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Shamrock
(Dismantled
tight in a Squall He Masts
K go by the Board
HER DECK IS CLEANED
BUT HULL NOT DAMAGED
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1903.'
NO. 89. '
Fitzsimmon's
Wifejs Dead
New York, April 17. Mrs. Robert
MUslmmons, wife or tho puKillst,
tiled nt her home In Benson Hurst of
typhoid pneumonia today.
Fltzslmmons Bobs llko a child over
hlB wlfo'B death. Ho refuses to s
any ono or be comforted. Tho dead
woman's mnldcn nnmo was Itoso
Julian, and sho was one of a family
of ociobats.
iThomas Llpton Knocked Down the Cpmpanlon way
and one Man Drowned
outh. April il7. Whllo oa a Glasgow, April 17. Official Inform
Spin this morning tho now cnnl- nmtlon says Shamrock III has no du-
... . ,. . nllcnto BDara. Tho disaster, accord-
tejgtr, Shamrock III. had cveryin.nc maa Lpton wJn nppJy
rricd away by tho wind. Tho chal- havo ihg dotc8 for y,,, cup mcw Bcl
tejger Is left a more hulk. Tho accl-jback. A now spar will bo obtained
J5S? took placo Immediately after sho from America, probably that of Sham
ISsall on tho port tack. Sho had k " Designer Watson, when In
Tftjthu harbor, and was proceedlnR ton-lowed today, reserved his opinion
JfiKfly, when a sudden squall struck as to tho couso of the accident.
aSl and carried away everything! Tho hull Is shown, by Investigation.
Sm board. Tho yacht Is complete- to havo escaped Injury. Llpton nor
ijfSjsmusted Tho big mainmast foil n' oscoped the fato of the steward,
t&Rthii side Into tho water, earrvlnc h Uio latter was swept overboard.
Slffillt he immense top hamper, hal- " 'truck another sailor and
,5g. .Irelng and clouds.of canvass, knocked down tho hatchway with suf.(
Vofcd from the yacht has reached flclont forco t0 brcnk tho woodon tca,k '
lJofeore yit She will undoubtedly " on tho cabin door. His hand Is
gfettiJ at urn It Is thought, with h" lacerated and shoulder bruised.,
MHMi ... Th..... it thik oritur nrn mtllrf.il nnn .
iCfcVler &rars. The nee'dent recaiiB " "" - - .' ,
raKct that Shamrock II was Blml-; n,n,lB ft BOVoro 8cft,P wni!. "p-,
orlyfercckrd In a trial spin two years 1" ' much grieved over the accident
nnd Upton
TO SOLVE
BARREL
MYSTERY
Case of Counterfeiters Goes
Oyer Until Saturday
Believed Victim was Lured
from New Orleans
gaiwii King i;iwarJ
iborU. but fortunntel no ono . was
iSStdcn Anil 17 -The I'rcss Asso-
has a dispatch Mating that one
ha 1 st hlH llfo and several
(Injured In the Shamrock accl-
Governor
Escapes
St. I-oulH, April 17. It Is now bi
g.WThe Antral News nssorts thnt . BMCCIodetl j raping on Uio train to
'JSEi,onm8 II,),on "na ubonnl- nni1 1 Chicago. Ho Is rognrdort as a fugl-
aOlKnot k 'd dOWIl the mnln hatch- !H.. nn, n11 trnlnu nrn lintni wMnhcxl.
vajWTlio toward, namud Collins, was u ,," now glvon ut as an open secret
... ,.....- tnnt f0UP uonators wm no inillcltniyil
- . f --liJofforsonXJlty for bribery, and 12 oth
toc yachts wero scudding nlong un-' am under suspicion. Two others
era stnng northerly Wnd. Tho wiU , bo indicted for perjury, on
rjjlrg had put about half a mile bo-, Ovlilonro found by tha St. IaiiiIh spo-
woaa nersMi nnu tn- uin ciiauonger. cnl Brnnd Jury,
vnea sne put auout n me port lacK
New Vork, April 17. In order to
gHo tho police tlmo for further Invcs
tlKfttlon Into tho barrel mystery, tho
examination of tho alleged Mafia pris
oners and counterfeiters has gone
over until tomorrow. Tho police oro
closed mouthed, but It Is said they1
havo information secured from tho
papers solzcd when Morettl, tho al
leged Mafia leader, was arrested, that
will lead to other arrests today. Tho
victim's Identity Is still unknown. The
police havo wired tho New Orleans po
lice to Invcstlgnto tho mattor, as it Is
believed tho man was lured from
there.
SURE
CURE
USED
squall struck her. and sho heeled! St Unils. April li. No news of Uhi
ivSauntll tho watchers on shoro bo-1 up to 2 o'clock. It Is stated on tho
Igved she would capslzo. .Ratsey was best authority that Leo may bo ln
lllug her Tho ontlro deck was vis- dieted for perjury by tho Colo county i
bfiafroin tho shore. Uoforo sho could grand Jury, as a rosult of his testl-
gtlir?elf a socoud puff caught her mony boforo that body, nnd Inter ue.
totTiho weather rigging cavo way. tor tho St. Iouls Inaulsltors regard-
fSSMmast broke six feet from tho ling tho loglslatlvo brlborj".
