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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
TELBGRAPHIC.
HAWAIIAN JUSTICE.
Prisoners Tortured With IlquiSlIOrIal
Cruelty.
OUTRAGE on. An AMERICAN.
Confessions Obtained from Victim, Near
ly Dead after Hours Of Intense
suferpE.

SAN FRAgCfsCO, C,l., Feb. 10
The CaR prints the following from
Honolulu; The success OF the gov
eminent Of Hawaii In conducting It's
treason casrs was due 10 III, incfimi.
mating evidence given by Cal tain
William Davies Of the steams Wal
manaiu.
The manner In which the worn
statement was wrung from Dawes IL
Interesting, rs showing the pecJiar
legal proctsa NJ present existing insho
Hawaiian Islands. Davies and iis
mate, kuudson, were arrested on he
morning Of January 9th. kuudhn
made confession, telling what litli
he knew.
Davits, who IL an American cl1lzot
refused 10 give any Information, autI
while protesting bis innocence, del
mnndeu nn interview with the United
States minister. This was Toiurcd.
Davies was then taken into the prison
yard, where he was shown two ring
bolts In the wall above his head. Tue
uniformed tnquihitofs Of the govern
ment then gave the Cal tain 10 under
stand that n n complete confession was
not iorthUoming,ho would BIO strung up
by the thumbs.
Davies did not tllnub, determined
that N the American mtniJe ooul 4
not come, The cOnHil Lsneral shou'l " {
informed that no VA Amsi lcAu olH-
zen wished TO sec Em. y ls.,proiest
was In vain. His legs were bouh,ge'
low tho kneea and his thutnba we're
lsshod with whip cord to the ring bolts.
lWW all "a bal hN a
tuoluniOtiunato mans toes just touched
t.
Davies WAS stripped 10 tho waist,
while Marshal Hitchcock, Attorney
General smith anu Surgeon Cooper,
with stenogtapher, awaited the stStt
mout which they believed would 10
forthcoming. They were mistaken.
Davies would not weaker. SWes
OJzed from every pore. Tho strong
man IN his agony begged n dTOp
OF water 10 cool the thiut that oou.
sumed him. The tenuons Of the vic
TINS limbs stood out ike strands Of
rope; blood vessels knOtlod on arms
ana legs, swelling as N ready 10 buthl
with oOngetteu blood, restThin0d In Ia
course by his abnormal position. Hi,
tuTmoulsTs urged him u implioate all
known to DO politically opposed 10 thsil
methods without avail. Davies refused
60 surrender tao secret he had sworn
10 protect. At last, when it was ap'
parent by his respiration that It would
be impossible to hold out longer, ns-
ture succumOed nnd Davies, curling
tue flends who were t0ftuTing him,
tainted.
DR.. Cooper used salts Of ammonia 10
revive the car tain, who had passed Into
the painless realm Of unconHoiOusness
AZ soon as he revived two negro cou'
victH suspended him again by his
thumb. THIS inhumsn operation wa,
begun ut noon, and II was q O'Clock in
the evening when Davies, more dead
than alive, made this statement which
Tespited him from the inhuman bATDa.
Tity Of his Prosecutors.
Another case of torture was brought
10 light In military inquiry. A young
native, who was known 10 be intlmht,
with Carl Widuermau, was handcuiied
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hablilatlon Of silver 90 o circulating
medium.
Minhtsr Bach said that the moment
had SOW arrived or 1ermauy to take
the Initiative IN settling this question,
which Ia OF great importance. Bimei-
ALIEN would cause the rise OF all ptices
In Euglnud, where gold was currency
Agriculture would be ruined " the
present eystem was maintained
a merton would either Hhsofb Ger
many's gold VI adopt pure silver
ttlndsrd auj capture the whole Eist'
ern trade. Other supporters OF the
recollection endorsed the position tbat
Germany hsd taken AZ the Paris mon.
elary conference Of 1888, namely that
she rcgardsd an International ugrut-
ment Of ratio between gold md silver
as desirable.
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DENIES EVERYTHING.
mo -'aueon Of Hawaii says She
hnesN gthiuH Of tho ttebsIttuu.

