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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
Asa Bennett of Hubbardston Found
Dead in His Kitchen by
His Aged Wife
BEATEN TO DEATH WITH IRON BOLT

No CeW Whatever to Murdere-Mrs. Bennett Returned From
Prayer Meeting to Find Hucb and Lying in Pool of Blood
Church Members Search Neg Observation-Disclosures Robbery
Was Motive For Crime Vic tim Had No Known Enemy-De
ceased Had lust Disposed Wood Lot and Was Reported to
Have Money on Person
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
Sails to Malta

Alexandria, Dec. 21.-Lord Kitchener
arrived here this evening from Cairo,
and went on board the British second
class cruiser Isis. which Immediately
sailed for Malta
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
GLOBE NATIONAL
GOES TO WALL
Comptroller Dawes Appoints a Temporary
Receiver for the Boston Insti.
tuition.
ANOTHER PANIC PROBABLE TODAY

Action of Treasury Official Complete Surprise to President H. H.
StevenS-Thought That Bank Had Weahered the Storm
Squire Failure Had Materially Weakened the Resources
Boston Business Men View Situation With More Surprise Than
AIarm-SpeciaI Examiner Daniel G. Wing Now in Charge
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
B0UTELLE VERY ILL
Maine Congressman Stricken
Down in Young's Hotel

Boston, Dec, 21.--Congressman C. A.
Boutelle Of Maine, who is at Young's
hotel, has been taken seriously Ill. The
nature Of his trouble is not given out.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
A NATICK WOMAN
SHOOTS HOUSEBREAKER

Lewis Perry the Dead Man, Was Spanish War Veteran and
FremanHe and COmrade Try to Break Into Morse Man.
sion in Broad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Women Resist Attack
Alleged That Act Was Done to Save Sister From Blows of
Croquet MaIet
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
DoyIe Volunteers

London. Dec. 21.-A. Conan Doyle, the
well-known novelist. has volunteered
for service a South Africa.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
CABINET is OUT
Woods First Official Act Is To
Cause Resignation of
Brooke'S Advisers
STEP GREETED WITH
APPLAUSE BY CUBANS
Retiring Governors Proclamation
the Subject of Much Hostile
Criticism

Havana Dec. 21.-Maj. Gen. Leonard
Woods first act today was to accept
the resignation of the members of the
advisory cabinet of Gen. Brooke. These
officials, after considering the question
over night, had decided to insist upon
retiring. Their decision meets with
public approval. Almost without ex-
ception, they had rendered themselves
particularly obnoxious to a majority of
the Cubans
One prominent Cuban general said to-
day: 1.-The only chance Gen. Brookes
secretaries have, if they wish to rehab-
ilitate themselves in the eyes of their
| countrymen. is to resign and thus, for
a time, bring forgetfulness."
The same gentleman, discussing Gen
Brooke's farewell proclamation. said:
1.-THE proclamation is ill-advised. Cuba
is bound, in the course of time, with
food and without war, to arrive at a
state of comparative comfort. No man
has a right to regard himself as the
sole cause of such Improvements. As
| a matter of fact, under Gen. Brooke's
| administration, the military authorities
| frequently over-rode the civil and
there is less civil government now than
! before AS for the courts, they are
the same corrupt organizations, and are
virtually unchanged in any important
particular, All this, in my opinion,
most Cubans will attribute to the bad
advice given Gen. Brooke by his sec
retaries"
DISLIKE PROCLAMATION.
The Lucha, contrasting Gen. Brooke
withdrawal with Gen. Woods advent,
says: Gen. Brooke's proclamation was
unfavorable, as it contained errors.
! Gen. Wood, although promising moth
! ing, speaks volumes by his quiet, dem
| ocratic manner of taking charge of af-
fairs. He has captivated every one"
Gen. Chaffee is receiving numerous
congratulations upon his appointment
to the rank of brigadier general in the
regular army. 1t is believed here that
the post of chief of staff will be abol-
| ished, and that Gen. Chaffee will sue
coed Gen. Wilson as governor of the
/ department of Matanzas- Santa Clara
or will remain in the department of
! Havana-Pinar Del Rio Gen. Ludlow
succeeding Gen. Wilson
1t is also believed that no governor
will be appointed for Santiago depart
ment but that an experiment in civil
| government on a much broader scale
than ever before will be initiated there,
| Gov. Gen. Wood, having supervision of
| the experiment from Havana
Gov Gen. Wood this afternoon visit
ed the prison and penitentiary,
| but declined to comment upon
the experience. He was accompanied
| by Gems. Ludlow and Chaffee. There
have been no fresh developments in
connection with the arrests of the 10
custom house appraisers yet The
whole matter is being thoroughly in
vestigated.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
ITALIAN LABORERS ON
THE WARPATH IN AUBURN

