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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

INDrAsAPous, Ind, Feb. l3.-It is
thought by the police that the two boys
under arrest at Kansas City, for having
in their possession money for which
they could not account are the ones sup
posed to have robbed Fred Ruechert Of
nearly 81, 900 a few days ago. OF this
money over 500 Was in gold. The boys
ages correspond with those Of the bo. .
under arrest in Kansas City. Captain
Kruger Of The local police department
tslephoned the Kansas City authoriti 8
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
Attention Comrades

sedwick Poet No.lO.G.A.R.Our Depart.
ment Commander, A. j. Goodbrod will
meet with us at our regular meet.
ing. Saturday evening, February 10th
lie would like 20 SEQ all the comrades
and members OF the W. X. @. out. A
good time Ia expected, and a lunch viii
be served. Lot all turn out and give our
Department Commander a rousing re-
ceplion 1. g. sutton, Commander. ]. q
Barnes adjutant.
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Inc Moiefn War

Commends itself 10 the well.iniormed,
10 doplcasanty aud elicctually what was
formerly done la the cudost manner
aud disagreeably AZ we'll. 10 cleanse
the system aud break mp colda. bead.
aches, and ieyera wilh unpleasant alter
eneCts, nee the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, syrup OF Pigs. Made by Cali.
fornia Zig Syup TO,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

HISToS, w, ", Feb. l3.-FIank
Crawford, aged 10 was shot and instantly
killed by his brother Charley aged IA
years at Balingee yesterday. Frank OBJ
jeeted TO Charley going out hunting and
10 prevent him Frank held the dog,
which enfaged the younger boy aud he
discharged the contents Of the shot gun
at his brother with the above result.
Charley has been Jailed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
WOMEN
VIKINGS
ImitatOrS Of Mrs. Nation
are Active
-
BAD RESULT OF
EASY DIVORCES
Canadians are Exercised Over
DiSrespect TO Queen in
New York

WicHrA. Kansas, Feb. l3.--A speciai
10 the Beacon says urosd oi men,
women and boys ema'hed Henry
schmidts joint at Winfield, kansae,
ihis morning. rbe boys we're mostly
students from the Methodist college at
Winfield. The saloon VAS completely
wrecked.
Chas. Schmidt, brother Of proprietor,
was cut on the head with a hatchet and
severely injured II is said one Of the
women was seriously hurt by fallir 3
glass.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
What shali We Nave for Deseu1

This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer II today.
dessert Prepared In two minutes.
No boiling! no bakingl simply add
boiling water and set 10 cool. Fla
yors Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
strawberry. Get package az your
gr0cer's today. ~ cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
DEMOCRATS
TO INMANN.
While he VOteSiOr COTDett'S
Portland Partner
HERMANN PROMISES
DON'T SHOW UP
Roberts Cannot Be Handled
by the Ant.>CaucuS
Crowd

The votes which the Hermann mar
ayers predicted would increase that can
didate's standing in the Senatorial con-
tesf, Wednesday, failed to materialize
Roberts, who has voted with the Me-
Bride men still held out and voted fol
Williams, Whitney, Of Linn, Withdrew
the name Of seuator Smith, Of Baker,
and the Democratic vote went TO Senator
X. D. Inman, OF Portland, except the
gentleman himself, who voted for the
Hon. W. f. Robertson, Mr.. Corbett's 3
business partner.
Appended is the tabled result:
Jolnt Ballot In D, tai
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

Representative J. n. Hemenway oi
Cottage Grove, Lane County, Who has
been confined to HE room ior several
days with Ia grippe is recovering and
will probably resume hls seat in the
loser House this week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

CmcAoo, Feb. 10 A special 10 the
Tribune from Milwaukee, Wis, says;
Over Two hundred people ia this city
who supposed themselves divorced are
married. This discovery was made yes
terday when IL Was found that in over
one hundred cases where divorces have
been granted, they have not been dock
eted.
The four judges OF the ,ircuit aud
superior courts Immediately met End
adopted a rule that no decree Of divorce
will be made until one Of the parties
deposits the fee for entering judgment.
The judges blame the lawyers aud the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
Clear Havana Cigar, Sold By

lawyers blame their clients for not pay.
ing, No decres Of divorce Is valid until
il is entered and there have been over
one hundred cases In the last two years
where the parties failed TO have the
Judgment entered.
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FhaaY Rsnsn

