DAJLYC AFTTAL JOTTRN A T,
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SALEM, ORECOH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1903. N0 275,
IMMENSE
DAMAGE
SUITS
Two Yeung: Chicago
Women the Plaintiffs
WILL
ATTEMPT
RELEASE
TRUE BILLS
FOR YOUNG
BANDITS
FAMOUS
J THEATRE
BURNS
Of Men Who Enjoyed Their
Conffdpnce Only to
Betray Their
Victims
Chicago, Nov. 30. Two sensational
damage suits wero Instituted hero to
day. Bessie Morrison, an 18-year-old
actress, sues Daniel Vanbrunt, a
wealthy young clubman, for $100,000.
She alleges that he gave her doped
champaign after a theatro dlnnor, and
avers her appearancoa caused great
mental and physlcl suffering, nd tho
loss of her engagement with "Tho In
vaders" company. A second plaintiff.
Katlo Sebost, a governess, 22 years
old, suea John Churan, a millionaire
real estate dealer, for $15,000, for a
breach of promise
Of Carbarn Bandits' Grand Jury Takes
From Chicago
Jail
They Have Desperado Friends
in Idaho Among the
Famous Hole in the
Wall Gang
Fact Express Train Wrecked.
Parkersburg, W, Va., Nov. 30. The
Baltimore & Ohio fait express was
wrecked in tho Belpre yards, ncrose
tho river from hero, today, by an
open switch. It struck a freight train,
and tho entire passongor 'train Is re
ported overturned. Engineer Whortor
is dead beneath his ongine, and five
r others are reported dead and sovoral
injured.
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Th vyagos of 20,000 cotton textile
operatives was reduced today, making
a total number whoso pay has been
cut in this city 40,000 to date, with no
protest of operatives.
Chicago, Nov. 30.Four of tho car
barn bandits wore placed under ex
tra guards at tho Harrloon-streot sta
tion tills morning, to prevent a jail
dellvory. There Is an armed patrol
through tho corridors, and only Im
mediate rolatlves are allowed en
trance. The bandits nro being treat
ed as though thoy wero undor a dealth
watch. Evory visitor is searched, A
speedy trial, onvlctlon nnd oxecutlon
is expected. Vandlne's sweetheart,
Mamie Dunn, Is exploiting horself In
a museum to gain funds for his de
fense. Vandlno admits that he was a mom
ber of the Kid Curry gang of Idaho
desperadoes, and he has friends and
accomplices In the Holo-In-tho-Wnll.
Roeekt, who Is least given to boasting
of tho quartet, says Vandlno will bo
roBcued by his frlonds from tho far
West, If a chance offers. Rooskl was
the first of the bandits to wcakon. Ho
passed the morning wcoplug in his
cell. Tho pollco give sufficient cre
dence to possible nttomnts to roscuc
to organize a patrol of Jail guards,
whoso rounds aro around tho outer
walls, to provent posBlblo attempts at
dynamiting.
Quick Action in
Their Cases
Cognizance Not Taken in In-
diana Crimes - Thugs
Operated Separately in
Several Instances
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
DEMAND WILSON
FOR ALDERMAN
1
I Strong Organisation Request His Nominzation At the Re
publican Primaiy Tuesday
There will bo a hot contest at the
Republican primaries In tho third
ward Tuesday, whan the tie between
Otto Wilson, tho progressive young
bicycle dealer nnd automoblllBt, and
Hon. Alonzo Gesnor, former state sen
ator, and old-lino Republican poli
tician, will be voted off.
Tho direct primary permits a square
contest between the two aspirants for
the Republican nomination Mr. Wil
son has been endorsed by tho Citi
zens', bu . as that gentleman was first
brought out by the Republicans, he
must naturally prefer the Republican
nomination, and if nominated will
stand as the Republican candidate.
It ts stated that a representative of
the Young Republicans appeared be
fore tho city Republican committee,
and suggested that Mr. Oeener with
draw, but that he decllnod to do so.
asking that the matter of a candidate
be submitted to another primary. To
this Mr. Wilton's friends consented,
and the voters of that ward will havo
to doclde tho matter Tuesday from 3
to 7 p. m. The primary nil! bo held
at Simpsons new livery stable.
Chicago, Nov. 30 Indictments
wore votod by tho grand Jury against
Harvoy Van Doln, Potor Noldor
motor and Emll Rooskl, tho throe
young bandits. An Indictment was
also voted against Gustav Marx, who
murdered Officer Qulnn, and was with
the others in a majority of their
crlmos.
Cognizance cannot bo taken In Illi
nois of tho murder of Brakerann
Sovoa In Indiana Friday, nor tho
I shooting of Detectives Drlscoll nnd
Zlmmor in Indiana. The Intention of
State Attornoy Dlneen is to bring the
men to trial as quickly as possibles It
may take two trials, as all four of the
men worked togethor, but It happened
when the greater crimes wero com
mitted that one of the number was ab
sent. Rooskl was not at the robbery
of the car barns, nnd had no pnrt In
tho murder committed at Hint tlmo,
Marx was alone when ho killed Officer
Qulnn. nnd was In Jail yostorday when
tho murders were committed In Indi
ana. Rlthor one of hoso two, horo
foro, will probably havo a separate
trial, unless a gonornl plea of guilty
is mndo by all four mon.