Aho Queen Of Hawaii says she
hh"N gthinH Of tbe ttebsItiuu.
hoNoliu, Feb. S.-Ailsr tho ex.
lueeu'a xgmina,iou was concluded
a etANeunt wilton by was fled.
~ conlIuoes with y history since the
ray!
Improvement undertaken by the
liNWalhs last month was absolutely
eohimu'od without my knowledge,
saheI'g consent, or assistance, direct.
" OF directly anu this fact u Ia
Wulh VI known 10 those who took
part In.
~ MT deny your right 10 try me
IN lhe amer aud by the court which
you called together for this put.
pess."
Tue hillary cour. will probably
onng u verdict Of guilty Ia tbs case
OF the queen, Notwithstanding nor
ueliiL5ehtuncs will be- passed, but
u u n1ollovod that she viii DO Inn
prisohehut will Oe allowed ffsedOm
on h1I n Tecognlzanoe.
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1t the wrists ami anhise. Then, with
refinement OF cruelty that would
shock a Pefsian satrap, he was placed
10 tank Of icu-cold water. He was
kept thote until circulation Of the
blood In bis extremitiss bad Utmost
ceased, aud Dr. Cooper, who sppsars
In the unenviable light OF an arch-
inqvisiior, DECLARED that action Of the
hears was almUai suruond,d.
Too chief Il poles, Marshal Hitch.
Geek, bad the young man taken from
the tank, snd, alter being restored from
bis condition Of eemi.oonac business,
tue torture was administered again.
Flesh and blood could stand suon Ia.
Immunity no longer, aud the much
needed c0niezti0n was given.
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wAsiuNGION, Feb. l5.-senatol
Porkius, ftOm the commlttru on edu'
cation ami labor, To-Day reported hii
bill tor tue creation VI an Industrial
commission VI twcniy-luu peront,
which h. intended TO Hr0itrnie labor
difficulties. Inc committee presents a
written report Ia which u estimates
tue aggregate lOsa 10 Ill concerned on
account Il strikes during the past tiA
years 81 Sys, 500, $50.
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ENGLAND INrEnrEREs.
Instructions 60 tue british Hepreson.
taiivs In Hawaii.

LoSDOE, Feb. l5.-sir Edward Gray,
Ia response 10 an iuquify w the House
VI Commons As 10 tue condition q AZ
fairs ia Hawaii, said tast Mt. Hawes,
tho British Commissioner, has beou IL
stfuhed by cable 10 ask Tor the delay
q - execution " the Engllthman
Richard WHO has heon condemned 10
death by tue court martial, II no had
bnen convicted Of completely only In
the rieing or actual partioipa ion, with.
out having had a fair anu open trial
with full opportunity 10 defend himself
against the accusations made against
him. In either case the evidence on
which tho sentence OF RickArd Ia based
IL 10 be sent home and Mr. HaWes has
been directed 10 act IN concert with his
United States colleague, who has re-
cciVeu similar instructions f0m bis
government In the case Of the A mur.-
can, seward, who was also condemned
10 death.
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have saved my boy n tine llll,'s OIL
Gers nad Ut me alone, bus they tore
my little boy ffom ms" said he, aud
Io clicked Gown a sob, aud then added
DIT erly, "but will mske them pay
Tot oil this. They must DO 80. But /
20 not want 20 talk too much about
thifi Tor l will consult an attorney
when get to Grand Island. | Will
then make aswofn statement aud Tor.
ward IL 10 toe owners of the Elbe. |
DO not tank It best thst ! talk too
much about tue action u the officers
II The Elbo ana the behavior Of tile
Crsthio.D
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oRAY,s Lar MUMMY.
Honor. TO ,hs Dead Minister IN
Mexico.

Cry OF MEXICO, Feb. lj.-Unitod
States Aiiais,er ufay's body leaves TO-
morrow nj 0.i5 a.m. via the MtEic IN
central, on aspecial train Tor MS n
dianapolls nome, accompanied by
Mrs. Gray aud Bayaid Gray. Proai-
dent Dlaz will accompany tue boly
with n brigade OF soldiors 10 tne train
a general order has been istued ~
President Dinz that all the national
flags throughout tue rcuublic OF Mexico
shall remain vt half-mast until the
body has cr0tecd tho tiO Grand river.
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silver aoysmsut Of Germany.

