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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
Mayors Proclamation.
UfFICk or THE MAYOR,
Salem, Or, September l6, 1901

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR, !
Salem, Or, September l6, 1901. (
To the Citizens OF Salem:
In conformity with the proclamation
of the President OF the United States
and the Governor Of the State Of Oregon,
decreeing that Thursday, September 10,
1901, be set apart ana observed by the
people OF this nation As q day OF mourn
Ing, and for memorial services, in honor
OF our late martyred President, William
Mckinley, l., as Mayor of the City of
Salem, do most urgently request that
all businesses in this city be suspended
on said day, betweeuN the hours OF 10 80
o'clock m and o'clock p. m, and
that the people OF this citv do employ
said day in such expressions and trib-
ntes Of honor for the distinguished dead
as TO them shall 60 NJ pro,er.
g. p, BISHOP,
Manor.
Attest; N. ] JUDAH, City Recorder.
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DIED.

kUFNER-Monday, Sept. lG, 1901, at
the home OF his sons on the Swartz
place, on Howell Prairie, Of paralysis,
August kufner aged 20 years.
Deceased was stricken three weeks
ago with paralysis. The iuneral will be
held some time Wednesday at the
Catholic church. Interment at Catholic
cemetery.
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CzoIgosz Has a Record.

New YORK, Sept. 16.--Leon Czolgos'
was arrested six years ago at Duryea
Pa, charged with an attempt to blow ur
the house OF a polish Catholic priest,
according to special from Scranton,
Pa, to the World. Many sticks Of
dynamite with caps and wires were
found in his trunk. The. same special
says:
"When the news Of President McKin-
ley's death was reported the anarchists
held big jollifcation meeting
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
Mrs. Sol Stock Has Passed Away.

The S. +. Examiner Of Thursday had
following among death notices OF a
young woman we'll knows as former
resident OF Salem:
ST0CK-In this city, September 10
MarRueriete Rose Stock (nee jacob,
beloved wife OF Sol NJ. Stock. mother
OF Lloyd s. Stock, daughter Of Emile
and Leontine Jacob, and sister of
Lucille, Regina, Henry and Andrew
Jacob. = native OF France, aged "a
veaTe.
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When You think of glasses think Q
Hinges.
The East.

The East.
liyou are going there. treat yourself
to a pleasant trip by by taking the
Northern Pacific railway Two trains
leaving Portland daily, one at 2 D. m.
AMI one at II 80 p. IN. Through train 10
st. Paul and Minneapolis without
change. Through train TO Kansas City
and 81 Louis without change. All com.
forts enroute. For rates and other in.
formation, sec, any Northern Pacific
agent, or address A. ID. Charlton, 255
Morrison Street, corner Thrill, Portland
Oregon. 10 az
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
NEW
II RECTOR
CALLED

st. Paul's Episcopal church OF this city
has extended call to the Rev. VIM.
Coney, of Pennsylvania, aud the gentle
man has accepted the call, TO take charge
Oct. LIST. Rev. Coney has been at Nav.
port the greater part Of the past year in
charge of Memorial church.
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The ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup Of
Figs, under all conditions, makes it
their iavorite remedy. To get the true
and genuine article, look for the name
Of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom Of the package. For
sale by all druggists,
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The Assassin Will Be Indicted and Immedia
teIy Arraigned.
HE HAS A RECORD AS A
DYNAMITER IN PENNSYLVANIA
and Promptly Arrested Several
Cities iDrve Last One Ont of
Country Thing Of the Past

BUFFALO, Sept. 16.-The case Of Leon
Czolgosz, assassin Of the President, was
presented to the grand jury this morn
ing In case the jury reports today the
district attorney declines to say whether
he be arraigned at once.
At3:40 II was believed to be impos.
sible 10 complete taking evidence and
arrsign the prisoner before evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
THE DAYS
DRAMATIC
NEWS
The New East Lynne at the
Grand Opera House To-
Night.

Klaw & Erlanger produced Harry B.
Smiths new musical comedy, "The lib
erty Bellies" at the Taylor Opera Hou. Q
in Trenton, N. j., last Saturday evening,
the 7th inst. The piece proved sue
cess 1t IL staged in three acts. The
scenes represent dormitory in Mrs.
sprowls Hudson Academy for Young
Women" the cooking school of "The
Liberty Bellies" and the exterior of
fashionable hotel in Florida.
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Two Drunks.