Dissatisfied With the Wage Schedule the Men Go On Strike and
Carry Matters In Highhanded Manner-ConstabIe Ward
Takes the Contract to Arrest Six Of the Rngeaders in the
Trouble
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
COMPTROLLER GENEROUS

The action of the comptroller in wait
ing a reasonable time for the guaranty
to be made good regarding the bad
assets of the bank, is generally &C
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22

Continued on Page Four)
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22

per stocks, the outcome tomorrow is
anXiously awaited.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
ADD0uD66n16nt.

S. Friedmanan who has conducted the sale OF the
former Stocks Dry Goods Store. has got permission OF
Mr. Johnson to retain the building, 257 Commercial ST.
three weeks longer, he will therefore continue selling
goods till the night Of the twentyhrst Of January Will
sell at auction tomorrow, Saturday. the tiry>rst and
then sell at private sale only. and re>commence the
the auction January the seventh and continue daily until
the night Of the twenyrst This gives five days only
for private sales from the second seventh inclusive
There is about three thousand dollars worth OF goods
left the assortment fair. The public has opportunity
Of saving from onehrd to one>ha in attending this sale
Ali the unsold furniture will be sold Thursday, the
eighteenth day Of Januaryat Up m Remember the place
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

DOT effect The agreement eutereo inN
t,o,Eesp those two o8cials and The
eltt,ens committee, 70 hI their total
smoluneut al 5000 . year each. IL IS
only just atd fair 70 both SIDES tha'
this agreement Be kept 10 good ialtu.
The report vas circulated before
the caucus that Jef Bobanan'
candidate for engineer, had with
drawn. and 90 bis name was DOT oal-
lotted. This is now considered 70
have been trick Of the push, as MI
Bobsnan denies having Withdrawn
his name. The same kind OF q viii
drawsl. was attempted on Clark
Churchill for dre chief but di1 no1
work. His friends were posted
The ane work done 10 BOhanoo
case may not have changed the result
bot II ne had only one vote there' nc
was entitled 70 IL. The condition o.
the citv is such that IL would seem a.
though political trickery by the push
was out Of order. especially after tne
result Of the last election IL
The council meets Tuesday evening
ln rs first regular session. when " y
,Ypected that the new Officers Will be
.egularly elected and their salaries
,nenly agreed upon. 10 this matter
he new council will DO doubt act 10 a
oeseryatlye manner and take no steps
hat will reaulre reconsideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
LUCKY PEOPLE.
s.vsrsl Beautiful Prizes Rafisd OF satuf'
day Evening.

s.v.,,l Beautiful Prizes RafRsd OF sstur.
day Evening.
AT three Of Salem's business houses
rafies we're held on Saturday evening
al which FIVE beautiful prizes we're |
given 10 as many persons.
Two costly carved wood. cuckoo
clocks were offered as prises at the
Columbia saloon, ~ the person VINO
could shake the highest number oil
spots with three dice In three throws
A chance cost % cents. The highest
number was thrown by John w.
Cochran, who took his first choice,the
second place was tied by three persons
| John G. Wright, Z. EckeriIn, and j.
lC. Mills, who have not yet decided
70 whom the clock shall fall.
An elegant China tea set aud
. parlor lamp we're awarded 70 CASPER
Meir OF Salem, aud J. j. Walker o.
= Turner, In a guessing contest at th'
!; Yokohoma tea store. A jar filled will
y berries was placed on exhihltlon an'
each person making a 80 cent purchas
r. was entitled To- guess. The Dumbe
D; ~ berries in the jar was '4lS6; Nj
'e Melr Vyuessed 4l9O and Nr. Wake
20 also. The first gentleman received
the tea set and the second the lamp.
e A large parlor lamp and Rll
er stand were rafled % at the Empo
~ nun. Each person making jO-cen
purchase drew numbered ticket, ant
e. on Saturday evening Nj Sower, th'
o: proprietor Of the Emporium. had The
et numbers drawn. Number 80 was The
lucky one aud can have the prize by
o. presenting his ticket, but he has mol
ne set appeared aud his identity Is 10
- known. II not called for II will 20 Z
the Orphans Home with the compli
" ments Of the Emporium.
E. All the prizes were elegant anC
.; costly ones and the winners may vel
feel proud CT their good fortune,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
DIE

