The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 13, 1903, Image 1

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VOL. XIII.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1903.;
NO. 155.
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-..- THE BAIL OTRNAfa-
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HITE
fieHd
CAUGHT
ix-convict Assaults
His Employer's
Daughter
ON THE ;
COAST OF .
FLORIDA
Schooner AmeliaLyons
Capsizes and
Sinks
H Caught and Would Have Two Passqngers and the
mate Drown, otners Four
Hours Naked in an
Open Boat
Been Lynched but for
Efforts of the Girl's
Father
fcharlotstown, W Vo., July 13-
es, an ex-convlct yesterday after-
criminally assaulted tho daugh-
of his employer, a prominent luni-
nn. Her outcrleo brought her
or, and Hayes nod. Parties pur
him all night, and caught him
morning. Ho would havo boon
bed, but tho girl's father provent-
t, and ho was brought to Jail.
POPE
SLOWLY
SINKING
Pensacola, Fin, July 13. The
schooner Amelia Lyons, merchandise'
laden, bound for Mobile, capsized and
went to tho bottom in a storm 18
miles off shore this morning. Wm
Ward, a wealthy merchant of Mobile,
on a pleasure trip, was drowned. Gus
Froncb, tho mato, and James McVall,
a passenger wero also drowned. Tho
others of the crew wero four hours In
on cpen boat, without oars, and sever
al wero entirely nudo when rescued
by a steamer.
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Revenge of a Father.
Iuffton, Ind., July 13. Jouti Tor-
a fanner living near Petroleum,
BSauay killed his son-in-law, Melville
fe, firing the charges, of both bar-
of a shotgun Into Wolfo's head as
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tiMHiy on an operating inuiu. mu
operation was compelled by a shotgun '
wound Inflicted by Torrlll a short time snn Francisco, July 13,-Caplaln
before, William Colbeck, of tho relief ship
'SS,fe 1,ad j0Bprtcd hls wlf0 an"
Dabyanu a sua was nrougnt u cum
Back From
Antarctic
-Morning, tender to tho exploring ship
Discovery, now In tho South Polo re-
jM?nilra to support them. Early today glons, Is on routo hero to London to
iAVoWo drove past Uio. Torrlll homo, report. He says tho main work of tho
Pentine: Insulting remarhs and shak- Discovery has been the location of be-
'JngihlB fist nt Terrlll. When Wolfe tweon 400 and D00 miles of now coast
fcRBJ by again, Terrll shot him In tho line. Tho vessel worked as far south
IleTSIWolfo was hurried to Petroloura, as latltudo 77 degrcos 50 minutes
Enlaced on nn operating table and pro- houUi. lly sleds, membors of tho par-
MNAions wero ribud o nuniuiuiu uio ly koi as tar eouin as oz degrees x
Jogjt minutes sputh latitude, tho farthest
south any man has got
ttio surgeon, Torrlll broke In. tho a lot of new marine fauna has been
Ho drove tho crowd from tho discovered, also some marino flora, but
at tho muzzlo pf his gun, and
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2m
&r3Jm
twsssp
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the remark, 'I'm going to got
'now," nrca uotn oarroiB inio nis
Inlaw's head. Wolfo was torrlbly
uted. At the tlmo Terrlll fired,
was half unconscious. Aftor.
tbofshootlng Terrlll climbed Info his
buggy, reloaded his shotgun and, hold.
.they aro a very low typo of organism,
Seals abound, but tho polar bear and
walrus aro not there. No now largo
animals wero found.
Tho cold thcro Is far worsa than. In
tho Arctic.
summer tlmo tho temperature gets up.
to CO and CO degrees abovo zero. In
Troubled With Drows
iness Approach
ing Coma
Frightened at Indistinct
Shadow that Approached
His Bed, Cardiac Pa
ralysis Threatens
Home, July 13. Tho official bulletin
this" morning reads: "Deforo mid
night tho Popo was tranquil, but af
terwards he becarno agitated. A
physical examination shows there has
been no chnngo In tho condition of
his thorax slnco tho day before yes
terday. Tho action of his kidneys Is
always scarce. His Holiness general
condition Is somewhat depressed;
pulso 82; respiration 32; tempcraturo
3C.2 centigrade. I.apponl, Mazaonl."
Itomo, July 13. At C:30 It la re
ported the Popo Is now threatened
with cardiac paralyses.
Koine, July 13. It Is reported this
evening that the Pope's condition Is
worse, and ho is slowly sinking.
Itomo, July 13. Toward noon tho
Popo lost consciousness for a tlmo,
and is, now barely moro than semi
conscious. Cardinal Agllardi was In
tho anto-chnrnber at noon, and said
that tho end may como at almost nny
time. Ho said ho believed tho Pope
was In a worso condition than at any
time provlous to his rally.
