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DAttYOAPITAL JOUEIsrAL,
k'OI. XVI.
SALEM, OREGON, FIURYV, XOVKMIlEIt 10, 1000.
NO. 271.
ATCHEZ CHANGES ITS COURSE
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UEF AND SMITH ARE INDICTED IN
ATERS
STILL
RAGE
Have Paralyzed Rail
road Traffic in
the Northwest .
Storm Extended as Far East
as Montana and VYaslAc-
companied by High
Winds
Portland, Nov. 1G. Nearly all tho'0. nn,i if i. nnsaiiilo that tho licht
towns in tho Cowlitz nnd Lewis fiver
valleys nro still under water,' and
tho inhabitants aro camped on tho
hills, aufforing from exposure. Tho
morning rovenled a sad scone of
Testation. Reports from North Yak-.
Ima, confirm tho statement that tho
I Natchez river changed its course and ,
hundreds of families wero- washed j
out. Thousands of ncrcs of orchards
I nro submerged. Reports lndlcnto .
that tho Northern Pacific Is so badly
;wnsneu out. mat u win no montns
i before it can operate, and will neces-
sltnto practically n reconstruction of
:tho lino from tho summit of tho'Cns-
iendes to Tacomn. Traffic on tho O.
It. & N. wns resumed this morning. J
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CA0 SW
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
We Are Now the
Biggest Shippers of
Dry Goods Into Salem
Tho reason why wo are, wo do tho biggest littsliuw: wo don't buy
goods to let tlnm htny on tho shelves; wo buy them to ml! tliem out
quick. If wo only mnko 5 ccnla a ynrtl on a piece of l)re8 Gool out
it goes flfty cents or n dollar on a rloaV. This rule apnllra to every
thinR in the store. Buy quick nnd c!l quick. Keep the money turn
ing over. Tlwt Is the renson tho CHICAGO STORE HAS JUMPED
to tho foroinost nuik, so quick our greatest trouble now I to bo nblo
to get tho goods fast enough to supply our wonderful growing business
15 Fancy Plaid long coats, $9.00
115 long black coats beautifully
trimmed with silk braid and
velvet, $9.90.
Children's and MUses' conta at all
prices.
Ladles' drcaa skirts, price, $2.90
Better ones at small prices.
$5,90 plaid silk waists, $3.75.
$5.90 black silk waists, $3.75.
$7.90 silk petticoats, price $.50
$2.50 cowboy hats, price $1.95.
$5.Q0 dree trimmed hats, $3.50
$4.50 dress trimmed bats, $3.50
Children' and Misses' hats at
small prices.
Ladles' $15.00 silk, 'lined black
serge tailored suits, salo price,
$18.9.
Ladle' $40.00 silk rubber coats,
?25.ee.
Wa oiinw a wurnllcent assort
meat ot fancy win" and
niniuu inr millinery surposes.
7- wAaurcamowimm .m
McEVOY BROS.
Holiest Water Known.
Wenatchoo, Wash., Nov. 1G The
flood still rages unabated. Added
to the destruction of- tho rain nnd
water, tho wind Is Mowing. Tho
damage dono by the flood betweon
Cnshmoro nnd Wenatchoo, In tho
Wenatchoo valley, cannot be esti
mated at 'the present time, but it
will be heavy. The Wenatchoo nnd !
the Columbia rivers aro higher than
they have evor been before. Tho
former is eight inches higher than Its
former record.
Something Besides Apples.
Hood RIvor, Or., Nov. 16. Tho
biggest ilood that has been known In
the Hood river slnco 1S9G has boon
raging for the past 24 hours. As n
result of the high wntor tho lighting
8orvlco of tho city hns been affect
ed, and tho town hns been In partial
darknoss for two nights. Candles
nnd lamps have had to bo rostortcd
aarvCo may bo shut off nltogother.
At CnBtlo Rock tho high ground
back of town provided n placo of
de-'8nfcty for all in dnngor thoro. Dee
Blackwoll, of CaBtlo Rook, arrived
in Kelso tonight, having walked
down tho rnllroad track from thnt
place. Ho reports that tho lower por-
tlon of tho town Is under from soveri
to ten feet of water, and that many
of tho houses aro submerged to tho
eaves.
