Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 06, 1908, Image 1

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GREWSOME MYSTERY INCREASES IN INDIANA MURDER six .MrriijATi:i hoihk & ivm,"- w n i.iiuu K r BIG EIRE IN FRISCO . i LOSS, Of $100:000 rff ""1 HKADV IXJUNll NKAH IJ'RNKH HUKN IIOVSH AT 7iA I'OItTE KX l'KCT TO UICATi: OTIIKILS.?" f 'S -V i ( United Press Leased Wlre.jf' Ln Porte, Ind., May 0.Thrc J dljlonul bodies were found on tho farm or Mrs. Hollo Ounneej, the.eun j)OB?d multl-murdcroBB today. On wns dug up early this morning and this afternoon two more woro found burled In tho rear of tho GunnoM houie. Thlak mattresses had been (Contuuued on'page eight.) 1KKTOEB Ol-' MPn WOULD TKItfUIILt; 4ui,'t. II VK vm INSANITY tt HE; WHL CONFESS .PROMPT FIItK DKPAICTMKST SHOOT AT LOOglUt fUiilted Press Leased .Wire.) aan, i'rnncisco, t way h, uniy in prompt arrival of tho lire dspart mont prevented loss of life when n lire broke out in a little tailor shop DIt. . 2. ! . if! TlkH.THPf K.irn Zi V Atm ? KM WVIS OK THIS C1TV .MA11T1X FOH IX- 1MI COPA1NK .VHAIl DEATH OF, GIRL POINTS TO MURDER CORONER WAKES UP $5 "i ' DISMISS G00DE CHARGES ON GOOD BEHAVIOR MMilAX WVM.VX'H llODV FOl'ND 1KAI) IX IXDKPIJXDKXCi: P.. VILtO.V MKHIT HAVi: HKKX STltAXKLCIK . C(IPHOIIHi: "IS ISFFRCnCKI) ANW (MIAltOIM WILlD UK HBriD-Ur PKNIUXG DFPOItTMKXU OK FAMILY TOWARD CHUHOIf. PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE e Do the Business iat Is the Reason Why Wei Can Give fch? People Such Bargains ' liouso t.at doos a small business hns to have big profits. Tb i uiat J j t..o big bU9lr.ej can sell their goods for small !". H'fc tho volume that count1 in a.ir days. Oct our prices don't uq paying ouch big prlccti for your goodi. p Wh 'o, Long Chamois Dhed giovea, pair G9 ilAS CHALLIKS r M1 - it IXDUID CALICOS Rri 5 PRESS SILKS ,rl rO( KlN(,S - T tA 3RESS GOODS ,rd . .in C0R8ET COVER KM-. ' 't, 0IDEKY rd 23 OjdsPR' ITi' LAWNS Jd . r.A EMBUOJbKKiEST- ...'. 4 riN'H: PARASOLS tU ..J....5k fAM)KLF(CHlEFS F'f JL -t otd'a i i" i.thu. ,v.iii.. ,.n It k o e ,ii ttw fiplllfc low UGALS! UAH- 'A.V! U.N8; 11 Sj.tU Onnlfl .tnfktl Wintry -e aro Ut)Te wtJl JS nrt .-. ..i.. - .. ...i... - -"" &c juu iJjivun a On e latent ir.irnj.n ,:i ke you busy trjiag Edwanl II, Martin Is oxpei'tcd to confess 'klllllig Pawnbrobor NrtOiUn NVolK , of ' Portland within a reft hour, tad will pload humility. r Pwtland, Or., May C. Charged nt 243ft Mission atrcnf (hln ninrnlnt? by Uio notice, accused by tho dla and. did damages to stores on both Strict! nttorny and hourwly threat, sldea .to tho oxtont of 1100,000 be- enedfby h Jail door mob an tho Hlay- fore lt'wa extinguished. The lire or c Nathan Wolff, the nervo of Kdward .HHgh Martin, roriuvr lieu teniuit In tho United BtVitcn army; export in the coast dufcriu tirniii iiienfjAVest Point graduato; ftoclal j - was flrt discovered by Policeman Q. F; Ewlng and xai replote Kith incidental Ewlngwo aiuiwcrlng (i call for tho -patrol waVonT and ln passing' tho.. shop .dlcyored tho'lIghMfand confcatal drug nondld; flaraoiJ. HuUraHiedlatelyJtnrnod In not 4m4ihhn until Itls wlfo LurufcA' an nlarm nnd then proceeded to tho as he paitu'd hor and rofusod to glvu point of call, ' him elthor n word of cheer or of RoMrnlng to tho scone of tho fire, sympathy. , ho discovered a man In the cast of "I lie'teve he did it," nho told tho taking an armful of sllvorwar and omcoru ut the station. "I hnvo bo cut glns from tho front of u Jewelry llved so ever since, tho morning Etore noxt to tho tailor shop. after tho murdor. To the People of Marion Ceunty: tv 1 Having accepted tho nomination on tho IXimocratlo tlkt tor representative, I do heroby declare myuelf ,tinqwaHflddy In fuvor of thej ulcqtlon of United States sonalon. by direct voto of tho pim ple If olt'cted I shall at all times voto for tho people's choice, for sonattfr wUhout rogitid to personal choice or political adlllatlou, and ifinll eonsldor myself a servant of all the people, enforcing their mandnto on all Jast and economlo legislation. DR. W. 8. MOTT. 3448 SIIT 1'Rlltei CLT A WAV IK)W. $8.50, $10.50, $12.50, and $14.59 Tie