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fftf llfluraal SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1008. NO. 00. URY TINDS JOHN HALL GUILTY iner and Prince Lie in State and Portugal Mourns IS' DEATH GAISES 'ELABORATE GENERAL REJOICING FUNERAL .Km Travels Through the Mountain Districts OLllVHjLO Mires Are Lighted On the Hills' to Express The General Joy IftU Press Leased Wlro.) Kr. Feb 8. Bonfires Uct mountain tops last night Uinuoa of the death of Jim Hioa killed by his ion, ITkindar. ii r daihed on hortebnek i tlj mountain district an- itij aisasslnntlon of tho dfcJtr (topping at cvory cabin likt (lie "good" news. Iloncc itu great rejoicing, It seoincd, r the news was brought, as Jta Harris was fenrod by ETtrjbody for miles around started firos on tho mountain panics and discussed tho news for hours. Two Burned to Death. South SIoux Oltyj Nob., Fob. 8. Morott 'Andorton. and 13d ward Stron tor woro Incinerated hero carl today , in n flro which destroyod tho Strontor boarding houijo. Twenty sloepors escaped, many sliding down ' ft tolcphono polo Mrs. Dolly Hnrt nctt, one of tho injured, accused a near rolntivo of sotting tho house allro to bo revenged on her for a re cent quarrel. ICAGO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE , ((LOADING SALE ONLY THIS WEEK U THIS GREAT UNLOADING SALE THE PRICES WILL RE HO THE QUICK. WE WANT THE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ". 80 IP YOU WANT GOOD, HONEST RARGAIXS AT SMALL PS0W IN THE TIME TO 1IUY. LI " s Just Arrived ; fd at Sale Prices '"BuMUful Stock of Dross ' lading Prices. otyards of dainty Bm- Wing at tbe mm ". from lc Yd. V Nesfics 'Cotton Tiro n-.i. ty-yard ()C ""UFUmcI- h .. 5c li0atPi,i.i f .. 7c J" Skunw M MU, 9'Hfc GarniPnrc mCQ AWAY 1K)WX "neMoslia eVlM. 95c U.. i t . "WwtU I Ladles' $12.00 Qoata Oo.oU iNOW IBrSHM. i Ladles' S18.00 Coats . S2.Q51 Now ; S-Ui ii. e I Brtter Suits at the Same Low J? That Saves You Money ; 8BBWS I P J&i' -ifc l ; MM Til ' ill .ifIcU Mwl.vtW i limh I aft m IS Mi J ' vU w ) PLLJ $$ Ladles' 16.00 Suits fr "o C Now ? O.uv I Vnw I7.S1I ' wvr 7.5i 9.96 MMMMIM WILL LIE IN STATE FATHER AND SON, KING AND PRINCE, VICTIMS OP THE TYR ANNY OF THEIR PRE.MIER AND ASSASSINS' DULLETS GOT TO THEIR GRAVES IJV DEGREES. (United Pross Leased Wire.) Lisbon, Fob. 8. Funeral servIcoB woro hold todny over tho remains of King Carlos and tho Crown Prlnco In St. Vincent's cathedral, with all tho Imposing ceremony of tho Catholic church. Wocnlng throngs lined tho WILL MAKE SENATORS TAKE NOTICE THEY HAVE FRANK: SENATOR, LA FOLLETTE WANTS THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE OVER TELEGRAPH AND TEliE- PHONntlilNKS SENATORS WHO HAVE FREE SEHVIOE WILL- HE SHOWN. UP. i (United Pross Leased Wire.) Washington, Feb. 5. Thoro is tho promise of some pyrotechnics in tho sonato ovr tho interstato commorco question again this Benson, akin to Ithoso that woro shot off when tho streets leading to tho cathedral, nn.lrnl bm wna um,cr d'88'"1 two doublo rowB of gnnrds wero on dutyJcnrH Uh to suppress any dlsturuanco that might bo started while tho cortogo was passing. . Tho widow of tho king and Man uel, tho youthful king of Portugal, romalncd away In accordance with tho Portugcso custom, It is unusu al for widows and the children of tho dead to attond funerals In this coun try. Tho bodies will Ho In stnto thrco days boforo burial. Tho ceremonies began at 10 o'clock this morning. In tho presence of a "great gathering of ambassadors, of ficers of tho palaco and state and other distinguished men, tho cas kets woro carried from tho chapel at tho Necossidados palace, where they havo reposed slnco February 1, by servants of the house of Dragnnzn to carriages. Tho high dlgnitarlos of tho church marched In front of tho coffins carry ing crosses, and they were followed Senator Lu Follotto has Introduced a bill tobrfng telegraph and tolc phono companies under tho control of the rfipypBtato co'mjuerco commis sion. - Tho bo mo bill, ftas been intro duced In tho house by IteproscnLatlvo Carey, of Wisconsin. Senator LaFollotto appoared be fore the sonato committee In tho In terest of his bill today, and received no groat