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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALSM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1904.
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SAGE
KILLED BY
MISTAKE
Wrong Man Got in Front of
Indian's Bullet Whose
Aim Was Bad
! OtatAfl ,TI f n 1 li 1nA.4 ii , tftlfni
under arrest ' '
This is tho first conviction as a re
sult of tho crusade started by the
press, and others will probably follow.
jap Fleets
prepare for
fierce revenge
Slnarrel Over Card Game and
fire-water Caused
Tragedy
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COURT
(Continued from first page.)
IMrtTanO,. :Ett, April 29. A card
lEJunn arnfl -a SoUIo of firewater wero
rtte contributory causes of tho tragedy
ion tho 'Gnm3 Rondo Indian roservn
fabm23unUytt2uit resulted In the death
tat JPostor TH&ichlno and tho arrest of
ELonlB .SaTOBO on the chargo of mur
der. TTIib nmirderer, a full-blooded In
raiflji, rfttb. a. bad record on tho reser
vation, rwa6 brought to this city yes
ftariteymnd lodged In tho county jail
ttoarwiittaio action of tho federal au
mtcriiUes. Savago is of a very dudiah
tttKFctaanco, Tind his dress would lndl
CTttptaat io was something of a Deau
XBrammn, Trot ho bears the reputation
aifaittag n bad mnn with a gun, a sort
trttSfrendwood Dick among tho Indians.
El'o limn errcd time In tho ponlton
ilary. Ha frankly admits his bad rec
cord, ibtrt (Qcclaros that the killing of
Wftu!3xl vras an accident. Ho Intend
KdnBU&'ho half-breed-with whom ho
caiiawitisd.
XVfhsrsn the iloputy arrived with 8av
raw yesterday morning ho took him
"Jirectly to tho federal court, but the
Ifntli&n, wJio cvldonced a sharpness un
wiBual Tor one of his raco, domandod
sin (SittorDoy boforo he would bo an
3-alKnefl. Ho was accordingly Bent to
tflietoaifly Jail until he had time to get
bi law;w. When seen In his coll ho
tfallrul rroel about his cobo, (IUcubs
fengV'0 details of tho crime, and tho
rposi'kblllty of being hanged with un
rttsricorn. His manner and his word's
Uolif 'plainly that It was of little con
cccrii to lilra whethor ho wore a hemp
iiccktlo or tho variegated work of art
ITiat adorned bis neck at tho tlmo. He
willingly po3od while tho artist drow
kt'lclii'B of his faco, and' seemed high
Sy pleased with tho ldoa of gattlr.g his
picture In tho pnpoK
H1b costume was particularly dud
ash for an Indian, and ho oxorcbod the
xitinost caro to pro3orvo his stylish
hubs. He wore a neat, black ault, and
to bo up to date woro no vost to hldo
Ills fancy shirt and flowing necktie of
rainbow huos. A glistening whlto col
lar around his copper-colored nock
ss carefully protected from porspl
ration by a white silk handkerchief.
From tho story ho related of tho
crlmo Uio and several other Indians
spent ulmost all night ongaged' In a
Karoo of cards. A botlo of firewater
bad boon procured from somo un
known Bourco, and as tho night woro
atway in tho woo sma' hours tho dusky
plnycrs woro in rathor high spirits. A
iTiarrel aroso betweon Savago and a
lialf-broed, nnd tho embers of anger
wnro fannod into raging flames by
tnoro firewater. Savago drow a gun
to nro at tho half-breod, but Wachlno,
who attempted to prevent troublo, re
ceived tho bullet In his breast and
axnlc to tho floor dead.
"It was an accident that I Bhot
Wachlno," said Savago yostorday. "I
did not intend to hit him. I Intended
to Bhoot tho half-brood. Wo qunrrolod
and I offered to have a fair light with
hlmf to settle tho mattor. But bo
wouldn't fight fairly. Ho drew somo
thing from his pocket thnt I think
waa a gun. I pulled my gun and
flrod In self-dofonso. Ho jumped to
ono aide, and tho bullot struck Wach
lno." When asked if ho thought ho would
lio hblo tl prove that tho killing of
Wachlno was nu nccldent. and oscapo
the gallows, ho roplled n n tono of
wltor Indlfferenco. "I don't' know
wbothor I will got freo or not."
