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OMLYO APIT AL JOURNAL
.xvi.
SALKM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOWiMUER J2J1, 100(1.
NO. H0.
OODBURN'S LATEST TRAGEDY
JAYOR SCHMITZ DENOUNCES HIS ACCUSERS
' ' I I I I I . I . ! -..I. . . !MI. ........
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iOTH PARTIES
RECENTLY
DIVORCED
alousy Said to Have Been at
the Bottom of the Shooting
Affair at Woodburn.
wehter Is Terribly Wounded and Little
Or No Hope Is Entertained of His
Recovery.
Is might lmvo boon expected, the Hold nbout 2:55 o'clock in the nftor-
Lnds for tho tragedy nt Wood- noon by n porson wuo was unseon ni
a yesterday, when W. W. Slnugh- tho time.
m shot down In hl8 field whllo , A tolophono message from wood
) - .. .. .ni..
king, was tho greon-oyed mon-, burn this attornoon givoB some oi uiu
JmIohbv m-nwlnc nut of two dotallS Of the Shooting, WlllCll OC-
rra.i.ifa la oni.i tn hnvn nrnmnt-! currcd on the Pomoroy plnco about
he crime that will cost Slaughter 'two nnd a half miles east of Wood-
life, and which hns led to tho burn. Eugene u. uemmgion
st of E. L. Remington. been arrested, charged wnn mo
Is was printed In Tho Cnpltnl crime, nnd ins examination i m.-i .
fail exclusively yesterday, Slnugh- Snturday afternoon, but ho Is out on
wai shot whllo nt work In his bondB or siuuu. ubibhikwu '"
mm stori
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
TRADE AT THE STORE
THAT
laves You Mongyj
US OFFER DURING THIS SALE WONDERFUL ATTRACTIVE WAR-
IAIXR OF TTP.TO.nATE NEWMEHCHANDISE TRICED AWAY
WN TO INDUCE OUIOK SELLING. YOU WILL FIND IN EVERY
mAKTMENJ A GREAT VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM. HBADOX
his guilt, and wiys be can provo bo
was In Woodburn nt tho tlmo of tho
shooting.
Slaughter is so badly wounded
that but little hopo Is ontcrtnlncd of
his recovery. Tho gun with which
the shooting was tlono has boon
found. It Is n 30-30. Two shots
were fired, tho first missing. The
second was flrod ns Slaughter ran.
The bullet struck a nlckot on tho
fence, nnd wns evidently flattened.
It Btruck Slaughter In tho Bhouldor,
making a wound 14 Inches across,
Tho bullet lodged undor or nonr tho
spine. A spllntor from tho bullet
struck Slnughtor nonr tho tomplo,
tearing out his loft eye.
The grounds which led up to tho
shooting, it is claimed, had tholr
foundation In two dlvorco sultn.
These divorce Biiits nro Remington
against Romlngton nnd Slaughter
against Slnughtor. In both of those
suits tho wivoa woro plaintiffs.
iU 3 o'clock last Sunday morning
an attempt was mado to burn Rom-
ington's now cottage, Tho Incondlnry
had piled up goods boxos nnd poured
oil ovor thorn, and It was with diffi
culty that tho houso was snved. Tho
blnzo was soon by a nolghbor, who
gnvo tho nlarm. Tho statement Is
mndo thnt Remington sUBpoctod
Slnughtor of doing this.
It Is paid thnt Slaughter was vory
Joalous of tho attentions of Reming
ton to Mrs. Slaughter, who vory re
cently obtnlned a dlvorco from nor
husband. Tho complnlnt In thla wbb
mndo Juno 7th, and tho decrco grant
ed July 1st. In tho Romlngton dl
vorco suit tho complaint wbb filed
Juno ICth, nnd tho decreo granted
Sontombor 24th.
Jenn L. Romlngton Is tho Bon of
D. L. Romlngton, who hns conductod
n foundry nnd mnchlno shop nt
Woodburn for 39 yours.
