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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-22
Dupuyer VIII Celebrate.

The following is a partial list . Of. the
exercises of the day as agreed upon:
Salute at Sunrise.
1890 a, M. Grafton by Rev. W. Ham
Songs recitations, etc, by the school
children.
Loop. m. Base ball game, Pondera
VS.. Conrad ditch creu:
3 p. m. Horse races as follows.
One mile race, purse 5000
One-half mile race .........~. 5000
Three Fights mile ce........ 1900
Quarter ace e. $4,000
Five horses to enter in each race.
Tsp. m. Foot race, climbing greasy
pole, sack race, potato race, w~heelbarrow
race. etc.
Grand ball in the pavilion.
Grandest display of fireworks ever
shown in Teton county.
Go to K~ingsbury's for wooden
pumps and pump+ubinG.
Linseed oil aud white lead at
Kingsbury's.
Five dollars reward Will be paid for
the return Of one gray horse, described
as follows: Collar marks on shoulders:
branded B S on left shoulder and P
The above reward will be paid for the
return or, recovery of said horse.
BULL SH0E, Piogan, Mont
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5000 REWARD.

illegally, branding or killing any
cattle branded I G on left ribs or
I G on left Shoulder and mp.
Janet Coe.
by A. 3. Gee, Kipp, Mont.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13

VIM. NJ. Cherrington Of Portland I,
town today.
Geo. Cline, the stalwart Populist Of
| Noodburn, was in town today.
GOV, Geer went 10 inspect the Sol.
dier's Home at Roseburg today.
Judge Boise has gone 10 Albany 10
hold court VIM. Kaiser also went up.
Mrs. j, }, Scott will leave ON the aler-
noon train ON a visit TO her old home in
Ohio.
Murray Wade and County Stock In.
'pector Taylor Of Gervais were ia town
today
A. T., Cooper, the Oregon representa-.
tive Of the Rock Island railroad, was in
he city today looking after tmnsporta.
tion interests.
Mrs. A. Mason of Heppner Ore, who
visited her sister Mrs. Alhertma Richter
Tor the last seven returned To her home
saturday evening,
Miss Mamie Hunt, Who visited with
her grandmother, Mrs. Fennell of Hotel
salem, returned 90 her home near
Gervais Sunday morning
County Judge +. o. Potter wife and
laughter from EIgene, arrived at Salem
sunday evening The Judge had bust
ness before the supreme court.
Miss Rose Annareu OF Sacramento.
who has been Visiting at the homo OF
.. q. Savage won't 10 Portland this morn.
ing from where she will 20 10 SAN Fran
,lseo via steamer
Hon. Peter foriney OF WallOwa
county. the humoust OF the last session,
arrived IN the city last evening and will
spend a day or two ooverlo0k ing the scene |
OF his legislative triumphs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
PERSONAL
MOVEMENTS
People In the City From Other
Towns on Business and Vis-
itlng Friends.

| W. A. Loyelace went to Portland thil
morning.
4 W. p. Lord went to Portland thi,
morning.
See. Of State Dunbar went 10 Astoria
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Goulet has gone 10 Gervaii
to visit friends
Theodore aud Frank Barr went to Mt
Angel Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Verhaag went to Oregon
City, Sunnay morning.
Miss Mya +. sperry returned from
Portland Sunday evening.
Miss Ruby Burns, went 10 Portland
this morning via steamer.
Il. Il. Fleming and Del. Dinsmore
we-e Sunday visitors to Portland.
Mrs. T. II. Reynolds and +. s. Rey.
nolds went 10 Portland Saturday.
II. G. Miles Of Newberg who has been
in Salem on business returned home
this morning
Walter Gray, one of the Telephone
construction gangs, came ia from the
South Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Fraser and Miss Mary
Harris went To Portland on business
Sunday morning.
II, NJ. and +, W, Edgar ol Stayton,
went to Oregon City today To work iof
the Pulp Mil Co., this winter.
Mr., and Mrs Thos Kay, Sr., aud Mr..
Bishop, 10 II to-day Tor Roseburg, Ash.
land, aud may go 10 California.
NJ +, Hays OF Albany, came down ON
the morning overland and went via
steamer 10 Dundee ON business
Mrs, Adda unruh, who was here in
the interest OF the W. &. a. a., NJ.
turned 60 Portland this morning.
Mhr Estele Van Avery, who visited
Miss Clara Churchill over sunday, NJ.
turned 10 Portland this morning
Miss Florence Mosier who has visited
Ia Salem for few weeks returned toll
her home in Woodburn Saturday
Ruben buildings, who has been visit.
lne at the home of his sister. Mrs. n. NJ
Sorber, returned toh his home In Portland |
Mrs, A. Cunningham and daughter
iertie left sunday morning 10 meet her |
husband la Lewiston. Idaho, their iut. |
ure home,
DR., and Mrs. r. T.. smith, left today
TO locate la Ashland, where the nr. viii /
enter the practice. DR. smith graduated /
At Salem with high hOnors and Las
peen Ia the practice, including hospital /
service ah0ut three years.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Winter Soon Here.