Savage admlttod with an air of
bravado that ho had aorvod tlmo In
tho penitentiary for burglary and In
Jail for carrying concealed weapons.
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Convicted on Federal Charge.
Hpokauo, Wash., April 29. Charles
F. Sjobrlujr was convicted In tho fed.
rul' Court hero today on tho chargo of
Bonding an obsceuo lettor through tho
tnallfl. A fow wooks ago a fomalo ro.
porter of tho presa wont to Soabrlng,
who rims an employment agency,
and, for tho purposo of tvopplng tho
smweuft. ondeuvorod to got him to fun
Ih girls for Immoral purposes for a
arjcUtloua persons, "Zolpha Lyons," at,
JNefcwu, U. C, Soabrlng wrote to tho
supposed koopor of a resort In Nol-
oa, offering to provldo tho girts, and
t& letter was Intercepted, by Uuttod
Tho fact that the navy Is doing some
thing of an offensive character ap
peals to the popular mind, which has
been unable to appreciate tho reason
for the Inactivity of the fine ships of
the Vladivostok ships.
It is generally recognized that Rear
Admiral Yeszen cannot do more than
frlghton tjho Japaneito, and compel
them to exercise greater caution In
their military movements, as the sink
ing of a fow transports or even tcruls
or3 can have no permanent effect on
tho result of tho war. Moreover, ho
is bound by his instructions not to
risk his ships unduly, tho Intention be
ing to keep them safe from an attack
with tho Baltic fleet when it nrrivo3
In the Pacific.
Tho possibility of a Japanese at
tempt to mine the entrance to Vladi
vostok, as was dono at Port Arthur,
is considered, but tho conditions aro
different, and,' besides, Rear-Admlral
Yeszen, with tho lesson of the Petro
pavlovsk disaster fresh In his mind,
will observe the utmost caution.
Supplies Move Slowly.
London, April 29. Tho correspond
ent of tho Central News at Toklo say's
that reports received 'there Indlcnte
that tho bulk of the Russian supplies
is being transported to Vongwang
Chong, on the road to tho Yalu by
means of carts, occupying five days
to cover 90 miles from Rusalan head--nuartors.
April Term.
Road and Highway.
Amtv
Name Cld.
Altnor & Co ?
Bradley, E
Bagby Lum. Co
Bugun, Frank H. . ..
Bundy, B. L ,
Bothwell, Philip .. ..
Brown, Lee & Son . .
Cal. Powder Wks . . .
Capital Stables .. ..
High Officers Captured.
St. Petersburg, April 29. Further
roports of tho sinking of tho Klnshln
Maru state that altogether 210 prls-,
oners wero taken a Of .these 183 were'
captured on tho transport and In
clude a colonel and one high staff of.
ficor.
No Peace for Russia.
St. Petersburg, April 29. A circu
lar lasued by the foreign office to Rus
sian representatives abroad declares,
catogorically, that Russia will not ac
cept mediation to tormlnato tho 'war,
which, tho circular declares, was
rorcod upon her.
Neither will Russia, It 13 declared,
allow the Inrventlon of any power
whatsoever In tho Russlan-Japanoso
negotiations after the war.
Japs Give Different Account.
Toklo, April 29. According to tho
Japanoso account only 73 Japanese
wero willed and drowned In tho sluk
ing of tho Kinshlu Maru. As tho
transport went down sovoral of the
Boldiors committed Bulcldo. Among
thoso who went down with tho ship
wero two captains and thro elleuton
ants. Tho transport becamo separat
ed In somo manner from the convoy,
and tho Russian attack followed.