The tragic affnlr hns shaken
Woodburn to tho coro, and no oho
knows what tho outcome will bo.
Tho prollmlnnry oxamlnntlon will
tin hold tomorrow, hnvlng boon post
poned on account of tho inability of
District Attornoy McNary to bo pros-
ent todny. Mr. McNary Is at hoso
burg, and Charlos L. MoNary Is on
gnged in tho St. Paul murder trials
In this olty.
FRISCO'
Giif-'T
TRIALS
Mayor Says Charges Against
Hiln.Arc False in Every t
Particular
SAYS THE WHOLE MATTER IS
llASEl) UPON REVENOE AND IS
AN KFFORT TO PUNISH HIM
FOR HIS EFFORTS TO DKFEAT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY LANG-DON.
IKESS GOODS
Thosuanda of yards
tho loom'a latest
foductlon in all tho
pGW ttlaln nhnrtns.
ar59 pialda and
wki. Price yd., 26c,
"c. 49c and 75c.
K SILKS
Beautiful new "silks
1 J1 the new saadea.
la colors and faa-
Thousasaa of
rds to select from.
"c. yd., 25c, 35c,
6c and 75c
FOIi PLANNSL8
I A CTATirl tAntBAAnt
elect from. Colon
rh,tei navy, gray.
Pnk and blue. Price.
19c, 26c. 29c. 35c.
H 46c
r'G FLAXKKL
11 colors a4 fu-
Pink klaa. walia
b " w---
puk, brows. tlna ud
I,
ra afcftoVa ,J
Pa. -- at
z to tlei frem
lci yd.. g CUe
' as ii.
UNDERWEAR
Mountains of under
wear to select from In
wool, merino and cot
ton. Mon'a underwear
25c, 30c, 4Gc and 75c.
LadlW underwear 25c
IK and 49c. Child
bed rausnu v. , - - 19c.nd
scrims, allkallnes: drea's 10c, 15, 19c ana
ZbC .
INDIES' COATS
A grand variety of
the latest up-to-date
garments In all the
new plain shade,
plaldi and blacks. Tho
prlcft we sell them at
keep us busy getting
more new onei. Prices
5.00, 6.90. 8'50
and 10.50
MILLINERY
We keep two trim
mer busy making
them; as fat as they
aro trimmed they are
,old. It will pay yoo
well to get our price.
Swell trlm
Prlo IMiO, 12.75 n
X6a aail 49c. Cnll
3.5. Mle WD. 25c
dra'icap25candup
DOMESTICS
A roagnlflcent stock
flannelettOB. Swans-
downs, fancy walst
lngs, calicoes, glng
liam, bleached and un-
bloaebod muslins, cur-,
tain
nrnatlonB. all kinds of
wlill fioodB, bed
-,v.rft. blankets, com-
forta, Pillows, tlcklncs,
dree aateenB, aoucu
8wl, India linens,
loag cloth skeetlngs.
pilloir tubing, dress
UrIbib. Cheviot mr.-
in.. eiderdown, cna-
ua Jananese klmona
clotH. calicoes, best
quality, yd. Be; chal
lle. all colors, yd. Be.
Get er prlcea. We can
save you money.
XABLS LINKN8
-ora how a grand
'aaaortaeat of lsaport-J
A ad doaeatic o
llaeM and napaim. -
L.-i Moral dealxaa-
"" .- .- it
Frio, jr.. BC 8ac' 'v
f Se a 75c
SHOOK
ETTA'S
NERVES
Lejclngton, Ky Nov. 23. Thos.
a,nt n nntrrii. was hangel this
morning for th murder of Sim Mo,
a negro. Mrs. Htta Orlfflth, a white
prisoner, ohargod with tho murder
of her child, saw the execution from
her cell. Bho collapsed, and Is ex
pected to die from tho Bhock.
o-
JUST
WANTON
MURDER
lt i wjmt anowuw aro-iuc.
