I WAYi UP f OR YOU ifoVOOR BiJSfttSS? iiY BE ON "LADDER OF. WANT ADS.
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SVnL SALEM, Oft&OON, TnAiwikV. MAY Ml,' 1IKH? ; , " " NO. iW
AE WOODiT JAIL Bam EXONERATED
OT HUB AND ONE HUNDRED INJURED IN A TW WRE
I. - . --i , 1- - I .III I . " 1 ! I I I I I l.ll.l,.liMl.lM.J..llll Jtl
1 . 1, "-lLl, ' ' ' ' . "' ' "I" ' m
iND
ARMY!
IS NEXT
N NEXT SUNDAY
i'ETEHAXS HAVE PRO-
IIS FOR THE PROPER Oil-
tiASCK OF THAT DAY DEI).
m TO PATRIOTS OP OLD.
JJ Followo nro attracting
kiitlon of tlio people of Salem
kk, but, beginning with Suu-
tt the vetornns of the Civil
ill he the center of attraction
. bnlnnco. of tho month, On
morning, May 24, at 10 o'-
ibarp, tho veterans and the
l's Relief Corps and mombers
Ladles of tliQ Grand Army
'Republic, will meet at tho
ill a tho cornor of Cammor-
pntlnucd on "age tour.)
CHICAGO
FACING
rt STRIKE
OF $5;500 CARMEN
XOX-UXION MEX MUST BRMM
i ""Li
CHARGED OU WALK-OUT,-EVITAHLE
ULTIMATUM GTV'
EN RAILWAY CONlI'AXY.
(United Press Leased Wlre. t'
Chicago, Mrty . 21.-"DlBchargo
theiso 1!) non-union men' or B500 un
ion men will wnlk out and tlo up ev
ery streetcar gn tho west Bids and
the north side."
TIi'b 1b tlto strike ultlmntlum to
tho Chicago Railways compuny by
th" Anuil;nmntcd Association of
Street Rallvay EmployoH on bohalf
of tho man who demand a strlko.
William D. Mahon. president of tha
natloual unlaa, hurried to Chicago ei
direct tho fcffuKKlo,, leaving theClcto-
lanu fiiriKo in ennrga oi uuuui i
IllCAGOlSTORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
i
RAN OR SHINE
t Yoa wi'l uIwhjh tint) the emml lit tin Chicago ritore. You win.
ikI the intelligent people. They nlmi.vH Know tno uivt piace to uo
r trading (ho placo where they net the uoodti for the leant nion-8-e
tho IlttJe priced wo iuk.
lies' Suits
' jrtaco on miIo for a few days
fatties KultH. Thla Season's
treat lonW, -Thcuc garments
handsomely trrnincd, tailor-
Hllk lined, pony nnd vest
I. touts full L'Or'il nnd ulent-
klrts. They como Ju nil tho
klmdes, They ore tlie pro.
ns of the le.t nuuuifactur-
lt housew of tho eat. They
lust arriving nijd artj lKiught
ffry dose figures. We give
kbeiietlt to our custonifi-s.
. $10.50, $12.50, mm
DIE IN
A. ,t.
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6IUMIFRAIN5
V -lATV hk I
I
IN-
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HATI IN
STATE OF
REBELLION
OF BEL
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TKOQPS ARE SENT
HUXIHtED
SEIUOVSTA'
JUlti:i) 11EAD-O.V COLLISION
1
AXTWERP-rHEAItCHINOh
WHECK FOK IIODI.
i!X3W TO HE-
AXTI.
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Antw
rnjtcd I'mFTrtl W
crp, Mayl.-Jn o
Ire )
one of tho
MASSAtntES MAY POL
VEXGH EXECUTION OI
GOVKItNMEXT SYMPATIUZEHS
' A ,
' -S-liKfJATIOVH WAHXKIl
t'nltil Prmi I.end Who.)