Recorder Judah TO gave audience 10
two strangers charged with drunken
ness. They we're convicted. hnsd $50
or 10 days in jail, or 20 minutes to leave
the city. They accepted the latter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16

Augusta Thomas new musical comedy,
"Champagne Charlie" most lavishly
produced by Frank Mckee, was pre-.
sented for the first time at the Court
Square Theatre in Springfield, Mass,
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Daley is
supported by Christie Macdonald, and a
large and very competent company.
The piece, the star and his support were
pronounced "a hit"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
Buying Italian Prunes.

The Allen EvapOratiAg Co. began
today buying Italian prunes at go per
ton at the Salem dryer on Twelfth street.
AZ soon az enough have come In the
dry ers will be started. New labels have
been received TO advertise the Allen ]
brand,
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II is play that will live when many
more pretentous ones are forgotten, Al
most everybody has read the story, or
seen the play produced by AN ordinary
company, but never before have they
had an opportunity Of seeing specially
selected company In production Of this
character. Miss Stoddsrd, WIN plays
the part of Lady Isabel, is not only a
beautiful woman, but an excellent act
ress, and the other members of the com
pany are all good players Of well-known
ability. Considering the death of the
President, there has been larger sale Of
seats in advance, and those who expect
to see it during the forthcoming engage
ment will have to secure their seats
early.
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Indicted ror Murder.

BuFFAFo, Sept. l6.-TheGrandJury ir'
dictment against Czolgosz, charging
murder in the FIRST degree.
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D. E, AIatsluIsr, Fua,rIl Director. lO7 Stat
Street. Phone Red 2423. SalemOregOn. Resi-
dedee 800 COun. Phone Black 2IsI.
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When YOU are hungry you think Of
the COOK. When your watch needs
repairing you think of Hinges.
Inst Arrived.

Try some OF Branson & Ragans syrups,
just received from tie Factory. They
are opening up a new lot OF ArmouTs
Star Hams that are just suburb.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16

Think OF Hinges when you think OF
watches and iewelIy. Mhy1 Be
cause you can't help IL, Ne leads.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Cor. State and Conf SITS

FOUND.-A kew, near the Perry dryer
at Brooks. Call at JOURNAL office foi
same. 0.l6.3t
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WILL OF MARY P. SPILLER.
Estimated TO Be Worth $I3.s3O
and Is TO Be Divided Among Broth
erS and Sisters.

The will of Mary +, Spiller. who died
in this city. September 2, was admitted
to probate in the county court today.
Reuben and Elizabeth Boise, of Salem,
are the executors, without bonds.
The estate is estimated to be worth
slS,SSO. Part of the realty belonging to
the estate is in upper Astoria aud some
In Albina. There are notes aud securi.
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Flrsc Yaeht Rae.

Nnw YoRK, sept, lo.-The Challenge
committee New York Yacht Club de-
cide1 first race ior American cup take
place Sept. 20.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16
II Is Surprising

To see what good meals are served at
the White House Restaurant. We try
TO please our customers and give them
the best on the market.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-16

The costumes TO be worn in Paul Pot.
ter'5 new Boer comedy. in which Louis
Mann and Clara Lipman are soon to
open their season, are being male from
photographs Of seyenty-six Beers, male
and female, taken recently in the Tran.
svaal. Mr. Mann's makeup for the role
Of Piet Prinsloo will DO a composite study
Of Gen. Joubert and Com Paul Kruger.
The upper portion Of the face, represent.
ing the height Of Boer intelligence, will
be copied from Gen Joubert, while the
determination and dogged persistence Of
Kruger will be depicted in the nose,
mouth and chin.
DErRI n, Mich, Sept. lG.-MiSs
Blanche Walsh begins her tour here this
evening in Miss Gilders dramatization Of
s. II. Crocketts novel, Joan Of the
Sword Hand"
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when yOn need repairing for your
watch) think Of Hinges.
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F. A. WIGGINS fiSsfig fSs1Ass Stree,

70 r. NJ CTosan aud r. studeaker vagons ana
Mccormick Harvesting
Tribune bicycles, Standard and White sewing machines
The sun., 1901-10-21
DEDICATED
HOME ANNEX
Interesting Services at Sarah Ann
White Home Building.
NEARLY $500 WAS RAISED
William Il. Grinnage Presided--Ad-
dresses by Prominent Wilmington
Clergymen--Addit TO the
Home "A Model One.
NEARLY $500 WAS RAISED