BERLIN, Feb. l5..-Count Won Mir.
bach, German conservative, introduced
y resolution Ia the Roiohstag today
iusiruoIing the federal governments
Of Germany 10 issue invitations for an
international monetary conference TO
take MEASURES 10 bring about the ne.
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az ELBE DIsAsrER.
ono Of q Survivors Speaking OF the
Matter

""e"' Survivors Speaking OF the
Matter.
OMAhs'sb. lb.-CRrl A. Hoffman
OF utanu and, one Of the twenty
PERSONS sal from the wreck q the
Eloe, vas Omaha today ON his way
hume.
"i could i've bean home be'ore hal
I wanted 4 said Mr.. Hofimnp. t,bnt
l cannot 10 20 home and think
thAt my ana child will never
more 10 Wine. You cannot imagine
now bAu IA. We Woto 40 happy
th'Te, anu " must 70 back aud
they arc Meth me. 1 could eaiily
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NOVELTY
DRESS
GOODS.

An uncquallcl collection NJ al wool
mixtures, Chovioia, Coverls, Tailor
made suitIngs, Stripes, Pin Hoad ChCclgs,
small Pnlds, SIR aud Wool Mixtures
and everything OF tho Latest Fabrics,
produced by mo German, French and
British manufacturers.
FEW SPECIALS BELOW.
Floxiuo Shifting, 30 inches wide. d mix.
tufo OF all wool uul silk, in neat lltl,
pin checks and vnringu,od colors, opon-
ing salo price
SOC Yard.
90 inch, strictly all wool c,mol's hair
hnirh suitingz, In dark colorH only. pos
iayoly worth 500, " ocal
5 Yards Si.00.
A beautiful line OF 8s 20 30 inch all
wool Novelty Suitings, In neat dark coll
ore Just the thing for early Spring
Dresses, good weight, worth yl.OJ,
opening price
CSC Yard.
Pin ohccts Ia varignted oolors. Loading
FRENCH makes, a. Inches wide, worth
Sl'-l, opening price
85o Yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
splendid showing OF new styles, now.
est effects in novelty Blacks, ntt the worry
latest stylish cOncoils, specials for tlis
week.
20 pieces fancy all wool Brocaded
Wooden. Ia lovely neat designs, usually
'p.d a. Zoe, tor
45 Cents.
our standard sLOO quality OF French.
hnoy weave Suitings, IN widths 90 10 45
special NJ
60 Cents.
A genuine bargain In Frouch Serge.
~ Inches wide, la jot and blue black
most reliable mako. ueyor aeon 49, :
than sl.0O, for
65 Cents.
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An Unexampled Offering Of the
New 1895 Foreign and Do
nestle Wash Fabrics
at New Prices.
| Now 30 inch Pcrcalo,, IA light and
| dark grounds, and an incompatible
variety OF patterns, worth Zoe, new
prico
l0o Yard.
Now Zophyr Glnghams Ia tho new
cloudol effects, worth 100, now price
l0o Yard.
Now Frcnch Camhrics. 10 scorei n In,
newest aud pfo,ties. light medium, dark
Efounds, In tho most oHqulsis desigrs,
our now price
zoe Yard.
Now Andersen Scotch Zophyrs In
every now shade aud design, 100 pag-
'ornl TO select from, now price
25C Yard.
Now Corea Cloths, our exclusive and
diaiinguo woavos, worth &c, now price
49, Cents.
Now Manchester Poques, most
fashionable foreign ioxtllr, now price
10 Cents.
U-ANoTHER CUT IN HoslERY.~,
Childron's hosvy ribbed all wool tau
Hose, sizcs o 20 5, worth i5c pair, cut to
1910 Pair.
inuutI ail w0ul Blauk Hose, sizes ~
90 o., worth 100, out ln
&c Pair.
Infants all wool tue Black Ribbed
Hose, silica a. To ~, worth 25o pair,
cut TO
i2lc Pair.
ladies' heavy oil wool Ribbed or Plain
Cashmere h0se, slzua ~ TO ~, worth
j5c, cut 20
zoe Pair.
SPECIAL IN uASDKERCHIEFs.
800 dozen Of finely Embroidered Cam
brio Handkerchief, eighty imperfect,
worth 20 10 zoe, 20 uo clo-cdRl
1910 Each.
GREAT TRADB MARVETG m
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Removes wrinkles and all traces
OF age. 1t feeds through the
pores and builds up the fatty
membranes and wasted tissues,
nourishes the shriveled and
-hrunken skin, tones and inyig-
crates the nerves and muscles,
enriches the impoverished blood
vessels, and supplies youth and
elasticity to the action of the
skin. It's perfect.
Beware of substitutes and
counterleits. Yalc's Original
Skin Food, price S1.5o and SO.
At all drug stores.
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MNE, N. YALE, Health and Complexion
Specialist, Yale Temple Of Beauty, 80 state
street, Chicago.
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85c Yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
rs Cents.

