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Petersburg, Dec. 12.Tho anti-
Lir demonstrations jn tbo streets o
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UloflJ trOUUIO 18 leurvu.
.n T)ec. 12. Tho following report
S .. .Mlved today from tho command-
I . . ihn Japanese naval, land battery
at Port Arthur: "Four Hussion bat-
tlesbJps, two cruisers, one gunuuui ana
... ship aro lying in the Port
Arthur harbor completely disabled.
There is n father necessity to bom-
hard the Russian naval rorcos, ana wo
at now shelling the town of Port Ar
tlur which is being heavily damaged."
C8pe Colony, Dec. 12. The Russiun
ASSASSIN
ASSAULTS
hospital ship "Orer arrived hero to
day, and two largo Russian warships
passed Capo Point this morning.
Sunday Bay, Island of Crete, Dec.
12. Tho Rusisan cruisers Dneichcr and
Oleguj, nnd the torpedo boat destroyer
Grosney nrrived hero this morning.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 12. Tho depar
tures of tho reserves for tho war from
Sarutoff today wns thd occasion of se
rious rioting. Tho reserves refused to
enter tho cars, but wore forced to do so
by tho regulars. Tho latter then at
tacked tho surrounding .rioters, killing
two nnd wounding 248.
London, Dec. 12. Baron Hnyashi
reports that tho Port Arthur besiegers
in tho bombardment yestcrdny did con
siderable damage to tho wireless sta
tion on Golden Hill, nnd set flro to
tho arsenal.
Salt Lake, Doc. 12. Mrs. Jay Doug
lass, wlfo of tho former city passongor,
agent of tho Union Pacific here, this
morning pursued Mrs. Fannio Martin
on tho strcot nnd through a store, fir
ing a rovolver. One shot took effect in
Mrs. Martirt'a back, causing a slight
wound. "When arrested Mrs. Douglass
assorted that alio had como down from
Boise, Idaho, for tbo purposo of killing
the; woman. Douglass was recently dis
charged on account of scandal.
SMOOT CASE BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE
OFFICER
St. Petersburg, Dec. 12. An
ittempt was mado to assassinate
Col. Kisljakowski, chief of tho
police of Odessa, today. Ho .was
struck on tho back of tho head
tty a heavy iron stick, and is
now in a serious condition. Tho
assailant escaped.
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Treaty Signed.
Wnnhington, Dec. 12. Secretary of
Stato Hay nnd Ambassador Durand
this morning formally signed tho arbi
tration treaty between Great Britain
nnd tho United States.
Oldest Momber Doad.
London, Dec. 12. Hon. Spencer Chnr
rington, the oldest member of parlia
ment is dead. Ho represented Mile
End, London, sinco 1885.
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Washington, Dec. 12. Tho hearing
of Senator Smoot wns resumed this
morning by tho senate committoo on
privileges and elections. Smoot was on
bnnd early, and appeared, exceedingly
cheerful. Fivo members of tho com
mittee, Burrows, Pottus, Overman, For-
alter and Dubois, wero present, and tho
room was filled, 00 per cent beln wo
men. Dr. K. M. Buckley, tho Metho
dist editor of tho Now York Christian
Advocate, wns tho first witness, and
told of his visit to Utah 25 years ago.
Ho saw Brlghnm Young, and heard a
sermon on Mormonism by Austin Pratt,
and nlso interviewed George Smjitb,
one of tho directors of the church. Ho
wns considered a possiblo convert. Ho
went again last Juno, nnd attended
services at tho tnbornaclo both times.
Witness said thnt ho mado nccurato
reports for his paper, including speech-
(cs mado at tho joint Young Mob's and
xoung women's Association mooting,
which he attended last June. Tho wit
ness then read from tho files of the
Advocate.
Ammonia Gas Explodes.
John Elliott, a student at Wlllamotto
University, wns injured by an explo
sion in tho laboratory of that institu
tion this morning. Ho was liquifying
nmmonia gas, when it oxplodod with a
loud report. A qunntlty of aqua rcgla
was forced into ono of his ovos. sovoro-
ly burning it. Ho was taken to tho
office of Dr. Gillis, nnd it is thought
that bis sight will bo saved,
Now York, Dec. 12. Thomas W.