Good Spirits,
flood spirits don't all como from
Kentucky. Their main sourco is the
livor and all tho fine spirits over
mado In tho Bluo Grass stato could
not remedy a bad llvor or Mjo hundred
and one 111 effects It produces. You
can't havo good Bplrlts and a bad
llvor at tho samo tlmo. Your liver
must bo In flno condition If you would
feel buoyant, happy and hopoful,
bright of oyo, light of stop, vigorous
and successful In your pursuits. You
can put your liver In fine condition by
using Croon's August Flowor tho
greatest of all medlcinos for tho llvor
and stomach and a certain euro for
dyspopsla or lndlgostlon. It has beon
a favorito housohold remedy for over
thlrty-flvo yeara. August Flower will
uiako your llvor healthy and actlvo
and thus lnsuro you a liberal supply
of "good Bplrits." Trial slzo, 25c;
regular bottles, 75c. At all druggists.
At Dr. Stone's drug stores
Campbell, A. B
Cosy, S. L
Dawson & Son .. ..
Carter, J. K
Eskew, M. L
Doyness, John .. ..
Eakew, J. M.
Fllnn, A. L
Olazncr, J
Grimm, B. J,
Haskell & Dorrancc..
Hasslng, Fred
Horrlck, B. B. Jr
Herren, Horace .. ..
Jackson, Jerome R. ..
Janz, R. J
Knight & Susbauer ..
Kaufman, J
Laurence, J. B
McCormlck, C. A. ...
McCormlck, W. B. ...
McCorkle, M. A
Mnnnlng & Forguson
Malvln, E. T
May, C. L.
May, A. J
Mason, II
Macey, Jeaso
Swarts, II. L
Nelson, J11II113
Nichols, G. H
Bastlanson, John ....
Haggerty, A. E
Edwards, Howard . . .
.98
1,12
12.20
7.00
3.00',
2.25
1-92 '
C9.98
2.00
3.75
3.75
9.17
2.25
4.00
35 32
17.00
21.00
1.87.
3.00
8.55
. 8.00
55.20
8.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
7.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
.50
18.00
1.50
2.25
1.50
G.00
3.00
1.00
29.24
3.00
1.50
3.00
5.62
Card, Jos 3.00
Olson. Lars 3.00
Phole & BlBhop .... 19.75
Pendleton, D. E 3.00
Rice Bro3. & Stego.. 3.50
Runnoc A. H ' 9.75
Reynolds John 75
Robertson, A. E 3.00
Scheidler & Hnrtmnn 2.25
Shafer, J. A 18.00
Siowart, Almon .. .. 3.06
Slogmund & Pugh ... .40
Slewert, Almon .. .. 3.00
Simmons, Arthur .. . 1.50
Smith, E 2.23
Road and Highway.
Sylvestor, E. W. .. ..$ .75
... 3 00
, . . 59.82
.75
. . 9.00
, . . 3.20
. . 37.85
. . 4.50
. . . 4.50
. . 7.50
. . . 7.50
Tetor, R. D
Wade & Co
Walker, W. G
Wagner, D. F
Wheeler, O. H. ..
Wiggins, F. A
Whitney, John ....
Barneau, D
Bashaw, John ....
Bashew, M
Lucler, Fred 12.00
Wlncont John ...
Wampole, ....
Baleck,
Harding, Mrs. ...
Whitney, Lincoln
COO
13.50
3.75
11.25
11.25
Portland and Return Only $2.20.
Tho Southern Paclflo Is now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for 12.20, good going Saturday
p. m., or any train of Sunday, return
ing Sunday and Monday, giving all
day Sunday and Monday In Portland.
Tho samo arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland poople
a chanco to visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
Weather.
Tonight and Saturday, fair, light
frost tonight; warmer Saturday.
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Bum ti : yl IjM YW HM Km WW
BigaitiK
ei FWif'
Cffl$Zk
Current Expenses.
Brown, G. G, 1.00
Burghardt Co 13.30
Colbath B. B 35.00
Drosser, A. S 1.C0
Gault Printing Co, .. 7.25
Hart, J. N 3.00
Horrlck B. B. Jr. .... 1C.C0
Loc?kwood CM 9.00
Moores, E. T 11.00
McCorkle M. A. ..'.. 2.00
Moores, R. E. & Co... 17.18
Patton Bros 24.05
Richardson, W. Y. ... 2.0G
Roland J. W. 1.00
Statesman Job Off... 17.50
Scott, J. H 9.10
Selgmund, J. C. .. .. COO
Poor.