Arizona Cattlemen Hang
Couple of Mexicans
Los Angeles, Cnl.. April 17 A dis
patch from Tucson says two mombers
of-a gang of Mexican homo thieves In
festing Snnta Cm county for a year
wtro hanged on a tree by tho roadsldo
by cattlemen. Signs woro printed
across tho bodies reading: "Horse
thlovn nnd smugglon."
Officer
r
Suicides
St, - Louis, April 17. Lieutenant
Thomas Howard, U, S. A., committed
sulcldq In the hospital nt Jefferson
Ilarracks early this morning, Just af
ter 4hn nurse left Ho slashed his
throat and arms with n nuor. Ho has
been In poor health for years, and
this was the cnuso of his act Uo at
tained considerable distinction 'In tho
service.
His Crime
CHICAGO
- TROIIRI FS
A If r.ir:-n
UYiCn
Striking Gas Teamsters Re
turned to Their Work
The.Row was Between Union
Teamsters and Employers
i
Chicago. April 17 Troublo be
tween' the allied teaming Interest and
30,000 union teamsters was nvorted
this morning, when tho striking gns
tcamsetrs, who went out in sympathy
with Uio gas works men, returned to
work. An ultimatum was Issued thnt
unless they did so all agreements with
local unions would bo cancelled.
Expiated
Elliott Lyons Hanged at Eugene
this Morning
MOUNTED SCAFFOLD
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE
1
His Last Words Were May God Forgtve Yoa People! foe
You Know Not What Yotf,Do T
Object to
Allotments
I'ontolco. I. T April 17. A largo
numbor of full-blooded Indians aro re
sisting tho allotment of landB, nnd
serious troublo is feared. Tho Indi
ans claim that under tho arbitrary al
lotment of tho Dawes commission
thoy will got poor lands.
Rugeno, Or., April 17. lOdward El
liott LyonB, tho slayor of Sheriff With
ers, this rooming, nt 9:31 o'clock,
dropped to his death through tho scaf
fold Moor In tho Jail yard at Kugcno,
In expiation of tho crlmo of killing
Sheriff Withers, February Bth. of this
year, near Walton, Sluslaw valley.
Tho hanging went without tha
slightest accldont His neck was
I broken by tho fall, and but for tho vol
juntary convulsing of tho body as It
I swung to nnd fro, there was not a
sign of life after ho reached tho end
i of tho rope. I)rs. I'alnjyand Day pro
nounced tho man dead after ho had
hung 14 minutes.
In tho cell, a few minutes before tho
(lino of death, Lyons was on his knees
by the sldu of three, membors of tho
gospel, who wero praying forvently.
Whon the ministers hnd finished Ly
on's voice was raised In prayer. Ho
offered a really splendid, petition. It
was tho only tlmo when ho showed
signs of breaking down. Ho wept bit
turly as he, prayed. Ho bndo good
bye to tho guards and his other
friends by shaking hnnds Ho foil in
to the procession, headed by Sheriff
Plsk, and composed of Deputy Ilarry
Drown, Wnllaco Chamberlain, Sheltoa
Jenkins, J, J. ISlwood, J no, Jones nnd
Rovs. 11. A. Green and P. IS. Hilling
ton, all of whom wero with him on Urn
scaffold. Ho walked bravely ' and
mounted tho steps without assistance.
Ho took his place, and clinched his
fists, determined to display no nerv
ousness. "Klllott Uvons. have you anything
to say boforo tho execution," qui
tloned tho sheriff. "No, only this. I
thnnk every ono who hns been kind to
(Continued on Fourth I'sce.)
iFtesfi Today
i Angel Creams and
Chewing Chocolate.
Zinn's
184 Stats 8t.
Prions 2874 Msla
Several of tho crew wero work-
an tho mast when It foil. Llpton
i
Hanged in
This Ought, to Solace Him.
T Anrlnn itirll 1 T .Vlta tl II tltlt
SuV't? "1 hatCU T? Vf UcoM-nt 'to Shamrock III was tele
Hbrulsctl The steam yacht Erin. ...... ... .... ,-.,......, . ... tt
vIISt...... .i i ,. . . i giun.-u lu rviuti mikiuu v ..i4.nu.ii--
fMefcT was following, wont to her an. : . . .."
, ,. , . . i spni sir i nomas a message oi ;"
e and tho crew began to clear . ,K..
the WrOCknire. Dlvora nrnmlnn,! I ' '
b .-. ...,. nH, m , - .
fcull to discover If tho seams had Shnnlko admits having smallpox. '
d. and a fllRnnth vna a.nt lull Innlutd fhil Vfirw.t-fD fint-o I.Af.fl
o summoning "Flfo to Weymouth, largely exaggerated
Missouri!
'4
Kansas City. April 17. Dint Taylor
wan hanged In tho county Jail this
morning for the murder of Iluth Nol
lard.
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Has Birthday
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Ho recalls tho fact that his greatest
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ago of CO. Ho Is sold to be worth
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years,
o
Moses Fowler
Is Insane
LaKaycttu, Ind. April 17 Hones
Fowler was removed from tho I-nnr
Hotel to St. Kllzabeth's Catholic hos
pital today. As ho walked to tho car
rioge bo continually muttered to
himself He was accompanied by his
father
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Captured the
Commissioners
Constantinople. April 17 -Official
Information has boon received that
tho special mission sent by tho Sultan
to pacify the Albanians bos been sur
rounded by several hundred Alton
ians at Ipek. The commissioners are
practically prisoners. Tho Albanians,
categorically, refu'su to accent the re
forms proposed, and demand an Al
banian governor for their country
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