COOKE.-At the hle OF his son.
in-law, Z. X, Ha on Twentieth
street near Asylui Avenue, Mon.
day Jan. 2, 1899 ] NJ. Cooke aged
~ years, OF la grhe.
The deceased leas four children
TO mourn his death, rec Of whom re.
side in Kansas, andle. Mrs Il. X
Hall In Salem.
The funeral seryic will be held Ia.
morrow afternoon a. 0. NJ. from the
home OF Mr. Z. X. all, Rev W. g.
kantner OF the CousgatIonaj church
officiating. The repins will be laid
at rest 10 the City7iew cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Mrs. Conner aud Ms Minnie Welch
have returned 70 the home Ia Port
land after visit WIN Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. l.. Hamilton,
II Salem people apreclate violin
artists Patton Bros. y they may be
able TO get Ysaye he on his return
trip 10 the Pacific cast. HelmOnt
who plVys TuesdayeVening is the
greatest boy artist bore the public,
John B. winstaey, one OF last
years preparatory c.'s at Willamette
University, who isW pursuing his
higher education atthe State Uni,
yerslty at Eugene, scot the holidays
with his parents, n aud Mrs. James
Wlnstanley, Of ihislty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
Integrity n the principles Of the Re-
publican party. Let me say % pt
fissuds from thf.nH UNfUlu
The Emperor and the Chancellor
Cannot Agree.
Trousis Is oysr ne wbolesas Ezpuisao'
q Danes snd Ausinsns.

81 Berlin cable Il u learned that
another cabinet crisis here Il spprCh-
ing FOR some time there bare been
serious diferences u opinion between
Emperor william and the imperial
chancellor, Prince HOhenlOhe. 10 two
ipstsooes. the question o. the highest
military court ard the Lippe- Det-
mold succession case. bis majesty
Yielded 10 some extent n The view %
Prince H0benlohe. This. however,
was done more because Of the en-
pero'rs affection io' the aged chan
oellor. whom be calls "uncle" 10 pfi-
yate conversation ard addresses BY
the afiectionate Ito" thou, than
because Prince Hohenlohe's views
cVnvinced hin.
10 several other equally important
matters the princes views and lnten-
tlODs have been oyerridden by toe
emperor and part Of the cabinet, more
especially by Dr. Miguel, the vice
president % the ministers and minis
ters Of dnaDee-tb The aBti-strike bill,
the refusal % sanction the Dill 70 ex-
tend the right Of political association
and the expulsion Of Daoes and Aus
tflsns from Germany belog instances
Of this. PTioce HobenlObe being
particularly disspproTed Of the eHpul-
sion OF the Danes from North Schles'
Wig as barbafoUs, ImpolitIc and pse-
less, lot 1t was apprOyee BY the ei0-
peror, and the chspceIl0r, although
he has taken pains n not sho"
the dlsappr0Yal Of these rules :
yielded thus fsr N bis NAL. {
estys views The consequences 7
Of these ceaeless eHpulsions "
which we're stlll continued this week,
have been 10 greatly embafrsss hIni, !
Ind have lndnced the ch aneellOr 70 d
Iddress the emperor a long autograph y
stter tbIs week, setting forth 10 de-
all the reasons why be dlsaproyed Of d
he eHpulsl0Bs, and why II the home {
nd foreign policy be has hitherto {
oll0wed 10 agreement with Emperor
william Ia " be pursued, IL will be
ecessary W discontinue the ex-
ulslUns, His majesty, thus far has
ot replied - this letter, but he Is ex.
ected ~ do 70 verbally early next |
geek, or soon after Prince Hohen
Dhe's return 10 Berlin.
Baron Won Koeller, the reactiOnary
of'the interior, and Cover
,or Of Schleswlg- HOlsteln, Is maioly
for the system Of expuls-
Ions. He Il a bitter enemy Of Prince
IIohenlohe, 90 whom he attributes
his downfall a couple Of years ago.
The situation thus created Is one 10
which the chancellor considers he can
not, with self-respect. father the polly
Of the empire unless the emperor him
seif calls halt, which the peolp sur.
rounding him do not BELLY be will do
It sdduced 10 support of this BE-
lief that government circles will give
an explanation Of the emperor's con.
cuffence In Baron Won Koellers
wholesale eKpulslons Ia North Schles.
Wig; that the political situation
there has been for some time much
worse than Is publicly known, aud
that the network OF conspiracy had
70 be fOrclhly uprOoted 10 order 10
guarantee the security Of the country,
aud II IL further asserted that the
Prusslan government will advance
evidence Of this conspiracy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

