3k
cuRNT WEATIIERFOREO AST,
SlOWflira AND SATURDAY.
QUi CAPITAL JOURNAL.
8ALKM. OREGON, FltlUAi, NOVEMBER 80, 11)00.
NO. 283.
mhwiij itmummi
HEPHERg PAYS THE PENATLY
THEL SMITH DEFENDS FATHER'S GUESTS
DOES NOT
ffllTAL
JftURDER
AVENGED
lefrfbotfon, for Once. Fol
lowed Closely on Heels
of the Crime
RlMI.VAIi WAS OP A LOW OIlDKIl
OF INTELLIGENCE, AND JUS
CRIME THE FOULEST THAT
EVER STAINED THE PAGES OF
OREGON HISTORY.
Don Zoll, but others wero equally
guilty, nnd that lie was not alone In
tho commission of the crime.
Tills execution was ono of tho moft
successful ever carried out In Ore
gon. Thero was not a hitch or mis
hap In any of tho proceedings. The
prisoner's neck was broken by the
fall, and he perhaps died so sudden
ly that ho experienced no pain, Ho
ecarcoly moved a musclo after the
trap was sprung.
Shepherd began to display his
wonderful norvo early this morning,
and had a long conversation with the
guards about horses. Ho was ex
tromoly particular about dressing,
and was attired In a now black suit,
woro boots with high heels, like cow
boys nffect, and had a gaily colored
silk hnndkerchlot around his neck.
Ho wore n cowboy hat.
Just aftor ho nto a hearty dinner
and was drossod he asked to havo his
nicturo takon. He was romoved up
stairs, and tho prison photographer
Fred A. Shepherd, of Crook coun-
ir, expiated tho crlmo of murder and
,3trage on tho gallows nt tho Btato
n(tintlnrv at 12: -10 o'clock today.
.... .--- . .
v. mnrHnror nt Tlnn 9!f11 (Hod with "tOOK a Snap SHOt Bl Him
na n i.i iinn. tub MMirHc hmtnl- "Whoro shall I semi U1QS0 pic-
.. ... ni.v. ,.i i,ini in1 turns." nsked tho nhotogrnphor, "to
IJ aUU IUIUIIDU ..-(jUiiOUl DIUUU ,11 ... - - -
rood ttead, and ho died game
Nn Heavon?
.. ....... ,..
. . . HIT i ... - WnTllinil lalllllli
fereon was ever executed In this o, io m- muiun, .,... ,..,..
Iflion who displayed as much cool-
b. nerve and unconcern. Ho was
pr far apparently tho coolest porson
i the chamber of death.
In his acts in getting shaved, hav
herd.
Shepherd entered tho death cham
ber at 12:35, accompanied by his
spiritual adviser, Rev. A. A. Moore,
of St. Joseph's church, Suporlntenu
.. n. ... .. .... ...i oofJnnt .Tnntos nnd Warden Curtis, of tho
its a hearty dinner just before tho penitentiary, and several guards. Ho
.nation, ho displayed hla low order mounted mo scauuiu u.v, ..-
I ... .-.-.I Mnnrn ,-nnil n lirnVOr.
f Intelligence, nucr rumvi .uUU.u --.
His boast of ycaterdny that ho Shepherd saw.
.. in.. . m a iniTiiiinp m iiii
-m .-,. ..n .i ,ninu "i am cuiiiy oi uiu n.u.uw - -
Otement from tho scaffold wna not Zell, but others are at guilt) ns I am.
legood. Tho Btatemont was vory you mno au " "' " "
M. almost Incoherent nnd con- Frwor, who satu i nuu.u -
lined what all know to bo false. Ho TCn7TTi
Ml... ,M,ntv n tho tnnr.lpr of Continued on oujuiu ..
HESITATE ,
TO SHOOT
Bravely Faces Han Armed
With Carving Knife and f
Kills Him
ENItAGEI) MAN BREAKS INTO,
Till: HOUSE AND IS SHOT F1VK
TI.MJCS BUSINESS MEN GO ON
HEIt BONDS, AND HEIt DRAVi
EUV IS COMMENDED, f
CHICAGO STOR
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
WE OFFER
DURING THIS SALE
for our nms display.. Note tho prices carefully.