Word was received hero
that
tho Lnru country, Bouthwost of Kol
go Is entirely under wntor and that
the ranchers aro homeless. Thoy
wero nblo to snvo their Btock, how-
$2.00 long silk gloves, black and
white, pair, $1.19.
50c flno golf wool gloves, pair 25c
Children's heavy underwear, 10c,
15c and 25c.
DRESS GOODS It's wonderful
the amount of tbem we sell, nil
up to dato materials, yard, 15c,
2Cc, 49c, 65c, and 75c.
Better dress goods at small prices
Thousands of yards or silks, all
kinds. Prices, yard, 26c, 35c.
49c, 65c and 76c
Bed, Gray and White Wool Flan
nels at low prices, yard, 23c,
29c, 35c and 45c
Thousands of yards of domestics,
outing flannels and white goods
now on sale.
Men's, Ledles' and Children's hos
iery and underwear at rock
bottom prices.
We show a grand assortment of
Tjifl. Ribbons, Dress
Trimmings. Neckwear. Kid
Glorea. Handkerchiefs. ?otions.
Hair Combu. Ho.e Supporters
and Fancy Ooods all at small
prices.
ctr?Sg
FRUIT
TRAIN
WRECKED
Thirty-five Cars Fruit
in a Pile 75
Feet High
Air Refused io Work and ilie
Train Ran Away Down a
Heavy Grade, Crashing
Into an Engine
Ogdon, Utah, Nov. 10. An un
known Italian was killed nnd six in
jured on tho Southorn Pacific at Mon
tonollo Inst night. Tho nlr rufuscd
to work on tho engine of a freight,!,,,, through farm lands appraised a turnc(1 hnmlm ml Honoy this onlng nt 10:50 o'clock,
which rushed down tho grado nnd fow ,,,. nK0 nl upwnr,,9 of ,200 nnjmornnB took ,, ,ho tMk ot MOklng n. Dcc0lnn0r ,0 nn national
hit an engine In process of cleaning nero, lt throntens tho town of sum- ,oro ,tctmoMtB tho nllcged graft train will bo put nn tho Southorn Pa
in the yam. mo Italian aim tnrco7pr( ,mt , not npt t0 ,, 80rlou9 dnm.'CIMI0B wlth relentless energy. With 'clflo run between Ban Francisco ami
companions were underneath tho lat-nR0 thoro. y tll0 rnlH,11B of tho tho pronch rotIuirnnt cn,oa 0t ot NoW 0r,enn(,( nmt tho Go,(on 8,Rte
tor whon injured. ; ". ", Puyallup river It Is cortaln a now tho wny thoy took p tho nolyodoroll.lmlled, running betweon Snn Frun-
nnnlnnnr nt tlila nllv. will llln v. ' - .... iL. . ' . I
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J. O'Connor, head brakemnn, Is sorl-
ously hurt, nnd tho llromnn and roar.
brnkeman aro slightly hurt. A train
ui do cum ui iruic iuivu ui.ii uuuiiportionnteiy greater loss man tno
vuieeinign.
over, driving them ahead of tho flood
Into tho hills. !
Damage to the lumber Interests
runs into tho millions ot dollars, IUyet. Tho hlgh-wntcr mnrk ot two gtock. Tho Ilolovedora wna n ton
Is known at this time thnt from years ngo linn been pnsscd already. 'dor-loin resort, operated undor tho
nlong tho Cowllte nbovo nnd bolow Only fair cstlmntos can bo mndo ot'ft,n() 0f jnmos Coffroth nnd Eddlo
Kelso botwqon 1G.000 nnd 18,000 tho proporty loss. Tho farmers havo ' ornuoy, prUo fight promoters, and
cords of shlnglo bolts nnd about 8,-'unquestionably lost $250,000; tho'8n( t0 mvo ucon KVon Bpeolnl prlvl
000,000 foot of logs havo bcon swept Northern Pacific will suffer about as j0(,0H tno nmttor of conducting
to son. Tho big uoom at the innuiii
of the Cowlitz wont out this mprn-
lug.
Towns In tho bottom botwoon Tn-,
coma and Beattlo nro In ovon worso
condition than thoso near Portland.
