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KflCE NAMES COMMISSION TO ADJUST THE
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ITES
INFERENCE
DEB
DISTRICTS
UjjfOP NAMES A
UWIMIMIUN
W T Kerr, who conducted tho
tsi'tf devotional work, took occa-
(iitotnnc inco that he would drop
mtt actlrc ministerial work at tho
tittof thli conference.
The Laymen Meet.
Tit lir conference wns In 8038lon
i fortnoon at Kliuhall Hnll, and
iu Invited to meet In Joint session
it MO p in. with tho mlnlstcn'
Mftrtnce
bohalc an to Dlntilcts.
Kiiop Hushes tnted the nticM'.on
ti Umit district Hiiporlntondeifls
iSrorlr presiding ciders), mid
tt le hoped tho present lucumb-
rjTOold feel free to dlsctiBs this
hwtloB, tad that the young mon of
ttcBitrcncc would also feol freo to
(OHtlnucd on oncH ;our i
MANY PLOTS COLLISION
i
TO MURDER
ROOSEVELT
REVEALED IN CITIES
IN EUROPE
OCCURS IN
MONTANA
DEAD NUMBER AT
LHST 25
f ffntfnjf ! r -...t li.
"f"'lv" " i-nr-u n ire I I ff-ii . .
nn.nn, i ... . . I iluucu jtcph i.fuseu wire.
Ma'u,llll riUIICW, DtMH, 20. ISVI- I TTnln.m u o. -
donco of nn nnarchletlc plot ngnlnst ln to a' rope tce vcclimro f?mn w ".. 25.-A N
President Roosevelt, of tho United Livingston, passenger-train NpJSll! . T fl"Aclal circles
aiaics, win today nindo public by
night- last night, emnBhod Into-i a
rrolght train near Young's Point,
mid 25 persons wore- killed. This
number Includes tho englnoer, fire
man and brnkemnn. Anothor report
says thnt between 25 and 40 por
sons were killed.
Tho nccldont Ib attributed to
tho secret police of sovornl Euroneiin
qountrle'. SparilMi sc'croT sorvlco
agents dlscoverod traces of tho plot
whtlo examining Cnunttava, tho fa
mous SpnnlBh anarchist, In an effort
to connect him with siiBpected plots
against tho llfo of the King of Spain.
'Pnpors wore nlijo found on two Itnl-
SwIUorlnnd, Wednesday containing "V,'?".0,? 8n,?w' whlcll bBtnicted
i,n tnof ,innnii i:.,o,i-.. . i the view of the llauman of tho frolirht
bio regarding Roosovolt's African ' L,l'ftl"' Bn .ho ooul,l not mnko tho on
trip. They nro now being hold at ,?'nl ,flt l, IMKor train boo him
. i 2 It Is paid tho cxprost enr toleRcopod
fContlnuoa on dbeu five.) I1!10 B'lorj ad thnt nil the casual-
w -- - I lino .... t.. 11 .....
i mi yvv;:u III iiuj ainoKUT.
One of the- Injured Is Knirlnnnr
i t nesslngor, of tho pas"enger train.
;Ora pabcock, his- fireman, was In-
ftnnuy klllod. It Is Impossible to got
mo-e deflnlto news from tho sceuo
of the wreck, on account of tljo crip-
p-ei eonuition or toiegrnphle com
munication.
pilk'liils Ho.ioit Twentv Demi.
Taroir.a, Wash.. Sept. 25. Ofllclnl
ndvlces rocolvod by Assistant Ooner
nl Superlntondent Palmer, of th
Northorn Poclllc rnllrond today,
ptntos that 19 pnsRongo": nnd one
flrontnn woro k'llod, nnd H other
ne-soni woro seriously Injured In tho
'olll-loa which occurretl near Llv-
Ingaton, Mont., car v today
NEW YORK
...BROKERS
ARRESTED
FRAUD CHARGED TO
BROWN & CO.
(Ualted rreji Lcatd Wire.)
Now York, Sept. 2 5. A sonsatlon
horc
of tho Northern Pacific, njnnlngrt0(iay "' tho nrre8t of A. O. Drown,
cust, nnd which lf Helena n.tTmld- E- F. Ruchnnan, L. G. Young and V.
