DAILY 1 JOURNAL!
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VOL. XIII.
8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1903.
NO. 62.
GREAT
KNAPP
DOINGS
AT- THE
CAPITOL
PORTLAND
HAS A
BIG FIRE
Gives Department a
Hard Fight
The Dekum Building is Badly
Damaged
TWO DAYS
ON AN
ICE FLOE
Fourteen Fishermen's
Experience
CROWDS
IN ROME
Come From All Parts
of the World
To Celebrate 25th Anniver
sary of Pope's Coronation
The Scene at St. Peters One
of Marvelous Brilliancy
AFTER
TONGUE'S '
CHAIR
Talk of the Opposi
tion '
Democrats Believe They
Have Hopes
i
- "v
Fulton Has Not Been Com
mitted as Y&
CONFESSING
Assaulted Girl in
Missouri
i
The Body Cast up by the
Waters Fully Identified
AndLipman and Wolfe are Murderer Seems to Be Utter
II..- t1fn nnn m... I 1w. WttfiMi DAmnv
Hurt $100,000 Worth
Rome, March 3. Tha Popo cele
brated the 25th anniversary of his cor
onation today, with great solemnity.
la splto of the torrential downpour of
rain, 65,000 pilgrims found standing
room In tho basilica at St Peters. It
as tho most notablo crowd soon In
tomo for years, and tho largest num
ber of cardinals scon at ou6 time In
talf a contury.
fnclfla Mm front ltfni nf thn btnrr.
... m n .i agoniont from somo of tho dissenting
tog of tho To Doum, tho scene was ono , . ,
( marvelous brilliancy. Tlio papal
lb1o guards wero resplcndont In
Wr new uniforms, consisting of pur-
There 1b a vacant chair In this con- Fire In the Dekum building, at Third
ly Without Remorse
i
Hamilton, March 3. Knnpp Uils af-
irrPSHlnnal district, nnd thn Democrats and Washington streets, at Portland, wrnoon Aoniosseu nnothor crime. Ho
hnllevo tlmv pan necutiv It. nt thn pom. thla morning destroyed
Panama Canal People
Extend Time
Ratification of Alaskan
Boundary Treaty Exchange
Admiral Crowninshield to Be
Succeded by Cotton
lng congressional election.
Editor John D. Lathrop, of tho
Portland Journal, who was press man
for Stato Chairman Sam White In the
Chamberlain campaign, has been at
Salem tho past fow days feeling of tho
situation. Ho received much oncour-
Washington, March 3. Tho answer
of tho Pltmimi Pnnnl flnmnnnv fnirnl.
property vnl- 8liy9 noIls tno man who In 188C as- Inrf-tho extension of tlmo on tho op
'hla was well Haulted"b young girl at Now Madrid tion after March -tth, was received by
Republicans, who are soro because
''the popular vote for Geer for United
I States senator was disregarded. I
I Pnntntn Wfliltft tn iriM i i tinmlnn. '
to doublets, white leather breochos, ,. . .. ., ,, , , , ,
M-n.iti !.-- i ii-i.-., by tno Democratic stato contral
committee which will bo called to
gether from tho 1G counties, to select
'a standnrd-boaror, and It is bollovcd
I tho man slated fortho placo is Evan
'Rcames, of Jacksonville, son-in-law of
I tho lato ThoB. II. Tongue. It is bc-l
I
$ patont-Ieathor boots, and polished
M holmots, with whlto horsohalr
ps. A scoro of mombors of tho Sa-
d Collogo wero presont, tholr red
os offering a most pleasing con-
'ast to tho black habits of tho crowd
tf priests.
ued at about S225.000. Thla
covered by Insurance. Tho sovontli "Bnu soun, anu was chased by a
and eighth floors and part of tho sixth mob whjfh ho held nt 0fty with a Win-
wero completely burned out. Tho ehcstorhnd oscapod across tho Miss-
llamos gained such headway on tho ,8BInl Lh '"o darkness. Ho told tho
nro department mat lor a timo u
scorned as if tho wholo block was
doomod to destruction. How tho flro
started Is unknown. Tho hoavlost'
losses aro covorod by Insurance. No
lives wero lost, and tho only porson
Injured wag a fireman, who sufforod a
broken leg.
The alarm was turned In nt Third
and Morrison stroots at 12:38 o'clock.
Flames wore ihon vlslblo on tho sov
onth iloor, In tho Shogron SIstors'
dressmaking parlors, on tho oast faco
of tho building.