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 23. The
law requiring the street car company
to furnish separato car labeled "no
groos" and "whites" took effect to-
day. The company remcu w wV,
and tho syBtem Is tied up on account,
of the crews being arrestee: lor run
ning cars without a "jiracrow. u,
eral Manager Ragland and other offl
cera were also arrested.
Reward for Murderer.
r,vn o.. Not. 23. A reward
of 12000 was offered today by tho
Men's Welfare League of the Nation-
al Cash Register Company or mo
.M f ihn murderer of uona un-
man. The employes raised the
-.,n m.leVlr this morning. FHty-
flre hundred employes aro ready to,
Now York, Nov. 23. TJio Btonmor
Pntrleln was sighted off Flro iBlnnd
nt G, o'clock this morning, nnd
rencllod. quarnntlno nt 8 o'clock.
Qunrt'ra hnvo boon roaorvod for
Soliiulta at tho Wnldorf-ABtorla.
Schmltz says thoro Is no truth In
tho chnrgos, nnd thoro la no ovl
donco nunlnst htm. Ho lutouds to
ImstQii to San FrnnclHCO to dear IiIh
nnmc.
Schmltx, nfter scnnnlng n bunch
of cHpplngB containing tho first iicwh
of tfio Indlctmont. snld: "It Is nil
political rovenge: nn unscrupulous,
vonoiuous, political chargo, ovory
word of It. Thoro Is not n Bclntllln
of truth In. nny one of tho charges,
and they nro tho dirty weapons of
dirty polltlclnns. You can bet that
I will loso no tlmo In getting bnck
. DAH PpnurtlafiA flll.l linvltllf ft Hilt
III DUII ' llIIVID., ! ........n - -with
juy nccusers. My consclonco (a
clear, nnd whllo the nows la vory and
don, I nm not surprised nt tho nctlon
of my onomlOB, for the pnrt I hnd In
tholr defent. District Attornoy Lnng
don Ib woll known. I fought him to
tho host of my ability, but I fought
it man's light; now his frlonds hnvo
retaliated." Schmltz said: "Tho
trip abroad was taken for rost nnd to
recovor from shattored norvos, tho
rosult of tho strenuous campaign. I
had no Iden of dodging any porson
or anything. I Intondod to romnln
abroad until Docombor, and oxpoctod
to roach 8an Frnnclsco nbout tho
llrst of tho year, whon my frlonds
hnd planned to glvo mo a big recep
tion. Whon I hoard that charges
wero bolng mado, I decided to hurry
back and face my accusers. I Intond
od to havo an Inquiry whon I got
back, an Inquiry that will Inquire."
Schmltz and his wife wont directly
to tho Waldorf-Astoria, und will re
main a day or two, meantime con
ferring with a number of frlonds who
met him thore, nnd then start for
Kan FraiiclRco.
When tho Patricia docked In Ho
boken Herbert Schmltz, brother of
the mayor; M. J. Walhelmor nnd his
prlvato secretary, Kceno, greotod tho
traveler. They entered automobiles
and hurried to the hotel. No effort
wns rnado to arrest mo iu7r,
though two men, supposed to bo San
Francisco officers, who had called at
tho customs office early, followed
Schmltz closely In a cab.
Tho twd supposed officers at tho
customs office this morning said they
were detectives from flan Francisco,
and Inquired If there war any way
the mayor could leave tho ship uo
fnrn rcachlne tho pier. They wero
told no, that tho mayor must land at
tho dock. Schmltz 84ld ho novw
knew Reuf to bo dishonorable
.ii o
Mntbot nttempted to nlr tho notions
of . Cnruso nt n fnshlonnblo Fifth
Avonuo ball Inst winter. Dlttonhoof
for began his argument for tho de
fense, nnd snld It tho prosecution, an
It claimed, know Cnruso annoyed wo
mon before. It was Its duty to arrost
him earlier.