At O'Clock yesterday afternon the new
annex to the Sarah Ann White Home
for Aged and lnfirm Colored Persons ut
No. S22 French street was dedicated with
appropriate exercises. There was Il large
attendance at the services. after which
the congregation inspected the new
home. All We're much pleased with the
many convenictccs which have been pro-
yided for the inmates
William Il. Grainnage presided at the
exercises which We're opened with Il
song service. There was special music
by leading choirs Of the city and Miss
ellen Chippy Sang "'rhe Great White
Throne" Among those who made ad-
dresses were the Rev. W. H. IT, Butler
of Bethel A. VI. Il. Church, the Rev.
$. Il. Tuann Of the A. U. NJ. =. Church.
the Rev. G. l.. Jefferson Of Gilbert Pres
byterian and the Rev. Il. II. Moore Of
Shiloh Baptist Church A collection was
taken and $45G23 was raised which will
so towards furnishing the new home.
The home will be open for the publics
inspection all Of this week. On Thurs
day night there will be large reception.
Managers Of the home would be pleased
to receive donations of money. bed
clothing or furniture of any kind to help
III this good work.
The sun., 1901-10-21
OFFICERS ATTEND SERVICES
Worship With Epworth League in
Police Station.
Officers on Duty Join in the Singing
OF Hymns on Sunday
Afternoons,

Policemen on duty on Sundays have
little time for religious worship and most
people would be surprised to see several
iuccoats club and helmet in one hand
MI hymn book in the other. or with
leads rcvercntly bowed in prayer, parti
ipating in Il religious service. But this
light may lie seen almost every Sunday
tftcrnoon in the corridor Of the police
tation.
Every Sunday afternoon for nearly
N hour, beginning, ut 345 o'clock, srr,
ices for the prisoners are held in the
prridor of the police station by mem
,crs of the Epworth League of Grace Nj.
J. Church. And the services are much
n!oycd by the policemen, probably more
0 than by the prisoners, most Of whom
piire in Sulen silence to the back part
II the cells
Usually some of the bluccoats who
omc in TO report 50 back in the corridor
where tie small band of young men aud
women are talking. singing and praying
or the reformation Of the prisoners.
rhcy are cordially welcomed, hymn books
70 handed TO them and they join in song
with The others.
AS the strains of the hymns fill the
tution they are taken up by the officers
N duty and the captain, the house ser
cant, the operator and the turnkey add
olumr to the chorus of song. If hymns
re not sung mt any other time in thr
tation they are sung on Sundays and IN"
lolicemcn enjoy the singing. too.
The sun., 1901-10-21
FEATURES OF THE DAY
IN THE SANCTUARIES
Roll Call Day Observed at Bethany Baptist
Church Observation-Disclosures Eighty
seventh Anniversary.
ABLE SERMON ON NEGLECTED. MINISTER'S

Ohe OF the most interesting and i'm
pressiye services of the year was held
at Betheny Baptist Church yesterday
morning. 1t was what was termed the
annual church home gathering and roll
call. The church was crowded and had
been eSeepially decorated for the occas
ion. The names of the entire member
ship, both resident and nonresident, were
called. Those present made verbal re-
Sponsc and the absent ones responded
by brief communications A number Of
the members who desired to attend but
We're physically unable to walk were
taken to the church and back to their
homes in coaches.
MINISTER'S BEING NEGLECTED.
The Rev. X. a. Elwood, pastor of Oil
vet Presbyterian Church, preached an
eloquent sermon yesterday morning on
the subject What Should he Done with
Old MiniStersT During the course of
his sermon Mr.. Elwood spoke of the
miSerly pensions given old soldiers by
the government and said that the old
ministers We're being neglected practically
in the same way. Last night Mr.. III
wood preached on People of Earth We
VIII See in Heaven"
Rally Day was observed yesterday in
several of the local Sunday Schools. At
Hanover Presbyterian Church it was
rally day and also the S7th anniversary
Of that church. A special program had
been prepared and addresses were made
by the pastor, the Rev. William L.
f'renud and several of the members.
Rally Day services were also held Mt
st. Panl's Sunday School yesterday
afternoon. They We're postponed from
the previous Sunday. Last night the
Rev. w. +. s. Murray. pastor of st.
Paul'S and the Rev. w. G. Koons of
New Castle exchanged pulpits. Mr..
Koons preached the annual Christian
Endeayor sermon.
Members of the Order of the Seven
Wise Men or Heptasophs attended di-
vine services mt Asbury NJ. Il. Church
Yesterday morning. The Rev. Henry S
Duaney. pastor of the church preached
special sermon.
The sun., 1901-10-21
"BUCK" HELD FOR COURT.
Arraigned on the Charge of Receiving
Stolen Goods.