Pdnt An Prince, Hnytl. May 21-
MAE WOOD ,
IS SENT
TO JAIL
PROBABLE
ACQUITTAL
FOR KUEI
Millinery
Tiinuuetl Huts now on wic
ws that will surpiiiK! you.
jss Goods
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jflfiHA :
hf Mr I
AT 71' ' ) '.lVW
ASWII' i' ! .BUS5&
worst railroad dlsaetorsithat over oc- Incited to Insurrection by Soptlmn
curred In thin country a groat num- MarliTi, tho ri'bol leader, frdm hli
bur of paisqncert.ho number belnp: rcfufo nt Kingston, Jamaica, a bo
estimatod as high as. (50, wore Jtll'ed rloufantl-Bovemmont outbreak Hai
today and at least 100 seriously JH-ltake 'plnco In tho soit thorn part of
Jured in a collision between two pntt. , the Htand. Strong forces havo boon
BOJiKer trains. Doth trains were' run- WBtltoJtho scono to suppress tho up-
nliiR nt a high rnto of sp!d when rlnlnfcijhut fears nro ontortalnod that
,mo crasn came, iney came togemor iieroro.mo troops urrlvo tho Jniurroc
with Kreat force, throwlUK the enrs tloHlit will havo sclred a numbor of
frbw.. tho 'tracks and llng them up clUrfSfolIowJiiij. tho 80la,uro with was-
m-neup-' 01 ruuia. -uruai iunjguir3-ncrtDin revengo-ror lt0 mmfTy
wno experienced in roleosiiiB the Im- execution of a numbor of prominent
prisoned pnssongers. Twenty-two nnU-Kovernmcnt sympathizers In thla
bodies havo been recovered nnd city Inst March,
soarch for more is bolng mado In tho- The situation Boomed critical In
ruins. Tho collision occurred at tho extreme and evory monsuro Is
Contlch, six inlle.s southeast of Ant- being taken by tho government lo
werp. meet nnd promptly put down tho up-
Ono train was bound for Brussels rising. Prosldent Nord Alexis' nd-
nnd tho other was going to I.lorro. vissrB nro warning tho foreign loga
Three conches of tho latter train tlons to harbor no more robots under
wore crushed Into kindling wood. Thd tho direst penalties,
nccldont, which Is thought, (p have MnriuK is seoklnK ad to organlw
boon duo to mistaken lgnals, took an expedition to nistst the rebels.
p;ace on a crossing. 1 0
Marry of tho victims worn so terrl 3IETIIOU OP HAVING
bly Mirnod that tho flcxh fell from HOHEfl PHOM' MILDEW
their bodies when they wore moved. (t'nlttfl Vrti Lmihi Wlrp.)
Tho corpses that have boon recover Son Franclsoo, May 21.-Congrat-
cd aro lying sldo by side in front of nlatlons are" pouring in' on Hugo
tho rnilrond station. Hospital faclll- Llllenthal of UOrkoloy, a hortlcultur-
tloj are so Inadequate that tho" prop- 1st of note, on his discovery of a
or enre cannot bo taken of tho vie-1 method of snvlng young roses from
tlma and couscquentlv they nro cut-' mildew, which menus thnt from 50
forlng much pain. Roliof and r- to 76 per cent of rosfls grown will bo
euo work Is behiK pushed with nil preserved from destruction. LUIcn-
posBlblo speed. OfllcIalB of tho road thul hits Inform-sl Sccrotnry of Agrl-
and othor men In authority nro on culture Wilson of hln dlocovory. His
tho Fceno Investigating tho rnuso of grafting of tho tondor sllpu upon tho
thft dlsartor. It is reported thnt the dog rose, tho grafting outortlng tho
switchman who wn responsible for dog nwo bark obllquoly but not on-
the aeri'lepf hn fled. terlng 4 he roro. Tho dog rose., hav-
Ono of tho trains lo said to have ng hard glossy leaves, able to resist
beon running 50 miles an hour. In- the attack of the mlldow, protects
VHfitlgatlon shows hnt misplaced its lltt'e proteges and londa thorn
switches sent tho nrussela trnln over some of Its own hnrdlnefls.
ono t'rnek on which tho othor cars 0
wero t'jnnlng Severn! houra elapsed CIIAItLEH COIU1Y
I before any of tho victims wero taken UPHOLDS THE LAW
from tho denns. Although tno ex-i A local report of the hoarlng lio
net numbor of vload la not known, 11 foro Judge Galloway did Charles
li conservatively estimated that at Corby an Injustice In rupresentlns
least GO met dentil. Many of the In- him nn throwing off on tho local op-
Jurod aro not expected to live. t tion law. He upholds tho law and
ONPERjqRYGHARGElPRESENT OUTLOOK
COURT DISMISSES CASE AGAINST JURY SAID TO UK.NICAII VEHDIOT
SEXATOIt PLATT AND OltDERS
PLAIXTIPP TO JAUi AFTEIt
SEXTIOXAL TEST1MOXY.