And the weather will he cool and oc
casionally We, and You will need good
warm clothing and waterproof gar.
ments. ii OLSON has full line OF these
including beaver overcoat, waterproof
wool coats, wool lined and warm, ladies'
mems and children's wool underware all
sizes.
have line OF ladies and misses
shoes offered at a bargain 10 close out
the lot.
Everything else that you need in dry
goods.
| buy for cash, sell for cash and give
my customers bargains. Please call in
and inspect the stock.
w. III. HoBsoS.
207 Commercial street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Estfay Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have taken mp
and lmpounded the following described animal
found running At large within the City OF Sa-
lem, to-wit;
lIBlue Roam. r.horse or 10 yesrs old. 10 hands
high. Weight iloO
The owner OF said animal can have the same
by proving property and paying the legal
charges aud EXPENSES OF taking up and keeping
etc, aud in default thereof Tor ive days will
proceed To cell the said animal at public auc
tion as provided in ordinance No. 40 of the
aforesaid city.
Dated salem. November rs 1899.
DIV GIBSON.
City Marshal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
e------
The Capital City Football Team Max
ing a Record.
II They Continue to Build Up Their
Team Work Few Can Stand
Before Them.

Salem footballists and their friend,
are wearing their coors proudly ovci
Saturdays game with Forest Grove.
Pacific University simply could moi
stand mp before their well-directed plays
and rushes. 1t is splendid prepara.
tion for the game with Corvallis next
Saturday. The Farmers have been
cocks-o!-the-walk among the intercol-
legiate teams, but will have 20 play ball
II they come TO Salem.
now IT WAS PLAYED.
The game was called at 3, Bailey, Of
Hillsboro, and Wand, oi Albany, referee.
Salem won the toss and gave Forest
Grove the ball, kicking it off TO Salem s
five-yard line. Bishop advanced it 10
the 2O-yard line when he was downed.
Salem steadily advanceby short end runs
and plunges ON tackle 10 touch down
taking the ball through by steady care
ful playing-the team falling into
the work in a creditabe
manner. First touch down by Bishop,
The ball was brought and Bishop kicked
a difficult and very pretty goal. Score 0
too.
The .Purtans again kicked off TO Sa-
lem's l5-yard line. Holt received II
and advanced 10 yards before downed.
BY repeating their pervious good work,
and short dashes outside of { and
by direct masses on that position, the
Meshodists advanced about 20 yards.
The Puritans made a stand and held
them for downs. They tried end runs,
and bucks on tackle, but failed and lost
the ball on downs. Salem advanced u
few yards and was forced 10 kick. The
Puritans made their first effective play,
when their left-half got 10 within IS
yards of the goal BY plunges they got
within five yards, but were held for
downs. Salem kicked to center. Here
the Puritans repeated their former
brilliant rlay. Salem took the ball
again, advancing 10 yards and was
forced 10 kick Bradley advanced il 20
yards, when time was called for the
first half.
IE the second half the Forest Groves
weakened and the Salems proved much
stronger The Puritans could not meet
The Salem defences, and the Mothodists
by brilliant plays OF Sanders, Olinger
md Bishop, advanced the ball for three
ouch-downs in rapid succession.
Bishop successfully kicked all goals
md the score stood ~ too. All through
he game Salem steadily improved
cam work. Sanders at end played
brilliant and dashing game.
Salem people showed their apprecia-
ion as never before and turned out q |
plendid and enthusiastic crowd.
Coach OLIVER Is maintaining his repu-
alton for cool intelligent work. and IL !
he home team II well sustained mana |
,er Van Wrinkle may he able Ia bear of !
he pennant for Salem for the first time
"A the history of foot ball.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
A BUILDING BOOM
Extensive Improvements to Be Made On
Hotel Willamette.
Building Notes-Pohle & Bishop and
Larsen's New Building Now Co
ing Up.

