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IXIV.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1901,
KO. 220.
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MORE DRINK AND
HE'LL TELL IT ALL
MILDRED
RUSSIANS RESIST
JAPANESE ATTACK
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Louis Boodler Squeals? on Boss and
Implicates an Other Prominent
Citizen
?tt5fs, Oct. 3. Cbas. F. Kell& flight to Europe He declared, that
WgBpcakcr of the house of dele-l"""' Butler" gave him $15,000 to
, ..., .4.,,' uee, iinu unit, uuuer joined uiin in
under conviction for perjurjr ' .,'.,..,
,, don, nnd remained with him nb
Lon-
nbrond.
Off
Bnecuon wmi iuo uuouiu . Tr :,,:,. ... at T ...
nd whoso trial comes up this wj)0) Jl0 sav8i visited him at Sault Ste
his morning gave out a written Marie, while en route to Europe, and
son of the circumstances of his gave him $800.
-SUICIDES
I
larine Reserves Strike.
allies, Oct. 3. The strike of the"
reserves was resumed this morn-
Phe men refused to comply with
is of arbitration to which they
themselves. The authorities
'solution to tho present situation.
o
Vanguard Strengthened.
'Borae, Oct. 3. A telegram from
Ekfop, asserts that General Stoessel
as ordered that nil women anil chil
dren at Port Arthur, except nurses, to
leavo the city in order that food nnd
water, which are scarce, will last longer.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 3. Gen. Sak
haroff reports that tho Japanese' van
guard has been strengthened, nnd has
reached a point 23 versts southeast of
Mukden. There have been no serious
engagements or movements at other
points.
,ei
IONS
TURNED
, DOWN
kicngo, Oct. 3. The Pulliunn car
ke opened their doors this morning
took back 1000 employes, nfter
eral weks' shut down. Tho men
lied individually, and there was
recognition of the unions. Fivp
lusand aro still out, but they will be
ten back gradually. It is believed'
be tho end of union sway in tho
Dps
MULLAH
PRETTY
HOSTILE
Aden, Arabia, Oct. 3. Th Mnd
Mullah is again on tho warpath, and
is reported as hnving looted the vil
lago of Ogade, killing 500 men, wot
men and children, and capturing on8r
mous quantities of camels nnd sheep.
Ho lately received great quantities of
rifles.
er of ; Prominent Mill
Owner Ends Her
Life"
Left Letters Saying Tlfat She Had Bad
Luck in MSe Af-
-ti
fairsl
htuml luck' J ,ove' Charllo Ponnell
better than nnything in tho world. You
did not want mo to marry him, but he
is going away, so am I. You hnvo Elsie.
Shcivill be good to you. I lovo you
pnpni but 1 can't always stay hero, so
lllOWLWOll't Vnil lllonuo irlvn Pl.r. i-ll.. tl.l.
i n rclf0ck'1nri'' n"cr """""K.noto tcll.ng him goodbye. Leave his
about 20 minutes, she did likewise. Af-1 pletnte in tho bnck of WB
tor about half an hour she arose nnd.ug ,cavc ,t y bfl tQ
swallowed tho contests of tho bottle, 80ifnm, E8e. Goodbye. Your unh-
ucr suiierings soon nuraeung tuo ni- ,,v Mildred "
Miss Mildred Brynnt, the 17-year-old
daughter of Geo. K. Eryant, commit
ted suicide th'is morning by taking
strychnine. The net was premeditate!,
ns tho poison had been purchased on
Friday at tho drug storo of P. G. Haas.
Last evening her parents went to
Twenly Thousand Brown Men Said to
Have Been Kilied at Port
tention of the other occupnnts of tho
house. Drs. Iteynolds and Smith were
called, nnd nfter several hours' work
left at T:30 this morning, nnd thijy
pronounced her out of ganger at that
time. About 2:30 sho suddenly grcjiv
worse, ami died almost immediately?
The girl left two letters on her tnblc,
one to her father, tho other to Chas.
Ponnell, the son of her fnthcr's part
ner. Tho letter to her father is as
follews:
"Dear Papa: Ueforo you read thfai
you will know where I am. I havo '
Tho contents of thq noto nddressed
to Mr. Pennell have not beon made pub
lic, but it is of lnrgar sizo than tho one
nbove.