GOES WITHOUT LUNCH IN"
HOPES OP ARRIVING AT A
DECISION.
(United ITfM hriucd Wire.)
T I took no equivocal poslton In support-
clals h'cairo h rugards Chicago as ,nK u- Ho loea not conB'('0' 't am
fho great labor Ttorm cent? In Wfnw a, reported hut claims the
the country.
tflioon inon had all their rights in
So erltui are the relations bore. J r the fmr ,nw8 ,a ti,,.;inw
ihon think,, that unless the com- wf f tel to prom ore prolj 1 b Ion
.. i..,in.. ,,i,u. n.i nnnn. and In the Interest of prohibition,
I--...T i,mU..,vd .,....., ..u mMU?...- . .. ,, . ,,.,.
dltonnly, it wl 11 be praet cal y m- ru.r'i. . " . " """'",
possible to prevent a walkout, which tMr "terost. Judge Corby Is n
lis momoatfrlly expected.
o-
PLEA OP ILLNESS L
IGXORED DY COURT
North Yakima, Wa-h., Mav 21.-.
Paul G. Kruger. under Indictment
for allogod fraudulent uso of the
mails to doframl the Washington
!N'r--v comuany. wc ordt'ed out
very square man and never tnkos an
qu'vocul position.
0
AieTlrnn Phftu in nil Sen,
(TnliMl I'm IjhipwI Wlr,)
.Waehtngton. May 21. Three
American wanhlps fleets will cruise
In foreign water imnltnnoou8ly for
ehfht or 'en weeks next fnll when
th At'antlo fleet ieparts from Ans-
fl'nlti,1 lr I.rniPil Wlri.)
vow vnrk Mnv ?i phnnrni with San Pranclsco. May 21. A vordlct
nnriiifv tii Wnrtii ttin nininilff in ' or illsinnBsal of the Jury In the Ftuef
tho seiuntlonnl Wood-Plntt enso, lleSiCft-o will como this afternoon If p
In Jnll today, while Senator Thomna' poarancoa count for anythlnjr. Twlw
O Plntt, the agod statesman, to-' today Judge pooling sent Into th
whom she clnlmed to have beon mnr-Jwy room, and each tjm word Mm
rlod, Is freed from nil suspicion of hnck that tho Jury wan Mtlll dellb
hnvlng committed bigamy. orating. Later tho awnduncoment
Tho decision of tho court finding camo from the Jury hm that the
for tho defendant and cdmmlttlntjIJKrors ould not go to luiKh, hut
tho plaintiff tq Jail camo after tho.wouia "stlok It out."
Buhmlsilou-pffmost'pensntlonal etl- Tho,nrospKt for h verdict In the
monyv- tumpHtly--throwing .jf.tlJluei trlt IiBforj ijjjb toRyw!n
Wood'o ensq to ihe ground and 'env-,'Jl "" moralng; ailte hoiri rolled!
Ing her side 0f tho contest without, a by and no i word enraa from tho Jiry.