Salem is ENJOYING handsome acces-
sion OF new buildings and some exten-
sive improvements are announced.
Arrangements were completed today
for elaborate improvements-almost a
reconstruction of Hotel Willamette. At
the suggestion Of Manager Conner, Mr..
Bush will make a number of important
changes. The interior of the entire
hotel, or a great portion Of it, will be al
tered so as TO form great many suites
Of rooms, and many rooms will be en-
larged. About fifty sets Of furniture
will be taken out and replaced with
new. New carpets and new parlor sets,
with artistic and comfortable easy
chairs and couches are going in. Such
changes will be made as are required to
make il an up.to.date house for the
public. The lower floor will be remod-
elled and large chandeliers put in cost
ing about 800 each The bar will be
moved in to the front room where the
telegraph office was. An entirely new
feature will he large billiard room
with four or six new tables costing
about $500.
This will be elegantly furnished and
will be one Of the finest billiard parlors
in the state. This will he put in by Mr..
Conner.
An agreement has been made by
which Mr. Conner releases the entire
property, except the express office. He
also leases the block in the rear where
improvements will be made. When all
these changes are completed, and they
will be made at once, the hotel all
through with its modern steam heating
plant, will be the best equipped in the
state. No other house in the state has
steam radiators in every room as the
Willamette has.
The two years OF Mr.. Conner's man
agement bave by hard work and close
attention to business, won for it q large
trade and il is constantly increasing.
The house today accommodates fully
ninety percent of the travelling public.
Mr.. and Mrs Conner, and Miss Conner
are born hotel people and give the house
and the wants OF It's guests their undi-
vided personal attention.
OTHER BuILDING NOTES.
The stone foundation for the new
at the north east corner OF
Liberty and Ferry streets is up to q
level with the street on the west side,
aud II the weather permits, win soon be
Pohle 4 Bishop aud p. j. larsen are
building here u Accommodate their
growing business in olacksmithing and |
carriage making.
The building will have depth Of
No feet and frontage on Ferry street OF
l5 feet. OF this Pohle Il Bishop will
nave IS feet, and Larsen a. feet.
The building will have - foot base
nent, first story II feet and second |
story l2 feet. The gentlemen interested
ire considering the matter and may
conclude 10 put up brick building
throughout. In any case u brick di-
iision wall will be put in,
This improvement will transform an
corner intoa good business
property.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
MARRIED.

BRONKEY-RIDER.-At the resi-
dence of Benjamin Taylor, in this
city, by Rev. II. A. Ketchum, Miss
Elizabeth Bronkey TO Y. Stanton
Rider, both OF Marion county, Ore.
The happy couple took the soutbbound
train last evening on their way to Mag
ra where they will make their home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
.MAGERS
HANGS
The Supreme Court So De-
Cided Today.
THE LOWER COURTS
SUSTAINED.
Something About this Gel
ebrated Case.
The Murder of Raymond Sink Is
Avenged at Last.
The Murder of Raymond Sink Is
Avenged at Last.
Salem Sentinel Extra.

Salem Sentinel Extra
Raymond Sink was murdered near
Salem, September 18th, 1898, and hi,
body was found floating in the river
just below the big bridge, at Salem
suspicion pointed TO w. G.. Magers as
the murderer and he was placed under
arrest and tried in December, at Dallas,
for the murder.
SENTENCED TO HANG.
The jury returned verdict OF murder
in the first degree and Mayors was sen.
tenCed TO be hanged
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
An appeal was taken to the supreme
court, where a decision was rendered IN
Mayors favor and the cause remanded
back for new trial. The ground upon
which the new trial was granted was, in
the main, relative 10 the refusal OF Judge
Burnett to declare TO the jury the hour
that the sun set, on the date Of the hom-
icide. The court held that IL was the
duty Of the court, when so requested, to
instruct at what time the sun set, on the
day of the homicide,
ms SECOND SENTENCE.
Upon the retrial OF the case, in MAY,
1899, verdict OF murder in the first de-
gree was again rendered and the accused
was for a second time sentenced TO for
felt his life.
AGAIN AN APPEAL.
In thissecond appeal to the supreme
court, the defense relied, for one thing,
for reversal OF the lower court upon the
admission Of the testimony OF the state.
given through stenographer's notes.
The defense argued that the trial court
erred in admitting the testimony Of d.
McI.auchlan, chief OF police. Of Portland,
who refreshed his memory from the ex-
tended stenographic notes Of another
person.
Defendants counsel cited that the trial
court erred in admitting testimony re-.
specting the conduct OF Magers in com.
pany with the two girls at Portland, af.
ter the murder, holding that the object
of this testimony was 10 create prejndice
against Magers. Objection to Judge Bur.
nett's instructions To the jury was point
four in the defendants prayer for re-
versal.
The fifth point related 10 the neglect
Of the court To admOnsh the Jury as TO
the legal effect Of the defendants silence,
he not having taken the witness stand
in his own behalf This circumstance,
Magers' counsel contended, should not
be taken against him.
The sixth claim related to one OF the
trial jurors (Mitchel) who. according to
the record, was not without prejudice.
Evidence was introduced proving that
prior to the trial, had said that
he "believed Magers was guilty and need.
III hanging.
Aiidavits were produced showing that
new evidence had been secnred upon
which the lower court should have
'ranted q new trial. These ailidavits re-
aled to the theft of boat from John
'avage, about the time of the murder
nd its finding n few days later, covered
With blood stains.
Magers' counsel contended that had
he testimony Of the SavageS been known,
is reasonable to suppose that differ
Mt conclusion would have been reached
y The jury,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13

