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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1904)
V7V lf" w v , -wr" t I ' f DAILY - fTOTOllL JOURPfiOI 1 - ... i ..I ii i i VOL. XIV, lADE ENOUGH .ANYWAY loctor Died But His Bill Went March- . ing on lAsks bnt a Hundred Thousand Heirs Are Glad to Accept One Eighth ' That Sum Chicago, Jan. 11. Dr. Emma Nick- arson Warns' bill for $100,000 for six years medical services to'the million- Inlro, Francis Wheeler, was settled to- day by tho payment' of ?12,500. Both tho doctor and patient aro dead, and ttbo caso has been til the courtH since lJuly, 1900. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Geo. A.La Vio vs. Waltor L. Toozo, on mandate; defendant's motion for judgment for $16(6.12 as value and $1 damages, and plaintiff's motion for Judgment notwithstanding verdict, ar gued. Geo. O. Savago va. Salem Flouring Mills Co., defendant's motion. tc strike out part of amended complaint over ruled, and dofondant has Until Janu ary 25th' to answer. J, W. Prall vs. Campbell Building Co., non-suit by plaintiff. Bcnj. Schwartz & Sons vs. Loo Cow, et al., supplementary complaint filed; Jury trial. W. D. Mohney vs. G. Stelner; de fault and Judgment with order to sell attached property. Stato of Oregon vs. L. D. Masscy and Loo Jeffries, selling liquor with out llconso (three cases); defendants' motion to postpono trial overruled. It G. Koofo vs. Z. T. Smith, F. I. Dunbar garnlshco; appeal from Jus tice court; garnishment proceeding dismissed on motion of garnishee; plaintiff gives, notice of oppeal to the supremo court The jurors not engaged In the Schwartz caso wore discharged this afternoon for tho term. 8ALEM, OREGON, MONBgY, JANUARY 11, 1904. ''-"'fi'Mn ORIENTAL HOT AIR factor' The Whole Woifl Weary ojf the Pooh Bah Conflict News Gatherers Have flult and Gone to Rummaging Political Garbage Heaps for "Rot" Home, Jan 11. Tho king and queen today attended tho exhibition of the pupils in tho American Academy of Decorative Art,. and woro profuao in their pralBO. Tho circuit court reconvened this morning, and a numbor of motions Iworo disposed of, when the caso of tho State against L. D. Masscy and Leo Jeffries wa called up. J. A. Joffroy appeared for tho 'mon and filed a mo tion for a continuanco. Tho men woro brought into tho court room by Shor- iff ColbaUi, and tho motion was argued on tho aflldavit of one of tho defend- anta that tho principal witness for the lofonse, J. J. Ettlngor, of Milt City, vas ill and nnablo to attend, and that postponement was necessary for 10 purposo of securing this witness it tho trial. Tho motion was over- ruled, and tho caso will bo set down for hearing soino tlmo this weolc. Tho men woro Indicted for soiling whiskey without a llcenso at Mill City. Tills aftornoon Massey and Jeffries Iwithdrow tho plea of "not guilty," and pleaded guilty to tho charge of soil- jlng liquor to.Quoonor (one caso). Tho defendants will bo sentenced tomor row at 9 a. m. . In tho caso of Boniamln Schwartz & Sons vb, Leo Gow7&T,nlrf.iwsult on a hop contract was called, and a Jury, chosen tills aftornoon. The caso wont to trial. Orders woro mado In- casos on tho docket as follows; T Try a box of that elegant stuffed fruit At 9 inn s z Death of Mrs. T. J. McCleary. Tho remains of Mrs. T. J. McCloajy, who dlod at tho family homo near Mill City last Friday, woro brought to Salem yestorday morning, and woro laid to rest In tho Clnggott cometory, north of this city. The funeral ser vices woro hold at tho homo of W. W. Martin, on East Stato street, Rev. Boworsox conducting tho thomo. Mrs. McCloary was a sister of Mrs. Mar tin and Mrs. Ira Erb. Sho was 36 years old, and leaves sovoral chlldron and a husband to mourn" her d6nth. Mr. McCleary Is well-known In this city us a former loader of tho Popu list party. Borlln, Jan. 11. Tho foroign office today assorts tho boliof that peace will bo established In tho far East, but declines to give Its reasons for the statement. Albany Girls Win. Tho Albany Collogo and Lebanon girls' basket ball teams played an In teresting gamo Saturday evening nt Lebanon. It was tho first gamo of tho season for both teams, and resulted In a victory for Albany. -Thio scoro was 