Renton. Auburn, Kent, Orlollla.ovorsnauoweu uy greaior unmago n
n-iirion nml others nro nnrtlv or
wholly flooded, nocosHltntlng nbnn-
donment of homos In O'Brien nnd In '
mnnv cases In Kent. Auburn nnd
olsowhrrc,
White. Green nnd-Stuck
rlvors aro higher than In doondes.
White river is four miles wide In
spots whoro tho valley opens out.
At Kent tho wholo southorn por
tion of tho town Is flooded. This
f .-, mr T.n,ia ovar two
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miios in wiciui. Auuurn s uiiihoo
u -... ft-in.i i hn.knn
washed nwuy Cedar river Is taking
out small buildings In Ronton, whloh
is nructtcnlly oil under wntor Tho
rosldonco distrlot of Auburn Is en-
tlrely flooded. Much dnmago has
boon done around North Bend.
Grave fears aro ontortalned of
damago by tho Nooksack and Skagit
rivers'ln Northwestern Washington,
whloh aro rising rapidly. Tho Sno-,
homlsh Is a raging torrent, but It la
still confined within its banks.
Snoqualmlo is out of Its banks,
and tho town of Snohomish Is partly;
under water, whUo tho farmers havo,
been driven back to the hills. There
may be a loss of stock from the flood i
The great damage, however, Is In tho
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nuue. u.vh, .. -
river vanoj.
Tho Green rJver has torn out two
Northern Pacific steel bridges above
Hot Springs, the White has taken
down another Northern Pacific bridge
between Buckley and Enumclaw, and
tho Stuck, a torpid stream usually,
nas oesiroyeu r.if0 u,,ubv v.
De ringer.
Morning dawned upon the most
desolate scene tho country between
Seattle and Tacoma has ever seen,
Wreckage of farm houses Is strewn
for miles aud far back from the tlr
r-,n ti.t vara stored
en' banks.
for winter In the warehouses or wa e ai present wcib8 cwnsiruci
..,.. tuum wDt away and otb. ed all over the Dominion and It !
em are burled undor water, and will
,. k.i inu.
Tbe Wnlte. Black and Cedar rivers
all emptying Into the Duwamjsti,
wfalea Hows Into Paget gonad at
attl. At Gwgetow. 8oth Park
aad iostk Seattle, sabarbs that 4
jdoln Seattle on the south, tho Du
Fwnmlsh Is swollen out of Its banks,
po serious damngo has boon dono in
''those suburbs yet, but If tho waters
vununuo io nee n nonvy iironuriy
oss will result.
Tho rising of theso rivers Is fore
ng tho tllnck river, which flows out
if T nln M'nftilhittftn In itti I ti
ly' ilUAU M UDIIIIfc)UlIt M Ittlti all Mil
jopposlto direction, nnd tho wntors
ljuf the lake, which Is, within tho Scat-
,ft
r
pi
Mm
city llmltn, nro rising rnpldly.
his menus that farm Iffhds nround
111 bo Inundated by morning, nnd
jlamage will bo dono (o city proporty
nlong tho Inko front,
i Tho Stuck river, which Is causing
the damngo in tho lower end of
living county anil in pnrt of Pierce, is
n sluggish stream, connecting tho
White and Puyallup rivers. Thoro Is
scarcely any fall, nnd It Is nlmost
Impossible to nnto tho curront. Tho
fact thnt tho Stuck has becomo such
n torrent thnt steol rnllrond nnd
county bridges hnvo boon turn nut
gives tho best Idea of tho oxtont of
tno uoiugo.
i The Stuck Ir cuttlim n now ohnn-'n
cnnnnoi win " cu lor mm Hirenm
i,0foro tho wntorn recede.
u l8 tho arccn rVcr thnt ,n0nncoB
Auburn, nnd which Is cnuslnn a pro-
othor rovers.
Auburn Is undor wntor
!'and stock nnd household goods nro
bolng moved to upper floors.
Tho present flood will unquestlon
nbly cnuso greater damngo than any
much more, wmie King county iosch
In ronds nnd bridges destroyod near-
jly $100,000. Tho Pugot Hound Eleo-
f rlo Compnny nnd (ho Seattle, Kenton
& Southern will loso about $75,000.