. . r I T ...... i
mi ttmm m wmmm w in
iiiiiSiiiSiSiiSiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiillliBBMiSBilW
-. m
W it) ' 0" I
Salem's Uptodate Store i
i
!o. Ha WJj-li -i-t-ix Cl$
B HC1C TTIlli Ulc UUUUb
R. Whlttnnrt. all momhora nt thn in,
of A. O; Drown & Compnny, which
failed hero last August, on charges
of fraud.
Tho four brokers woro nrrostod
Just as they woro omerglng from tho
fedornl building, whore they und
boon examined by United States Com
mlssloner Gilchrist. They woro taken
io me -iomoJ.
Tho men nro charged with havlug
Indulged Ja .wholesolfa, gambling op
orotlpnfcjw the day before thuli' sen
sAtxonnrTii'Kiro preclpltntod a small
panic on tho stock exchange.
Tho charges of fraud followed tho
action of tho governing board or tho
stock exchange in expelling tho mon
yostordny. Their frbmds clnlm thnt
thoy have boon picked out by tho
lending gnmb'ers and Morgan, for ox
nmple, to stem the time of public dl
iivur iu uio operations or Wull
rtroet.
MONNETT
NOT TO TALK
TOR BRYAN
UNLESS HASKELL IS
REPUDIATED
(United IrM t.miprt WIm.)
Columlxis, O., Sopt, 2B. Prnnk II.
Rionnott, formor attorney-general of
Ohio, todny doc.lnrcd that hg would
not tako tho Btump for Hryan, n It
haB boon reported that ho would, un
loss Urynn repudiates Haskoll.
"I don't eo how I can tako tho
stump for Rryan unless ho repudiates
Haskell," dcqUrtd Monnott.
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HAHTHQl'AKi: KILLS
I (t'nltrit .1'rMi Umml Wire.)
Mexico City, Mox., Sopt. 25.--
win iiiv.il uru.uenii -nun sovcrni unuly
Injured aboard tho steamor Rndnoo,
of the Cosmos line, by 'being tossed
y an enrthquuke yesterday off Acn
pulco. Tho crow woro thrown to tho deck
by the ons'nught of tho waves, and
Uiopo killed woro struck by rolling
spars nnd railing woodwork. Tho
earthquake wns notlcod on shore.
lac jtmiiies loft San Francisco
A'lgust 0 for Hamburg.
58&
REYNOLDS'
60EST0
PORTLAND
i
express agent is
transferred;
COLORADO OX WW
to sax I'u.ixoisro
tUnl'.rd Vnm I.vimhI Wire. I
Navy Yard, Puget Sound. 'Wash.,
Sopt. 25 Tho armored orulhor Colo
rado. Captain 13. D. Undorwood com
manding, steamed out of tho harbor
yestordsy for San Francisco. The
III" rurKUU lllShUIlKLT ' n 1 ' pn'm-niln Iu l ... ... !.... . i. . ,
llng'on train, and loft Wednesday Svo a draft ofRmm? i nm.1. V? ,?;
nfiornbon. Information rocelvod I ' .? n. .ra!.,r,"l,, 5.0m,8le w
'fe ?. ." crn8,l0! Jl" ,'?' to TuVi'h,, ofT. , 'S Zm.
i m.i, wipm uccormuK io iw ri.tllo ,fl nf .,, ,,,, nf ;,, ...V, -"i
f,. . v ... ,sv iuw,U n uiijV ui
(.'oiornuo. will occur
HGrlet A sortment of Roautlful Fall MorchandUo that was
Ji4n In this city. You can see stylo, fashion and beauty In ovory
'H Barment nnd pleoo of goodi shown. Remember wo aro
1 ketfif Low Prices.
Goods
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IV Uwttmenf I. - ..j
WH cannot h hoi 'c-u
Pjyartav, :wc, .ioc, wc,
IZ.'H.m
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r.ss
jt-
klissad .. . .
- -"uitiiieni or styles
WtiJtA Ya dIc, 05c, 40c,
i fy
ud
'W
M Vlnter.we1ht .
n1 Price,. I9c,a5c,8c,
t.
Lu, , 10t values
s "tnnels, Dlea-,0'rti.nilP,,,
PMfc. "v come
lfAGO STORE.
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&fmBLl X9jntw'm iluVAil
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ifll Ills I
ill IkJ
MwtfM'.llm HUH IU1ffl3HHW
K-.' Ill 1 .VViV .BUPTHB.
