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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
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SALOM, ORMON, SATURDAY, DKCEM1IKR 22, lOOO.
NO. B0.
TO SELL EVERYTHING BUT HIS SOUL
PENDLETON TOUCHED BY OLD-TIME FLOOD
NEGRO
SHOOTS
OFFICER
Stands By Discharged Troops
and Tries to Assassinate
the Captain
Washington, Doc 22. Tho war
departmont will Investigate the
shooting by a masked negro of Cnp
taln Macklln at Fort Reno last night.
General Macklln, tho captain's fathor,
has been notified that tho wound is
sot dangerous. It Is said Macklln
was tho only ofllcor of tho dismissed
troops who believed tho nogroes real
ly guilty. It is said tho guilty dis
charged mon wished to set him out
of tho wny bofore tho congressional
Inquiry.
Seventeen Orphans.
Breeze, 111.. Dec. 22. Six wcro
killed In tho mine disaster nt tho
Breeze-Tronton Coal company's mino
this morning. Tho cago tho men
were going to work In ran away and
fell 400 feet. All tho victims wcro
married, nnd soventeon children nro
left fatherless.
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Blirvivuu uiu I.U.....I-.
El Paso. Texas. Dec. 22. Master
Mechanic Klpp. of tho American
Smelter and Refining company, and
wuo woro auna unconsciouB ww
morning in tho midst of tho wreck of
their automobile, beside tho railroad,
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AGO STO
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
A Gtanct
Xmas
NOW ON SALE
Our store, no ic-ut - , . BOiilnBi
usefu! Christmas prints priced away down to
Thirty cheerful and happy people are w n
show you tho newest and cleanest up-to-date more
tho Pacific Coast. Remember vo are the leader, of low prices.
. - rt a art Lit if
if you can chooso from tho follewing:
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FINK BLACK SILKS.
PINE COLORED BILKS.
FINE riiAlD 8II8.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
FINE FOX FUR8.
LADIES' LONG OOATS.
MISSES' LONG COATS.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
SILK PETTICOATS.
SILK WAISTING.
LONG SILK GLOVES.
FINE KID GLOVES.
LADIES' SUITS.
DRESS SKIRTS.
FUR TOP SUPPERS.
TABLE LINENS.
LINEN NAPKINS.
LINEN TOWELS.
WHITE BED SPREADS
DOLLS AND TO8
SILK IIANDKERCTnfcPS
INITIAL IttNDKEItCIIDSFS.
SILK MUFFLERS. ker0H.fs.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKEKU"
GOLF GLOVER.
LADIES' HAND BAGS.
FANCY NECK WEAR
SILK RreBONS.
DRESDEN RIBBONS.
atTJMTS WAMmK
Jordan "Water for America.
Now York. Dec. 21. A number of
barrels of wator from tho river in tho
Holy Land arrived horo today on tho
Campania. Tho wator will bo dis
tributed throughout tho states for
baptismal use in churches. Extra
ordinary precautions woro tnkon to
Insuro nbsoluto purity and cleanli
ness by boiling tho water before It
was put In tho casks on tho very
spot whoro St. John Is said to have
baptized Christ. Col. Clifford Nn
daud, who headed tho expedition, en
countered great dlfllculty In bringing
tho wator, as thero woro no casks to
bo had In Palestine. so ho had to
havo thorn mado in Asia Minor. Then
ho had to mnko his own wagons nnd
dovlso his own mothods of purifica
tion In tho wlldornosa. Tho wntor
will bo drunk as woll as used for
bantlsmal purposes, and If American
churches support tho ontorprlso othor
consignments will bo rando.
lMlgrliu Mothers Dine.
Now York, Dec. 22. Tho annual
dlnnor of tho Pilgrim Mothors will
bo hold In tho Wnlford-Astorla to
night. It will bo tho ilftlcth reunion
Addresses will bo delivered by Dr.
Jcnnlo Do la M. Lozlor. Mrs. Agnes
McClollnnd Daulton, Miss Mary Gar
rett Has and Miss Janet B. Richards.
Friends from all ovor tho states havo
been Invited.
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A Regular Skinner.
Coshocton, Ohio, Dec. 22. An un-
trnnwn mnn liaVWS BKinnuu mu v...