John l. llandley, Denver; A McFar
land, $ VI Ileyman, ID Mccarthy, @ 1
lleininger, Frisco; II T. Lonnsburg, X
Holland, Geo 5 Nickel, X Justin, A 4
Cooper, + NJ Lazarus, Portland Ed
Lesszynsky, New York; w w Percival,
Independence VIM Wilson, Milwaukee,
Wis
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Provisions Necessary

You may have the best Of implements
with which 10 conduct your business,
but you cannot succeed unless you have
sufficient food guard against failure by
purchasing supply OF provisions from
Branson Il Ragan. III l3 eod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13

DR.. II. II. tIaden, summit, Ala,
says, 81 think KodOl Dyspepsia Cure
IL n splendid incidence IL dlgests
what you eat and quickly cures dys-
pepsia aud indigestion. Stones Drug
store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13

LaGTlppe, destroys thousands OF
people. IL may be quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure, that pro
duces immediate results In coughs,
colds and throat and lung troubles.
10 viii prevent consumption. stones
Drug Store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Geo. Iloyt, Jefferson; j. J. Reid, Oak.
land. Cal. A. NJ. Vassall, l.. Murphy
Mrs, II. Hansen, Miss r. Burns, Falls
City Sanderson Reed, Portland, Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
White Home Cooking

The Cottage hotel conducted by Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Staiger has large run of
the best city and transient trade.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Ice No, Given Away.

cannot afford to give ice away, but
am selling pure article at price that
~ within the reach Of all.
CRYSTAL ICR WoREs.
j. Mcguire, Prop. q 10 n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Cut Rates 1, the Ras,

II you are contemplating trip East,
YOU can save money by going on the
Northern Pacific railroad. The best
service OF any road. Accommodating
porters on each car Ia look after your
wants aud upholstered tourist sleepers
ON each train, no change OF ears. Call
ON us and get full information.
eod THOMAS, WATT Il Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Champion Fighter

You may be waiting to hear which is
the champion fighter, but all know that
lluckenstein makes the Champion Cigar
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight and Tuesday occasional rain.
&c, Bottle.

For stylish millinery at reasonable
prices, see Miss Smith State ~. ll-9-lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEER.

xilnger& a Beck Successors to Southsalem
Bottlir Works.
All orders for bottled beer will he filled
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-13
Breton Studio.

Mrs. Wlggings has re-opened her
Art Studio, ia the Holman house
corner Court and Cottage streets
Studio hours Monday and Wednes-
day 2:30 and 5 80 p. M, and Sat
urlay . a. m. 10 y. m. For terms
aud Information call at studio. Wis
itors always welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
SYNDICATE BUYS
IDAHO PLACERS
Will COntrol Chief Mines
in the State.
Special Disratch to The Call.