11 to C. Waltor Bilyou, of .Al bany, .acted as reforeo, and Ernost Barnes, tho Lebanon coach, was um pire. Tho Albany team will play Wil lamette's team this coming Friday. Tho, Llchty Estate. County Judgd Scott this afternoon appointed L. J. Attains administrator of tho ostato of John Llchty, deceased, who was drownod near Sllverton, Jan uary st, last. Tho ostato Is valued at 47,000, consisting of real and per sonal proporty. Mr. Adams gave a bond of ?20,000. Thoro aro sovon heirs to tho ostato, chlldron of deceased. -Trolley Against Steam. ' Chicago, Jan. 11. A collision oc ciftrod botweort a tr6lloy car and a Mllwaukoo & St. Paul train at Irving Park boulovard thja .forenoon. Chos. Fagin, motorman, and George Walker, a pa&songor, woro fatally, and 20 oth ers loss seriously injured. Hear the Flsk Jubilee Singers, at thp Opora House night. to- 154 SUte et Phone 1971 Matrv O. L. Vinton, of Lawrence, Ore,, was a Salem visitor yestorday. llglH)ltOtai9l8glK-tl19i4MHH-Waeigft 1 20 Pet cent Reduction On Men's and Boys Overcoats Paris, Jan. 11. Diplomatic advicos today say poaco is assured if Japan will bo contont with Koroa, and keop Its bands off Manchuria. Japan is now negotiating with Koroa for a con firmation of her concessions thoro. St. Petersburg, Jan. 11. Tho gov. ornmont denies tho reports that Rus sians negotiating for warships. London, Jan. 11. Russia has ad drossed a note to the Powers, staling that sho will respect tho treaty rights' of all nations In Manchuria, and do clarlng that sho and Japan havo no more right to discuss tho future of Manchuria than thoy havo of the Philippines, as tho country belongs to noitlicr. Japan officially announcod that it hasn't landed troops in Korea, and. has no presont Intention of doing so. Tho Russian note had quieting offect at all tho capitals. Baron Hay- ash I, Japanese minister at London, is again cloBoted with tho foroign olllce this aftornoon. USHERS REFUSED HER AID Chicago, Jan. 11. Tho taking of testimony nt tho Iroquolc inquost to day was similar to that given bofore. Ono witness tostlflod sho had ap pealed to tho ushor to assist hor to es cape but ho throw hor off, Fifteen members of tho Bluobeard Company, who hnvo boon hold undor arrest by thoqoronor, woro released today, their testimony having been taken. Thora was ono more hospital death this morning, bringing tho list of dead, to 570; sovoral others aro In a critical condition. We have a cood assortment of sixes and qualities $ for voci to select lrom. J Ifyoa have any ose for an overcoat, nows the J V 11. &. & a .. time iu gei uue at The Prodigal Gets Home, St. Louis, Jan. 11. Ex-Councllmnu Kratz, In chargo of officers, arrlvod lioro from Moxlco this morning. Thor8 was no demonstration, owing to the fact that whon Kratz fled to Moxlco he forfeited his bond of $20,000. tt Is bel(ovcd tho now bonds will not bo loss than $40,000. Kratz was Indicted for tho accoptanco of a brlbo In tho 6troot railway grants, In which the jboodlors are said to have divided JC0,- vuv. San Earned Good Wages. Francisco, Jan. 11. Ex-City IThe New Yok I Treasurer A. O. Wldbor was roleased iivm uau suuuim win uiuiuiutt, Ultui J having served flvo yoars" for emboz- zllng $118,000 of tho olty funds. He 'had substituted sliver for gold In the 'coin sacks, and spent tho money on the raco track and In gambling. Racket 9 fc I Dolls, games, hooks dressing cases, and pictures at X X exactly UNH-nAi-r jpkiu. Salem's Cheapest One Pice Cask Stoic E. T. BARNES,' Ptop. Will Erupt In Indiana. New York, Jaui 11. Bryan left hore! today for New Haven, where ho has business in connection with the Ben nett will case. From thro ho goes to Indiana, whoro ho Is sohoduled to do ' liver two speeches. . Whitaker Wright on Trial. I London, Jan. 11. The prosecution of Whlteakor Wright opened In the court of King's 'Bench today. Thore !wob a great crowd-presont of those 'interested In tho defunct London , Globe Corporation.' m mA TIMS F CLALLAM" DISASTER fit of Those Unac counted for Now Forty Gne Inpifest Being Held at Vic toria and Alolter of Ships Seaworthiness Ex amined Into mission Jiad proved fruitless. It Is un derstood that ono causo of his depar ture at this time is his anxiety regard ing the