Theso losses mny ho completely
o wntor coniinUM mucn longer io,
rise.
Portland. Nov. 10. Communion
"on with Sonttlo, Tacoma nnd oilier
Points in tho Hooded district has not
yet been rosiorou. out, wmi improveu
weather conditions todny. It Is ox
poctod tho wlros will soon bo In oper-
ntion. Railroad tramc is sun ni a,
tnnds.tlll. nnd It will be weeks be-;
foro normal conditions aro rontored.
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Advlcos early this morning Indicate
tho ,toc,n U ovor' nnl tho r,voril W,U
not K ,nuch h,8hor- According to
tho bo8t lnfrnntlon obtainable tho
,0M of ,,fc thu- rnr (,0tt" not oxoe,d
STORM
SWEEPS
PANAMA
Panama, Nov. 10. Tho President
was forced by torrential rains to
rest from canal Inspection today.
n dei(r( ti fce WQrk un(Jor th0
worst conditions was realized, as the
rains were worse than usual. The
gnMnt oblUc,e
J(j fl(oJ Md rn(Jcilton, ar0 ,t w,
ft nw r?cord fQf deitructlvft.
nogi Tho VreMeBt freUcrt undor
dcJay hy g(jcIaJ
flnd hd wJ gtart flUj to.
morrow, rain or shine,
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Canadian Hallway.
Montreal, Nov. 16". Latest statin
tics collected abow that today Cans
da has 21.000 miles of railroad.
expeoted that, with tbe present rate
of adTsne, both railway jalleage
and population will be doubled In
eight years, Tbe figures show that
tae Uattk of tse Canadlas TaelAc
llae with Its brancliw Is Jl,75fl
nttm.
MAKE
OTHER
CHARGES
Heney and Langdon
Want More Indict
ments Charged With Licensing the
Belvedere Assignation
House to Graner
ahd Coffroth
San Francisco, Nov
Jfl. Dosplto
tho fact that Indictments for convlc
t)on 0 wnlch schmltt nnd Ituef
could bo sunt to tho penitentiary for
.... ..f or .-on... ... inum m.
m,u0 ),n cases, sifting nil tho ovl-
denco, nnd placing It In shnpo for
,., nttnn ., n,. OM,.i i,i. ,
thnt Inqulaltorlnl body rcconvchos
ti,g aftomoon.
San Francisco, Nov. J 10. The
nelvodcro enso Involves tho manner
I
In which Knot Is alleged to hnvo so
cr0(i nr, tior cent of tho company's
roGantlon rooms." whoro nctrossos
met men nnd drank with thorn. Tho
manner In which Mnyor flohmlts will
bo served with notice of tho Indict
ments against him had not been do-
I o(l0(j UJ)0n thls morning
Minneapolis, Nov. 10. Gompers
says: "I never heard through tho
union circles of any trouble In San
Francisco. I am shocked nt tho In-
; tllctmonts. nnd sorry. If Bohmlts Is
KUjty j,0 ghould bo punlshod, whoth
. ft unon lnnn or noti n true
, union mnn will try to aavo him. If lio
a guilty."
Hloux ,,, ,,, yvW York.
I w vnrU. Nov. ik. I'lftv Hlous
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indlnns under tho eommnnd of Chief
Bwct Moulli arrived hqro today f
from (Jor(jon Nebraska. There aro(
f0rty.four young bucks who hnvo
never been away from tho Pine Rldgo,
agency and are accompanied by six
squaws and several papooses, They
nro to appear hero during Thanks-
giving week in a spectacular show in
tho Hippodrome.
Cook KkMdltlii Kmb'd.
Brooklyn. Nov. 18. Dr. Fred A
Cook, has arrlvod In this city from
Alaska, where he mado a successful
ascont of Mount MeKlniey. 1 tie
chief rosults of Dr. Cooks expedition
aro tho verification of tha height of,
Mount MeKlniey as given by tho gov.
ernment, 20,800 feet and the open-
Ing up of a hitherto unknown eg on
ol auouv uwv auowu . iu "-
aisuict.
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WmIInco in tho Hwlw.
rlm.t (Innl VllV 1 ft A. fl.