MCCi HH ,KJBWESjc7lI ' Wnm
fH HlHPlI
7
nerti rofvpd bv Superintendent
Palme as Into In making tho meet
'rsu po'it, and had not entirely
cleared tho main track when tho pns-
Plunged Into tho rear. All of tho1?' Snnfnl' ,oturnlnB Tom w cru!o
From Sail Franolseo ttio Colorado
h sehedulod to go to HonolttlM to
meoi the sovon crulEors of the Pa
nasengors killed were rldlntr In tho
smoking enr, which Is sold to bnvo
been comnletely demollshod.
Geneva, In an effo- o obtain furth
er Information against them.
There has been much activity nott
ed among tho minrch'ati of Kuropo
during Hi nast few weeks, but tlih
Is the first definite Information that
has been Boomed bv tho secret police
of tho naturo of their plans.
o
to Samoa.
RUDOLPH HPRKOKLKS
ItKTIRKS FROM TURF
(United l'rf tit WlrM
San Francisco, Sopt. 25.-Rudolph " " V... V. '"" " ,a.." ,.J!'
la. Intnn. " "" "v uuuut iii hmuu-
men. The accident occured at al
most the tamo spot at which O. D
ONK HILLKD AND TWO
INJURFD IN AUTO WRKCK,
(Ulittrcl I'rw Untctl Ylr.
Spokane. Sept. 25. J. Snyder
wa killed and W. II Walker, of Ta
ooma, and Miss May Th6mpson of
Spoknno, woro sorlously Injured
luto last night when an automobile
In which thoy were riding plunged
over a CO-foot embankment at tho
East Sprnguo nvonuo treatlo. Snyder
wag dead when removed from tho
wrecked machine. Walker sustain
ed a broken collar bone" nnd his faco
was badly Wulaed. Mi s Thompson's
iv u nana was injured and sue re-
Spreckles has announced his Inten
tlon or retiring from the turf bo
cause of the dlsrenutc Into which
horse racing has fallen, and today ho
h making arrangements to dispo'o
of bis tr'ng of racers In tho Sobra
vlsts stable., controlled by him. The
horses will be thrown unon tho mar
ket as soor as they arrive here from
Seattle.
"AfUr 8rfrful consideration I have
4ectdd U retire rrom the racing
jcame." ifa Mr Spreckles today.
"Tke bookmaker has been encour-
jtfd'lQ mk extent that he occu-
Colllns lott his llfo In a Bimllur' acci
dent, i
RKPUJJLICAN IlUltr.AU
DIUKCTOH TO UKSIGN
Washington. D. C , Sopt. 25. The
Interesting announcement wag wade
at tho White Houoo today that sever
al days ago President Roosevelt was
informed that T, Coleman Dupont,
director or the speakers' bureau of
the Republican national committee.
j)w an xltogetJier too Important ajwa SBerlously thinking or, presenting
CIIINKSK AMRASfJADOR
TO RF I'WLAOKR
runtliMl l'rcK. !.pmkm wirp
Pokln. Se)t. 25 Tho positive an
nouncement whs inndo todny that
Wu T'ng Fang, tho minister now rep
resenting China at Wmhlngtoii, Is
to bo roplnovd In November by Chung
f lt .a .... ....... ...... .1 a
..i uu ion, willl YiUH l-UIMM-KttUOr,ll 01
the Chlnoao empire nt, Manila In IDO
. o
CARXKOIK IIKIJ0
FUND FOR SCOTLAND
(United I'rcnai lntMi Wlr.
London. Sept. 25. AnJrow Car
negie Is apparently much ploasud
with tho Buecssn of the hero fund In
tho United Stntcs, nnd Is now mnk
Ing preparations for tho establish
niopt or n slmlinr fund In his native
Innd. Tho trustees ror tho fiiiitl nro
being solectod. nnd Mr. Cnmegle will
place 11,250,000 at tholr disposal nt
soon ns tho complete board has been
nppolnted.
T. A. McCiinly, of Howl River.
Hood Rlvor. Or . Sept. 25 T A.