:..... . ., ,nrn nn n
casscs oi norses "' " c"
chnrgo of "skinning farmors." State
Humane umccr juuroum ,..,- - i until tno Dinco wnero no ii "
mnn Impersonated him and order,fd thoroughly roofed nnd tlntforod ovc
. . ..in .1,1 linrunn. lie I .. . - .li.llll.. nt n
i .------- ll0
tno iaru.. ." -- y
returned nt night and got the piui
Display of
Goods!
floors. i nllod to tho
brim with
iiwwi -
"?" kand CATS.
I cillWTiKS'B CATS.
NEW KMUiw"'"""
FINE liACBS.
ALLOVER LACKS.
LADIES' nBWW.
t AniFS' iiosnoiv.
BLDREVB HOSIERY.
Sosb Supporters.
NOTIONS OF ALL KI5DB.
KXIT WOOL BHAw Ltt.
BLANKETS.
COMFORTS.
mar
SJvf IIATS AND CAPS.
WPVS NECKTIES.
Jg&q SCSI'ENDERS.
ME8 T,"o
HOYS' CLOTHING.
LADIES' SHOKS.
CHILDRE.VS SHOES.
MEN'S SKIRTS.
MEN'S COLLAIW.
gKf.'BS'ffih' www-
iaAVT1M MVOKB.
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HICK'S
KEEPS
NERYE
Stays Under Car Just Like
He Thought His Wages
Were Running
Bakorsflold, Cnl., Dec. 22. Short
ly after 3 o'clock this morning n
tolophono mossago from tho Edison
mines states there nro no hopes of
getting tho burled minor, Hicks, out
until late today. Tho workora havo
struck now obstaclos which retard
tholr progress. Rig bouldors are in
tho wny of the tunnol nnd It Is fonred
wll cause a cave-In which would
smother Hicks. Rats nro reported'
eating tho bodlos of tho dead minora
near Hicks.
Bakorsflold, Cal., Dec. 22. Short
ly aftor noon word wns received to
tho effect that rcscurors wero work
ing over tho enr which Bhut In Hlcka.
Tho debris is now cleared nwny to
such an extent that men enn boo
HIckB and ho can boo them. Ho now
gets light from tho Bhaft, and fools
his reBcuo to nil Intents, has been
accomplished. Ho is in tho best of
humor nnd In good physical condi
tion. Tho nctunl removal of Hicks,
however, will not tnko plnco for bov
oral hours. Orders hnvo been Issued
that Hick shall not bo taken out
until tho placo whoro ho Ilea can be
mm iitA,n onn nn Tin ihihhiiihilj u&
mini enve In which would bo fatal to
him nnd tho roscuors. Night may
Mw v - -- ,
fall beforo Hicks is taken to tho hos
pital.
HENRY
ANKENY
DEAD
Portland, Or.. Dec. 22. Honry
Ankony, uged C2, brothor of Sonntor
I.ovl P. Ankony, of wnsmngion, uwh
this morning of Ilrlght' dlsonso. Ilo
ouino to Oregon In I860, and for
many years wns promlnont In poli
tic.
How muoh nnd how
Ilttlo
words.
can bo saiu in u
W0
Honry
T tllOIII wuo KUUW
Ankony, tho above stateroom
tniia it nil: to those who knew him
not, paucfl would not suffice Honry
Ankony was n typical pioneer, u on-
ulno wostorn minor, whose uacon uu
who monoy; whoso sentiment and
whoso ealt: whose six-shooter and
Salaratua soda would come to tho
front at any time; nnywuare; .r
friend. In Bouthorn uresou.
what's tho usol Henry Ankony lived
In southorn Orogon.
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TYPHOID
JOLTS
SCRANTON
Scranton. Pa.. Decl "-
now cases of typhoid fever havo de
veloped In this city in tho past 24
roursmUIng a total of I
fo "to month. Dr. W.lnwrW.1 we
oJal physician to assist tho city da.
olared the water .upply U responsi
ble. u'i.t for tho Orient.
. . Wheat and
Portiana, u
-... iL ,n belne largely blpped
"our " . " nhin, and Japan. Or-
irom oo " ""- -. ,a ha
dor aro being dy rwi - -
now trade promUo to assume lm
monso proportions. Owing to the
being
nnuin crain i
."UrSS.
The
.hipped from nero -""
iverna left today with 2,600 ton
.t for Liverpool.