Lawson put out another characteristic
advertisement this morning, with tho
result that tho stock market again wont
to pieces.- Amalgamated Copper fell
nearly six points, and thon recovered a
part of tho loss, Btcel, sugar, Reading,
Union Pacific nnd St. Paul woro proml
nont in tho break, tho echo of which
was heard nil over Wall Strcot. Moro
than 000,000 shares woro handled at
this morning's eossion, and tho market
was still feverish at noon.
Juno 15th of tho samo year. Plaintiff
nllogos cruol and inhuman treatment,,
nnd claims that sho was forced to lonvo
dofondant on tho ovoning of Dccomber
0, 1004. Thcro aro no children from.
tho marrlago, and tho plaintiff asks foe
tho namo of Olivo S. England.
Eoloction
In tho caso
against tho city
No. 2, Attornoy
nnts, answered
and pleaded tub
morrow at 2 p.
ply or plead to
rato answer.
Twlco in Jeopardy.
Portland, Dec. 12. Attorpoy O'Dny
for tho defendants in tho land fraud
cases this afternoon is arguing boforo
tho court thnt Mario Waro, S. A. D.
Putor, Emma Watson nnd noraco Mo
Kinloy cannot bo tried in tho caso now
pondintr. as it covers tho samo crounda
for. which thoy woro recently convict-1 MOTHER
od, thus placing them in jeopardy twlco
for tho samo crime It will lcavo but
ono defendant, Guy Huff, according to
1 tho attorney's contention, that is nmen
ablo to trial. Tho trial boglns tomor
row, unloss tho court nccopts Attornoy
O'Days plea.
Oaso Tomorrow,
of Charles Livealoj?
election board in ward
Bigger for tho def end
plaintiff's complaint,
law. Ho has until to
rn, in which to fllo ro
tbo further nnd sops
RECOVERED.
BODIES
Cruiser Home.
Norfolk, Dec. 12. Tho cruisor San
( Francisco nrrived today from tho Phil
ippines for repairs.
Sues for Divorce
Olivo S. Enright has fllod complaint
ngainst hor husband, John F. Enright,
for dlvorco in department No. 2 of tho
circuit court. Thoy woro married at
Houston, Texas, March 11, 1003, nnd
'havo been residents of Salem sinco
Billings, Mont, Dee. 12.
aiid Bernico Warren, aged 8 and
0, rospoctivoly, broko through
tho lco on k slough sovoral yards
from tholr homo, on Sunday, and
woro drownod. Tha mother
pullod both- bodies from bonoath
tho lco shortly aftor tho accident.
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This is the
CHRISTMAS STORE
This is an all-tho-yenr-round storo, serving you always
with better values than nro pfocurnblo anywhero else.
This storo Is literally a trcasurehoiiso of holiday gifts.
Every civilized country has furnished its sharo of tho
wonderful holiday array of merchandise. This is a com
fortnblo store, whero everything thnt brains bould evolve,
experience suggest or money accomplish has been dono to
miiko you shopping easy nnd pleasant.
Mei?y Christmas Gifts
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MAGIC LANTERNS
This anuioing and instructive toy is
well represented by tho largest nnd
most complete assortment to bo found
in tho, city
11-in magic lanterns 50c
lUMi-in. niagio lanterns ....76a
1-t-in. magic lanterns 1,25
BETTER ORADES
11 in. magic lanterns $1.50
13-in. magic lanterns- $2.75
17-in. magie lanterns $0.00
Klneoscopo complete, with one dozen
slides and three films $5.00
The
Newest
Fancy
for tho ftolidny season, consisting of
;tho nw3roHo point laco collars in a
grotat variety. Theso elegant collars
nro the newest things shown in ladies'
neckwear
t. 25 to 2.00
With in-between grades.