Ladles' Uc Heocod linen iw
stooklngs, pair 12 &
Ladies' 39c wool stocking, pair
2Bc.
Ladles' iSc fancy collars, 10c.
DOc chiffon, all oolors, yd -90.
Now dress rIiumlBB, y 3c- 6C
8c, 10c and 12 4c.
Children's hose, pulr, C 1UG
12 He and 15c' ,,.
Ladles' 39c bea.vy warm vests -Gc
Best Sans silk, ball 2c.
nest darning cotton, ball lc.
Full count pins, paper lc
lOc white pearl buttons, dos 4c.
Best 00-yd spool cotton, spool -c
10o Frill garter elastic, yd 5c
Best spool silk, all color, spool 3 c
j5o born hair plm. d' 9c.
Men's heavy underwear, 35c, 45c
and 49c. . n
Men's 11.00 felt hat,, pr lea 40c
12.50 felt hats, prlco M9
Ladle.' 2.25 flno dress shoes.
ChUdren'B .. 35c. 49c. 65c
Lrlr. P. "
Jrtl.0O r'nlicic
M-n'a best OterallB. price c
LadiC flS.00 Jong coajs. 18.00
rndles $18.00 ions coatJ, iu."
SS' 135.00 BHk rubber coats
trimmed hat.. 11.40. l.
La$S..UPcoat..Prca
tsS'pW- .lHcBhirtwaUU.pr.ce
rnymta WtOMm -
50c Fancy Dress Goods, yd 25c
75c Fancy Suiting, yd 49c
U 00 Fancy Dress Goods, yd C9c
$1.50 Swell DresB Goods, yd 95c
75c Black Tatteta silk, yd 49c
5c India Silk, all colorB, yd 25c
75c Colored Taffeta Silk, yd 49c
11,50 yard wide Black Taffeta
8lk, yd 98c. '
85c Fancy Walstlng Silks, yd 49c
11.35 Black Peau do Sole Silk
yd, 85c.
Remnants of Sllkn, Half Prlco.
Sonants of Dress Goods, Half
Price.
"1000 yards bost Indlga blue Call
fc d 6c.
5(00 yards of Muslins, yd 6c,
6Ko and S l-3c.
400 yards Outlag FUnaol, yd 5c,
, 8 l-3cand 10c.
"able Linens, Towels aad Napkins
all going at sale prl'cei;
Comforts and Blanlcets all reduced
for this aale.
o Swans' cowa dressing sacQues
Umbrellas cut down 49c, 65c, 85c
d 11.00.
Knlt ool Shawls, 25c, 36c, 49c
and 75c.
Coreta, & p&ir( 25c 3Gc 49c, 750
nd 98c.
Jjadard patterns oh sale.
.50 long alllc gloves, pair, 98c
ll glOTM, pair 26c
"09 5c hakerea!g, each 2c
"- 6 all .ilk riblwB. yard 3c
lca wide all alllc rlblsoa, yd
Uu,.
l4W
K
10c Mack aekta, pair
Thornton, R. I., Nov. 30. Ethe)
Smith, tho 15-year-oltl daughter of'
Special I'olicoinnn Luandor Smith,
was arrested last night nt the home
of Chief of Police Howland KimbnlU
charged with killing Elinor Urlggs, 11
rosldont of Thornton. The circum
stances of tho killing wore such that
aftor boing obliged to arrest the
child, Chlof Kimball took hor to his
house, gavo hor a Thanksgiving din
ner nnd declnrod that sho should not!
go to jail as long us alio was under
his jurisdiction.
The tragedy yostorday was tho
culmination of nn estrangement key
twoon Brlggs nnd his wife. About
two weeks ago Brlggs deserted his
wlfo, leaving her without means of
support forhersolf and threo small
children. Smith took pity on tho des
titute woman, nnd ho and hlo wlfo
.received Mjb. Brlggs nnd hor chil
dren Into tho house, and woro ar
ranging to send thorn to the homo of
Mrs. Brlggs' brothor.