Confessed Other Crimes.
I'otor Noldormolor confosscd to
night that he had been guilty of rob
bing trains in addition to his other
crlmos. He admitted that ho was tho
luador of a gang that hold up and
robbed the Dnltlmore & Ohio pas
songor train near Mlllor, Indlann,
about two yoars ago. Tho robbory
was committed near tho spot whora
tho threo men wero discovered yes
terdny by tho pollco and Noldermole?
said tonight tho dugout In which ho
nnd his companions wore found yes
terday was the oxact spot whore he
and his partners In tho train robbery
had hid before holding up tho train.
CONFESS ,
EIGHTEEN
MURDERS
Remarkable Record of a Crim
inal Now Under Sentence
of Death
H&MJH&l&P4t4Gili9l&-t1)
iHig
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h Prices
Chicago. Nov. 30. Chief O'Neill hns
received a copy of a confession mndo
by Charles Kruger, under sentence at
death' at Greensburg, Pa., whleh ad
mit of 18 murders, lacludlng two po
licemen at Chicago, whose deaths
have long been a mystery.
Aro generally the result of extravagant huunoss inanngomont
nnu me unavoiuauie meson
At Credit Stores
Tho price doesn't make Hie quality
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the m nnwm
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!- Salem'd cheapest one price cash store. Their great volume
of businets enables them to buy at their Jowost quantity price.
Their expenses aro very light. They don't charge you for
Poods vour neighbor got and failed to pay for. Our two rooms
uroful'l of reliable up-to-date merchandise. Wo can tit out
the whole family.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hosiery and Underwear
Big line of OVERCOATS for men and boys. Our prices i are
much lower for the tame quality than you'll find at regular
stores.
CIM Shetland Floss Yam 90c pet By ta all
!! colors.
; Have yob seen or prices on tine Wool Blanfais?
i! E. T. BARNES, Proprietor
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NIECE OF
PRESIDENT
M'KINLEY
1
I Owensboro, Ky.. Nov. .- Mnbel
McKlnley, a alee or the late Preet
'dent Is to dangerously III here that
J I the vaudeville eoMiMRjAof which site
was the bead has dlebasdcd ami left
for New York.
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Preparations for a
Hotair Banquet go
up in Smoke
Where Beecher Preached,
Wendell Phillips Orated
and Old Abe Lincoln
Spoke
Now, York, Nov. 30. Tho famous
old Acndomy of Music, In Brooklyn,
was destroyed by fire this morning,
duo to a doff ctlVo fluo. Tho flro broko
out from wlros In tho fllos of tho
stage. Thoro wore oxtonslve decora
tions for a political banquet tonight,
which caused tho fire to Bpread rapid
ly, nnd It was raging; until noon, when
only a portion of tho walls was left
staudlng. Tho loss Is over a qunrtor
of a million nnd uninsured. It was
built in 1SG0, arid was first prominent
u n meeting plaoo far the Unionists
beforo tho Civil War. Deocher used
It aB an auditorium. Abraham Lincoln
spoke hero, as did other groat abo
lition lender,. It was ono of Ameri
ca's historical playhouses.
STREET CAR SCOLUDE.
Sheriff and State Mllltla Begin Evle
tlon of Miners In Utah.
Salt I.nljo Nov. 30. By a collision
of two Btreet cars three prominent
citizens woro Injured badly here to
day. Tho nccldent occurred on Stnto
strcot, nnO was duo to slippery tracks.
Injured: W,' II Worthlngton, Dr.
lliinfnril W Wnlitnnhnlm
I Deputlos Rhorlff. nldod by state
mllltla, commonced evictions of tho
striking coal diggers In tho Utah Fuol
.Company's camps today.
UNDER
GROUND JtAILWAY
Has Two Fires in Rap"
id Succession in
Paris-
CLEVER COUNTERFEITER
STRIKES EASTERN OREGON
(Ontario Argus. Nov. 27th.)
A clover counterfeiter struck On
tario last Tek, and scooped up a few
dollars In ahang for his bogus
inonoy.
So far as learned hs got $10 from
the It. J. Gtone Drug Company, $10
from Mrs. I. B. Oliver and $10 from
the Midway saloon
The shover of the queer tried his
game on Iko Blaynoy, who mixos fan
cy bevorageti at Carter's Klk saloon,
and no soon as tho bill was plaeed on
the oountor Iko eeplod It. and said:
"I know nil about Brunswick billiard
tnblos, but bank notes of that nnmo
aro a mystery to mo. I am not from
Missouri, but from n stnto that tricks
onto Missouri, and don't wish to bo
shown. -Tako a drink with mo." That
setUotI.lt. and tho stranger mndo him
nolf scarce.