The deceased girl was well and fa
vorably known in this city, whore she
lindjH host of friends. Sho was always
happy and contented, so fur ns outside
appearances went, and such n rnsh uct
was never hinted at by her to any of
hex1 friends, except to Miss Anna
Davis, to whom sho divulged her inten-
(Ctfntlnuod on Fourth Pace.)
St. Petersburg, Oct. 3. Ambassador
McCormick has beon granted a leave
of absonco to go to tho United States
on urgent prlvnto business. Ho leaves
ou Thursday, and will stop nt Berlin
to consult tho Japanese minister there
regarding tho repatriation of Japanese
refugees. McCormick will nrobnblv bo
awny for six weeks. To diplomatic sit
uation is quiet, tho question of contra
band having passed tho acute stage.
Secretary Spencer Eddy will uct nc
charge d' affairs. ,
Shanghai, Oct. 3. A Russinn war
ship, supposed to be tho Rayun, is re
ported ut anchor off Gutzlnss Island,
ilnnclinu bay. Two tuts havo cono to
bring hor to Shanghai.
Headquarters of Genernl Oku, Oct..
3. The first southbound trnln over tho
reconstructed railway left yesterday,
carrying -1110 wounded Jnpnnese, 100
sick and 33 wounded Russian prison
ers, en route to Japnn. The wounded
aro practically tho Inst of 'the Japan
oso wounded 'nt Lino Yang.
St. Potorsliurg,"6ctT 3. Gen. Misoh
onko'n cavalry, with 22 guns on Oc
tober 1st attacked Genernl Kurokl's
left flnnk, but after' sovero fighting tho
Russians letired. Their casualties wero
two ofllcers and 87 men killed nnd
wounded. General Kuropntkln's ensu;
altios, from September 0th to 21st, in
clusive, was eight officers and 400 men
killed and wounded.' '
to achiovo success, and to mako the
necessary sacrifices. I hope that wo?
may bo nolo to sccuro iv grcator econo
my with grenter efficiency in tho locafc"
administration. A meeting of tho?
governors of tho provinces will bo held
tomorrow."
Chefoo, Oct. 3. Tho Russians cstf
mate tho total Japancso losses during;
tho four days' lighting at Port Arthur,.
September 10th to 20th, at 20,000 nioi
Tho official report from General Stoes
sel says tho fighting wns of an ex
tremely sovero chnrnctcr.
Toklo, Oct. 3. Premier Kntnrsnin,
in nn interview this morning, said:
"The war will continuo for a long
time. Tho notion must bo determined
Jlotno, Oct. 3. A messngo from Lino
Yang snys that tho Jnpancso havo re
paired the railway between Da Pnssi
and Li no Yang, and that trains arc
now running direct to Field Marshal!
Oynmu's headquarters, thus reinforc
ing his troops, nnd felicitating tho for
warding of supplies. By next week
tho Japanese army ut Vcuti will have
reached its full complement.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 3. News front
Port Arthur states that forngo Iw
scarce, but ammunition is plentiful.
Clothing is lacking, but storo cloth iff
bulug miido into garment by tho wo
men. Tho sanitary conditions nro
good. Thero nro now 30 truinoit
nurses for every NJ0 sick and wounded.
But 100 women nnd children not bo
longing to tho military forces remain
in towiu Tho (diluvium from tlio; itead'
bodies left on the field 1ms beon blow
ing Into the town, mid tho RuKfttniitb
forced tho Chineso to collect tho bod
ies and throw them into tho sen.
Waitings
Elegance in
Fall Suits
Daily arrivals aro making our wom
en's Section, ou the second floor,
more and more attractive. Tho
styles aro so varied, and thero nro
so many now matorinls and effects
that the finding of n stylo to suit
each individual tasto is surprising
ly simple. Fashion's newest crea
tions can be found here in n great
ariety,
EXPANSION SALE PRICES
PREVAIIi
The cool days coming demand
something wnrmer than the thin
shirt waist, and every particular
woman's wardrobe will include nt
least one waist mado from tho new
heavy wuistings. Thero nro a vn
riety of weaves; entirely new.