I Inmnn Wrtlf XV f atifftw1 tinnt'v
' I 1latrr1 Mint Jin nnn nvnrnnmn frin Hw ! . . ..
Tho Popo looked better than ho has , " r 71, ; w I nmns? J.nc" i100 B?'m:
tor a fortnight past, though his faco Is ! i'"M """ ' "' "' " .I, ""' T .7" ' V"" Dy."' 1' -Ca8mr OI
u,,w "' uuuu " "" "' """&",uio nrm, at $iuu,uuu. ini8 iobb camo
!.... , u ..vuu...r . ... ,,u.....v. nearly an irom waier. ino wnoio
ford, Milt Mlllor, "Bob" Miller and ljulldlnsr is thorouKhly saturatod with
Nle and drawn, and his voico hoarse.
Eeforo loaving his apartments this
aernlng ho said: "After this I can
He happy."
After regaining his apartments tho
('nnn inn n1nimlnrfiv nrnotrnrml Tttifr
,.v ...w.....h. ,..0wUl... uuv , , , . . . Tlrnwna.
Hd not faint. Lannonl. fearing his pa-1 ... . . .. . , ., I
-- - i imiim Kiuiinnai ii-v in iiitti nnrn iin
float would lose consclousnoss. in- . . - .. ' .. .
, , , , , ,, . , , . T, siaw conirai commiiiewman lor uouk
Isted ho should go to hod nt onco. He , . , ., ,
kos so weak ho was unablo to assist , .,. , ..
navu a guou ciiuiicu iu uivul mu tuu'
others aro montlonod.
A Douglas Democrat.
O. P. Cosliow, of Itosoburg, was
in
n disroblug.
INKNOWN
STEAMER
FOUNDERS
water.
5 O'Clock.
grossman for UiIq district Ho favors',
HUng up a candidate who would got
tho largest numbor of dlsaffectod Re
publican, votes, which ho ostlmatoa
will bo qulto largo. Ho is of tho opin
ion that Plngor Hormunn will bo tho
Republican nomlnoo. Jlo docs not j
think that hlB rocont troubles with the
department of tho Interior will hurt Trainmen GO Out at
STRIKE
"BEGINS
ON WABASH
Leaves no Wreckage and All
on Board Drowned
Now York, March 3. Tho captain
Uho Gorman steamer Pisa, which ar
med heio this morning, reports that
tw a largo unknown steamer found-
w t soa on Fobniary ICth. Whon ho
Jrst sighted hor her bow was out of
ter and hor storn down. Ho ordored
all stoam, but whon about a mile
iway tho unknowu sank, leaving
wither boats, rafts nor wreckage snf
Wont to Idontlfy hor, Ho presumes
in bands woro lost. I
him nny If ho runs, as ho onco stopped
out of tho Roseburg land ofllco and
was olectod at tho noxt olectlon. He
says tho last Domocrat to carry the
district was Whltoakor, In tho onrly
eighties.
Fulton Not Taking Part.
A Portland papor says Fulton haa
made concessions to Blnger Hermann,
but such Is not tho case, as Mr. Fulton
lnformod a Journal reprosontatlvo bo
foro loavlng for Washington that ho
had rofusod to allow his frlonds to be
committed for or against any of tho
aspirants. As Govornor Geer will not
nllow hlB namo to bo used, tho flold In
I Mnrlon county Is Hablo to bo contostod
j by aevoral aspirants. Tho fooling
over Geer's defeat is vory liable to In-
Could Not Be Pulled Off.
Queenstown, March 3. Tugs today
;omptcd to float tho Dominion llnor fluenco tho situation horo, nnd is llko-
iVlon, which went aground yostor- ly to affect tho rosult In tho district
1 9. but failed materially.
City at Noon Today
Moberly, Mo., March 3.Tho Wa
bash brakomon nnd flromon struck nt
noon on account of not receiving tho
Increase of wages domnnded. This
being a division point It Is takon to In
dicate that tho strlko will bo comploto
within a fow hours. I
Kinsas City, March 3. Tho Wabash
firemen all struck at noon. All trnlns
aro tied up.
I Tho St. Louis injunction commands
ajl unlon.ofliclals to doolst and rofraln ,
from In any way or mannor ordorlng,
coercing, persuading Inducing or oth
erwise causing, directly or Indlroctly,
tho ttmployos of tho Wabash railway
to strike or quit the sorvlco. Also from
Interfering with tho facilities for tho
Btory without any apparont emotion,
and laughed when he oxplalnod how
ho got across tho river.