His gtmo Is the snmo that has bton
worked In Sonttle, Tncoma and Port
land, nnd nil along the coast towns,
nud the cla of spurious monoy hns
been advertised In all tho pnpers.
It Is nn old Issue from n New
Brunswick plato, which buenmt de
funct sevarnl yoars ago. The platos
were thought to have been dostrovod,
but a gang got hold of them, or at
(least ono of them, and havo been Is
suing largo amounts within tho Inst
year. They havo but ono plato, how
ever, and by taking two Impressions
from thU and pasting them togothor
mnko a vory poor Imitation. Many
havo bon fooled all ovor tho coun
try, howovor, by tho schoino. nnd
promlnont business mon havo keen
among tho number duped.
Ho was about 20 years old, clean
sbavon nnd woro a dark shirt and
dnrk clothes.
One Thousand Workmen Had
a Hairsbreath Escape
in an Under-ground
Tunnel
Paris, Nov. 30. A flro this morning
In, tho Metropolitan underground rail
road causod great excitement Tho
llrst roported casualties woro nlmllar
to Inst suimsr'B disaster. None vorn
Injured, howovor. At noon a second
accident, almost Identical with tho
first, happened to a car In whtoh woro
200 pnsBongera. Tho cur was ahlnxo,
nnd nil Bprnug to tho tracks and
rushed for an opon point. Nono woro
Injured, as tho fumes escaped through
the opening. Tho first train had 3000
worltmon, who owo their escnplng to
the fact that tho car took flro Just
beneath on opening.
Dr. Albert Itohln, or Paris, n ills
tlngulshod specialist, has boon called
to Potsdam for consultation with the
kaiser's physician, lloliln nttended
the Gorman emperor's father.
Made Today
Chocolato Caranohi, Guocelaja
Chews, Chocolato Wafers, Popper
mints, Chocolato Wafor Wlntorgreons,
Walnut Top Chocolato Creams, Wg.
center Chocolato Oreae, Peppermint
Wafors, Wlntorgroea Wafers, lK
Cabin Creams, at
Z i nn ' s
104 Stats 8t
Phone 1971 Main,
H e . J,MM.JMJJM. JM-. ,
I Ladles Suits
$437
Formerly 18.75
Ladles Suits
$J085
Formerly $27 50
Ladies Skirts
$-300
Formerly $4 fiO
Ladles Skirts
$
15
00
Fprmerly $25
Ladles Waists
c
vJ
Choosing Citizens' Mayor Candidate.
I The eownittee of the Citizens' par
ty, at the bead of which Is W. r.
Dootbby, are try!? to agree on a
candidal for mayor, to be submitted
to tbe city convention tonight.
A BHmber of gentlemen are being
eoseldered. and a wmber, who have
heretofore acted wftb tbe Ottteeoa.
have declined tbe Jwmer. At tbe boer
of going to ereee bo bolee bad beea
made ton tbe Ha. Vat W. T. Slater
Is moat talked of, aed will probably
be soiBtaated.
Formerly Sa
Ladies Waists
Formerly $12.60
And so ob tbrouzb our entire eteck
of ready -to wear rarmtHti". Ibv
t Irate
OpcD'ng of Toyland and Dolldom
Rcnily for tho children
now nd old (oiks, too,
Sitntu Clftiia nnd Christ
lima nro only ft fow wcoka
uwny stand on your tintoea
und you cau almost boo them.
Aud wo'ro procured ns novor
boforo with tho finost und
largest etook of toys nnd dollfl
over shown in Salem.
Hundreds of Chriatmas
presonta of tho kind, and all
at tho lowest prioos.
Beautiful Dolls
Doll Houses
Doll Dishes
Doll Carriages
Doll Furniture
Doll Jewelry
Tea Sets
Laundry Sets
Tops
Horns (
Blocks
ABC Blosks
Wagons
Veloolpedes
Tricycles
Mulcaf Toys
Lifelike Wooly Animals
Interesting Oamts
Rattles
MsqIc Lanterns
Drums
Locomotives
t Steam Engines
Fire Engines
Hook and Ladders
Automobiles
Beats
Ouns
Tool Chests
Mechanical Toys
You're welcome to eowe In
and briRK ike HUle oaea. Let
them revel Im tbe beautlea and
fullness of 11m display; let
them show their preferenea
now. eeond floor. Tak elnrator
Wednesday only, 11.75 McOee
Petticoats.
bow Second floor. Take elevator
MM
t sal fe'sWJei 9& fS4sl if
Wyf(.. IM t, WI
Tlic Great Coat
Here's an overcoat called a "flroat
Coat" by Ike maker, Hart, gouaffper
& iinrx. When you .see It, (bat's
what yowll eall It; you'll say; TUbc
(a eertalnly a great seat." It la, In
faet as well as Ih name; bit,, nximy,
double breasted; for wintry days ami
iilahtaa great mmC Mare style thw
aa ubxr. Hotter tbe rat(HU--It's
Kreot.
All tbe ewet styles are shown
here at prleea rsnjHug from
$10.00 $22.50