,..uu., .w...., . ,, .. - t
nbone mossage to tho MUsoullan
from Wallace, Idaho, says:
Water Is four foot deep In the
streets. The rain, which bas been
falling for tho past few days, was
accompanied y a terrific wind storm
this mornloB. Trees were uprooted
and considerable damage was done
to small buildings.
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Tho 8mm FntHcfeco Muddle,
San Francisco, Nov. 18. Tba case
ot Langdoa against tbe board of au
perrlsors tor a writ of problbltloa
against Langdoa'a rwoval fross of-
fl was arjte4 4 iabKt4 tbts
monilB-. L4 m la ort.
but Rutf fai;4 to appar.
'FRISCO
llATTLK WITH THUGS.
Three- Killed Ih Destk'mto 1'lflUt
Ban Francisco.
San Francisco, Nov. 10. Stephen
Lynch, one of tho men wounded la
tho bntUc- wUh two hold-up men la
n rtnlaon Inst night, In which Police
men George O'Counoll nnd Frank
Uurkc, ono of the holdup men, were;
killed, died this morning. Louis D
Intuur, who wnn alio wounded In th
bnttlo, la In n precarious conditio
today, nnd not expected to recover.
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Another Through Train.
8nn 1'rnnclsco, Nov. ltt. A third
Southern Pnclflc. train Is to bo added
to tho Portland route, beginning No
vember 2 1st. It will provide n dny
light trip over tho Bliiutn route. Till
train will start from hero at 3:40 p.
in. nnd run up tho wont sldu of tho
Snornmonto by way of Davis nnd
Woodland. H will bo n first-clot
pnssongor train, with tourist sloop
ore nnd n dining cur. This train will
ni.... . i,.m... it, Minii.i. .-
clseo nnd Chicago, will ho resumed
by wny of HI Paso
Island route.
o-
nnd tho Hook
Dig Hatoo Ih Whkcm.
Clilcngo, Nov. 10. Tho railroads
ot tho entire country, stand roady to
undortnko to accept tho standard of
wages set by tho 1'ennsylvnnlA n4
to grant tholr omploycH an Inertias
of 10 por cent, In lieu of nil other
demands.
Tho "melon" which (ho railroads
nro wjlllng to out nnd to, dltrlbute
among moro than ' 1,200,000 oni
ployos would nuKrogato botwoon
$81,000,000 and $82,000,000 niinu
nlly. This sum tho ronds nro ready
to give tho largo army of employes,
provided tho latter will accept It nnd
cease, for tho time being, nny furth
er, demands for Increased In all
branches of railway sorrlco.
(lets ti New Trliil,
Indlnnnpolls, Nov. 10. Tho iu
promo court this morning grunted A
now trial to David 11 Hlierrlck, form
er statu auditor, who, wns convicted
April 3d, nnd Boutcmcod to 21 years
on tho ohnrgo of cmbeulomont ot
state funds. ''
Throttled the Major.
, Berlin. Nov. 10. An attomtit to
murder Major Von Sternberg, pf tho
Greuadler Guards, brother to thn am-
bnssador to America, was mado to
day. Wis aisallunt had the major
throttled In his apartment beforo
tho servants pulled him off.
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Wntcnvny CVmveiiiloii
St. Louis, Nov. I (J Todays busl
nois of the deep waterways convn
i tlon was devoted to tho formation
of a permanent organization with
huudauurtcrs at St. Louis
Speeches
Wpre ,od t0(jy by congressman
yM and Randsell.
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HHgcd Negro.
,.,.,.. v ' .-' iwnr.!
Qrant R nnttn hanged this
morn,ng fop (ho mur(Jtr o( Kvw
T,arnc, lnat December.
itMted In I'rUo Fight.
Grand Rapids, Mich , Nov.
16.-T-
.,,., Vnr,t Jin-t ll,. trtftrnlf.L'
He
. ;
never regained cousclousnesa atter
his knockout by Harry Lewlr) is a
prlso fight last night All tbe prin
cipals bavo been arrested.
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Frederick Helntz, an employe ot ''
O""1-8 Prtatlag oe at VqUUh,
was crusaea io uesii uunvr via;
'prlntlaR prwa Thursday.
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