Whonjj Knnpp was told this aftor
noon oflthe Hndlng of his wlfo's body,
he InugljjSd. He may be asked tonight
to make, the identification hlmioU.
He snltlfiio didn't want to see It, but If
they wttild bring tho ring from her
flngor ho would tell thorn whether the
Idontiflo'atlon was correct.1 He begins
to talk cnully.
1 Hannah Knapp's Body Found.
Now Abany. Iud., March 3.-rEdward
King, of Cincinnati, anlvod hero tills
morning, vlowed'tho body found yes
terdayand positively Identified It as
that of .Hannah Knnpp. King's wlfo
is a sister of Knnpp.
i Tho chief of pollco of Hamilton ar-
irlvod nt 0 o'clock this morning nnd
furthor Identified tho body as that of
,tho murdered Miu Knnpp. King tried
to socuro Its posKoslon for burial, but
tho nuthorltluB ordered that It be
taken to Hamilton, whoro Knapp's
, trial will be hold. Tho woman was
potlto, bolnr only 5 fet In holght, and
her weight was 110 pounds,
j KnnnJ has not yot boon Informed
i that tho body has been positively felon.
tilled as lilo murdorod wife. Tho sher
iff keops tho news from him, ns ho
does not want to Interrupt tho brag
gadocio In tho confessions constantly
being mado and ndded to by tho mur-
KanSaS Aw- Ho Is afraid he will hocoino
muto whon he lenrns the case Is pos-
Cromwoll this morning, who lmmedl
ntoly took stops to know when a con
ference can be held. Knox laid tho
Swept out into Lake Michigan,
in a Storm
Rescued by a Tug When Near-
ly Dead this Morning
Mnrlne'tt, Wis., March 3. Tho U
flshormon who woro carried out Into
Lnko Michigan, on nn Ico floo Sunday
morning, woro rescued todny, nftor n.
hard hattlo with tho lco. Thoy had
practically nothing to oat, and slnco
9 o'clock Sunday morning havo boon
Baker City
OclS a JLY JL O
It Attacks Saict to Hang "Pies"
Ai'mstfong.
Hukor City, Ore., Mnrch 3.-
hundred armed men attempted to
lynch Pies Armstrong for tho murdor
of Minnie- Kusmfligur Inst Docombor.
Two, They surrounded the Jail and searched'
Jt, only to find tho Hhorirr hnd spirited
tho prisoner nway. Tho loaders of tho
mob will bo Indicted.
Itlvo ngalnst him.
Washington Celebrates.
Olympla, Wash., March 3-Tho
stato of Washington colebrnted the
50th annlversnry of Its creation as a
torrltory, at Olympla, yostordny.
Tho occasion brought forth many
pioneers prominent In tho affairs of
tho early days of tho commonwealth,,
while those who could not attend sent
letters recounting their experienced
of years ago.
The exorcises in tho afternoon wore
held In tho opora house. Roth houses
of the legislature attendee), nml tho
meeting wns pretrtded over by Gover
nor Mcllrldn.
1-ast night an informal reception
answer before tho cnblnot mooting,
and It Is understood tho company
agreea to tho doslrod oxtonslon, ns
laid down by Knox 10 days ago. It
covers a roasonnblo tlmo fur tho rati
fication of tho trenty only. Ilorbort,
tho HrltlRh ambassador, and Secro
tary Hay today exchanged rntlflcn
tloiis of the Alaska boilndary trenty.
Kear-Admlml Crowninehlold, com
manding the Ruropoau station, and
formerly chief of tho bureau of navi
gation, haa askod for retirement. It
will bo granted, nnd ho will probably
bo succeeded on tho Kuropean sta
tion by Roar-Admiral Cotton.
th If ting holplossly, huddled togothor
on a small Ico (loo, that threatened
to go to pieces at any minute. Thoy
woro exposed to a fierce wind for nonr--ly
tho wholo time, and tho wondor Is
that any of them survived. Whun ros."
cued thoy woro nil In a most pltlnble
condition from the exposure, and ninny
of them may never recover. All woru
more or loss fioxon, nnd stunt may
lose fingers nnd toe on thnt account.
Alarming Conditions In China.
Loudon, Mnrch 3. Kxploror Mnn-
nlngtou, who nrrlved hero' todny, says
tho China situation In tho lutorlor Is
more serious than at any other tlmo.
The lohels control the situation, nnd
the Imperial troojw nro unablo to cope
with thorn. In ono province ulone
there ate 00,000 robots.
