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ATLY CAPITAL JOURNAL
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, .UYRCH 3, 11)07.
no. no.
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LEGE
STUDENT
BURGLAK
in irresistible Desire
. To Rob.
GKXERL IIOOT1I ARRIVES.
Leuder of Salvation Army Headed
for Japan to Convert Mikmlo.
. . ...,(!, nt 90.
rt.JIan a-1 '""'" - "i
, name of Jficnnru w.
50a of Ira G. Hoopae, a
LuwrCrof Kofcomo, Indiana,
tcd charged with uurgiarj
Low of mllllonnires, lnclud-
Lmtfleld Taylors. Tho uoy
K V" ( I - 1
. refits aco wnen nismibaeu thQ
gcholarshlp student nt
forest University, was n mem
ItteSIsma Ph! Sigma frator-
.J lived at tne irniernuj
from which the polico re-
I Mi trunK, noiuius -'" '
J of fine Jewelry. Tlio police
at estimated the value ot tne
he prisoner says ho was con-
lr an Impulse to rou me
He ald the Impuiso was ir-
ult, and tamo upon mm "
tt other boys were asleep.
U oat and entered the Taylor
inlawing a panel from tlio
He didn't know tlio names ow
kUt bouses The police cinim
i confessed to the robbing.
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Now York. March 5. General
Booth, head of tlio Salvation Army,
arrived today. He said ho was will
ing to accept for the army any
"tainted'! money that -Carnegie,
Rockefeller or any other was dis
posed to give. Ho will go to Van
couver, thonco to Jnpan nnd will en
deavor to convert the Mikado to
Christianity.
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MAGNATES MAY HE INDICTED.
For Criminal Negligence In Causing
a Wreck.
Federal Troops nt Trial.
Mm, Ky , March 5 Adjutant
4 Lawrenco arrlvetl today in
a! of a detachment of troops
fit Judge Carnes, who enmo to
Wodge Hargls for complicity
Murder of Dr. Cox. The
iwlll wraain arounu mu cuuu
i to protect the offlclnls. Clti-
Isjlisantly declare this wns un-
irr-
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CWcaco Oraln Markets.
ip, March 5. -Wheat 75 Vi
i torn 46H, oats 10sB40Vi.
Now York, March 5. Not one of
niuHI-mllllonnlro directors of
tho New York Central railroad
obeyed thb order of the coroner to
appear beforo him todn,y In connec
tion with the Investigation of tho
wreck of tho White. Plain's special,
Febrtinry lGth, In whjch 1G wero
killed. Tho coronor this nftcrnoon
Intimated that ho would ljnVo war
rants sworn out against ho men ho
declares responsible. At any rnto ho
will ask tho grand Jury to tnko evi
dence nnd Indict tho magnates. Tho
coroner charges criminal negligence
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Idaho Miners' Cases.
Caldwell, Idaho, March 5. Tho
Moyer, Haywood ami Pettlbono enso
wont over this morning to Thursdny,
when tho attorneys In tho Adams
caso will bo here. DefondantB' coun
sel fllod a motion to dismiss, becnuso
tho caso was not tried nt tho last
torm.
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New Senator from Wisconsin.
Madison, Wis., March 5. All tho
candldntos for Spooner's seat wlth
drow this morning upon tho nssur
anco that Isaac Stephenson will not
seok ro-olectlon If given tho unex
pired torm. Stephenson will bo
oloctcd Mnrch 2Cth.
CLOSING
ASYLUM
DOORS
Thaw Cannot Be Rail
roaded Into Insanity
He Sis Protected at Severa
Points On the Road to
Mattewan
THE EDDY LAWSUIT.
Reins; Skilfully Managed by Able
Men Who Seek to Drag Mrs.
Eddy Into Court,
niCAGO STOKE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE o
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW ON SfALE
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Knrtni,.! ..l.ll.i,in . . - - . ... . ..
I -.-.... v.iuuiiuiii ui now goous is iin grainiest in me History
A ChltAso Store, the nsortnient you luiVo to select from Is great
I tflC Urirpft tllrt lntriiu i..nA.V 1... 1 ..I... VI lit- s.
fawie you money.
ig Gloves
po length gloves In kid and
, met; and white. Wo have
1 t tho rlfiht nrlroa i ......
- ....... .W..D
uckand white 98c
c 11.49. $1.98, $2.50
J New
Jackets
PjwuoBweAow thepret-
oi oew jackets and silk
. anywhere, and aa
1 ice lot As, ,.!, . j...
HiUf coati, 4.98i ,690
Silk Waists
fc."1" Prattle
- Tun ia uu
, - -' im your
! at 11 Prices, in.
rr, utKmur trimmed.
5 k walata.. 3.50
Silk Waisk
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.u: ?.e Pr,ces "
iMm -. so duality.