log to ntniiiHon. which at 11 o'clock hail been out 31
Tho blow thnt broke th dofenso'a. hour. Tho Jury left the 8L Prancla
hack wns tho iftbmlaon of tho do.,hotol at 10 o'clock am ropalrM Itn
fosltlou of tho slnttotifr from which modlate'y tr tho Jury room to r
tbe p'olntlff nurchn'ed the alleged n)o lt dMburAf,ltni(
mnrrlago corllflcnte-In which It wni nitrIot AttoriioyLangdnn wae 4h
aworn that the cortlflcato was not ny member of tho proecntloH. In
printed until nt least a y ar subi- tlto court room. Ruef, apparently m
nuent to tho time that Mis Wood. Imperturbable n ever, sat wllh hl
claimed thnt tho mnrrtnflfl eoromonv fc0"J'h
was u.rformed. Thla statement waa Tho usual hMRKeriMiii woro lac
corroborated by tho testimony of the rt early, but the alarm felt by tH
lithographer who printed the certlfl- nroseoiiHon on Wednesday wna not
cnto, the platoa from which thoy wero apparent thla moniIhk d t wt
nrjnted being produced, bowlnKJ'a(rolwien woro on duty,
that Mis- Wood rdiiM-W hnVo oh. I , At noort Judgu Dooliiis; font Intn
tnlnod the eurtlllcnte tit tho tlmd sho,o Jury room, but Iho. balllS returH
sold ho did 'PfI W"M tho word that tho Juror
VCoro hard .blow wor struck at w' "till t work, A haT hour later
tho foundation of Mno Wood's con- ' ngnln wit In thu same aHawer
tuntlnn that eho Is the wlfo of Sona- 'DR roturnod. Th court then
tor T. O. Piatt when tho niinmlinent nounccd that ho would agaia aond Ir
nroreudliiRB woro resumd todayjtoibo Jury room at 2 o'clock.
One of the prlclpal wltnobsoa was tho , Counsel for both sldot prepared Co
defendant V boh, Prnnk, who win Jeavo ho court room pd Ruef hM
proient when tho plaintiff wiib pnld ' Rtlornoya had departed whai
$10,000 fifl- tho return of tho lottoruwor,J cn,no fro,n ".,p Jur .")?m. l,,R
written tojhor by tho nged tonatorftho Jurora woro goliiK to stick It oijt
and who road tho loltera. ,'" would not go to Uiuqh. TUf
The flrHt witness called wan lawr- w8 kon to mean that a verdict w
onco H'll, a New York nowsnapor , imnilnont.
man, who Interviewed Mno Wood Throughout tho morning Ruef aat
soon after tho appenranro In n Chi- ' tho couus table, rcHdlRg .
rago nowspapor of tho womnn'u nrtloncl' owi nnd Wowing gum, H
storv of her itllcged inarrlago. nceom wwnwl to he tlio mot uiiconcerRed:
nanled by a roiiroduetlon of tho aN'"'" '" tin room.
leged morrlago cortltlcato. - .--,- ,....,.
"MiSH Wood told me." eald thO routl rnmn when Ilin court an.
wltne-0, "th? Senator Piatt's matrl-'nounced that It hud heard BtirMcIont
monlnl effnlrs vero of no Interest tqUeHtlmnny and found, for tho dofenil
hor, thnt she wns not concojniod ,int A charge of perjury wiih Imins
whatever. She snld she roHpooted dfaMy nuido ngnlnst Mln Wood nnd
tho opntor, If it that was nil." joli" wa eommltted to tho TombH l
Prnnk Piatt vns th next,wltuoss.'dw(ont o' $5000 ball.
He to!d of witnessing the payment 0 ,
of 10.000, lv Attorney Nlcoll to tha ,f o,lIu.M woimmh
nlilntlff fo tho return of the lettora ,1'nitecj "J" 1. Wro
whfch she had Intendod to produce. , , . ., 21 Another
In book form uud.r tho title "Uvo ', s fWdid'toSK ti"tho"fit 5?
"nfil vou see t'hofi fo.called love'?"'"08 '"' VJoHui ol Mm.
etter."i 'e wltiwa. wSaihtd by'Pt,,Ir amno w ynr Darrow
AtVrnAv r nnflVi K iT.p .lXnilnnH ""'ved u ltlr front .Omaha, Nob..
Atjornev Stnnneld for the dofondanf, ,,BnoI ...Snmuej Harvey." Tho writ-
n!!l l, nnntnln nnv on inrnti ' C' tnt0 that llM VjHltCd Mrfl. ailU-
. ,J?-d. , i ?mJ ruZ to hi "9 nd ,,0M In Mfly J,,no '", August. 100T.
roWLJ.ii.i,n Lnmphero If ho rocnlla "ilam. tho
V. . . t 1 i?i.i. - .1.- I.i "I Ai-nnno lien iupurtB irom twin
of i.-ii by J ido Wmu of th f . t . Iar Japun and CJjnn t, ar.
era' court, today to stand trial Con- ernUo'r 8qundron of tll0 PaV,
are slaughtering the prices
wt,e departments, Come and
'or yourself. Dress Goods,
t 35c, 40c, GSc aad up.
rd, 23c, 33c, 49c, 63c, 75c
l.