Store That Sayes You Money Falling to surrendor at his com mand nnd as tho man took to hla IiojIs, tho ofllc.r drew his revolver niul ttred. This Vaa followed by. screams of pain as tho man disap peared In the darkness. Seeing tho fire wa saining great headway, Ewhig turned his atten tion to the occupants of tho adjoin ing apartment houses. Unconscious of their clangor, four families might have - perished If It were not for Ewlng's prompt action In pounding on their doors with his nlsht stick. Falling to arouse on family by this means, he wai forced to break down tho door. Such headway did the, tiro maki that tho police ordered all apart- inont house on both tides of the street within the block emptied, tho nooole fn mnny cases fleeing from the houses In night garments. Thieves took advantage of this and dozens of home In tho block wero robbed. Tho following stores, eillmutod, their 10Js as foUewa: J Johnson, Jewelry . store. $10. 000; R. A. Toryor, photograph sup plies, 5000j Thomas O'Ktiefo, hay and grain store, fr.O.OftU; II. Tnm ony. bakery. $3000; P. Christiansen, Btauraiit, $4000. Lo s on bul'd lugj approximately 1100,000. Dirlug the cohish of tho "Ire de fectlvo light wires In the restaurant I of Martin Dabovlch at 28p2 Mission street, three blocks away started a second ftre which destroyed tho fol lowing stores. Martin Dabovlch, restaurant; C, W. Eastman, hardware store; C. Westminister, Baloon. These places were practically gutted, the total loerf beta 150,009. So htrong woro her hihpIHoiih on Sunda that she lurtsl her hiubuu'l down to the scene of the oiimn, and then standing In front of tho Wolff store, she dramatically charged him with Its commission. licit, at that time Martin's norvo stayed with hi in Unemotionally be denied the charge. " got thu bcnitcheu on my facu in a gambling room fracas," Io told hor. but she wai not convinced. It was Mrs. Martin' i repeated uswtr- tlous an SiinJny afternoon of hor Tho Ooodo family haq won out I tho horsowMlpping oplfode, In whUk tho Rov. Wm, N, CoKpe, ureslilhisr elder of tho Free Mothodlnt churk, was. thrashod by Miss Lulu flqil and her Bister, Mm. Nettle; It IiokIwc of Portland, Saturday night, April 4. All they hav6 got to do itt , Uhange for' a drsrolMal of atr th omlnouii complaints of assault flil' iighinst them, as well as a lllrtl' chuVgtf nRalnat Jack Goodo, Is to m-good. So At liwt tho now UniouB horse- whimiihx:caVo whicTrrnrerw iv; tholoo? and partially. Preo MfchoJlrt paitorA ofUhJNMh (United Prciis Leased Wire.) Indepeiidncc, Or,, "May tJ, The coroner of Polk county has de manded that the mystery that hung over tho death or Mist Lillian Wy man of Imlcpudence, who died un der peculiar circumstances at tho Point Hoflnnco pavilion .near Th como, April 23, be cleared up. Dark bruises were found ' about tho girl's throat 'which Coroner Chapmau declares Indlcato t,hut H dperat struggle prejeded her do mlse. Between tho eyes woro tho Imprint of a baVy'lJlow from a tl 'WheiJjSih&ady. was. cUscovorod a tho pavlllou H kwnc kmnj. reclining partially on upon a Hofa. Twenty minutes be fore thu body wan discovered she wbh seen talking with' several other omployes of tho pavilion n tho din ing room. . There woro but hIx peo plo known to have been at tho placo at tho time tho body was found, and Ooronep CJinpman Is asking tho Ta- eomn authorities to examine Oioin all. y. Salem church agalrisl' the '0o4 family some time ago, has come t a clbse, tho 'two parties, having cent to an agrocmont sufrlctently to eow nromlsa the suit, and Upon being lk formed ly Deputy Proiecutlng At torney Clk', McNary of the iy!Urai" ncss of the Btato to dlsmlftsal, th court adjourned, dlsp)lsilRg ihm rhargh hlch woro brought 1gHfHwt Lulu Ooode for assault and battMT. O. L. MoNary roprcseutod Ike stiito whon tho "court was? called nt (t o'clock this morning, and stated! that tho prpHecjtlon and tho 3e feusohard cpmo o smI fmlcablo hh- flillfl titlfl In cr nnnn.trnlnv l xnntin. Father nrabant a pioneer priest jf. taMJ on agrment m h0 iriiiBii iiiiiimuiu, ua iijiuoiiihu ArchblKhoii Ri-nIkik, Vlc'orla, ai C, May ' C An- nouncomotit han bron made of tho