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WARNER'S RUST PROOf
Corsets on Sale Here.
New Millinery
This season wo can show yon
a grand and comploto line of high
class millinery. Now la your timo
to mako a selectlon.aa wo aro open
Ing up every day now creations
from New York and Chicago. Wo
havo this soasoB one of tho best
mlllnera on tbo Pacific coaqt, n
young lady that can design and
mako for you any class of hat
you want at about half what you
havo to pay elsewhere. Trimmed
hats, $1.50, $3.50, 3.50, 150
and up.
Ladies dress Shoes
Perhaps you do aot know that
the Chcago Store docs a terribly
big shoe business. That 1b true
and If you see the high-class shoes
wo carry and the low prlco we ask
for them you will also bo a cus
tomer. Finer dress Bhoes, $1.49,
11.98, 12.25. 12.50.
New Silks
Beautiful new silks In every
class and kind. Roman stripes,
Dresden designs, polkadots, fancy
plaids aai aalaty checks, tllk dots
and hundreds of others at small
price.
58LWKJS.
uim it aiBBMisBSM
Del mas Scores on Jerome.
Jerome nnd Wngnor nrgued as to
tho logical soquonco of an Insano
person's actions. Wagner Bald It
was lmposslblo to lay down n rulo as
to whether It wns generally local or
othorwlso. Joromo nBked If Thaw
Burffired from parontc form of ado
lescent Insanity,' ns Evans described
it.
"I do not know. I cannot road
Evans," said Wagner.
"Neither enn I," Bald Jerome, "al
though I tried throo days."
"Did you notlco any signs ot lo
glrrhea?" added tho prosecutor.
"Yos, ho talked freely, nnd his
flow of words wns frequently ab
normal." Tho testimony dovoloped that
Thaw did not have paresis. Tho
plcturcsquonoss of tho examination
ns to hallucinations and delusions of
Bonso wns woll lost sight of In a
jumblo of technicalities. At noon
Dolmns scored over Jerome, securing
tho court's decision sustaining de
fensors objections to Wagner ro
pentlng conversations with Thaw In
Jail. Another of Joromo's gates to
Mattewan Insano asylum was ap
parently closed by tho statement thnt
Thaw did not havo opllopsy.
Dr. Wagner was rccallod on tho
Thaw trial this morning. Joromo
continued tho examination of Wag
ner along tho lines indicating tho
prosecutor Intonds to provo thnt tho
killing of Whlto was dollbornto.
Wagnor persisted that outwnrd ap
pearance wns no Indication of inoiir
tal condition.
"Is It usunl In brain Btorms for
tho subjoct to display no agitation In
approaching tho person ho IntondB
to hnrin?" asked Joromo.
Wagnor snld no rulo could be laid
down. Ho could -clto no lnstnnco
whoro a person In a brain Btorm
walked calmly toward his victim.
Joromo asked Wagner soTornl
tlmeB If anything In Thaw's- action
on tho night of tho tragedy Indicat
ed epilepsy. Wagnor refused a direct
answer until Joromo nld:
"You know what I mean, and you
aro ducking."
Ho finally Bald: "No."
Tho court thon took a recess.
PRESIDENT
APPOINTS
WESTERNER
Washington, March C Tho Presi
dent Will appoint E. Dana Durand,
of California, deputy commissioner
of corporations, to Buccoed Herbert
Knox Smith, who became commis
sioner today upon tho elevation, of
Garfield.
Tho President today formally ap
pointed Engineer .Goethals a mom
ber of tho canal commission. Col.
Goethals lort for tho Isthmus Imme
diately to relievo Stevens.
Concord, N. II., March 5. Law
yers on both sides of the Eddy con
troversy conferred today. Stroter
refused to nccopt service for all tho
dofondnnts named. Petitioner's at
torney snld If ho porslsts 'ho will
servo Mrs. Eddy personally, and com
pel her to appear In court. Tho
laws ot New Hampshire permit this.
It Ib only nocossnry to lenvo iiapors
at tho front door.
Glover Not Ilought On
Dendwood, S. D Mnrch 5. Re
garding tho roport thnt Mrs. Eddy.
In nn effort to stop Glover's suit, has
sent Rev. I. C. Tomllnson with nn
offer of $250,000 If ho will atop tho
suit nnd mako no objection to any
will his mother may mako, Mr. Glov
er says: X
. . "I havo received no such offer, and
would not consldor such nn offer It
, It wero made." ,
HERALD
REDUGHT
COLUMN
Gets James Gordon Bcnnet
Into Trouble.
New York, Mnrch 5. A plea of
guilty to tho chnrgo of Bonding ob
ncono lflnttor through tho malls, In
Us so-called 'Rod Light Column"
wns entered In tho court by Win.