DO not forget the meeting at
the W. G. +. U. hall ior the
beneht OF Rev. 4 +. Royal aud
vile on Friday, Feb. rs One Of the
chief features will be story oi crossing
the plains by one who was in the belated
train. Admission u cents Everybody
invited m
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Mrs r Mills in recent letter
done for me- IhaVe
% .sb since Wasten head troubled me so mai
uov obLQd Nothing helped me ana
nsasdTc be cured
begsn skinS and find myself greatly beneo W H.
have NOT mad first bottle think In time "
cce me Peuna appetite and health IN general nave
GAINED months have recommended " SeV o
INV friends who beneficial adys any one troubled Win
eaEarr o PerUna."
Ths.nd Of e United states use Pouna
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

February and March ~ S'S ssoi. Suit n %'aH. VA + !
made lively months at our Every department g ero%o
"a with bareans for we re determined to make the 40 days
That we have o remain in our old quarters days that lots OF
people will remember when they think OF removal sales.
Such bargains as we will offer during that time VIII nave no
equals IN he citv We have made Up our minds to nave the
bIggef spng trade in the history OF store and we re go
ing 10 start right now We know our prices ana our ous
ness methods win catch the trade Help US little and we
help you lot
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

CneAoo, Feb i3--Physical exhaus-
tion aud almost complete loss OF her
voice has confined Mrs. Nation to her
room today, and compelled her to give
up her plans for further personal visits
% saloons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. l3.-The annual
convention Of the National Federation Of
Womeu's Musical Clubs will be- held in
this city from April 10 - May Sd inclu-
sive.
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Aitsf AakaInn.nn

Coines the rush ioF dinner. RsllsyeB
trom labor the Representative terk
reireshments A gosd meal i alvavs
ready and full eourse dinner -. /,
itome to sp "a. al suongs Restsarap,
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requesting that the youngsters be held
until something can be learned about
them.
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q - - = - X a..
ssasaa 1AtttlEs lslss-,
'';@;'~ &4HzZIzv
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Secure Your Meals.

Secure Your Meals.
You may not be able 10 secure q G
election OF your candidate for senator
but YOU can secure yonT meals as want.
ed at THE ST FlNo RESTAURANT.
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POULTRY SUPPLIES SPECIALITY
Ffee delivery Prompi sersk
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NOTTINGHAM SMITH Of Marion.
sMITE Of Lincoln. SMITH. a. c. (Amt)
rALBERT WILLIAMSON
HUME
Inman-26.
ALLEN MONTAGUE
oERNARDs MORROW
GLEN ORION
ORIsCoLL RICE
EDISON swEEK
HEITKEMPER SMITH OF Baker.
HOLCOMB SMITH. X. A. CMult.l
McALIsTER sHIPLEY
REAVIs SCHuMAN
SIMPSON WHITNEY
GRACE WATSON
HEDGES wEHRUNG
INGRAM WADE
williams.
ROBERTS
Robertson-i.
INdAN
Not voting-l.
HEMMENNAY
House Wednesday
s. b. No. l47, by Harris, fixing liza
bility on railroad corporation for injuries
10 emplUyes. Referred to committee
on corporations.
II, o. No, 81, by McCacken, TO reg.
ulste warehouses. Referred 10 commit.
tee on commerce for amendment.
s. b. No. 30. by Brownell, apportion
log $50 for each orphan in the State
unprovided. for advanced to record.
reading under suspension Of rules.
III. b No 81, by Grace, regulating
mine signals. Passed
IL. b. No. so, by PoOrmsn. fixing Il.
abilities OF corporations operating rail
road to employees aud providing for
protection OF employees.
Ssaats-w -wsdssssay.
s. b. No. 2lS by nnt-regulatins
fares on street railways in cities Of street
railways in cities Of $1,000 was intro
duced, read lhree time and passed.
s. b. No. ~, by steiwer--to amend act
creating Wheeler c0unty passed.
>, b. No. 80 by Mulkey-relating 10
the collection Of taxes aud the liabilities
oi the sneriii laid on the table.
3 n, No. las by Booih--to protect
hotel men aud boarding house Keepers
passed.
s. b. No. 81 by Malkey-.o amend
'~ction 2ss0 OF Hiu's Code relating TO
guardians for insane persons, passed.
5, r. No. 40, By Mulkey-lo provide
oF the taxation Of dogs failed 70 pass.
5. r. No, 2lt by Smith Of Multuomah |
relating 10 escheats. Passed
:. b. No. lo9,by webrung los request |
--ior state veterinary practice; pas-el.
; b. No. ll2, by Fulton-ior houniies
o. hsh destroying animals, pass-d.
Governor Geer today signed three
lille;
Charter oi Stayton
10 exempt earnings ol indkmsnt
Iebt0r Tor thirty days
To establish libraries IN Cities Of 400
"a over
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
BREWSTER & WHITE