Mathot was haudlcnppod by his
failure- to produco Mrs. Grnhnm, and
dollned his argument to n pica for
tho "dofeuso of Amorlcnn woman
hood front such boats na Cnruso."
Ho failed to touch upon tho ovldonco,
further thnn to sny tho womnn had
rotuscd to "faco such n crowd of
dogn and provcrts ns crowded the
court room eagor to hoar n good wo
man Blandorcd." Ho defended the
police nnd bog'god for tho conviction
of CnniRO. Tho court took tho case
undor ndvlsomont, Cut declined to
nay whether It would rondOi' a do
elslon todny or not.
In tho final nrgumont Mntbot snld:
"No mattor which wny tho onso Is de
cided, I nm not yot through with
Cnruso. I hnvo othor linos I Intond
to work on him."
Cnruso wnn found guilt)' and fined
110.
JAPS AND
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
The. Problem Is Knotty, But
'Frisco Is Certain to
Stand Pat
JAPANSE INSIST ON HKING GIV
EN THE PRIVILEGES OF THE
SCHOOLS, AND WILL INVOKE
THE TREAT Y TO COMPEL COM
PMANGE WITH THEIR DEMANDS.
KANSAS
CITY
FARCE
Kntisas City, Nov. 23 J. P. Rig
glnH, of Denumont, Texas, In tho
Trans-Mississippi congress todny do
fended tho trusts and railroads
against tho rldlnuloof speakers In
congrois. who, ho said, knew llttlo
of tho Ntibjocts tliuy nttomptod to
discuss, Introducing a resolution
sttoklng to modify tho rnto law, nnd
said tho rnto bill curbed tho roads
In tho axtnnsloii of tholr linen. O.
L. Ivnno, of St. Louis, donlod tho
Washington, NOV, 2aWvhon
Prosldont Roosovolt returns to
Washington ho will flud waiting for
him thu roport of tho Secretary of
Commuroft nnd Labor On tho situa
tion In 8nn Francisco ovor tho ques
tion of attendance of Jnpnhodo pu
pils nt tho public sohools. Tho Pres
ident will not bo pleased with tho re
port, for It can bo stated without
foarlng of going wrong that Mr. Mot
calf's mission resulted In fnlluro.
Tho cabinet officer will probably
dlvldo his roport Into two parts, but
In nelthor part will thero bo any
thing thnt enn bo considered cheer
ful.. Tho President will bo Informed
(hat It Is hopolcss to expect n chnngo
In tho attttudo of tho Ban Francisco
people. They told Mr, Motcalf, so
the futuru will show, that tho school
nmttur Is nn entirely local affair;
that tlioy lmvo no foar of Japaueso
trodo foprlsals, nnd thnt they nro not
lifrnld of war fwltlf thrOrIontnl.
Tho President nlso will bojnformcd
thnt tho InhnbltantH of tho roust; city
wish to bo loft nlono In tho matter
of working out. their' school problems
nnd thnt thoy will consldor federal
Intorfornnco an Importlnancc.
Court Will Huititlii .Lips.
Mr. Roosevelt will bo told that no
difficulty stands In tho way of oli-
nt. i hill tiriivnntoil nxtiimlons. Mrs.
"" ,..-, Ullliuilllj milium in uiu m u-
C. C. Tunnnnt Clary, of Omnhn. the innnK ft ,oclslon In tho courts that
only womnn delegate, spoko ngulnst ft troftly wtn ft f()rogn country Is
the enmmorco rommlsslon's ruling tno Bromo jnw of tho laud, nnd ns
that nowspapors couldn't exchange 1oh ,8 Boror to all tho laws and
ndvortlslng for transportation. ordinances of tho slat" of Callfornln
Kansas City. Nov. 23. Tho rcso- nm, tno cjty of 8 i.'rA0Uco can
ltitlon committee voted down two nft11
resolutions submitted by Ilrynn last T(0 qMOitjon rcnolves Itself Into
night, ono endorsing tho Inter-par- 010 nf n C0UnM) f nctlon. It Is not
llnmentnry union's ponco plans, nnd jko,y tlint ,ll0 prc(iont will relish
tho other expressing antagonism to ,ho work of f0rcni: tho people of tho
trusts. 'coast to do thnt whloh they nro re-
, o- - solved not to do, but. unloss thoy
Convfiillon Adjourns Snturday. ' make up tholr minds to yield, nn oth
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 23. er courso thnn ono of legal forco
Oompers said this afternoon that the seems to bn left open to tho admlnls
oonvontlon would colio Saturday. ' (ration.