action of the' board of elec tions, fearing his absence may en danger his election to the presidency, of Colombia. Getting Inquisitive. Washington, Jan. 11. Tho house," today, without debate, unanimously adop'tod a resolution calling on tho attorney-general for a full report on the disposition of tho half million appro priatlon by congress for tho enforce ment of tho Sherman anti-trust law. . Victoria, B. C, Jan. 11. Tho in questjbver tho eight bodies recovered yestorday la being hold today, Rigid inquiries as to tho seaworthiness of tho Clallam aro being made. A fleet of half a hundred wnr vessels, tugs, steamers and small boats Is now pa trolling tho vicinity of tho disaster, searching for moro bodies. Tho bodies of Mrs. Mary Reynolds,! of Seattle, and Mrs. H. F. Laplanto, j of Friday haijbor, woro recovered near , Victoria, Forty-one victims aro still missing. t Hanna Is, at Columbus. Columbus, O., an. 11. Senator Han na arrived hero from Cleveland to night, and will remain until after his re-olection to tho United States sen ate. Tho house and sennto will bal lot separately on United States sena tor on next Tuesday. . Reyes Goes Home. Washington, Jan. 11. Reycssont.n lottor to tho state department this morning saying ho was about to leave for Colombia, and Intlmntfng thnt hlsj including old Chinoso guns. KILLED WOMEN AND CHILDREN Washington, Jan. 11. Mall advices to tho war department from Manila claim that Wood's victory ovor tho Moros was not so great as at first ro ported. Thoy say that In tho skirmish wjigro 300 natives woro killed, many woro women and children, arlncd with knives. Tho men had antiquated arms( NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Meets in Washington City Tuesday Morn ing Gorman and Parker Named Most Often, Hearst Not Mentioned, Big Cities Want Convention Washington, Jan. 11. Largo dole' gatlons nro arriving today to attond tho meeting of tho national Demo cratic commltteo, which begins to morrow. Harmony Is tho watchword. Gorman and Parker aro montiouod most oftpn. Williams Is also given occasional montion, but Hearst Is sel dom heard of. Chicago, St. Louis and Now York havo all oponod hoadquai' tors, and aro nftor tho convontlon Colonol Jumes Hamilton Lowls, for merly of Seattle, will do an oratorical stunt boforo tho convention In behalf of Chicago. 0 The Flsk Jubilee Singers in fhclr groat program of plantation songs, will nppoar at tho Grand Opera Houso tonight. ircrjnrl JANUARY w Jill W H L- , f i It ? Illlm m I J I"1! MM H M Wk, 89 m B VM fc .- 11 I Be Fail To Youtseti hey say charity begins at name. Why not begin today to save yourself time as well as money? will your money qo the farthest? Where can you get the best for the leact outlay? Ask yourself, you don't 'unconsciously say " at Meyers." Where See If 4tC8lWHr4aMl-WiOItgt The Advance Sale of Seats For the Fisk Jubilee Singers, at th Grand Opera House tonight. Indi cates that there will bo a crowded house. LaMes Skirts 4 Special attraction in our ladlos' readyto-wear department la our Imraenso showing of llnost assort ment of ladloe skirts. Here can bo found Bklrts to suit the taste and pookot book of all classes of people in all stations In life. Look ovor those fine bargains. I7.SQ black chovlot skirt, wll madp throughout' $6.00 H2.50 black broadelqth. skirt a bargain at $8.50 $25.00 black ellk skirt, vory handsomely trimmod ' $J5.00 Wednesday Only ' NUMBER 158. Another rousing sale is antici pated noxt Wednesday wbonfthls groat speolal bargain is placed bo foro you. On this day only, wo of fer fine, well-mado porcalo and flannelotto WRAPPER8 v assortment of In a lino Theso wrappers aro dollar valuoe. Special price colour. roKUla'r one- 50c ea Men's O'coats Shrewd buyors Booking raro val ues aro finding out ovory day that this toro Is thq host placo to buy blothlng. AH the now stylotf of hand flnlshod, gracoful fitting clotnes that are rovoIutloniKlng the ready-to-wear trodo. No other store can afford to noil such good clothing for so little money. $ J 0.00 Overcoats $ 6.75 1 5.00 Overcoats 9.50 20.00 Overcoats M.50 25.00 Overcoats 6.fJ0 An 0ogant. assortment from which to make your solcotlou. jQo&t1eiiei&&& 0 Jr Am jflfPtS: m Mm 1 X i m 1 ' HI 1