About -four weeks ago clifford
White a sou ot VIM. White OF tue
Club stables, VAS thrown from a horse
~hile Ia the hills near Stayton and
had his left shoulder dislocated. The
dlsloeAtion was not reduced until
Yesterday, when he had IL done. The
shoulder had formed new Joint
which lad 10 be broken up, The or
deal VAS a painful one but was sue.
eessfally Slthstood and al last ac
counts Mr. White vas progressing
nleely though his shoulder Is sim
quite sore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
STATE SCHOOL LANDS.

Report Of Transactions Of the Board
Reported Upon.
General Odell. clerk Of the state
board Of commissioners for the sale
Of school lands, and tor the invest
ment Of the funds arising therefrom,
has completed his report 10 the board,
containing a detailed statement OF
the transactions Of the ONCE from
January /, lsy7, 10 January !, 1898,
During the period covered by the
report the several trust funds have
had credit by amounts collected, and
turned over 10 tue state treasurer, as
follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
A Pleasaujree,ing

Among tie aactiye holiday
souvenirs put out bSalems business
men. one o. the NO unique is that
OF Frank Conoyer, % printer 1t is
10 the form Of dra, as follows:
Salem, OreJanuary /, 1899
FATHER TINES AyINd BANK.
Pay 10 the bearer this check or
order Three HundreSixty-hve Happy
and Prosperous Day and charge 10
the account OF FINK CoNoVER,
The lsiness Printer, "
No 263 Com. ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
THE WEATHER.
ToGight and Tuesday rain or snow,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
Movements Of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors Al
the Capital City.
lFor additional Local and socisl zee third page.
Mrs. John Giesey has returned from
holiday ' iisit at Aurora.
John Holman has returned 10 Al
taDy after a New Year visit 10 the
city.
Bert +. Haney has returned 70 the
city after spending the holidays with
his mother at Lafayette.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Golden have
returned TO their home at Scio Ferry
after a couple OF weeks spent In this
city.
Roscoe Drumheller a Willamette
student, has returned from Walla
Walla where he spent the vacation
with his parents.
Condor Bean, a student at Eugene
has returned 70 his school after spend
lng the holidays with his parents
Justice aud Mrs. r, 5. Bean.
Mr., Julius Ruef, who has been con-
fined at his home on the Garden
Road quite III for several weeks, Is
reported much improved tOnay.
Charles Wentworth OF willamette
UniYenity has returnd from Hope
Chapel, where he held revival meet
ings during the holiday season.
Miss Constance Holland has retur-
ned 70 Corvallis, where she is attend.
iug the Agricultural College. after
spending the holidays With her par.
ents. Mr. aud Mrs II. B. Holland,
G. l. Pugh, a former student at
Willamette university and member OF
the track team, has returned 10 Cor
wallis, where he is now attending
college, baying spent Christmas with
his parents 10 this city.
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Blaietalllc Mlnlng and
kiilinE Company for the election ol
board a. directors uill BE- held at the
once o. J. y. 0llmoFe. % the City oi
Salem, a. lioo o'clock .. IA. on Mon
dAy. The pth duy of January, 1899.
AsllI.Ky WHITE, secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Undersigned has still a few thou
sand Of those Tennessee stF1wbeTry
planis Ieit Al ei.Oo = hundred. They
are The hnest table berry, or for the
home market. Early aud brilliant
red Now 10 the time 70 put out 10
get q spring cFup. T. HoFER,
d AuH Salem, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
Rotles

he annual meeting of the share
holders u The Capital National bank ol
aalen iuF the electl0n % dlrectors ana
we amendnent u deemed advisable
~ article third of lls articles of asso.
elatioo, Will be held al ils banking
noose az ociock .. m., of TUESDAY
the iVth aay % January, A. D., iss9
j. IL. ALnERr, cashier.
eAiV"'' Nv y is'o' il-l0 "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
WANTED.