Barr, Herman 8.00
Carrlco, James H. ... 10.00
Fllnn, A. L 5.00
Gilbert & Baker .... 10.00
Hughes, Co. John .... 8.00
High M. M 86.40
Harrltt & Lawrence.. COO
AmL
Alld.
$ .98
1.12
12.S0
7.00
3 00
2.25
V. 1.92
C8.G6
2.00
3.75
3.75
, 8.34
2.25
4.00
35.32
17.00
21.00
1.87
3.00
8.55
8.00
55.20
8.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
7.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
.50
18.00
150
2.25
' 1.50
6.00
3.00
1.00
k 29.24
3.00
1.50
3 00
5.62
3.00
3.00
19.75
' 3.00
3.50
9.75
.75
3.00
2.23
18.00
8.00
.40
3.00
1.50
2.25
.75
3.00
59.82
.75
9.00
3.20
37.85
4.50
4.501
7.50
7.50
12.00
6.00
13 60
3.75
11.25
11.25
f 1.00
13.30
35.00
1.60
7.25'
3.00
16.50
9.00
11.00
2.00
17.18
24.05
2.06
1-.00
17.50
9.10
6.00
i 8.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
8.00
86.40
5.00
McKInney & Prange.
Pac States T & T Co
Royer, C. L, ..;,
Richardson, (. Y, ...
5.00
1.50
5.00
2.00
Salem Hospital 63.00
Simpson, J. A 2.50
Smith F. E; 40.00
Smith, J. C 625.00
Spencer, F. W. 2.30
Taylor, A. B 4.00
Weaver, S. W. 8 00
Court House Expense.
Damon, A. H S 1.75
Citizens L & T Co ... 46.00
Hughes Co., John ... 2.40
Petzel, M. J 10.65
Pac States T & T Co. 14.60
Salem Water Co . . . . 12.40
Spencer, F. W 25
White, Sim H 25 '
Justice Court.
Queener, W. H 6.60
Smith, Henry 5.70
Smith, Henry 1.70
Smith, Joseph 1.70
Gherkin, Clarence ... 1.70
Koester, H. L 2.10
Horgan E. D 6.00
Lewis, John H 8.50
Stapleton, John .. .. 1.70
Stlnaon, L. R 1.00
McAteo, A. T 3.00
Burroughs, Thas .... 1.00
White, D. A 1.00
Koester, H. L 3.00
Clark, W. J 2.00
Poujado, L. H 2.00
Sheriff's Office.
Bushey, Wm $ 58.00
Forward, Allen 58.00
Jail.
Colbath, B. B $ 66.36
Salem W. M. Store .. 3.20
Poor.
Priest, Mrs. W. II. ..$ 5.00
Hicks, R. M 3.00
Moshbergor & Son .. 8.00
Road and Highway.
6.00
1.50
Con.
2.00
63.00
2.50
4000
100.00
2.30
4.00
8.00
$ 1.75
43.00
2.40
10.65
14.60
12.40
.25
.25
$ 6.60
5.70
1.70
1,70
1.70
2.10
6.00
8.50
1.70
1.00
3.00
1.00
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
$ 58.00
58.00
66.36
3.20
? 5 00
3.00
8.00
$ o.op
51.00
1.50
1.50
10.85
9.00
8.00
3.00
11.25
4.50
4.75
' 9.00
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WWMtHHm,
To Open up
Sptmg Tfade
Just iot a Sta-rtet
Spring business has keen a little slow. "We hav I
bought heavy in a I lines. Now we want to onload. I
Out Loss is Yoat Gain
We will allow a 20 per cent redaction on all new goods I
A $20.00 Stilt will cost yoc only $16.00 1
A $ JO.OO Sait will cost yoti only $ $ n0
A$ 3.00 Hawcs Hat $ 2.40
Remember all high grade goods at low grade prices
Shirts regular $ .75 cost yot only $ tgn I
Shirts regalar $.OU cost yoa only $ ,qq
Neck Ties regular 25c cost you only 20c
7.00
41.50
Bursue, John $ 9.00
DaVIdson, W. F 51.00
Dawson, A 1.60
Hovenden, David . . . 1.50
MUoy, Wm 10.85
McCormlck, Jas 9.00
Needham J. C. .'. .. ..' 8.00
Otterstham Ereme .. 3.00
Otterstram, Chaa ... 11.25
Otecurk, Tom 4.60
Sco't, John II '4.75
Whitney, John 9.00 '
Current Expense.