WANTED
TO SELL
IT ALL
Willing to Trade Anything He
Had to Pay His Debts an
Get Even
Washington, Dec. 22. ThomnB
Morris wns nrrosted In I.oob'B otllce
today. II enmo to Wnshlngton to
try to soil his body to tho govern
ment for Dr. Wiley, chlot chemist,
to use In oxporlmontlng on while
nllve. Wllov rofusod to listed. Then
ro npponlod to Loob to boo tho Presi
dent. Tho othor dny ho trlod to boII
his blood, bonos nnd brnln to a Now
York paper. Ho Bays ho owes $800
to folks who cannot nfford to loso It
nnd must pay tils dobtB.
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Mlnesns Coal Utters.
PlttBburg, Pn., Dec 21. Accord
ing to tho latest roports of tho Ponn
Bvlvanla dopnrtmont of mines, nn-
thraclto coal producers of tho Btato
aro ehown to bo ninoncst tho largest
nroducors of conl. At somo of tho
mlnoa whoro a vnst quantity of wator
has to bo pumped, 2D per cent or mo
coal produced Is used for Btenm nnd
heat. Steam with which to oporato
shaft englncB hns to bo forced
through more thnn 100 mlloa of
Bteam plpo; nnd, in order to opornto
tho mnchlnory required In anthraclto
'minimi jr.nift horfionowor had to
fro" produced by tenm in 1005. For
all tboso purpoBca tho nntnrnciio com
panies of Poiuwylvanla uaod last year
0,359,280 tons of coal and paid com
blllu amounting to Bovorni minuruu
thousand dollnra.
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Women to firado Toltiicco.
Hnrtford. Conn.. Dee. 21. Wnro
houso owner In thU state nro now
oxi)orimontlng with women tobneco
BortorH. Sortors now recoivo uu v
$2.2G n day, aa compared with 11. GO
n few years auo. um "".
prlco has not Borvwl to attract rom
potent help. Women and glrlH havo
boon employed In tho wnrohounwi
for eovoral yearn to alio tho loaf, but
havo not hlthorto boon trtiflttM wilh
tho nwponMlblllty of grading or sort
ing tho leaf. WimdioiiBo ownow nre
confldont that th women will learn
nt rnnldly nn men and that their
Judgment will provo a Reed. Tho
introduction of women Into tho IiubI-
. i n.t tnr ilin imniona of ohonp-
cnlng labor but to boIvo tho labor
I,
kuui ubv
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SOUP
DROWNED
THE FLIES
Now York. Dec. 22 Caught In a
tight monoy quoeo Arnold Leo &
Company announced hi fnlluro on
tho Btock exchanco today. II l "
old firm, with branche In Ualtlmoro
and Philadelphia. Tho llabllltle aro
not yot known. It Is understood the
houso I heavily lone on Reading
carried by tho Philadelphia branch.
A slump followed tho now of the
suspension with a seml-panlo In
stock of tho Northwestern road.
Northern Pacific and Qiw ...
.howed largo loms, tno .ormcr .--lug
ovor six point. Uter lumpl"
off to seven and rallying fwbly. 8t
Paul declined three, ono .
dropped over five. The " '"
surprised gecaui mey imu
firm strong nnanciauy.
Annual )f-lU ScllUt.
Columbia University. Dee. 22
Five hundred of tho IwdlM idwt
. . nriPA will smblo here
from December 27 to January 2 uo-
der tho auspice of tne Amr,u
soclatlon for tho Ad-
Science. A largo nmniw u , '"
dealing with Pd "b:
J-dinKrepruUm
f tbo roejtlnf prolo vo m
t of ,u kia1 m hrfd
I
tho roetlnif prosms. v v-j--
DAMP
YET STILL
HAPPY
Pendleton Does Not Care for
a Modern "Tenas" High
Water
Pendleton, Dec. 22. Floods nro
subsiding nnd tho wenther cooler.
No damage was done in this city.
Several bridges In tho county woro
dnmnged nnd trncks washed out.
Trnlllo was Interrupted nnd tho city
In darkness.
MorinoiiM llovcre n Phophet.
8nlt Lnko City, Utnh. Dec 23.
Whorovor thoro aro Mormons thoro
will bo colobrntlono tomorrow and
tho fontlvltlcm will entirely tnko tho
llnco of tho colobratlon threo dny
honco by Christendom. Thrro will
bo no trees or glftB but nt tho exor
cises in tho meetlng.housoH tho chil
dren will bo told tho story of Smith's
birth In 1805, In n smalt farmhouse
In Sharon, WlndBor county, Vor
mont. nnd of his nllogcd discovery
of tho Bncrcd plates, his BUboitont
rovolntlonB, iiib tounuing oi uv mor
mon religion nnd hU trnglo death In
Illinois.