resignation of Most Rov. Archbishop Orth and the appointment of Rov.l nilnUtrator iiubject to tho Holy See ponding the appointment of an arch blnhoji In Hiiccosslon to Rev. Orth. The resignation was due. to' the fall ing health of tho archbishop who is In Italy, most seriously 111, and phy-Hlclans-glvo no hope of his recovery. part of tho prosecution to withdraw tho caso and on tho agreement er the dofeuso to refrain from mo'est Ing tho Froo Method tstn in tholr re ligious worshliu In tho' Frco MothJr iHt church In North Ralom, tliortnipew moved. The four casus of aBsault and bat tery nnd ono caio charging porjury will bo rosumed should the' dofoBsT- ants molest or disturb ally of tfctr (Jnullug for ltrldp. , ' Tho Oregon Electric Railway b'o- gon. today hauling gravel to make mB,int. i.ni.i i. i", t.v.... im. 11 "" i7 u j nv 4 t v i WMl ino mi lor m nmmmfuvH uii !,., hurcJ , Nortn mm heroaflnr. ui U,7 ui .-uivii vumwini .. now l..ro wn. Arnttr.1 IK la - '-- - " III Itlk- 11 klllD L. new N". V.. where ho was a nurse and where she nunud Martin to hea'th, while he was down with n sHwro attack of tho Cuban fever contracted in the Santiago tain palKn ' Martin's father now lives In Commercial 1 oitiui;) (iii.ji iiwii in iivi l . - - - -..-- - , I II belief In hU guilt that finally caufted "'i on eacn iu oi .mv cn.cn, farnlng, (hoy being Earl Raco, Martin to disappear from hoirvo.J'ihP gravel ana airi useu or mib , KJrk j M i,awreiicrt, John A. Mrs Martin Is 28 yours of ago umpurpoHo U taken from thw Htnto MIri A A hoQ an,, OUo w,HOn was married to Martin fn Byraoumi, I '( ". ""'" ",w ut,,"l After wrangling and nrgulng wKk tralnod Kraded for the paving and now riciiH, h u . , . ' "" " J terday ufterncon, the Jury, before Urunk In Puhoh. (whom won trkd Luki Ooodo on th Th city prison now has two morej0hnrgu of striking Mm. SainuoJ r. pceujmnts on Its regular by mo -Ropwr, wlfu of tho pastor of the names of A. Bell and U. J. Dtmt. tho Free Methodist church of thl city, Xw Yoik. Hols a jetlrtd real' former bohig u little t6o fond of the-wab unable to agrcJq. They woro estate broker of man. Ily rofus- flowing cup, and Dent or keeping Uien discharged and Um cnntf ugalrr Ing Martin hh usual dally portion of lato hours. Hot!) men woro picked xlili , rien. tho drug that drugged hint Into hlsliip ly th night ofllcors W. B. Da- Ryy. Sainnol P. Roper pastor of present mt'oub trouble District At-,vU Is also in U.io tolls, and In llng'thy 'ohiirrh and prwcutliig wltnow, toruey Manning hope to utilize tho ( held pending further Invostlgutlcm n. Helm. II. A. Walter njjd W. ft apiotlto to ourry Martin to the ga'- ns tho oiHterB bollevo IiIh Identity Schultz tOHtlfled that Miss Ooodo did lo Rtfusal of tho morphine will may bo needed elhowhere. He was-rU8i, up tho stair of the church and o wiki him that tho pollco am arrested yeMvrday for having too dolibtmtoly strike tho pastor's wlfo eeicaln he- will confess within 3C much liquor aboard. In tho face, but as against thin, tho hours. Already his forced abstinence ., defendant, Jiorsolf, Mrtf. Hoy Plifl- has cn'isod him pain and his haiuU ,, aul. i.,.ari. in thu'wheat ultu Up. Jaspar Ooode and Mr. Xettte' au- sliaky aud his voloo uuujriqin. . , how turn out. Great fellows, "they. " foradlclory testimony Hint thcr . bewildered Jury had to dcol Wavor Tavlor an.1 tho other whether Miss OcJode dll commit an- uoper. Tte jury- (lreoHbaiiiM, Albuit sja Dimn uuu u;ai in ii ivv in- -.,--. . -,- ....- i't agre hut both nrq telling- Jun Rhqdes testified that nothlug of tlM iv much wheat the season, h 111 .kind ocourred. It was on thin Vw Iast night he begged for the hy podermic syringe with tho toothing dose but It was curtly denied lilin.. Martin contracted thw drug habit,' state hla wife, while being treaU-4 muulbor of the reception committee assault on Mrs. boarded, the Connecticut shortly be- "n otB' Jwaoro fore 3 o'clock and extended tho for- August HuckcsielB, J. wal welcojno to Rear Admiral Brgns !! l VbJJs,. H, Q, aud olfttcrs and men of the Beet, C F Ymbg. In an array hospital. Tney lived in Portland for a.year, have IContlBU4 oa psk four.) 'TH " P !l ia