( Yostonlny afternoon, during tho
absence of Smith, Brlggs Arrived nt
the Smith houso and demanded ad
mission. Charles Holllday, a nogro
cook, stnrtod to bring Kimball to
tho scone, leaving In tho ltousw Mrs.
Brlggs and hor cliildron, Mrs. Smith
nnd Ethel. Tho womon nnd ohIMron,
foarlng that Brlggs would force nn
ontrauce, locked nil tho door and
windows. Ethel procured hr fath
er's revolver. A soon ub Holllday
was out of sinlit. Brigs again de
manded admission. Thle being re
futed he drew h large curving knife
from beneath his coat and out away
tho ecrten on the front door.
He then amaalied a pane of glaea
In the door, reached through and
threw baek the bolt. As he entered
Bth.l tired two BhoU at him, both
bullet indalug In hi body. -BrlgB
aeeltnted for un lnbtant nnd then
kept on. The ehlld fired threo more
shots, every IwlUK taking effect, and
BrlBB ktaggered back and fell dead.
Thornton. H.TTnov. 30.-Bthel
o.. i nt who Bhot and killed
Elwor Brlggs. as he was trying to
umr tho Smith homo to attaok Bin.
,,,--- -- .. W..M.
el's mothor. was arraigneu im ...
ing on a charge of manslaughter. Sho
..leaded not guilty, and was reJeaaed
on a bond of 14000. A dozen of O
most prominent oltUons wore anx
Joua to give bond for tho girl's ap
penranoe. Tho act is looked upon a
reore that of a heroine than of u
orlmlnal.
Mem-Ilk Jluy Die.
Home. Nov. 30. Dispatches today
1 .. ' .... .. f AhvMinla. U
pay iioneiiB, e - -
...,. in srlou disturbance.
arelUely to occur In tho .trugglo
for the succession to we mrvuv.
About tho Jl.
Washington. Nor. 30-Tho Pml-
. -. ..nfuranMl Willi
tVtLSZZSJ. of the Un.ver.lty
jrSKrrii l regard to the Jap--anew
altuaUon. Be,ond say ng it
taHrowlng more acute, Wbactor re
cused to dlMuaa tho matter.
A Texas Ilniiftlitg.
Waco. Toxas. Nov. 30. Jessie
Jone wns hnnctxl hore this morning
for the murder of Matthias Plock
Soptember 9th.
o
A Negro limited.
Hondo. Texas, Nov. 30. llonry
Brown, n negro, wns hnngod today
for tho'murdor of Albort Taylor, n
fellow llfo convict In tho prison.
o
A New Coiiiniloslonvr.
WnshlnKton. Nov. 30. Tho Pro.l-
dorjjt. today announced tho nppolnt-
mont 01 Jonn a. .Mcnuonny, 01 iouia
Inifa, ns civil sorvlco commissioner
to Biicceed Cooley, who hns boon ap
pointed assistant nttorney-gonornl,
o
To Can Fish.
Los AnKoles, Nov. 30. A million
dollar corporation has boon organ
ized hero to ncqulro nil tho nshlng
poncurns between San Dlogo and
Santa Barbara, and to oroct a largo
canning plant nt San Dlogo.
THE JAP
SQUADRON
COMING
GAVE UP A
HUNDRED
THOUSAND
HeinzHlic Montana Million
aire Comes to Relief of
Bank Depositors
Tho llassett Kcnmlnl.
Washington. Nov. 30. Rebuttal
testimony was taken In tho enso of
Mrs. Bnnrfett this morning, tho wo
man's slntemonts being denied by
wltnesnon. Former RcprosontnUvo
Fnlrchllrt tnld "her mother nnd eta-
tor didn't know hor condition, nnd
thnt she refused to answer hla ques
tions In regard to tho cause of hor
going to tho hospital Court- ad
journed to Monday when nrgumonta
will begin. "
O-"
Coal IjuuI 1hh(1.
Salt Lnko. Nov. 30. Tho story of;
tho acquisition of tho Sunnysldo coal
mlno by tho Utah TFuol Company was
told br Gorco D. Holllday beforo
J tho lntentnto commcrco commission.