Many different varieties and color
ings to select from, nnd remember
when mnking your purchaso that
tho GOODS ARE ALL NEW.
EXPANSION SALE PRICES
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EXPANSION -" PROTECTICM
Fall
and
Winter
We'll all
s ion be
buying
new lots
f lieuviei
7NDER-
WEAR
"MtiRODB"
Wand FiniskiS)
UNDERWEAR
If it's buying a fresh lot, that's
whore we.figuro prominently. When
it como3 to materials and weights
wo hnvo no end of variety. Worn-
on's on children's, no mnttor what
you wuni, wo imvu ii hi u iru "
suit.
PROTECTION SALE
46c to $2.25
Children's Dresses
Thenew fall dresses for tho little
ladies posses all the newest styles
and fancies in up-to-dnto wear.
Ktyles include the Buster Browns,
Russian Blouse, Kilts French and
Fonev Dresses, etc. All siws.
PROTECTION SALE PRICES
PREVAIL
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Furs from fur headquarters, rep
resenting tho largest furrier in
merica, from tho small seek boa
the large, long furs.
PROTECTION SALE PRICES
Hosiery
Our stock is all carefully soloetwl
for superior quality and service
abloness. Uoe for tho ontiro fam
ily for all purposes, from tjio wee
baby to the grown matron.
EXPANSION SALE
9c to $1.85
Skirts
The newet mannish effects in In
dies' tailor-made klrti for ttrt
woar. This seotoo's stylos. Price
range from
$2.90
BAR0ANSJ0RLM
CESSfSSeSHPn
Out Sales
Inorcasc every day, "because our ostomers nnd OUR STATEMENTS
ARE CORRECT. It's a case of EXPANSION. -The style and appear
ance of our merchandise brings Dullness. Rest aisured that you will bo
shown the latest and nowest styles, and not an accumulation of '.old
shop-worn merchandise Every article in this BIO STORE (except con
tract goods) radically reduced in price. Trade at the safe store.
MenTs Hats
for Fall Wear
Wednesday Only
WMatvtidny Special Kale No. 1U.
Cotton Comforts, Bilkoline covered.
WEDNESDAY ONLY.
88c
The great store
I has shown its
I superiority by
offering spoeial
inducements in
this section.
Men's 2.fi0 am! 3 hats,
PROTECTION SALE
$1.50
Tfffifj
r&M$i
IK
"'tfeSri'
Tho now changeable- Taffetas, fur
shirt waists, petticoats, etc. Posi
tively tho latest doslgns and col
orings,
EXPAN8I0N SALE
78c yard
Men's Shirts
The bcit shirts to bo found in the
city at prleos not to bo ("jtiuled
elsewhore. Ilwil $ 1.50 vuIuoh
PROTECTION SALE.
95c
Men's Neckwear,
Men's Suspenders
Dent's Gloves
Men's Hosiery
The essence of quality prevails In
tho ontiro dcjwirlmunt. I'rUitu to
suit tho oeuslou.
New
Coats
For tho llttlo
mhlm, linludlug
tho finext
CUUHHKD
VHLVHT,
OHINL'HILA,
BKAH SKIN
and Cloth Coats, made up in tho
latest and bwt styles.
EXPANSION SALE PRICES
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Copyright 1904 b
Hart Schaffncr 6f Marx:
Men's Clothes
Dozens of fine-looking young mow
wero hero every day last weuK
buying their fall suits, mid muro
wlll come this wok, for tho wordi
koams to hnvo gono round tiiat tlifw
IS THE STORE for young mwr'
elothliig. It Is. All tho iii'Wimt
lfotH In fine full elothliig is hcrir
in tho largest variety to bo fmmf
In the city, ami at prlo that meuu
SHviiii;s for yiHi.
EXPANSION SALE PRICES
PREVAIL
Boy's Clothing
In tho boy all fixed for schoolf
Did you find you had forgotten any
thing In tho hoy' outfitT If thcrtfV
anything miii anything t(nt a
boy weM, you "n buy It bur at
A lower prico than you ran buy
hmc quality for aiiywherw oImv
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