd Sears occupied the
IihiicIi with Judge George
SEATTLE'S
MAYOR
FOUND
Mascagnl Coming Over,
London, Sept. 27 The American!
liner Phllndelfthia, which Railed from
Southampton rer Now York today-, has
nmong hor passengers Plotro Mas
cagnl, tlw fnmmiB Italian compoeer.
who Is to pay his flrnt visit to Ainerl
en n land or which he Is n deep admlr
erer. as is oxnrcHScd In a hymn to
America, which ho lids Just completed
MaBcagnl's orchestra nnd opera com
pany havo litufiCjlcd hjm to Jm Uited
Statos, having sallou from Oonoa a
fnw duys ngo. t Tho. grnt composor
will he heard far jho llrot ttme fct the
Motrcpulltaif 0iern. HnUse. fJow "York,
vsheio ho will conduct an, orchestra
Conceit, f,o be followed b a por
formnnco of Cavallirla 'Ilstlcnna In
ooiicort form. Ho expects his" "Iris,"
(which will bo heard for the first tlmo
In America) to mhko a strong Impression.
liitMriiiliy In MiIwhIU.
hi Home town t()C wx.QsllMit custom
Is practiced nfiicailrliiK linlforinHy of
sldcwiilliH by having nil' the erlt of
repairing old nnd Inylng now walks
dono under the super tnlou of a side
walk coii)iultlcn,t y t
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loAvnj intly w
' An Riilernr
The oiitatliFlsJ fr 5n
grtiigiil by Mho Iipjiwrnjufo of It'
KticotH, Its public litilldings nnd lis
ptuKs
Was Lost in the Woods While
Hunting Bear "
8onttlo, SopL 27. Mayor Htuno
was found thlo morning in thq dense
woods, thro miles north of Bothell,
with his nnklti badly Bpralnod. Ho was
lost following a Bhe-boar. Mr. JHurnf
had laid oxposod Thursday and Friday
night and yestonlny In a drenching
rnln. Ho found Bheltcr under- some
lops. Ito Is In a had shape. t y
'' A isfew Hop Expert:'
Jorferson Rovlew: Any InformaUon
regarding hop culture will bo cheerful
ly furnished by Hon. Frank Davey of
Bnlom. A friend of tho wrltoVvtho
has a line hop yard not far from this
city, found a few weeks since Uiat
grasshoppers were damaging his hops,
Ho montloned tho fact to Mr. Davdy
when In Salem. "I know how te fix
'em." remarked Frank. "Wo kill 'em
In Ireland by Binoklng tho Jlopvlnos
with sulphur. It is dead roedlolno on
grasshoppers." Tho grower returned
home and tiled the remedy. It Killed
'em all rightthat U, tho vlnqB,and
hops; tho grasshoppers Beomed lojllkp
it, and wore livelier than e,vr. JJMP
lu ono hop grower who Ib fact losliig
fnlth in -tho Irish rourcscntatlVa from
Mai Ion county , tIl
Is!
en estab-
An ovcilolnr fiirtnrv has bees
lishod In Portland. It has a capacity
of flvo tons u day. Thoro aroJiow two
auoh factories lu Oregon, ouo of them
at lSugono. Sonttlo has ono and also
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