Our standard sLOj quality OF Froncl
fancy weave >uitings, IN widths 40 10 (
inches, serge anu Cashm0Fo nnl6l
special NJ
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Floxluo suiting, 80 Inches Wide. d mix
turo OF all wool Hul silk, in neat littl
PIN checks and vnringalod colors, opon-
ing sale price
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CSC Yard.

Pin ohcclts la yarigated colors, leading
French makes, Az Inches vids Warii
SLID, opening price
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8 Yards Sl.O0.

A beautiful line OF gs 20 20 inch Ali
wool Novelty suiungs, In neat dark coll
ore Just the thing for early Spring
Dresses, good weight, worth sl.OJ,
opening price
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SOC Yard.

90 Inch, strictly all wool camous hair
nnish suitngs, In dark colors only. pos
hiyoly worth 500, VI ocial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
THE DURRANT TRIAL.

[Continuec from 1rst phge,l
expect that no one but the
prisoner could have commit
ted this crime, we shall look to
you as citizens of this great state whUse
reputation for Justice, and for enforce
ment Of laws, we as officers are trying
to uphold, to render your verdict that
the prisoner at the bar is guilty Of
murder in the frat degree"
GO 10 THE CHURCH.
At the conclusion Of Barnes address,
counsel for both state aud defense
consulted with the judge, who finally
ordered that the jury aud Durrant be
taken to Emanuel church, to view the
scene of the murder, in charge of po-
licemen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
Murdered Through Jealousx.

SACRAMENTO, SEPT. Joe Eagle,
alias Black Eaglc,a Hawaiian, attempt
ell to murder his mistress, an Indian
named Emma today. Jealousy was
the cause. He beat her into uncon-
seriousness, then dragged her 10y The
hair into boat which he padded
into the middle of the river. He
then threw her into the river.
Noticing men on the Yolo side of the
river, who witnessed the affair. Black
Eagle drew the woman into the boat
again. Eagle was arrested. Emma,
when rescued, was almost dead from
wounds and drowning. She will not
recover.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

COMPLAINT FILED.-In the county
clerks office today complaint was
filed In department NO. of the Marion
county circuit court wherein William
q. Myers is plaintiff and Mrs. Halle
IL. Walling Is defendant. IN the fall
OF 1898 defendant gave plaintiff her
note for $500 and gave as security a
mortgage ON some property. The
plaintiff now demands judgement
against defendant for $500 and interest
at per cent per annom from October
2S' 1885, $40 attorneys fees and also
Tor the costs and disbursements of this
suit and that the mortgage executed
by defendant he forceclosed In the
manner provided by law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
INCORPORATED
Police Court.

g. A. James of Dayton, was arraign-
ed In the police court this morning,
charged with the larceny of Carey
Martins bicycle. James asked for a
postponement Of his examination until
3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon 80 as to
enable him to procure the services OF
an attorney and witnesses from Day.
ton. His request was granted and he
was returned 10 tue county jail. James
has evidently concluded to fight the
case bitterly and will doubtless succeed
In running up q big bill of costs for the
county.
The case Of state OF Oregon vs.. Frank
Pike. on two charges, that of assault
and battery on Mrs, III. q. Tarpley and
also carrying concealed weapons, has
been postponed until Thursday at 3 D.
m. The case was to have been heard
before Recorder Edes at o'clock this
afternoon.
Jacob Hillsbury, lunch counter
man on State street, was arraigned In
police court at B O'Clock this afternoon.
charged with assault and battery ON
the person Of one, Mcguire, who
entered his place Of business In an
Intoxicated condition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

FROM THE COUNTY OFFIoERs.-The
total amount Of the collections by the
recorder aud clerk during the mont,
Of August was $4O5 10 OF which Sl7s. S5
were from the former and S326. rs from
the latter. This is more than the total
collections Of these offices, with the
sheriff also, during the same month in
1894, the amount then being SS42. 22-
Sl676O bV the recorder, Sl2O56 by the
clerk and $66,55 by the sheriff. Under
the law passed by the last legislature
the sheriff is not required to collect
fees, the clerk attending to that par
tioular business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A Hunting Party From Salem Not
Heard From.