Hand, counsol for tho New York
Herald Company, this morning. The
plea la ontored on behalf of James
Gordon Donnott, owner, nnd William
Glllhnm, ndvortlslng ninnagcr. Son
tonco was postponed until April 2d.
TROUBLES
OF THE
RICH
Cleveland, March C.EUtabeth
Gordon Hanaa has filed a suit for di
vorce today from Dan, son of the
lato senator Hanno, whom sho ac
cuses of abandonment, neglect and
cruelty.
Glen Unrub, the well-known ath
lete of Willamette, officiated at the
Monmouth-Portlaad Y. M. C. A. bas
ketball Kama at Monmouth Saturday.
C. D. Qafcrlk left tlU morning
for PortUaa IimImm,
Have Not Yet Served Papers.
Concord, N. II., Mnrch C John
W. Kolly, ot Portsmouth, ono of tho
counsel for tho relatives of Mrs.
Mnry Dnker G. Eddy, who brought
suit In hoV behnlf ngalnst lending
mombors ot the Christian Sclonco
church Inst week, waB In consultation
hero with his colleague, ox-Mayor
Nathnnlol E. Mnrtln. After their
confcrcnco thoy said they had re
ceived no communication from Gen
eral F. A. Streotor, personal counsol
for Mrs. Eddy, although they had
8omo expectation apparently of hear
ing from him In connection with tho
scrvico ot tho papers In tho suit.
They added they expect to call on
Mr. Streotcr and learn from him
whether or not ho will accept Bcrvlco
for the defendants as their legal rep
resentative. In caso ho rotusos, thoy
s,ald,..thoy will proceed nt once to
mako service upon tho Individual de
fendants. Tho dofondantB will thon
havo 30 days In which to roply to
tho allegations contained in tho bill
In equity.
General Stricter declined to eny
whotheo'r nothowlll uccept seryloo-.
for tho defendants, but announced
that ho would bo ready tomorrow to
rccelvo a vIbU from the counsol for
tho plaintiff.
RUEF
TRIAL
GOES ON
Snu Francisco, Mnrch 5. Despite
tho granting of a writ of error to
Ruof by Judgo Jlobbaid lato Mon
dny, Judgo Dunno this morning or
dorod tho trlnl of Ruof to proceed
on tho Indictment charging extor
tion, until th supremo court appeals
to Intervene.
Ilnef Has Disappeared.
San Francisco, March 5. When
Judgo Dunnu'H court was reconvened
nt 2 o'clock this nftcrnoon to bogln
tho trlnl of Ruof on a chnrgo of ex
tortion, Prosecutor Honey announced
that Ruof could nut bo found, nnd
thnt lio'ls a fugltlvo from Justice
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Personals
RUSSIAN
PARLIAMENT
CONVENED
Capable of Government as
the Salem City Council.
St. PotorBburg, March 5. Stormy
scenos attended tho opening of the
dOumn this morning, and indicate
that tho body will havo a stormy fu
ture. Troops barricaded tho pub
lic from tho palace. Groat crowds
of worklngmon gathored about tho
deputies' entrance, and greeted fa
vorites with wild enthusiasm. Tho
troops roJe down tho crowds and
scores wero Injured.
Tho government has decided with
in four years to havo a squadron
including two battleships of 21,000
tons each, and a speed of 21 knots,
and ten 12-lnch guns each In tho
Far East. Naval offlclaU recom
mend that thoy build tho ships in
tho United States. Tho douma was
formally opened at noon. Golvln was
chosen president.
The Czar's proclamation calling
tho douma was read. It was cheered
by a hundred members, wbllo about
threo hundred sat silent.
CENTRAL
AMERICAN
WARRIORS
Ban Salvador, March D. Tho Hon
duras troops have invaded Nicara
gua through Ocotal, and established
headquarters at Pesplro. Fresldont
Doallla la la Chllutera, Inspecting
Uh fortifications, and says an bow
costkut4 taty are practically 1-pr-akl-e,
T. P. Mndlll wont to Portland to
day on liuslncss.
L W. .Maxwell 'left "yesterday far a
business trip to Seattle.""
Guernoy Hayes, a'fiqrn.viBlnlieror
has returned to Portland, r " '
Mrs. M. M. Whlto Is tho guest of
Portland relatives nnd friends.
. Mr. and Mrs. John McGca havo ro
turrml from visiting Portland frtonds
George Eyru and C. A. Rockhlll
loft yesterday for Mootto Jnw, Cann
day, whoro tnoy will ongngo In fann
ing. Stnto Prltitor Willis 8. Dunlwny
was among tho Portland-bound pns
8ongors this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Curtis loft this
morning for Portland, whoro thoy
will visit for u fow )ays.
Miss Zulma Glover left this morn
ing for Portland, wliero Hho will bo
tho guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Sohnull.
