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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04

some time; how long l cannot say.
Frankfort is engaged In the Realization
race and the annual Champion at Coney
Island; The Belmont at Winchester
and the American derby at Chicago,
Drtman, Choate aud CaihRire Nor are
all la the Futuriy and Matron this year
the Belmont, Realization aud annual
Champion next year,
They have no engagementsabroad aud
it would not begooi management TO take
them away until they have been given
chances to pay for themselves here. A
iutuuty or realization stake would more
than pay Tor tina entire lot and any other
ol the events named would more than
pay lor one Of the colts
"Bcsiies, did not buy the horses for
myself. bought them Tor iriead who
has connections here, and while / will
To on eXtent control them, | will not
eutIrcly do 80. Who will train them is
not settled. have sent them to Chas.
r. llilL at Monmouth Park. Ile will
have charge Of them temporarily, pos.
s'hly while they are here have not
all io say about the matter"
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How ,hs Dl.ca.slon Ended.

How the Discussion Ended.
II was whispered In Washington that
as the Montague Browns were not
as rich as other members Of the smart
set they had 30 practice economy
where II did not show. but tonight
there was certainly no hint of ccOno-
my anywhere. There were strawber-
ries, dollhouse grown. and terrapln and
canyasback duck. though both were
exorbitnnt IN the market The hand
some tablecloth had been ruthlcssly
cut, aud through the opening a cluster
tf American Beauty roses. their stems
on the door, shot up two feet above
the table II was the most effective
table decoration OF the winter.
Mira Montague brown. young. pret-
~ and ambitious. smiled smile or
rare pleasure. She reelected compla.
Gently that she had captured "A cabinet
officer Tor this dluner. The conyersa-
ton was bowling along smoothly, aud
she leaned forward a. listen. The
guest Of honor was speaking.
"And stll I Insist that no woman
can do society all the time wlthout
ncglectlng her household aud children"
mot at all" SMILED Mrs Montague
Il think | can persuade you 20 tho
contrary II you She paused. obscrV-
ing that he was staring with wide
open eyes at the doorway. A tiuy.
bali clad Agure stood there.
Mamma, Mary's Ia the kitchen. and
l un't ana my ulghy" plpcd Mon.
ague hroWn Jr,-llarpers Magazine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
Chicago Celebrates.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4,-Ciyic and military
authorities, the judiciary, the clergy and
students aud scholars OF local aud foreign
distinction,u united today in houoring the
centennial anniversary OF the induction
o. John Marshall into Office as the first
chief justice Of the United States. Sen
ator Henry Cabo. Lodge. OF Massachu.
sets, delivered the oration at the Audi
todum. All courts were closed. and the
. hools and colleges held appropriate ex
ercises. A banquet will be- held tonight
at which Judge Grosscup, Archbishop
Ireland and others will speak.
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TOMMY
ATKINS
Death Of This Colt Still a
Mystery.
LORD CLONMEL'S
RICH PURCHASES
Entered for Races in Principal
Events for Several
Years.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-James X. Keene,
o yner Of Tommy Atkins, the famous
two yearolJ colt which died in England
on Saturday, is still upadvised as to the
cause Of the horses death.
MIR. Keene took the loss OF the colt
from whose performances in England
he expected go much, very philosophy
cally. It could be seen however that
be felt the loss of the horse
more than he cared 10 show. Tommy
Atkins was purchased as yearling for
$500 The colt gave such grand promise
that his many engagements in this
country we're cancelled and he was
elected by the Messrs Keene to race in
England this year instead. lie was
eligible for most Of the classic turf events
in England aud France this season.
Asa two.year old, Tommy Atkins ran
nine races and only once was out Of the
money.
Frankfort, Hamburg's 3 year old
brother, for which Lord Clonmel. the
young Irish nobleman now on visit 10
this city, paid 10000 at the DAILY sale,
will remain in this country part OF this
season, II not throughout it. 30 will
the year old colt, Imported Dartman,
Choale and Imported Cathaire, iorwhich
respectively cost $1,000, $4,000 and S05Ol
Imported sisirum, the blood mare, pur.
chased for $1,000, may be shipped abroad
during the summer. Lord Conmel
sails for home on February 20. Speaking
OF his purchases, he said.
"The horses will remain here for
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
INDOOR
ATHLETES
A Great Meeting at New
York Tonight
GREAT HALF-MILE
ON THE PROGRAM
The Crack Representatives OF
Great Colleges TO Partlc-
pate.