Shafer, F. E '? 7.06 $
Rodgers & Co 11.50
Election Expense.
Roland, John W 5.00 ? 5.00
Court House Expense.
Stelner & Borgor ...$ 2.50 $ 2.50
Rebate.
Jory, John W ? 25,00 $ 25.00
Howell, J. M 1.00 1.00
Poor.
Martin, Mrs. J 6.00 $ '6.00
Walker, J. S 7.88 7.88
Stock Inspector.
Keeler, D. D ..$ 75.00 $ 75.00
Road and Highway. .
Scollard. N ? 24.00 $ 24.00
Simmons, J 15.00 15.00
County Court and Com.
Statesman Pub. Co. ..$ 4.50 $ 4.50
Hofer Bros ;.. 4.50 4.50
Noedham I. C.
Mlley, Wm. ,
Poor.
Mtckol, Frances ., ..$ 6.00 $ 6.00
Tax Rebate.
Eastern Inv. Co 4.47
Miscellaneous.
City of Salem lin
road tax $ 400.00
Fees for Jurors .... 285.00
In the mattor of county aid for
Frances Mlckel, Allowance Increased
to $12.00 per month.
In tho matter of tho resignation of
J. E. Short, supervisor of road district
No 8 F. It. DuRette, supervisor of
district No. 6 and H, J, Hadlcy, super
visor of district no. 35, all accopted.
W. O Walker appointed supervisor
of district No. '8 Henry Klrkwood
appointed suporvlcor of district No. 6,
In tho matter of tho petition of Wal
tor" I Toozo et al for the location of
a county road, viewers report read
Sam Adolph
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Com'ISt
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approved Ij
beon completed and
roadmaster.
In tho matter of the petition
Jos. Bochsler et al for aid In cutflnj
$ 4.47
$400.00
285.00
MFAmmBFiAT,
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flr3t tlmo In open court matter con
tinued. In tho matter of tho petition of J.
W. La Follett et al for aid in grading
and graveling the hill known as La down tho Boscvhler and Fessler bilk
,eoiier,i mil graniea county 10 am in uruercu mac wnen proposed imprort
Iho sum of ?50.00 when work has ment has been completed and
been completed and approved by road proved by roadmaster, county m
master. grant aid not to exceed 40 percent
In the matter of tho petition of S. of entire cost of such improvement
S. Brownell ot al for aid in' improv- .
ing tho road known as the Drager . McFadden's Row of FlaU.
road, granted, county to assist as is 1 Tho specialties In "McFaddtf
customary in such work (proportion- Row of Flats," the great tvren&r
ately). I century farco comedy, by E. W, Ton.
In the matter of tho petition of J. send and Glenn MacDonough, ttt
S. Walker for nld, granted. f will be tho offering at the Grand Opei
In the matter of the quit claim deed
from Laurenco Gooding ct al to
Marlon county for road purposes, '
board of county road reviewers In-'
structed to survey tho proposed
route on the 26th Inst, and report to
the court.
In tho matter of tho appointment
of judges and clorks of election, ow
ing to vacancies In the board of
Judgo3 nnd clerks of election by rea
son of various resignations, the fol
lowing appointments are made.
Brooks Clifton Evans, chairman;
Richard Pattorson, second judge.
Chemawa T. M. Kirby, 2nd 'judgo
first set; Louis Savnge, 3rd Judgo'
second set; J. A. Jefferson, 3rd clerk
second set.