Dealers in Hay, Grain. Mill
Feed, Flour. etc. A complete
stock of Clover, Grass and
Garden Seeds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
MAD KING LUDWIG AND HIS
 COTTSTN.

During the third empire young man appeared at the Tuileries. Eugenle kissed him, and in the process declared him to be the handsomest prince in the world. At the compliment the young man blushed, and blushed still more at the embrace. His name was Ludwig, By profession he was king. In addi- ton, he followed the entirely genteel vocation of lover. But en amateur merely. He had yet to learn that the art of loving and the art of being loved are separate and distinct. It was his cousin who taught him. This young woman, afterward DuchesSe q Alencon, lived in the heart of a Bavarian forest. A poet who chauced to encounter her there has related that he mistook her for a sylph-one of those enchanting apparitions that dwelt in dim green woods and long German ballads. and whom princes used to woo Ludwig nistook her for a saint To err poets and princes are liable alike,
 Ludwig looked aa if he had stepped from a fairy tale. As he looked he acted. He charmed peasants and em- presses. He suggested romance incar- nate and enthroned. These suggestions his cousin lived to see him change into realities. She lived to see him dot the country he ruined with palaces of en- chantment, She lived. too. to see him hide himself in them. She lived to see the handsomest prince in the world change into bloated sot. She lived to realize that it was her work. and, so realizing, perhaps was glad to die For, if not a saint, at least she was hu- man. When, ultimately, in cups of champagne, strained through violets, he tried to drown his reason, she lost her own. Subsequently, as noted, she lost her life It may be that 1t was fate that felled her, yet in that case it is pity that fate was so slow. Had it throttled her in the cradle, or smoth- cred her in tbe green and quiet of the slumbrous wood Europe might have enjoyed the spectacle of an ideal king reigning ideally.-Edgar saltus in the Smart Set
 Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. i0n 25n. If c. C.. c fail, druggists refund monav.
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EtmnmctaJ.
THE STOCK IF.4Rk ET.
Loses Of From Two to Six Points In
 Leading Stocks.


 New York, Aug 5.--Speculation to- day betrayed yielding tendency from the opening till the closing of business. Resultant losses ran from to points and Including the leading stocks in all | the principal groups. Occasional ral- lies were unavaillng in checking the steady stream of liquidation and the professionals utilized every temporary recovery to put out additional short I lines os stocks. Western and Pacific stocks bore the brunt of the selling in the railroad quarter while United l States Steel and Sugar were in the van in the downward movement Of the spe- cialties,
 The failure to effect a settlement of the steel strike on Saturday prepared operators for a resumption of liquda- tion in the United States Steel issues at the opening of business to-day. First sales of the common were 15O00 shares at from fl down to 40 1-2, which about 1 measured the low point until well in the afternoon, when 1t sagged to 40. The fact that the stock was well backed up around 40 did not exert any streneth- ening effect on the general market. The closing price was the lowest of the day and indicated a net loss of 1-2 points as compared with Saturdays close. The preferred stock suffered an extreme loss of 8 1-S and closed points off
 The specula tion to-day hinged on the developments in the strike situation and the street was inclined to view the failure to reach an agreement ns fore- shadowing q highly sensitive market for the stock for a while. Other metal properties scored market sympathetic losses, Tennessee Coal dipping 1-2 and American Car 6, Foundry preferred points. Selling by the west continued in spite of reports of rains in various sections of the cor nbelt and the publi- cation of a large number of very satis~ factory increases in railroad earnings for the fourth week in July Sugar was prominent feature all day and dropped 3-4, to 190 34, on sales by the professionals, who argued that the forthcoming opposition would make large inroads on it's earning capacity.
 Little news was circulated to account for the acute weakness of many stocks | and the continuous selling was attrib- ! uted in part to liquidation by holders | who have become tired out by the re- cent steady droop of prices. A holiday | at London deprived the market of it's | usual cue as to the attitude of the for | eign spectators towards the develop l ments over Saturday. The large ex- / panson in the loan item in Saturdays | bank statement was commented on to- 1 day, but not adequately explained. The increase is believed to be due to the various corporate financing now in l progress,
 Money rates were easy all day and the sub-treasury paid out a million dol lars on gold receipts at Pacific coast points. As the session drew to close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06