McCurdy, agod 85 yenrs, d'ed hero
at tho resldonco of his son, G. A. Mc
Curdy, Monday night. Mr. McCurdy
wa born In Now Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, In 1823, and en mo to Hood
River about eight year ago. He
was rolntcd to Simon Pettygrove.
who Is crodltod with having named
the city of Portland, and- ofton told
how Pettygrovo and Iivojoy, who
wore Among the first settlers In Ore
gon, tossed a coin .for the choice of
selecting a name for the spot on
wh'ch now stands tho state's me
tropolis According to Mr McCurdy,
Pettygrove won and selected tho
name of Portland.
. "Undo" Tom Reynolds, who Iirh
boon serving as express agent for the
9cal offlco of tho Wells-Fargo Ex
press Company for 18 years, and onn
time a newspaper man In this city,
hni i-ocolved a transfer to the Port-,
laud oiTlco. Ho will leavo for that
city the first of the month to take up
his duties undor Gonornl Agent II,
lleckwlth.
"Unclu" Tom hns hold sovoral Im
portant poiiltloim outsltyo of tho ox
pross business horotofhro. Ho camo
to tho stnto In 18R0 rrom San Fran
cl'co, ns nn nrmy messenger, nnd lo
cated In Tho DiiHty, . whoro he re
mained a year. In 18J17 ho came to
this city, and wont to work on the
Stntosman, whon A, Rush was tho
editor, nnd loarncd the trado. In
1858 he wont Into tho army ror an
othor year, nrior which ho Joined tho
"Orogonhn" rorco as a printer. AN
tor spending n number or months In
thli position, ho ngaln, rotumod to
Solem, and wns appointed deputy
sherlrr undor J. J. 'Mijrnhy in lllflS.
He wns ngaln appointed under .Tan
ner Mnthony, who mecoodod .1, J,
Murnhv. In I R70 Mr. Reynolds en
tered tlm employ or the Wolls-Fargo
Kxj'-csh Co., as a driver, In the city
or Portland, rrom which position he
win promoted to messenger on tho
Weal Side road. Shortly aftonvards.
ho was transferred to the Southorn
Pacific, iMiinlng through this city.
Ho rotnnlnol ror ovor ton yonri In
this last povltlou, and then was an
pointed ngunt tor the local ofllce. in
which capacity ho linn sorved for IS
years.
The change which "Unc'o'' Tom
has boon offered, and which ho lint
accepted. Is far mor rnvorahln as to
tho work and It's present position,
lie will have shortor hpurs and
much lighter work, which ho do
serves, owing to his long nnd faithful
tn of 'rvico. "Ted. nn animal
of the bulldog specie '. which la worth
n good iniftiy dolln's to "Uncle"
Tom, and which Is known to every
Saloin c'tlion, and every railroad
man la tho rountrv. will also chnnge
his ro Idonco to Portland, and the
big fellow will no doubt bo mlssod
by his many friends bore.
O. J. Gould, who wn nt ho i
of the local office during Mr. Rey
nold's vacation, will take ohhrgo in
the future Gould Is cxicyluuced In
fh's buslnois, and Is (in uccomutoilat
l"B agent.
nkce. Uirtll stick time as tho man
agrneat f tracks relocate gambling
to the rear, raclag will continue to
be held la dtsrerxite."
r selling fM
1NLd s)..
'ttlOK
'OMKX'S TAIIXVK-MADK
QARMK?CT AND Mirj.ITfUKY
Jit WM4ti;y TUw f
DYNAMITK CRANK
IiADLV WANTED
San D'KO. Cal.. Snt. 25. It was
rnert bv tao nollce autnormest
re.todpy tbt Albert TXlnn. who Is
d"- rreH here on a charge of et-
Umptlng to dynamite the reaiden'e
M llpslth Officer Frsncln Md. Is
pntcd h " autnor't'es ot Poo
ksi., M'sihlnHon St """("im, On
tar: M'fjHr the Un'ted States poit-
li ,n mrnm-
T)r -iiTvjPp',rv. " Hookup", ''a"
notiaM HsiisJc0 that t onrsted
n pinn'TasjPvnral y"i' ao.
mire tiHHFjg?m$rei yi has r
csir4 wn H,at,Hlnr lttrs
it f jtss4 rMtt JM"! nUwnititM 1
yi mtie thm hhm nt ltn of Jf
TboirM "I cmnI frViw.the Caaa
Un aatkHrHls.
his resignation to the committee.