Fairfield Trefiey Boutin, 2nd judgo;
Tom Ditmar, 2nd clqrk.
Gervals rllarrlson Jones, 2nd clerk.
Hubbard Laurence Scholl, 2nd
clerk.
Llborty J. B. Parker, 2nd cderk,
second sot; R. D. Tetor, 3rd clerk,
second set.
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Marlon Ed Farnham, 3rd Judge; I.
N. Cook, 1st clerk.
Scotts Mills J. R. Skirvain,
clerk; W. F. Drager, 3rd clerk.
Stayton Allen Davie, 3rd clerk.
Sublimity Jos. A. Dltter, 1st clerk.
SUvorton Lowls Ames, 3rd judgo;
Albert Whltlock, 1st clerk.
Salem, No 2 Fred Palmer, 1st
clerk, first set.
Salem, No
judge.
Salem, No. 5-Geo. Will. 3rd clerk ' nu.., . . -
won unm TviT m 1 1 ot dlrt' clothes, homes full of tlta
woodburn John Whitney, 3rd , , . ,i. .ita,
clerk, second set. ,ndt bad odor8' 8oap' 6arc?2
. ., ... 'heat, worry, extra meals for
iu u mauer 01 tne petition of J. ' " ... , tvw h,MUGH
wn IHU JUU UU IV " '
DRY WORK.. We will call t Jj
home and tako all your wash 4j
turn It no fnllnnra- All Flit WV1
. .. v. di) .ultimo.
una report to the lncludIng bed ticks bol3ter and p
Slins. hlanltots. comforts. MMW
I House on Monday, May 2d, are ieodj
tho moat novel and costly IfttoM
over presented on the stage.
In the company are such wellknon
artists as the Exposition Four, ft
I Yellow Kids, Joe Wlllard, Prett 1W
1st Jerry Sullivan, Teddy Slmmoik
Belle Gold, Ada Boshell, May Bit
and Llbby Hart.
Seats on sale at box office MosW
at a a. m.
A New Departure.
3-John Reynolds, 2nd Qct Rid of Blue Monday
How can you remedy It? Ge' "'J
Ulrio Miller et al for .tho location of
a county road, board of county road
reviewers instructed to make survey
April zoth, 1904
court.
In tho matter of tho petition of T ,' "'""T" liLti kiA
uc Srhni t- ,f i , ., , .. chiefs, napkins, rags, sheets, k"
Aug. scholz, Jr., et al for tho location . ' ' ... ' ,,, ,,,, j trtf
brdrcLrlrvrerur " ".' fi
samo on tho 2Jth oay ofTprl Tl904 7" rag8' CtC- W,U iS
and report to the court. ' 19Vd oenptote. Wearing rwjjg
in the matter of the redemption of ba,nnco of Iaundrr ,wafi
Property of Mrs. J. B. IIrsch bough and " "Hed.ready for Iron W
u by Marlon county at ax saie or!' Tt ,bfl don' tta ?!
dered that tho dork Issue redemption ' "f Iar BervaafL T ! Tltf
certificate therefore. luoIwlfo may prefer to do """,,
s2&rs:tf
vuumy roau, viewers report read J TV . i nhnreed
second time In open court and matter' CUff8 and laCe CUrtal fif? 1
continued. uri ana matter prices. Points to consider
la tho matter of the petition of T? "f ""T? ', EE
Franz Zimmerman et al for remova flR3Cd; DOt a parUc, , ,i S
of obstruction In a county oad Ton , ?J?BB,.B 7 T
JUea. , ""KHiy uisiuievieu. - 0
In the matter of the petition of alJ i?.S J-
ty road, board of county road Thinn
ers instructed to make Burvey on the
uaj oi and report to tho clerk.
In tho matter of tho noun
C H. McKnlght et al for aid In Im
Proving tho road leadlnir to nil.
granted-ald to bo given to an amount
not exceeding 40 per cent nf m f
subscribed, to be paid when worfc has
w. Ross et al for a survey of a conn-! ",".. 1 I"' " TrZto
for us, and too costly for th f
market. Give us a inai. w -
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