Miss LyJIn Propp, who recently
returned from a visit in tho East,
loft this morning or Scuttle, whoro
sho will reside.
CluiH. Adams, recently of St. Hoi
enn, Cal., Is In tho city to locate.
Colonel Page loft today for a busi
ness trip to Drain.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Wlmor, of
Concordia, who hnvo been visiting
Ralem friends, loft today for a visit
in Orogon City.
II. F. Looney, after a business
visit In tho city, 'returned this morn
ing to his homo In Jefferson.
Miss Isa McNeal, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. E. Rob
erts, left this morning for her homo
in Turner.
Mrs. Emma V. Thompson, of Ash
land, Or., Is In Salem, a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Conner, of tbo Wil
lamette Hotel. Mrs. Thompson will
remain two weeks or moro, visiting
tho stato Institutions, Chemawa and
tho beautiful natural scenery In and
around Salem.
-Only
n Suggestion.
It the railroad lommlsslon would
command tho respect of the business
men and shippers of the stato, It
should select for a sooretary a com
petent and experienced railroad man,
trained up In tbo practical aide of
tbo freight and rato .business, and
who understands tho details of rato
sheets and traffic business from both
sides. Any attempt to fill that place
to favor some locality 9r to reward
some one from a political standpoint
will tend to bring tho commission
sad its work Into coatompt.
ANOTHER
INSURANCE
ORDINANCE
Is Being Prepared and Will Bfc
Introduced at Next
Session.
Alderman Radollff is proparing an
other ItiBurnnco license ordlnnnco.
nnd Bays ho will havo tho snino rondy
to Introduce, nt tho next session of
tho city council. It will mako re
lower rato for the plato glass, acci
dent and surety companies, but tho
llguro will remain nt" $50 per year In
tho caso of. flro companlos.' Ho, Bays
tho mayor nnd all those oppoaod to
tho former ordlnnnco ndmlt tho ln-
suranco companies should pny n high
el- rate, and ho says ho will glvo
thorn nn opportunity to mako good
their words. Tho business men gon
ornlly favor raising moro rovenuo by
Indirect taxes of nil kinds.
Ono of tho prominent business
men ot tho city council said ho was
willing to. Btny with tho attempt to
get this tax established. Ho wns
awaro thnt It subjected him to criti
cism In cortnln quarters, but that
was always tho caso when nn effort
wns mndo to tax thoso who paid lit
tlo. Ono ot tho Insurance men was
soon this morning, nnd snld ho be
lieved Miu InHurnnco companies
would carry tho ordlnnnco Into tho
courts If It wns enacted.
WANTS
RATES
RAISEft
Falls City and Dallas Lint?
Makes 'Appeal to Kail-
road Commission
Tho FallsClty & Dallas rnllrond'
una Hindu, formal application to then
railroad commission for n general
raise In rates on logs uud lumber of
about 25 per cent.
On (lr logs from all points to Dal
las tho Increase asked Is $1.00 to
$1.25 por thousand. All points to
Nowherg $3.00 to $2.25. On rough
lumber nt, $1.00 por thousand; sized,
90 cunts, nnd kiln dried, 75 cents,
all to t raised to $1.00 per thou
sand. Slnglo carlonda to bo raised'
from $8 to $9, nnd twin loads from'
$10.50 to $18. It is understood this
rnlso was mndo January 1st, and the
commission Is asked to legallxo titer
sumo.
HHAIIH-DUNIIAR 0.1 HK.
Defendant
FlleH i Motion (o
Time.
Cnln
Tho summons served on ox-Heo-
retary of Stnto Dunbar to appear be
fore County Clerk Allou and an
swer by deposition, wns met with nit
answer.
Tho answer la in tho form of a
motion, protesting at an examina
tion In tho manner proposed. Ho al
so claims that notloo to take deposi
tions was served upon his attorneys,,
as required by statute, and thut'tho
complalnt does not statu facta suRl
olent to constitute a causa of suit.
Clerk Allen refused to pass on th(
and put It up to tho court, Judgo Gal
loway holding court tomorrow.
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Guanllan ppolnhul
County Judgo Scott yesterday ap
pointed Dr. J, N. Smith guardian ot
tho person nnd estate of Lois A.
Jory, a minor child, tho nppolntmout
being mndo of tho little girl's, father,
rj. II. Jory. Tho minor's ostntu In
valued at about $400, and her guar
dian furnished a bond In doublo t&C
amount, which was approved by tho
court.
A good test of a public official Is
how ho keps up his own homo, his
sldowalks and streets.
Dr. J. F. COOK
MOVKD TO 319 L1HKKTY HTKKKT,.
WMHtHB HK WILL HKKT ALL OLD
AND XKW J'ATIKXTS. FOR ANY
IHMKAftK CALL ON IHt, COOK.
CdNMJITAYlOX HO.
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