encouragoment. nut it Is un derstood that LaFollotto Intends to force tho matter upon tho attention of .the senate as a whole, and if ho J cannot get action thoro Is tho pros pect that ho will bring to light a list of senators who enjoy tho uso of frnnks supplied by the telegraph companies. LONG DRAWN OUT TRIAL ENDS THIS MORNING Former District Attorney Found Guilty, Penalty Is a Fine of Not More Than $10,000 Or Imprisonment Not More Than Two Years Portland, Or., Fob. S. John H. Hull, foruiorly United Stntos dlsirlot attorney for Oregon, accusod of laud frauds and conspiracy to dolay Juh tlco, wan found guilty this morning by tho Jury, which roportcd at 10 o'clock. Tho verdict was handed In at 1:30 Inst night, after about four hours' dollborntlon. Under tho fed- of tho Jurors, all of whom appeared unmovod. While tho vordlot wna road tho olork of tho court, Hnll sat motionless and tho crowd of spoctn tors woro hntshod with Bupprossod ox cltemont. Aftor tho motion wns mndo for a now trial, tho defendant nrosa from his foot, and was sur rounded by HcoroB of frlonds who oral Btatutos conspiracy, mich nB prosscd forward to shako IiIb hand olinrcod ncnlnst Hnll Is nunlshnblo and Bponk a word of sympathy. Ho by a flno of not moro than $10,000 or by Imprisonment of not moro thnn two years. Hnll was prosont In tho court room nnd received tho verdict with little show of emotion. Hall arrived In tho court room n few minutes beforo tho Jury entered, nnd sat chatting with his attorneys nnd personal frlpndB at tho samo tnbloMie un'd occupied thgyiBhow tho proceedings of tho trial. Ho seemed In tho best o7 aplrits-'rfnd looked moro unconcernod than any of his nttornoys. From appearances ho and his attorneys woro confident of an acquittal. Afl tho Jurors took tholr soots ev oryono In tho court moved to advan tageous positions. Hall loaned for ward and oagorly scanned tho fncos nnd Bponk a word of sympathy. received ouch with n smile. Judgo Hunt received Hull's uotlco nnd gruutud tho dofonso sixty days to porfoct tholr appeal. Sontonco will probnbly bo passed noxt wook. Tho Jury took eight bnllots bo foro n vordlct of guilty was roachod, Eli Ilamer, of Crabtree, Or., was tho last man to chnnge his vote, from ac qulttal to guilty. Bpi'Dud. BtaWpg that the, vordlcL Is whut ho oxpocted, Mr. Henoy rotusos (tff mnko any slatumont. ' -k Hnll said: "I havo nothing on my oonscienco ludlcntlvo of any wrong doing. Tho vordlct Is a surprise, In view of tho ovldonco. Thoflo of my frlondB who still bollovo In moh I shall bo glad to groot as of old; thoso who do not, may pasi on the other side." Lulz wns dollvorod boforo absolution was grantod. Aftor lying In stnto for throe days In tho church of Saint Vlnconte, tho by ho royal, civil and military house bodies are to bo carried through .... ... . m ' Vt a r.lnlatAiii y 4 Vt j-v rnun t itnni liinn holds and tno ministers, peers ana doputlos. As tho funeral moved In tho direction of tho churoh of St. VJnconto de Fora It wns heavily guarded by troops. A military band played dlrgos it tho head of tho procession. Tho car riages of tho civil governor and the ministors followed tho band, each carriage being drawn by eight horses. Then camo other carriages containing suites of tho ambassadors, offlesrs of the roglments of the late king and tho crown prince, tho ma Jordomo of tho palaco and othor officials. In o;e of the oarrlagoe was the Imperial orown of tho dead king, draped with crepo and surrounded by flowers, nnd in the following ve hlclo was his sword and holmot Well back In tho procession was the carrlago boarlng the remains of the klnc. Tho coffin could barely be seen, bocauso of the great number of wreaths around it. The carriage with tho romalns of the crown prince followed immediately behind. Tho bodlos wore rocolvod at the church by the Brotherhood of Miser I cord la and by all the blshaps and the archbishop of Portugal. In front of tho altar was tho catafalque, draped in gold and black, and upon It rested tho caskets of the king and crown prlnco during the service. tho cloisters to the royal pantheon, whero tho remains of tho princes or tho house of Draganzn rest. Afterward tho majordomo