TACOMA. Aug. "a representative of
Boston syndicate has just closed one of
the largest mining deals ever perfected IN
the West.
The syndicate named. with a capital Of
3,5Q0010, becomes the owner of 26I2
placer mining claims in the Couer d Alene
district in Idaho. The claims are all To-
Gated in Shoshone County along Prichard
and Eagle creeks ana within the dis
trict where the recent miners troubles
have attracted world wide attention.
Hilliard and his associates have been
successful in securing several patented
claims held by operators and spectators
IN and about Tacoma. The purchase of
these claims gives the company control
OF about 10 per cent OF thei placer diggings
In Idaho. The total investment is said to
be about 81 500 900.
Arrangements are being perfected to
equip the property with a $4,000 dredg-
ing and hydraulic plant. The most i'm
proved machinery and the latest methods
known 10 science will be employed in the
full development of all the properties.
The practical part of the work will be
under the management of b. Stanley
Revatt, a mining engineer who has long
been connected with the North American
Gold Dredging Company OF Colorado and
the Continental Cold Dredging Company
in California 1t was largely through his
recommendations. made after an ex-
animation Of Occur d Alene in -S93 that
the new company was formed and con-
sOlidation made possible. For years these
placer mines were successfully worked
and have been producing gold ever since.
The beginning of the new consolidation
was several months ago, when Hilliard
began quietly to buy claims on Prichard
Creek from Raven to the mouth of the
creek. and on Eagle Creek. The whole of
this district, about twenty-three miles in
length, has been purchased and turned
over to the Boston syndicate.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
AMERICAN ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER IN JAPAN

YOKOHAMA. Aug. II. via Victoria, B.
c., Aug. 27.-The foreign community here
is watching with eager interest the first
murder trial of a foreigner in the Jap
anese courts. Though there is no doubt
of the guilt of the accused, an American
named Miller, curiosity is greatly
strengthened by the opportunity thus
early given to note the rulings of the
Judge and the method of procedure. The
conduct of the trial has been exceedingly
dignifed and fair and in the opinion of a
leading foreign barrister will prove to be
far more efficient in securing a just YER
dict than could be possible under the old
system. The promptness with which the
accused was brought to the bar and the
entire absence of any disposition to delay
the proceedings excites favorable COM
ment and goes far toward allaying for
eign fears of Oriental dilatoriness.
Another assurance to the same effect
was given in the speedy trial and acquit-
tai of the engineer of the United States
transport Sherman, arrested for larceny.
This case is notable as being the solitary
instance of police interference with any
one connected with the American troops
passing through here. Five thousand
have now come and gone, roaming through
the streets of Yokohama and Toxic for
an average of two days without causing
ripple of disturbance.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
CASEY DENIES
THAT He ROBBED
THE ALAMEDA
He Is Put T Trough the
"SWeating" Process.
PROCLhIMS HIS INNOCENCE
PROCLAIMS HIS INNOCENCE
CLEVER RUSE TO DECEIVE THE
POLICE.
The Australian Crook, in Order to
Save an Accomplice, Says the
Latter Died in New
Orleans.

The police are hopeful of connecting
Jack Casey, the Australian crook, with
the robbery of the specie room of the
steamer Alameda
Shortly after his arrest Saturday night
Detectives Gibson, Ellis and Sullivan,
who took him into custody. questioned
him, but as he seemed dazed from the
effects of an overindulgence in liquor,
they decided TO allow him to become
sober before putting him through the
sweating process.
Yesterday morning he was taken before
Chief Lees and closely questioned. Casey
emphatically denied that he had hand
in the Alameda robbery. He claimed he
was in San Francisco at the time and
that he did not leave the city until after
the robbery was made public
Casey also denied any participation in
the diabolical scheme to murder Million
aire Green.
If Howard put up the job" he re-
marked with considerable emphasis, II
know nothing about it. Howard, it Is
true, was my friend and 1 still regard
him as such. So far as his dealings with
about them, as Howard was strangely
uncommunicative even to his warmest
friends"
Casey, when asked about his partner,
Jimmie Kelly, who is also suspected of
being one of the Alameda robbers, de-
clared he had heard Kelly had died in
New Orleans a short time ago. He ad-
mitted that after the robbery was made
known, thinking they were suspected, he
and Kelly went East. He left nelly. so
he claimed, in New York, but expected to
join him in New Orleans. On learning Of
Kelly's alleged death. he declared, he re-
turned to this city, intending to inform
the police that Kelly had gone to a
higher court as he expressed 1t.
Notwithstanding his statement the po-
lice are morally certain that Casey and
Kelly, on learning that the detectives
were after them in connection with the
Alameda robbery, went to Howard and
were advised by him to leave the city
From a reliable source the police have
learned that both Casey and Kelly were
in New Orleans and thinking tnat they
were being watched they agreed to sep
arate. Before leaving his companion in
crime Kelly concocted the scheme where
by Casey was to circulate the story that
he was occupying six feet of earth in an
unmarked grave.
Casey returned to this city last Thurs
day, but learning that the police were hot
on his trail he went into hiding Late
Saturday night he ventured out and get
ting gloriousy full, he was picked up by
the detectives and taken to police head
quarters.
The police think Kelly is also in this
city, and every effort is being made to find
him.