Toklo, Nov. 30. Tho crtilBors
ItBUkuBhlmn, Hashldntes and Mat
Hushlmn, tho training squadron, In
command of Renr-Admlrnl Tomccka,
lato president of tho naval boIioqI,
will Ball from Yokohama Jantiary 6,
via 'Honolulu, nnd nrrlvo nt San
Francisco nbout February 18. Tho
squadron will visit Senttlo nnd Tnco-
mn.
0
WANTED
TO MARRY
A SOLDIER
HAD SEVERED HIS CONNECTION
WITH THE AETNA HANK
THREE YEARS AGO. HUT AH
ii;nir.i3 TiinnniiT ma v.l
. .... -- mo inioretnio commcrco cnmmisRiou,
STILL WITH IT, ASSUMED ALL 1IoWny ,0C(vtca tho ,1roporl,. ,H
TilRSIM. . . .......
iisvv, wnon no was joiu uy mo coai
1 1 company nnd Denver, Rio Grando,of
Butto, Mont., Nov. 30. Rccolvor ficlnla that hu must tnko tholr prlco
Wilson, of tho Aotnti bank, nn- of n fow hundred dollars, or bo
.....,.! i.iu .n..nnn. t,n v v.. drlvon off tho property. Ho roruaca,
.,, . , , , , ' ,'nnd n fow dnya lator hla property
Iloliuo, before leaving for tho East wm . . ' npn4i . ....
hnd glvon him n check for $100,000, nntoly tho t,on,duy Cun Company
tho amount of tho bank's cntlro cap-, was compelled to .oil tin) property
ltullEntton, to rollovo the dlstroec of , to tho Rto Grnndo IntcrMts. Clms.
depositors who autforod In Its rocont Llvlngatou, former chlof clerk of t10
failure, many of them boltovlug.BunnyMdo mlno, testified thnt until
Holnto wns connected with tho bank. August lat, tho Utnh Fuel Company
Holme covered his associations with enjoyed n seorot rate from tho Rio
it threo years ngo. Tho recolvor. In Grnndo. V. O. Williams, uudltor of
n letter, commends llelmo'a action. th0 Utah Fuel Company, tatlfted
that tho employes of tho fuel com-
pan yrarrled annual pnBtcs.
GRACE
BROWNt ,
MURDER
State News
Hurklmer, N. Y., Nov. 30.--all-lotto
resumed the. stand tills morn
ing and was cross-oxhmlncd.
- 0
Horklinor, N. Y Nov. 30. Tho
proHocutlon drnggel, and Ollletjo
ngnln wool ovor tho scones of Grace
Brown's death. During tho crow
oxamliiatlon tho prosooutlon plcketl
up quoutlons In tho mo.t unexpected
plaon, scouring many admission,
which do uot holp tho defondant.
Tho court room Is orowdod.
Ilarklmer. N. Y.. Nov. 30. Gil
lotto ndmlttud that he ninde no effort
to iuivo Graoe's llfo. Tho proseoutor
tho oxifonsoe of the trip from urn mt.t "AHhough you swam in w
Pnalflo nt Honolulu nnd nan iran
elsoo, and was known a a strong
swlmmor, you swam anhoro whon the
Klrl lepMl overboard." Gillette ad
mitted that ho did.
' O'
Sim Inuiclco Graft.
Ban FranoUco, Nov. 30. Tho ar
raignment of Supervisor Fred Nleh
olaa. accused of accepting a 130
I bribe, and Peter Duffy, tho city hall
Janitor, on a charge of porjury In
Das Moines, In., Nov. 30. Grace
McCord, aged 19, left horo to join
hor fiancee, who Is a toldlor In tho
Eleventh cavalry. In Oubu, Into of
Fort Dus Moines. Sho wns arrested
this morning nt Now Orleans, charged
with forging n chock for $400 to pny
rgl
truii
Molnea. The police will prosecute.
MAG00N
SAS
RESIGN
Grading for tho now electric light
plnn nt North Bund haa. been started
, A whnlesalo grocery, tho first
thero, Will bo BlnrTfiniTftofth Bend
soon. . afP
XV. II. Gllhort,. owner of tho Rock
Creek (louring mills, founder oftho
Blilo Mountain Iron Works, and n
director In tho linker Ionn nnd
Trust Company, died nt his homo
near Ilnkor City Tuesday.