SURE
S5t bay tho crowd that had formed, tho Antnrtlc 20 degrees below zero Is
fiKstlly drove to tho sheriff's resl- summer weathor.
4enco and surrendered.
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Czar on
the Sick List
Chester, Eng., July 13. A spo-
tho Dispatch says tho Czar Is
to extreme depression and ox-n.
Home, July 13. In the middle of
tho aftornoon tho Pope Is still in n
stato of semi-consciousness, and
seeniR to bo In a kind of mental con
fusion. His dizziness this morning led
him to believe ho saw visions. Ho
lalucd . afterward ho thought an
undefined shadow was moving about
tho apartment, slowly approaching tho
-bod where ho was, when ho becamo
nf.tntn,1 nml anrnnmn.l f11- lila vnlnt
In the latter region In txo L , ftn(, h8 vn,c pj
o tho temperature gets up.. ,...,., . ..... .
iiiu ui-u uuu iruiiiiiiiiizcu ii i in. i no
Popo Is credited with saying 'If 1
am dcstlnod to die this Illness, I feel
thnt I shall explro on Thursday, tho
feast day of tho Carmollto Madonna,
whom I especially worship.'
Valuablo geological plosmlc and mo
teorologlcnl data have boen collected.
o
Warm in
Providence
Providence, R. I., July 13. Two
deaths from heat prostrations oc
curred horo today.
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f itiiwiimi
Do You Ever Rest?
Then buy one of those fine
HAMMOCKS
'are selling so cheap and be comfortable' while voii're 2
"rtfxtinp. We havp them in drimc nln.'rir -,i .i:j
fwlors. They re large and strong. You can remove the "
mows ana use mem tor porch cushions. Prices range ! !
mi jc tu gttu. an marKea on the spot cash plan. : :
ir new Drv Goods denartment is a or!if nrAcc incf : :
r 11 z i T".. . v "M,"MI
tauac wc nave inc ngni gooas anq sell them cheaper i I
(ii icyuiai muic:.
Washington, July 13. At noon tho
papal legation received tho following
from Rampolla, nt Home: "Tho ame
lioration of tho Illustrious patient la
not progressing; prayors aro recommended."
London, July 13. A npme dispatch
says Hosslnl Is about to re tiro from
tho consultations concerning tho
Pope, because Hampolla Insists he Is
falsifying tho bulletins regarding tho
Popo's condition, too optimistically.
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that makes customers ; ;
want them again. That's ; ;
why we're doing a shoe ; ;
Business inai is nor equal
ed by many exclusive
shoe store.
London, July 13. A Home corre
spondent of tho Central News wires
at 6:30 tonight that tho condition of
tho Popo Is again alarming, urination
having completely Btopped, and there
Is a marked depression of tho heart
action. Officials of tho Vatican fear
tho end Is near.
Clothing, Hts f
Skirts. I
EvcrytfalB? for tbe wfcelefaaUy t
W.i
HUM
lUIVUIili
Stock Market
,is Uneasy
New York, July 13. Tho market
again opened semi-panicky. Further
low records wero made, particular
pressure being brought on tho Penn
sylvania, Atchison & St. Paul; New
York Central and Amalgamated Cop
per. Atchison reached the lowest
point stnee 1898, but was steadier to
ward noon.
don's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store, i
E. T. Binws, Prop,
Railroad Man
Passes Over
Sedalia, Mo., "july 13. J. J. Fry,
former general manager of the Santa
Fe, who baa been ill for six weeks,
died this morning from aneurism of
the heart. He waa recently engaged
in plans for an Alaskan railway, to
connect with the Trans-Siberian.
Miss Jessie Buxton has been de
clared elected Forest Grove's queen
for the Woodmen's carnival.
Eugene Knights of Pythias and
Woodmen of the World are to play
ball. .
SHOT ,
PISTOL
FATAL
FLOOD IN
PRUSSIA
Toy Weapon the Most Hundreds of Houses
Deadly Now in , are Swept
Existence
Pittsburg Reports Eight and
liarrisburg Four Deaths
1 Since July 4, all
' From Lockjaw
i
, Harrisburg, Pa., July 13. Tho
fourth death from lockjaw, caused by
toy pistols, slnco July Fourth, took
place; today.
Pittsburg, July 13. Three moro vic
tims of lockjaw aro reported today.
making eight elnco the Fourth of
July, caused by toy pistols.
Boston Man
i
Robs Judge
Antwerp, Holland, July 13. James
Lumlty, of Boston, was arrested hre
today; uccused of robbing a French
Judgoj of 140,000.