David. alias Buck" Cunningham on
Saturday was held by Magistrate Hollis
in $1,000 bail for the Court Of General
Sessions on the charge of receiving
Stolen goods, knowing them TO have been
stolcn.
w Detective II. Il. Tucker. Of Philadtl-
phia, testified that he heard Cunningham
1ncknowlc1ge to Detective Theodore Fran
cis that he received hraSSes and wire
sfoleh from the Peoples Railway Com
pany.
There We're two other charges against
Cnnnngham, hut no evidence was pro
duccd. Michael fully who is serving 4
short sentence in New Castle iail f,l
etealing large quantity of umbrelI,
,Moth from freight car ut Elsmerc, con
Hectcd Cunningham with the theft. hut
mtely has refused to give evidence.
Joseph Welsh, who was recently con
'fyicted of stealing brass journals from Il
q %. railroad freight cars. also impli
Gated Cunningham in this crime but nov
nc is unwilling To testify. Cunningham,
*proposeS to secure the services Of Il lead
.8ns lawyer to defend him in court.
The sun., 1901-10-21
ANNUAL INSPECTION.
Officials of Pennsylvania Railroad
View Maryland Division.

Local officials of the Maryland Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad are anxi-
=ously awaiting the awarding of prizes
which follows the annual inspection or
the division which took place on Sa.u-
,lay. The division is said to be in bet
ter condition than it has been in for
several years.
The inspection train composed of four
coaches arrived at French street sta; IN
AZ $40 o'clock on Saturday morning with
officials from Philadelphia The follow
ing local officials joined the Philadelphia
party at French street station:
Superintendent Barnard, Trainmaster
Carlisle. Assistant Chief Engineer Ne
Arthur. Master Bridge Builder J T..
Smith, Supervisor Of Signals Wilford r..
Smith and Supervisor Latrobc.
The party proceeded to Washington
AMI viewed the road on the return trip
The prizes will probably he awarded III
Il few days.
The sun., 1901-10-21
NEW CHURCH MEETING ENDS
6------ n-,si--------a-i7 /
Rev. F. Sewall.
Officers Elected for the Year. Dele
gates to- the General Con-
yention SeIpcted

With an able sermon by the Rev. f.
ScwalI OF Washington, ID. c., the forty
Iirst annual convention of the Maryland
Association of the New Church whit ii
was opened in the New Jerusalem
Church this city on Friday last, clos.l
last night. Yesterday morning the Rev.
Arthur Mercer of Baltimore preached the
sermon and Holy Communion was ad-
lniniStered by the general pastor.
At the session on Saturday afternoon
officers were elected as follows:
Rev. Frank Sewall, president, Rev. l..
B. Cabell, pastor of the church, vice pres
!tlcnt Rev. &. A. Il. Spamer, recording
secretary: Rev. Paul Sperry, correspond
ing secretary: Rev. Ralph L. Barnett.
treasurer, who in connection with the
Hon. Joseph Barnard. w. ii. Swift, w.
II. Sicicl and Jerome A. Cox, comprise
the executive committee. The place Of
he next meeting was left in the hands
If the committee.
Delegates to the general convention
were elected as follows: Fred'k Leist,
IL. Ill. Sickel, of Baltimore; Il. Kenna
Campbell. Ralph +. Barnett, Charles :.
Smith, of Washington. ID. c.; w. III.
swift Conolel w. A. Lamotte, Arthur
l.. Spruance and w. $. White.
The sun., 1901-10-21
SECOND ATTEMPT OF
INCENDIARY A SUCCESS
Unused Plant of the Delaware Terra Gotta
Company Destroyed by Fire Early
Last Evening.
FLAMES SOON LICKED UP FRAME BUILDINGS

Fire Of nndoubted ihcendiary origin
totally destroyed the plant of the Dela-
ware Terra Gotta Company at Pullman
and Thatcher streets early last ever ing
The fire burned rapidly ana in about two
hours the entire building was consumed
A few minutes after 6 o'clock Mrs
Kate Murray Of No. 1902 North Heai,
street and Mrs. Francis s. Bradley OF
Eleventh ana Head streets saw flames
i'll the engine room in the rear of lii"
building. They shouted to George NJ
Malick of No. 1904 Head street und he
ran to the building to investigate.
AIR. Malick found that the fire was
Nn;ler good headwaS and started on IL
run for the Pullman works to send in
an alarm. Waterman Dugan refused to
sound the alarm until II policeman could
be foLnl and Mr.. Alalick left to look
for All officer. Before he returned Dugan
sounded an alarm from box Ga. lmmed
lately aftcrwald the watchman at the
works of the Jackson x Sharp Company
turned in I'M alarm from box u at
Seventh and Railroad avenue.
l'y this time the fire was burning furi-
ouSly ana people, attracted by thc ~.
Election which lighted up the entire east
crn section of the city ana could he seen
for miles in the country. throngrd to the
scene. The fire companies promptly ~
sponded, the first arrivals being thu
Phoenix ana the Friendship apparatus
and men.
Streams We're got on the fire with all
dispatch. but with no noticeable result
us the big frame structure was hcing
licked NJ by the flames faster than the
water which was poured in from al sides
could put ont the fire.
About Il half hour after the fire was
discovered the structure collapsed and
onr OF th" large brick chimncys topplad
over The other remained standing. Thr
wreckagc burned brightly for more than
m hour later.
At first it looked as though the houses
am the east side of Hcald street across
thc street from the building. ard the
dwellings ON the north side of Eleventh
street from the bridge TO Head street
We're in danger Of taking fire but for
tmatcly there was little wind and the
blaze was confined to the building
Thousands of people snw the structure
The sun., 1901-10-21
Pest House About Completed