Jonciph KiiHtncc. ono of tho boat
known of tho onrly oUlorn In Baker
county, died Wednesday evening at
his homo In llnkur City.
A now church, to cot $7600, In
clusive of furnishings, Is to be built
at Koseburff soon by tho Methodists.
It will bo built of solid mono, nud
will bo tho finest flhuruh In Southern
Oregon. Tho present church will bo
wjnvertud Into a library nud gymna
sium, for tho benefit of tha mem
bers of the ohurtih.
A CoUngo Grove Utah got drunk on
I Peruvian Bitters ono day this week.
which hu look for some niimenu
""Tho coal fumino which Is on In
Eastern Oregon, and tmpcclally at
Ontario, was temporarily rellovcil
Wednesday by a mob of 350 of torn
of tho bust cltUons and busineis men
who held up a wt-etbound freight
train nud demanded four cart eldo-
traekod. Tho trainmen dtmurrea at
llivnnn Vov. 30. JlflCOOIl IS KU- ronneciion Willi 1W MUI" li -W..V - . , .
in. to ask for tho resignation of all over today until Monday. The grand , first, but the mob wm outer .
Mator. and rcprosentatlves c.osen ,ry ,et this afternoon and took up The no .nap w " "J"
at tho last elation. He says if tho the cas of tho "protocted dlvw " llltla town, Nyaasa. further on ma
rti inatlons ore refused ho will do'
claro tho election illtisal, nnd tho
seats of tho inotnbers affcclod va
cant. , o
Clilcflgo IrktUi.
Chicago, Nov. 30-Wheat 724
72. corn 43U & 2. oaU 33H Q
?3.
o- '
Sugar From Hungary.
Budaptt, Hungary. No. 80. On
account of tho unsettled condition of
Cuba, much Hungarian sugar Is bo
ing shipped to the United Stattai.
o '
A Strenuous Agreement.
Vienna, Ausrlia, Nor. 30. After
a fight In tho lower houso of parlia
ment todjay, following an animated
debate, whether tho ambulanco corps
wa nccoary to take away and caro
for the wounded, there was an -
Schmltx was not subpoenaed
line.
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r '" "HI
r xj..u, Autvrcr
lice j-w " " - . ,.,,, lor me wuuu--, --.,
k..b o . Not. SO. The tbira . ,. .rfiOUrnmenL
COIUWU , . - ,!"'
attempt to bring IP9 'i"31 ,fc "..:
ulal on a chargo o, "-;,,-:.,
ntl-trut law wao - -
LlnT when tho court overruled
morning, ' 4. iirtmoata
the demurrera w luw ,:
Dr. J. P. COOK
hothb no uuwmrx mimbma,
mmm mm wn mt aix omj
AM yam wtW w m
lsMsflW AUi Off K. COOK.
W. A. MOORES
IH A CANDIDATE I'OIt JIE-KLECTION TO THU OFFICE OF CITV
HECOHDEII, AT THI3 ELECTION TO UK 111X11 NILXT MO.ND.VV,
DBCKSIIIBII TIIIltD, HE HAH IIKBN A IUSIDKNT OF THE CIT11
VOll MOIIi: THAN FOKTV mtJW, AND A TAXPAYER FOK KEAII.
LY TWENTY YJWIIS OF THAT TIME. IH NOW FINWHINO HIS
FIRST TERM. UK W VMUMhTSiStA' ISOKWWWWT IN Ml AC
TIONS AND DEALINGS, 18 NOT HACKED Y ANV CUOVR OU
KINO OF I-OUT1CIAXS, AND CAN IIB DEPEND tibVIWXYO MM)K
AITKIt THE INTKKE8T8 OF THU CITIZENS OV BALK IX AM,
maiPECTH. HR KKSPKOTFULTA- ASKS THB KLKCWiW W K
CITY TO MARK THEIR AlAXTtH ON ilLEQTWX AY NO THAT
HB MAY ME BE.LKOTE FOK THK pXX!, TUHH.
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