Heard From.
About the middle Of last month
q hunting party composed OF
Newton Ferrell, John II. Duncan aud
Elmer White left Salem to explore tine
headwaters of the Saniiam and
August 18th they were at Detroit and
headed for Warm Springs. The party
were in good spirits and a keepsake
letter to a friend at Salem was sent
from there. IL contained afiectionate
passages as follows:
"Good luck to all. The weather Is
fine, nights cool and fiue and fishing
good. We shot catamount and a
Democrat before breakfast"
Duncan writes. "Friend William:
We are having good time. The only
thing is mats are bad ants are very
thick, and If there is any in the country
they will find me. We expect TO fetch
home some venison."
Elmer White added a note, saying
nothing about ants, but II am all
right, too"
They have not been heard from since
and there may be relief party sent
out from Salem to locate them.
LATER.
The party returned to Salem late
Saturday night and their return was
not discovered by the alert Salem re-
porters. They caught 1900 trout and
shot FIVE deer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

CoMINo.-Professor r., A. Heritage.
the newly elected principal OF VILLA
mette university conservatory OF mu-
sic, will arrive In Salem In few days
to begin active work In his new field.
The professor Is graduate OF a regular
college In the scientific course and also
graduate Of the Chicago musical COL
lege. In addition 10 this he has pur-
sued his professional studies under the
best professors In Europe aud has had
nearly twenty years OF practical work,
besides travelling extensively. His
work Is highly recommended by q
large number of the foremost people in
his profession, and he win no doubt
have a good influence upon the mu-
slcal culture OF our community.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

A BAD BRIDaE-About s o'clock last
evening, while returning from w. II.
Holmes hop yard, the horse being
driven by w. J. Green, the express
man, atepped into hole In the bridge
on Mission street. South Salem, near
Church street and sprained It's foot
badly. The animal fell upon the shaft
breaking 1t and bringing the wagon to
sudden standstill, throwing the
occupants, w. j. Green and Arthur
Burt to the ground and badly brulslng
them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
Fine red salmon daily-Doty.

LEcTUREs.-Professor Thomas Con.
don' Phi d. OF the university of Or.
egon' Eugene, will deliyer two lectures
in the Y. Nj. Z. A, rooms In this eitv
on Friday and Saturday evenings, the
SIh ana 10th Inst. The subject of
Professor CondOn's lecture will be
Making OF American Continentsu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
Fire Tournament.

VANCOUVER, Wn., Sept 3.-In the
firemen's tournament only two teams
participated In the steamer contes',
Astoria and Vancouver, the latter
winning. Time, 35 seconds, Astoria
losing by two seconds, owing to the
accidental breaking of tape.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
A Hot Fire.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-FlemlnR's
livery stable, at Petersburg, 10 miles
south of here was burned today.
Twenty five horses were cremated. The
opera house and Reed hotel alao
burned. The loes will aggregate $780,.
000i partially insured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
THEY WERE GOOD INDIANS

Jackson Hole Country May Be Made
Park.
WASHINGTON, Sep. s.-General Cop
pinger who had command of the
recent military expiditlon to the Jack.
son Hole country, today had confer
ence with with Secretary Lamont. 81
do not consider Indians were to blame
for the Jackson Hole Affair."" said Gen
eral Coppinger at the close Of the con-
ference. They are entirely quiet now,
and have been. In fact they would
not say hoo 10 a goose.u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

The way TO build "a creamery is to
build tI-Statesman. That Is exactly
the way Albany did It, and 1t has a
good one that cost less than $4,000,
while 1t Is being claimed $1,000 or
5000 10 needed for one at SALEM
Albany Democrat. But Salem is going
to have the crack butter factory of
o'egon. ANY town can get a $4,000
creamery, That 10 10 small for Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
Reduced Rate

The Southern Pacific Co. has put on
reduced rate on oats ia carload lots OF
10000 pounds. Effective Aug. 2I from
Portland and all points on main line "a
Tar sonth as Eugene City; between
Woodburn and Natron and Lebanon
branch. Three dollars per ton TO San
francisco, Oakland wharf, Port Costa
and Sacramento.
w. w. SKINNER,
u~W Agent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03
Another Arrival

Today's train from the south brought
another carload Of choice watermelons.
These average smaller than the last,
for the benefit of hop pickers. John G..
Wright can supply everybody at the
Pioneer Grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-03

LEoTURE.-Rey. Snulse is canvass.
Ing for sale Of 400 tickets to a lecture
by Bishop Bowman for the Methodist
church In South Salem. He is to be
here In a month and the money is to
help pay of the debt on the parsonage
built by Rev. Shulse last summer.