Senator Ileverldgo, who Is chair
man of tho com in It too having It fn
charge. Is alono tespoiiBlblo for pro
ventlug Alaska having a dologato In
congress. Ho refuses to cnll up tho
bill.
At Pittsburg 1000 painters have
gone on strike for higher wages
Ftesh , Tqday
Stand Caramels
at
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154 Stato St.
Phone 2874 Main.
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THE
NEW YORK RACKET
Has been with you Eleven Years
I It has started as ont of tfie smallest stores in the citv. a
j bttt by- careful management and close attention to the h
wants of its patrons it has continued to grow until its
present large room is too small for the requirements g
of the business.
was held in the Olympla hotel, ful-
lntorchnngo or traffic or with cnrrylng ,oweU Intor ,,y a banquet nnd patx-h-
tho malls. The court rulod thnt tho (ta
tlofondants can, within 15 days, movo KdJtor Scott, of tb Oioonlan.
to vot aside the Injunction. At noon maje tho principal addrew of the oc
President Ramsey, of Uio Wabash, cag0n.
was asketl by n commltteo to make a
deflnlto reply to its demands by 6
o'clock this evening.
We shall add the adjoining room to our present
I quarters about HMM:j&.J&C3EE. J.O-
MAY CALL
BOTH
HOUSES
Went Down
The Bank
We have a well selected stock of DRY GOODS coming ;
for the new room.
Our col Icy with the new lines added shall be the same as with
our present lines- ONE PRICE TO ALL, AND THAT THE
VERY LOWEST FIGURED ON A SPOT CASH BASIS.
Our great volume of business enables us to buy at the closest
uantity prices. We discount ev'ery bill and mark our goods
to give customers the benefit of every saving of our modern
business methods.
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, nridgeport. Ohio. Manh 3 Th
(Cle eland. Lorain ft Wheeling f might
plunged down a 10-foot embankment
this morning. Two brakemen were
i fatnlly snd tho conductor seriously in
'Jurd. and th wrock took fire from
President Demands Action on the rauoosu tove, and w tonum.d
Naval Appropriation Bill I
Mere Time Than Money.
Wiunlngton, March S Knox con
flnn the fact that tho Panama Canal
Coaoany has axteiidtd the time of
purehaa until the tty b ratified
Attorneys to Reargue Cate.
grranton. Pa. Marth S Tho attor
want to keep on growing and it will pay you to fi
help us grow.
Sab's Cheapest One Price Cash Store j
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor. J
Corner of Commercial and Chemektta J
raEaaaBMn-H-HiKaie-Hi-fra4iiBiB
Washington, March 3. Through '
Secretary Mootiy President Roosevelt
this afternoon conveyed to several
nromineftt members of the bouse his
ilniMrrnlnnlJnn tn fall nn ttxtra. saaelon '
of both houses, unlesa fcatlafaetory
action was taken an the naval appro
priation bill before adjournment of the
nroaanf tuulnn The two hoUMM are
at odds over the particular types ot j lw tJ,la ttrioo to appear before
ships to be constructed. The house ! """ ""t " "" "-
contending for three battleships and.B t weighing iHieeUoR
Gladstone resigned 9 years ago today.
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neys for tho ooai companis and Nich x gxjra quality webbing with Sterling Silyer
ojs and Mumhy for tto m workm. buckles, worth 50c and 75c, special
were summoned by telegraph to Wash- ' '
ono cruiser. The senate wants four
battleships of the smaller size and two
armored erulacr. Foes, chairman of
the bouse naval eomraiUee. was one of
Utf Hiemoere to whom Moody
the declaration.
Hi I
strike
CUUano has a strike of MM em-
bioyee of the an wsrlw. and IMkMM-
phta join in wilh mt HrtUme ier- Uiwe narhI and cliii.a. one negro
..... Yi i lldul tlt MyMe&nl aahIIbuiui
Mttitt worKers a4 jwueters.
was also
Thursday.
notified
Mitchell
AH will appear
Robbers Make a Failure.
Heuooeey. O. T. March 3 hour
robbers wade aa ineffectual aitempt
to erm-k Ute Ilock Island safe this
lOuralBH. and eecswd oh horeeback
nXter aaegfmente irun tbt with the
SPECIAL SALE OP
GARTERS
Fancy Garters with satin bows and -fancy
buckler, regular 15c f r '
and 18c values special toclose JL'
Vary pretty line of 25c and 35c- f Qr J
values ' ?
39c
I The Big WLasUn Underwear Sale
brought in ntindreds of buyers
yesterday. You try and
come today.
was killed The pumelt continues
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