will swear that tho remains aro those of tho king and prlnco of Portugal, then tho easkots aro to be placed n nlohw prepared for them. Later tho In fantry outside the pautheon will fire volleys. A saluto of 101 gains from tho forts will also bo fired. The scene was heartrending as the coffins wero sealed ready for remov al from the palaco. Tho queen's grief was frantic. Sho foil upon her knoee and grasped the oasket as If to prevent their romoval. Manuel, tho boy king, with streaming oyoi, wiu compelled to toar her away, car rying her in his arms from tho mor tuary Chanel. The reut of Franco's prisoner were released today. JAP PIRATES GROWING BOLD MILLIONAIRE MURDERER Victoria, n. C, Feb. 8. Nows was brought by tho Kngu Maru from MoJzurn, Japan, of tho piracy of a Japnnoso flRhlng sohoonor, Yosau No. 1, 4ho crow of soven being killed nnd tho schoonor looted. The voesel was missing slnco Dooember 20, and was dlsopverod shortly beforo the Kagu Maru left Yokohnmu, uground on tho beach noar Kunlmi village, Eohizon, little damaged, having beon oaet nshoro by tho tides. A dond body, with Indications of foul play, was found, but thoro was no trnco of tho othor fishermen. The police havo dlspatohod a voeeol to searoh for tho plratos known to Infost the district. MRS. J. "PIERP" LOSES JEWELRY Lisbon, Fob. 8. On oUher side of tho catafalque sat the members of t,he royal household, to the left was tho throne of tho Cardinal Patriarch, who solemnly conducted the cere monies A short allocution In prals of Kins Carlos and Crown Prince (Ualtd Press Loased Wire.) London, Feb. 8. F. Holmes, a millionaire, with his wife and daugh ter sad two women servants, wero found today dead from bullot wounds Holmes' corpeo was found first In a wood near the mansion, noar Henley. The women had been shot through the head, apparently as they slept A full Investigation has convinced Scotland Yard tonight that Holmes killed the women and then suicided. It is believed he was insane from an atiack of grippe MEN WURE KRIT AT WORK IX NAVY YARD. Washington. Fob. S. John I). Sim mering, an aged rnoohanlc, Is the horo of the Washington navy yard. Ho has accomplished something that congressmen, tho secretary and as sistant soeretary of tho navy de clared they could not do, and hence thero Is much rejoicing In tho yards. Tho order wont out Tuesday that 500 raon must be laid off In the yard, and others would be dismissed later. Sim morlng called up the White Homjs and tslkod to Secrotary Loeb about tho matter. Tho latter told Simmer ing that ho would toll the President that ho called. The next morning the telephone bell in the yard rang, and Simmering was called. At tho othor end the President was talking Simmering was Invited to the White House, where be had a quiet talk with Mr. Roosevelt. As the result of this conversation tho 500 men were put back to work, and no more will bo dismissed. (Uiillod ProHs Lonsod Wire.) Galveston, Tex., Feb. 8. Jewelry and othor valuables, reported io bo worth $20,000, havo been stolon from tho prlvato oar Independence, In whloh Mrs. J. P. Morgan, wlfo of tho Now York financier, and two wo mon frlonds aro traveling. Tho pur ty loft Now Orleans Wodnosday night, the prlvato oar bng attached to the regular westbound Bouthorn Pacific train. Mrs. Morgan and hor friends, Mrs. J. N. Nnppon, of Prov idence, and Mrs. J. Norcdlth, of Now York, stopped at Ileaumont, Houston and El Pnso. Mrs. Morgan has re ported that at tho latter place burg lars entored tho oar and carried off much valuablo property. Mrs. Mor gan will not dismiss the vnluo of tho articles Tho police think it was the work of a professional thief who was ujuji oin i Sujpm JAPS CARRY ARMS T0CHINESEREBELS (United Press Leased Wire.) Hong Kong, Feb. 8. Interesting developments aro expected to follow tho selzuro of tho Satsuma MauruM, a Japaneso stoamor, by tho Oblnoso oustoms ofilcors. The Satsuma our rled four eases of rifles and 50,000 rounds of ammunition for Ghineso revolutionists, but consigned to high Japanese oiflolala. This is tho seo oud selzuro of this oharacter made by Ohlnose cruisers, and Japan has made mujib nolso In entering protest? against them. rftf