ROBBERS
ROBBED
ROBBERS
Reno, Dee. 22. Dotectlvoa hnvo
bo far fnllod to discover n clow to tho
robbers who got away with $30,000
from tho Wolls-Kargo box. They
say. howovor. they believe tho rob-
bars will bo captured nltnougn me
monoy might not bo rocoverod. it ia
hinted tho olty oleotrlo light wlnm
wero out by accomplish" to onauio
ti... ihiaviMt to net nwny In tno onr-
uuss. alio thnt tho box wna placed
In n handy plnco by tho ompioyos.
FORGOT
FUEL
FAMINE
Tonopuh. Nov.. Dee. 22.-Jack
Weloh, of San Francisco, ha been
chosen rofore and both (Inn and
Uorman accept. ..
NOW OR NEVER
WIIILH YOU ARE IIKAWWa THIS AD YOU AKI5 A1JKI WWN.
,Va YOU OWNED THAT IlKAOTIWlh WAOX WHO WMf
$199. RUT IP YOU WONT HAVE COUPONS YOU CUNT KT IT.
THE IIISO OK8 TO ONK OI' MY PATRONS.
On January 1 st
,.., . AUIBAI.V i-u:vrv op cwrow. rou
IIINO TO INDUCK HTRANOIHW
COMB IMRLY.
Dr. B. E. Wright, jj-mssSsSL
Liri 9UI. 0rt i" Ko": 8 fc
ItKW.M'
(Jivnt New HartKr for llrnxll.
Portland. Mo.. Doc. 22. -A com
pany hai boon Incorporated under
tho laws of this stnto with nn author
lied Issue of $18,000,000 for tho pur
pose of constructing nnd operating
nn extensive harbor nnd docks at
Para, nt tho mouth of tho Amnion
river, for fPOllltntlnK tho nhlumoiit
of froluht to nnd from tho Interior
of llrnxll. 8lr William Van llorno U
president of tho company, which la
composed mostly of Now York Una
clcrs. Tho federal government of.
Drnill has ulvon tho company a cob-
cosston far tholr operations on the
Pnra river at Pnrn, opposlto tho Inl
and of Mnrajo. Para Is ono of tho
principal commercial contera In north
Uracil and hns n population of 150,
000 persons. Tho syndicate has boon
granted tho oxclnstvo right to Iw
poso port duos on nit vessels cntorluK
tho hnrbor.
Cotton Men'H ClirWnmM Tf'
Augusta, Oa., Dec 22. Instead of
tho usual Chrlstmaw tree, which wa
always a sourco of merriment and cn
Joymont t( tho members of tho Au
gusta Cotton Kxchnngo nnd Hoard of
Trndo, thero was u sumptuous ban
quet In tho Hon Air hotel last night,
whon thoro wn a full attondnnco of
mombors. Tho banquet marks tho
closing of tho old celnndnr year In
tho cotton world In this stnto R
from tho trend of tho nddrce de
livered it appears that whllo receipts
ami business hnvo not been bo grA
this soason a In somo years Pi
still tho record was ono to bo pro
of and keep this stnto wall up to ttw
front in tho markets of tho wot w.
Fifty Vf"frrrft''tl''''1' '
Wnnhlnulnn. 1)00. 22, Jtttk WM
Mrs. Hnrlnn eolebrnted tholr oW
wedding anniversary thl nftornoo.
Present woro thrco brldemM
nfty yenra ago; tho Jusllco'n thr
nn.i nm. Hov. Dr. Harlan, prert-
of tho Lake Forest unlwslty;
James, a mombor of tho Interstate
commission, nnd John M.. a Chicago
lnwyor nnd Dunno's opponent (or
' mnyor of Chlengo.
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Onnt ItftItsilloM In Poland.
I Warsaw, Dec, 22 It Is now M
tlmatod that by tho closing down oi
tho factories at Iody .000 persomt
nro on tho verge of starvation, A
Inrgo deputation waited on tho gov
ornor to seek relief and ho announced
that in a short time the factories
wm.i.i ixi rcoDoncd. but In the mean
tlmo provisional relief would b
icmtittl. ...
Df . J. P. COOK
HOVM TO I.IHBKTY MlIW
WKWM UK WILL MRCT ALL O
AJO) meW PATIENTS. F
DiMMJLM CALL ON Dll, C04MC
WIWWMPATIOK IHKM.
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smuf ml IrkMaKI'
BROS.
McEVOY
dSlSCtrtStm1i
wheat for LlTrpool