... o Jnixurs roMlliDii Niroiig.
Munt Run "Jim Crows." Tho Japanese position on the trea-
Arkansas City, Nov. 23. Two rob- r ' contention that the treaty
bers. evidently oxrltod amateurs., i Prammini io on uu iw , ,,-
tried to rob the Bt. Charlos hotel this ssoimuio. nm. huuvuj ..-. ,v -
mn..i.... Tl.nv .hot nm! killed "r uinn iinriiu nni, mv i'"
ClOrk William Ooff nnd 8. C. Halpan,! ambassador. In fact It Is believed
an actor, before tho vlcdms hsd a.mai no i.as cauu mioi
chanco to throw up tholr hands. The, this government to tho fact that,
murderers escaped. when " Newfoundland lawmakon.
- ipincvtl OH uiu ainiuiu mnmm iiiynu
tp i ,i. i i.. .,.., provisions whloh donled rights to
Found D.d In Room. I AmftrI,.an flihlirmon thnt wer, Klur.
OhlcflKO. Nov. 23. Tho bodies of, ... ... . . . ,.., ..,,-
NASTY
LITTLE
TENOR
a man and woman, dead from bullet
wounds, wero found In a rooming
houso at 490 La Hallo avonuo this
afternoon. Cards In tho roan's pock
ets Indicate he might bo president
of the American Ship Company, of;
New York. Evidently tho man died
first, The pollco say It was ft case
of murder and suicide or possibly a
doublp suicide. Tho body of (he roan
Is supposed to be that of J. II. De-laney.
Tho landlady. Mrs. Cyrus woou,
found tho Delsney bodies on entering
tho room to sweep supposing It wa
empty by that time of tho day. The
woman waa fc(ll warm, but the man
was cold.
'.
New York. Nor, 23. Caruso's
,... w called this morning by Com
mlssioner Mathot, who Is prosecuting
it. H announced that he waa un
able to aeeuro tha present of Mrs.
Graham, wfco Jt li alleged kadi bees
ook, kacamw ik t4 fro
anteed to (hem by a (reaty hotwoen
Great Britain and tho United States,
(his government dented tho right of
the colonial authorities to pass laws
In conflict with the treaty, and that,
when London sustained (ho claim of
Washington, tho Newfoundlanders
wero compelled to yletd.
Holo to Cntwl Through.
It may bo (hat (ho San FranoUco
authorltf will And a wny to get
around (he legal obtnlo by paw
ing an ordlnanro that only parsons of
a certain age shall bo allowed to at-
tond tho public schools. The Japan
ese pupils aro nearly all grown men.
Such a law would tae the groumi
from beneath the fet of thft Japan
ese complainants, iu u is uj nu
means certain that It will he enacted
Dr. J. P. COOK
movkd to umxmrr rawr,
WHKJUt KM WIW.HWW ALU O
JLW KilW rATfmri. w
MHUM CA1A ON Ml. COOK.
coiwmurATfto
Peary Meets HU Wife.
Sydney, N. S., Kor. 83. Vrf
with his shlp'a rew arrived tkla
morslng. HU wlf waa (ha rsjt o
greet the esvlorr. A TKtlvii im
(cxs4?rs4 by tk natlvw a4 frlcnUhs
from tU UalUa Bttawi,
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