as a boy he frequented salesroom near his home
 "One day. said MT. Yerkes, q mo- ticed several boxes of soap of certain brand which I had often been sent to buy at the corner grocery l thought to myself That will go cheap, so I straightWay ran to the corner grocery, and after drawing from the grocer a promise to pay certain price for as many boxes of that soap as l could fur nish Che, of course, never dreaming would supply them) I returned to the about to knocked down to the highest bidder when I called out from my cor ner another bid. The box was declar- ed sold to me, and my name demanded. Charles T. Yerkes, jr.,' I piped out in a shrilI .voice-I was only eleven years old
 The bystanders were amused, but tleir laughter gave place to amaze ment when I bid in the entire lot of twenty-two boxes. I promptly deliv- ed them to the corner grocery and re- ceived the price agreed upon. MT. Hawes, the astonished grocer, upon learning how the purchase had been accomplished, remarked:
 Well, I guess l could have done that myself!" And I replied that l guessed he could, too"-From the Chi cago Chronicle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
Govern ment Bonds.
C0tfOfl

Reported over private wire by Harrison X Wyckof, New York Stock Exchange, T Broadway, New York; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street (Hubinger Building) Nor. man A. Tanner, manager:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
REMARKABLE RATTLESNAKE.
Has Now Been in Captivity Over Tel
 Years

IIdS ISDW b6en III CdpLlNlly OVer Ten
 Years
 Chris Schreads eight foot diamond rattlesnake has shed his skin again. and although little late for the ap- pearance of spring styles, he is display ing a handsome new exterior. Contra ry to the claims of scientists, also, he has for the second time since he was captured. eaten a dead rabbit. The snake is in an active, healthy condition after ten years in captivity, having been captured near Tampa Bay, Flori- da, July 25, 1871.
 MT. Schread has had him for pet for the past ten years, and annually ex- cept in 1894 the snake has shed his skin. MT. Schread has the eight cast off gar ments as souvenirs. Since the snake first arrived Mir schread has observed many things at variance with the statements of those who have made a study of reptiles. For instance, it is said that snakes never eat anything except what is killed by themselves, Yesterday his snakeship was feeling rather logy; in fact he has been in a semi dormant state for two weeks worrying about his new suit. He final ly decided to cast off the old skin, and in couple of hours relieved himself of the useless wrapper. He immediately became bright and lively. A rabbit which had been killed was passed into the cage and in a short time had heen swallowed by the snake, against all ideas of good form, according to snake fanciers.
 A scientist who once visited Nr Schread was surprised to find the snake alive after a considerable period of activity. He claimed that diamond rattlers would not live more than fif- teen months in such a state. Another fallacy, if this snake is any criterion, is the statement that diamond rattlers will not eat in captivity. During the first few years MT. Schread had the snake he ate at periods of eight, nine or ten months. Now he eats every three
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
or four months, and seems to be getting used to his confinement