Xow Is your time to buy Swell
Suits for small money.
1O0O Yards of Calicoes and
faucy Lawns at, yard .
5
The Store That Saves You Money
raniciory hviuw rv ' " ty floet criiUes to Snmoa and tho
Hon was given bv Phyalclan 1 but a gj h fl 8f,uadron toM)P
commission appolnte by the cwr f d fln th At,anUc w, for
deo!arod the man In good health and Bngland and the jiedlterranonii. It
abh- to appear for 'trial. ,. unofflelallv unnonneevl todnv
-o
wt unomciaiiy announced today
that the cruise of the Pacific Ihet
will probably lat from tho latter
JORDAN OPPOSES PISHING
..,., U)V; TvM l".of Aus8t until tho middle of
Starr Jordan of Stanfq . university
has gone on record U . ' radical re
form In Columbia river sa'mon fish
ing methods. Todav a letter written
by him a Stanford and sent to an
Astoria. Or., advocate of restrlcto!
fishing on tho big river, was puh
llshed In a number of Oregon dall
ies and It will be uied as a campaign
document by the faction flghtlnfc for
this movement.
Jordan declare! that all salmon
fishing above t'do water should bo
prehibited: that the nsh wneeis
October.
HuoViiKt'tfN Scattered h Police.
iPnltft! I'r' Ltasti rire.)
London, May 21. A ;nob of suf,
ragests Invaded Downing street to
day and gathered in front of tho
building I" which aro tho offices of
Prime Minister Asqulth- .Dcforo
their speakers fould make addresses,
however, the police charged and dis
persed them. Six arrests were made.
It was tho Intention of tho women
(O roako a noisy demonstration
again0 tho prima minister hecauso
snouid lie aone away wuo aim iui -v , . - .,,,,1 n mnlv wllh their
glllnet fishing should he investigated J ' " Lu",uiramp,y wU" ' r
j if Kaihia r4rtrfd demand for suKrage.
They did not.
Platt'B testlmonv was not ishoken
on cross-fxamlnntlon. In reply to
Atornev Lobarler'i quettlonn hi
stated thfitj the $10,000 was paid to
MIsk Wood heeauso tho family wIJi-
ed to avoid notoriety, although know
nmn who had tho nuggetM." No ax-
Itlanntlon of thlu request Is given.
Harvey adds that ho met Mm,
B ti tin chs at the depot In Ogdo;i,
(nh, on May A of tbh year and say
she told him that she was going U
en in,v",,"'"""'lV7 ''"" I get hr daughter, who wna u,t Bchoor
Ing It wa n n'aln oaso of blarkmall. .T., Paiifornin
Ho denied. thnt any mamber of tho " , J I , un.i n'.. Sr..
family h,6wpll Martin Mill; actUMj1y vU,lod' th 0imneBH furin,
f.r Between in the deal with hj authorities aro nuuled over tba
the plaintiff,
When Plntt loft tho stond the de.
fenso sprung Its blggebt eurprUo In
tho shnpo of a deposition made by
Frederick E. Hafely. who averred
thdt ho furnished tho marriage cer
tificate introduced by tho plaintiff.)
latter statement.
Terrible Pm In Chicago,
(I'nlttd I'm l.rsitx) Wlrp.)
Chicago, May 21. Six inon arv
Tho deposition stated that tho certlfl. thought to bo doad. CO persona wer
cato was not prjnted until at least Injured, some perhaps 1 fatally, and-
one year subsequent to the alleged
marriage
John H. Dlack, a member of tho
lithographing Arm that printed tho
certificate, produced tho plates bear
ing the Impression, completely cor
roborating Hafoly'e statement.
This last testimony completely up
set the case of the plaintiff and it
wb no aurpriio to anyone in the
property valued at $500,069 destroy
ed as tho result of a disastrous Mro
that broke wit today In the plaat or
tho "Wlntormeyor box factory,
Tho Weslorn Pacific R. K- Co.
has Issued ordoro to the oWclate Hi
Reno, Novadn, to wuploy a UrK
force and rush the tunneling under
the Sierras to the coast.
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