The reason for Mr Dupont's con
templated action is not Mated, but
no effort Is made to coKeeal the feel
that his retirement Is only a matter
or xery few days. An aunounce
mon, which is eon-ldored oUclal, was
made to this effect today.
IXCKXDIAHIKft 8TAUTKD
FIRK IN RKDDING
(Potted Prrw 4 Wlr.i
Redding. Cal., Sept. 25 Two Ital
lans, suspected or having guilty
knowledge concerning th orlKlu of
the are that destroyed a large sec
tion or Ui bmlRem pocUon of lp&
dlng early yetwiUy. ar5 b'ng held
by tke police, adwfciale arrests
are txpctcd.
As tke atttkofKfes proceed with
tfce UvMftistl jthjr:oBe ore
M sso-as-xHsMMif thtvrtits re"w
started hy t0-bgi. Th two km
nadtr arrwe tight (a ths drax
asi thrw Htt kr th pk.
JIin Jt, fUnks, of .ltasks. .
Forest Grove, Or., 8op(, 25.
John L. Ranks, rounder of the lltt'ft
town six miles north or here, died
yesterday after an lllneis of several
months, He camo to Washington
county 11 years ago and located &t
Dank. The remain will bo shipped
to North Yamhill for Interment
Thursday.
ii ...
NKWS FROM HKRi:,
THKHR AND F.VKRYWIIKKK
Eleven young women, guests of
Jin. W. 11. Chestnut, wife , or the
vrnwa'd or the local hoaoltal at
Stockton, wore locked In the refrlg'
erat'ns room bv accident fof over
wo nours, rnrnaaieijr aoae ur.
fe-cd serious results.
Samul Gomprs, In tctfylag In
the rontnnt orocdlnai asalnt
h'ra 'n Wshlnrto verfev, 1
hat he bad bn followed by detec
Hvm ernolo hr H. W. Vat Ol'jav.
o' the Natjnal AsaocMlon nt Msal
factnrera. who olferad to brWrt klw
la the aaM of their eroloyfr.
Je-s Ort Ws4r, forwr th;
lr of th Cascade ijiMAdry ComNiv
In hfm, aswt wnH fo"al'nj j
COUNCIL RFOULATKH
PORTLAND HALOONH.
IViUn I'rrn firt Wlrr.l
Portland, Oro., Sept. 25.--r-Arter
turning down two ordinance aimed
at tho ex'liialrtn ot women from sa
loons, the council surprised itwlf
nnd everybody elso lato yeMerday
afternoon at' the closing session by
the passage. of a measure which the
he'ty attorney says rnu bo enforced,
and wiiicji jts irtmnrn bor.evo to be
the rptejlfal egnlaion long sought
by Jhft who de Iro to see women
bmd from saloons.
:fTfc prdlnanco aUo occludes young
,if a; itadvr 21 yrtars of r from on
terbjg toxrs In restaurant that hava
niOQ squar feet or Horr spsce at
. n i i . .
KsmHe) WHh. f Wmw-mxJ.
MJnIIH Vrt9 fMr4 Wlra.l
Sherwood, Or., 8pt. 25 Hamtiol
Stein, aged 4, one or tha most ex-
tenrive hopgrowers and landowner
In this rfldlon, died at hli howe in
Mlddli-ton Ksturdsy Mr. Btla wa-5
bdrn In Gejrtungen, Germany, In
1844, and Immigrated to A'nerlca In
1864, but returned to his old hoaift
Iu 1808, remaining sbcjt threo
yean, when bocomlng dlsiatlafled,
b. avra'n returned to this country
mm seitiefi in Portland, or. in 1878
Wi
o w marr'sd to Miss Ollle IKwr S "
Hr In 1871. and with b) few I If re-
feav widow aad-four growa.jehll-'t'
drMr-,A Mrs, Kmmn McFaddia aaA.-
Mrs. MImi 'tntitfikar. nt HarLUlli 4
eaibelsHt, has Wi SrTf?fedV,.Mr, 3'l Folfr, wife of LIi J
oaxtar lhi., taroMgn tse nsctyr i'nsMi roestsr, u m, a , jwiersoa
of hfe aaasa aaaeag th list at la- Ihirracks, Mo., and Alfred C Stela;
Jard la a sirt ear accidMt. I a! grsla, Frd JUhaUi.
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