developed Oh October 10. The officials
did not report that ease but believe that
tl,r surgeon did not think il necessary.
Colonel lIuhbell, however, extended the
quarantine time until November 3, and
this quarantine is most rigidly enforced,
rs all government quarantines are. CGl
oncl uubbcll is doing all in his power
to strictly enforce the regulation and
will continue to do 50 as long as any
cases develop.
In regard to soldiers jumping the
quarantine and appearing upon the
streets of Wilmington, Delaware City.
'ort Penn, or in fact III any other places,
will say that the men have to answer
roll call ut sunrise, sunset and IL j. III.
II they should jump the quarantine they
have but between the hours of IL at
night and sunrise to do 50. There is a
corporal now who will have to stand trial
by court martial for dlsobeying the quar-
nntine orders and lie must abide by tue
penalty imposed which will he severe. In
regard to soldiers being seen in VIII
mington. without company numbers Oh
their cap, these men are from either
Fort Delaware or Fort Mott. Ii they arc
from the former fort they have not yet
received their numbers.
In the future Colonel lIubbell will no
lify me at once if any new eases of small
pos occur Two Of the cases at the fort
arc now convalpScing, the third being I;
!typicnl ease Of the disease. All soldiers
Iulnrtcrs have been thoroughly dsinfcct-
"a since my last visit. and the methods oi
vaccination. diSinfcctun and fumigation
arc all that can be desired. The distance
that the eases are located from any Other
building in the fort is far better than II
could he III amy private house III this
city. Every person in the fort has beer
vaccuated, every prccaution is now beili-
taken to prevent the spread Of the dis
ense and every means is now being us"e
to stamp it out"
The sun., 1901-10-21

The Rev. G. ii. Trull Of Eastlake
Pre-, byterian Church, addressed the y.
NJ. q. A. gospel meeting yesterday after
noon. His subject was "A Vital Ques-
ton" There way special music by the
Brandywine Quartet.
The revival services are progressing
favorably at Union Church. The Rev.
II. q. Seudday, the well-known eyangel-
lst. conducted the revival service last
night.
WEST CHURCH PROGRAM.
- West Presbyterian Church the fol-
low program was rendered last night
"tFcrtory in F." Clark. l.. T. Will
son; anthem by the choir; XXIII Psalm;
Lords Prayer; "Gloria Patria;'' an
them, Il Lay My Sins on Jesus" hymn,
Il Love to Tell the Story" Q'ischer):
quartet, :" Saviour Source Of Every Bless
ing;" HYMN. "Jesus, Saviour, Iilct Me-"
GGuldD; offertory. 'Hark, Hark My
Soul" (Sllnlley): sermon, the Rev. A. n.
Keirwin. d. D.: Crock of Ages" illus
trated (Excell's); hymn. "Abidc With
Me- Illustrated, (NIonk); bencdiction.
poStlude, ((Smart)
MUSIC AT ST. JOHNS.
An excellent musical program was rem
dprcd at both the morning and evening
services in st. Johns Church yester-
day.
among the selections rendered We're:
"Bonum Est" by Patti, in which H. X.
Boy nton, tenor, and Master Ralph
Grimes, soprano. sang solos. The choir
sang Roberts "Uunc Dimttis'' and
Rogers "Te Deum" in A fiat. In the
former, Master Lambert Guyer, soprano,
had pretty solo and there were
solos by Joseph Grubb. bass. and Lam
bert Guyer, soprano. The anthem. "No
More Sadness" was sang. The ending
was particularly pretty and effective. and
was sung by Lambert Guyer, soprano;
Norman lowry. alto; III. r. Boynton
and G. Il. Price, tenors and A. IT. Hyatt.
John A. Mahoney and Joseph Grubb.
haSso. Another selection was Danks'
"Venite," which was sung ON Easter
Day.