Away
Many Drowned and Nineteen
Killed by Lightning
Damage Will be
Millions
Berlin, July 13. Tho provinces of
Slleslu and Posen havo exporionced
disastrous aud fatal floods. At La
genbrack, 30 houses wero swept away,
19 at WcIsb, seven at Zlcgonfals and
Tolnolfdsdorf Is bndly damaged. Fif
teen thousand acres nro submerged,
and railway traffic Is suspondodln thn
ontlro district The crop damngo will
bo millions. Scores were drowned,
and 19 were killed by lightning. '
Tho rccont county seat election In
Columbia county showed a large In
orcaso In tho number of voters, Indi
cating tho county is rapidly sottllng
up.
An Oregon City baseball team de
feated tho Schtllcra by a scoro of 19
toO.
ABRAMS
HOUSE
JJURNED
At 2 o'clock This
Afternoon Ware
house Burning
Wires Burned off and no
Particulars Could be
Obtained at Press
Hour
A telephone message from Lincoln,
received at 2:45 this aftornoon, saya
tho rcsldcnco of W. R. Abrnms had
burned, and tho warchouso was burn
ing. Tho wires wont down, and no
further particulars could bo obtained.
Ftesh. Today
Soft
Center
Chocolates
AT
Zinn's
154 State Bt Phono 1071 Main.
The Big Store That Tamed Trade Up Court Street.
Whi
$2iEI
Phone
li you don't I'eel liko coming
to town these hot daya, just
call us up on tho phono and
wo will nil your orders correct
ly, promptly und satisfactorily,
Oar Mail Order Dep'tmcnt
is tho most proficient and most
reliable of nny in tho city.
Wash Goods at
Great Reductions
COo Oxfords for 43c
(jOc Oxfords lor 40o
'7oc Oxfords for 03o
50c Circnudinos for 35c
05 c tircnudinas for COo
bOc G round inrs for Coo
Joe Novelties Uio
All fancy wabh goods runuing
in price from 10c up have been
reduced. Values up to 20c ft'
yd, 8peoinl yd 9o
Values up to 35c a yd special
per yard ICo
Values up to 00c a yd, special
per yard 25c
A Difference
There is u vast difforonco be
tween a ligitimnto bargain and
nn iinunuon. as radical as
the difference botweon darkness
and lightens vice and virtue.
The one is a commercial bono
fication, a blessing to mankind
tho other is tho bano of com
mercial aud sociiilogical condi
tions. A bargain is whon you
pay a dollar for an articlo and
get its full equivalent in merchandise
Summer
Wrappers
Tho largest
and most co
mplete stock
in tho city.
80c to $2 25
Clothes
From tho de
signing of the pattern to the
adjusting of a button, you will
find porftction. Meyers cloth
ing is the product of system in
telligently appliod by tailors
who havo doveloped a talent
for tho fashioning of distinct
ive and individual garments
for man.
Eoiie&ae
In black and while, the reign
ing fabric lor turn in er waists
and dresses
Vfyel a Flannels
For bathing euits, waists, etc.
Will not sbriuk or fade,
Boaifcyx Silks
Strongest known fabric Pure
dye, will not crack. For waists,
skirts and shirt waist suits.
Figuttd SicilUaa
See them in our Court St., win
dow. The most popular of all
fabrics.
Ladies Suits Reduced
One-Third
Our entire stock of ladies suits
is on salo without resorve.
$10.00 Suits reduced to $ 007
12.00 Suits reduced to 8.00
15.00 Suits reducod to 10.00
17.50 Suits reduced to 11.00
20.00 Suits reduced to 13.33
25.00 Suits reduced to 10.07
Out Bcatifel Colored
Shkt Wakts
60c values reduced to $ .38
75c values reduced to .50
$1.00 values reduced to .75
1,50 values reduced to 1.15
2.00 values reduced to 1.50
2.50 values reduced to 1.00
3.00 values reduced to 2,25
Summer Suits
Llht weleht. two-piece Suits
$0.50 values for $5.85
7.50 values for 0.75
b..0 valut'S for 7.05
Bathing Suits
The best htylo and most ser
viceable COo, $1.00, $2.00
Norfolk Caps
Something very new 75c
Men's Cravats
A new lino of light figures and
fancy stripes 50c
Straw Hat
A new supply of very Buappy
style8just iu
Linen Mesk
Underwear
Warm in winter
oool in summer.
The famous Dr.
Deinnolsand Bel
fast mills makes.
Summer Union Slts
For mon $1.25, $1,75
Sale of Sunkonsets
f?.5nUf.SDM'
YiW " a
GnlY
Another repetition of our pop
ular" Woduesday surprise sales"
brings out a lino of
Quality SwtfrMuttts
made of excellent percales and
ginghams. Truly high grade
goods and cheap at 25c
Wdeday ealy, ?ftcack
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