Puro linen hand-embroidcrcd
turnovers 35
Regular $L00 lino of fancy neck
wear special 75d
Keiser collar nnd cuff sots, in
white linen in many fancy do
signs, strictly hand mado.. JJ51.25
. New
Holly
Dresden
and
Persian
Ribbons
in a great variety now ready. Bright
en up that fancy work with a choico
pieco of ribbon.
SPATCHELS
SHAMS, DOx.uxxiS, 50AEETS,
SQUARES AND CENTERPIECES
in tho largest assortment wo huvo over
shown. Tho display includes tho
choicest pieces of tho newest designs
and nt prises lower than you will find
olBowhoro. Hnrtd-embioldorcd squares
of puro Irish linen, hemstitched bor
ders, embroidered corners; sizes 32, 30
and 40 inches
t.25 to 3.00
With choico in-between grudes.
feMdS'
Lounging Robes
A very comploto nssortmont of tho
latest styles of lounging or bath robes,
muilo up of Torry cloth nnd eiderdown,
making a most ncceptnblo gift to tho
malo momber of tho family
$3.50 to $10.00
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Neckwear
Nowhere elso can you find such a fine
nKSortmont of tho .newest neckwenr in
all grades and colors to suit any purso
or tasto.
rOUR-IN-HAND, IMPERIALS
in a great variety
25c 50c 75c
ENGLISH SQUARES
tho finest neckwear going
75c $1.00 $1.50
Men's Hose
upeclally bought for tho holiday sea
son. Tho host lot over shown in tho
city
25c to $1.50
gar
Tho dorby piquo gloves are sewed by
skilled piquo sowers, uudor tho -nccurato
cyo of expert examiners. Tho
derby glove fits to perfection and tho
wearing qualities are unsurpassed. No
moro scrvlceablo glove made. Every
pair guaranteed and fitted. If you
don't know the nizo of her hand you
can get a glovo certificate for a gift
go sho can bo fitted correctly,
GLOVE SPECIAL
A line of tho celebrated Blarite glovos
which sell regularly at $1.25 aro offered
for r lew uays oi me ery speciui i
price of ... . . . . -88 I
WEDNESDAY ONLY
SPECIAL SALE NO. 200 For Wed
nesday wo offor a lino of matted nnd
framed '. ii
Pictures
ready to hang up; frame nlono worth
what wo ask for tho picturo comploto--
15c
SUIT SALE
Commencing today wo inaugurate a
stupendous salo of rcady-mado gar.
monts, eclipsing nil former ollorts.
JAOBXTS, SUITS, SKIRTS
comprising this ncasow'a newest ef
fects. This sale is ono to bo roraom
bored nB tbo greatest in value giving
and 'twill bo well to bo horo early
to get tho choico, of this ologaut ns
sortmont. COMMENCING TOMORROW-HALT
PRICE.-
Ostrich Boas
Tim hai.diumett and beat boas to be
found in tho city aro here
$18.50 to $30.00
Copyright I 904 by
Hsrt SchafFner & Marx
OVERCOATS
Vo houostly bellevo that unloss you
havo scon tho overcoats for 111 on in our
ntock you havo no Idea of whnt has
boon Hccnmpliithed in reudy-to-wcur
clothing. WE KNOW that nowhero
olao in Salem 1h clothing of this grade
to bo found, Tho ovorcoatH wo aro
soiling aru RIGHT, imidu as well ns
outside. Tho good-looks thoy hnvo they
will keep, BECAUSE THEY ARE
TAILORED. It is tho tailoring that
makes them fit that given you com
fort in them. It is tho tnllorlug wo
count 011 bringing you bark ugnin and
again. Tho overcoats in which wo
havo to iiiiioh confidence cost no mora
thun tho ordinary kind. In no place
IS tho tailoring skimped to lowirr tu
prlv '
$10 TO $25
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SILKS, VELVETS
For that now waist or gown wo nro
showing an oxceptionall flnp assort
merit of tho uewcuii effects in f
Figured Velvets, Paon Velvets
figured Chiffon, Pcou. de
Cygne Silks s
in a- groat vanoiy 01 coloring.. -g.
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