or four months, and seems to be getting used to his confinement.
 When he first arrived he had ten rat tiers, but now he only has three. h. credible as it may seem, rats ate off five of the rattles Mir. Schread intro duced into the cage at one time some large rats. thinking they might suffice for food, but the snake would not touch them. The rats commenced to nibble the rattles, and as his snake ship did not object, they chewed off five of them before the proprietor dis covered the fact. Then they were taken out of the cage. The other two have been worn off rubbing against the side of the box in which he is confined.
 The snake is eight feet long and twelve inches in circumference at the widest part of it's body. It is male snake and still retains its fangs. It is well known to many Bridgeporters, and has often been admired with eduanimi ty, as it is safely caged. MT. schread now has it in the cellar of his home in Park avenue, near the corner of South avenue As the snake is a source Of considerable care and attention. MT Schread has decided to dispose of him to some history museum or geological garden, if any of them desire to pur- chase his snakeship. He would prove a valuable addition to a snake collec- ton owing to his immense size Bridgeport Telegram Union.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
KEW YORK STOCK MARKER.
closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitely, Bankers ana Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center st., New Haven. Bld. Asked.
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the pressure against the stock market increased and the lowest prices of the day were made in the final dealings. Reports were current that United States Steel common and preferred were to be held at 40 and 90 respective ly, but the preferred nevertheless broke to So 5-8,
 Railroad bonds were fairly active but weak in sympathy with stocks. Total sales par value $2250,OOO.
 United States bonds were all un- changed on the last call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
Tl0 Union Trust COnDall
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. CHARTERED by the State of Connecti.e cut with authority to act as Executor dx' ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Tr1sfoSss Is a legal depository of money paid int1S Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acta SE' Trustee for Municipalities, Corporatio6SB and individuals, and administers trusts IT stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indsbf edness, manage sinking funds, and do < a|fl business such as Is usually done by Iy1Sf Companies. 1t also does q general Banking businesx collecting checks, notes, coupons. and fSs S is invested by itself and kept separate aiiXa apart from the general assets of the Coins EAny. @sa '3s ined by the Bank Examiner of the Stat4 ot HENRY L. HoTCHKIss. President,
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasures.
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YERKEs' FIRST SPECULATION.
 Charles T. Yerkes, the Chicago street railway magnate, who is now building electric lines in London, showed early appreciation of the theory of buying and selling to advantage. He tells how
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. i0n 25a If c. c. c fail, druggists refund monev.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery of recent years is the positive remedy for constipation. Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu- inc tablets stamped c. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Druggists, 1oc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-15
Rvs Fl. Lunt. Auclioneer.

10Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated January Goth. 1894, and record.
ed in deed book No. 81, pag, 416, OF the lano
records of the city OF Alexsudria, Virgins,
the undersigned trustees by direction Of the
Board of Directors Of the Mechanics Build
ing Association, No. s, Of Alexsndrs, Vir'
Rinia, default having been made in the pro-
visions Of said deed, will offer Tor GALE at pub
lie auction, in front OF the Royal street en-,
trance to the Market Building, in the city Of
Alexsndris. Virginia, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Doth, 1901.
at ~ o'clock noon, the following described
ALL THAT lot OF GROUND, with the
improvements thereon, situated in the city OF
Alexandra, Virginia, bounded at follows.
viz: Beginning on the south side Of Princess
street, between Henry and Fsyette streets, IN
said city, at the west line OF Edgar teVen-
cons lot, and running thence west on Princess
street. twelve feet thence south, parallel with
Henry street, one hundred feet thence east,
parallel with Princess street. twelve feet and
thence north, one hundred feet to the b.
ginning.
Terms OF Sale--Cash. conveying irclud-
ing u. s. Internal Revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser
LEOPOLD BUBEN,
CHARLIE B. MARSHALL, Trustees.
DOUGLASS STANTON,
ie3 dtd
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ByR.F. Knox. Auctioneer.

ByR.F. Knox. Auctioneer.
YTRUSTEEg SAIL OF THREE HOUSES
4 AND LOIS.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated February
%. 1897, and recorded in deed book No.
80 page Dab, and by direction of the holder
OF the notes thereby secured, default having
been made in the payment thereof, Twill sell
ct public auction on
SATURDAY,
the 9th day of July, 1901,
at ~ o'clock noon, in front Of the Royal
street entrance to the Market Building In the
city of Alexsndris, Virgins, the following
pTopesty, to wit
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND with the
three frame buildings thereon, beginning at
the intersection Of the east tide Of Columbus
street with the south side Of Princess street
thence east on Princess street "a feet y inches;
thence south, parallel to Columbus street, 62
feet, inches; thence west, parallel to
Princess street, 16 feet thence north, parallel
10 Column us street, 3 feet. 8 inches; thence
west, parallel to Princess street, 6S feet, y
inches to Columbus street thence north on
Columbus street 80 feet, A inches to the be
ginning.
All expense of conveysncing will be at the
cost of the puu hsser.
JOHN A. MUIR, Trustee.