WANTED.-Cdsh paid for DIRE ,sed
hogs, veal, mutton and poultry. Call
al 80 State Street. Geo. T. Crox-
ford. IL 81 Ct d&w
LOST.-A dark gray oyercoat. be-
tween Hansen & Landen'S Mill
and Yew Park. Finder leave at
Journal Once for reward. / 2 3tE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Your Life Ar,,.

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag.
netic, fun OF lie, nerve and vlgor, take No.To-
Bnc, the wonder.worfcr that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, J0c or 81. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
"GGRoME HELMoNrp

the boy ylollnlst 10 appear here ac
companied by Miss Grace Ptestot
aud Ida Stevens, az the .Opera Hous,
tomorrow evening promises 10 be d
grand nlsht, playing solos, duets, etc.
"Musln" as everybody klOWs. is a
great artist, Is very proud Of thl.
young genius Helmont. aud does not
hesitate 10 saying that he Is DOT only
q genius but a wonder and 40 artist.
aud one OF whom We are 20 hear great
things, iudglnSlfof the request for
seats 80 far In advance, the house
Will be packed 10 is utmost capac.
ity.
The program arranged ioF the eve
nlng ls a. follows.
lal Pfelufe .....,. ...... Schutt
lol Romance ......,.......GTunfeldt
'cl Pans Flute ......... GODDARD
Miss Ida simmons
, CooceFty NO o., .... De Beflot
Audanle ..... ,..,.,....,,,d dc Bafiot
Allegro, .... .,....,.. DC Barlot
Geroms ilelmOnt.
3 Aria, Amour Nleus Alder"
Greece. .,.. ,,....., saint Scans
Samson et Deliah.
hlss Grace Preston
4 lal Tannhauser Evening Star.
,,,,.,.s....,. &C.. Leonard Wagner
iol Asrufka Romantique lNewl...
dedicated toGerOme Helmont
Geome HelmonL
blal Oh That We Tao Were May
lnk ''.. ..,t, ....... ,.,.... Neyin
lol la seFenata ....,.,,, Tolsti
Miss Grace Preston.
. lal beFeeuse ...,.. Wilson q smith
lol TWmolo ... ....... Gottsbhalg
Miss Ida Slmmons
Z hlieaiant ldanee Of the elves
.'..t .,,, ......, Pepper Sauret
Gemme Helmont
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

~ esfe ceeaiipatiea Uorsvan
Hdc E 3 ss:s SsS s,s:...s ssss..'ls .:.. .. % g o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

The north Douad overland which Il
que 10 salem 40 7s05 Am. IL about
eleven hours late today and will not
reach this city until about slx o'clock
pm. A large amount Of snow In the
6lskyou m0untains blockadlng the
tgain. was the cause OF the delay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Cisan Hood naans a clean skin. No
beauty without a. Cascafets. Candy Catkar.
tie clean your blood aud keep Il clean. b,
stirring W the laxy liver and driving al ,n
p0niiea ffum The body baqin 10 day 10
baniah pimplss. boils. blotches, blackhesAs.
and that sickly blious complexion by iskinS
Cascareia. .-bsauiy for Ten ccnia All dFus.
gsis, tetlaiaction guaranteed, 10, 25c, So.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Guaranteed tobacco Aael, eurs. makss weak
laen ''roas, blood PaFe. tQc. 81 All dr.,rs,sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Educate Your Bowels With CaseAreta.
candy Cathartle, cure constipation forever.
los, e5c. II C. Q. c tail, druggists refund money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
Annual Clearance Sale
Begins January 8, 1899

All Our Ladies and Mems MscIinioshes will be
closed out at unheard Of prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Nonmsnce, honay neaing Msr deermloed "a co.e ou All
"u' hinsf Goods hnyess ~l % well stlsnd this sae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

SPECIAL VALUES IN BLACK GooDs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

SPECIAL VALUES IN BLACK GOODS
sSSss sSsE HOLVERSONS s4ASHHr s4ASSHr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
WILLS BROS. & CO.

NinsTsDoon sluru 81 r0ar.og,Yc,.
AZ rloihioe and Furaishlnw =.
pppaaaf Cost -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02

Remember they're facts. NO 90
stock. Nothing reserved and our sales
afe genuine.
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