NEw YoRK, Feb. l--1hree hundred
Of the beet athletes In the United States
will compete tonight IN The third annual
mid-winter carnival u the KnickerbOcl-
or Athletic Club, in the Madison Square
Garden. II will be, Il is said, one Of the
greatest indoor meetings ever held in
this city.
The men who will participate in the
series Of track and field contests are the
crack representatives Of colleges, and
inter scholastic league aud the athletic
clubs.
Yale, Columbia, Princeton, Pennsyl-
yania, Cornell New York University,
College Of the City Of New York and
Rntger are sending their best talent.
The New York Athletic club, Knick-
erbocker club, Pastime, Xavier, Star,
New West Side, Union Settlement and
several OF the smaller organizations are
well represented.
The half mile run will be one Of the
best events on the program, with Maxey
Long and j. VI. Perry, Of Princeton, on
the scratch mark. H. T.. Hastings. a
fast man from ornell. has ten yards,
aud the nearest back is d. w. Fanchett,
Of Yale, with . start Of 30 yards. j. f.
Donovan, s. T. Toomey, j. T.. starbnck,
A. y. Cosgroye and A. II. Abels are also
contestants In this event. @. A. Chaud-
Ter, 81. George Athletic Club, IL also in
the event. Maxey Long will also start
ia the 300 and 600 yard races. The run.
ming broad jump will DO the premier
field event. y. =. Jones, New York
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MITCHELL
MISSING.
His Name Was Not Sprung
as Expected,
HOUSE REDUCES
ITS CALENDER
Reads Lot of Senate Bills and
AdjournS Until This
Evening.

The senatorial joint ballot showed no
change in the standing Of the candidates
other than resulting from absentees and
plirs. II was expected that Mitchelpt
name would be presented Mond y and
possibly another candidate, but no
speeches materialized. The joint ballot
ia detail is given below.
House MONDAY.
Committee on printing reported de.
tails Of more condensed calendar reduc.
ing daily cost by one.hall Report
adopted.
Clerk Of supreme court in compliance
with resolution asking for number Of
OF cases on docket, reported 203 cases on
January /, 1901.
Pearce moved that II. b. No. l47, fix
ing liabilities OF railroad corporation for
injuries TO employees be recalled from
committee on corporation and referred
to committee on railways and trans
portation. Motion was lost.
Bills On Third Reading
II. b. No, 80, by Driscoll, relating 10
liability Of masters to servants. Made
special order Wednesday p. m.
II. b No. 50, by Grace, to punish the
poisoning Of domestic animals. Passed
The House spent the balance Of the
day realing Senate bills and adjourned
to Z 80 p. m.
Senate Monday.
The Judiciary committee reported un-
favorable on bills to provide assistance
for supreme court and TO authorize two
supreme court commissioners. Uniav
orable report was also made on bill by
Mulkey to authorize county courts 10
borrow money, and also on two bills 70
amend practice acts.
Favorable report was made on Inmans
bill regulating county fees. Mulkey's
bill making taxes lien ON real property
and other minor bills. Adjourned to 7
p. m.
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1901 TRIBUNES-In about A week !
~lli oe prepared 10 show the ues modsls
.oi lhe-e most popular wheels. and
want every prospective buyer or bicyclas
20 wait aud see them. will have lie
l'uO model 40 SIS in ladies' and Ssnts,
aud the new ones in regular roa5stsrs
al $40, besides extra light roadster and
racers, a' so, aud chaiuless At 500. and |
70 : SaAl 10 say that ont Of nv EN- /
not had broken frame. FORK or ,r,Ts
not detective bearing. In fsrt rI,
poor Whee, In The loL and tGat tn, IL,
'udlng The liEht racing moi-ls tbs,
,,'efe used continually as road wheel
N a.t and see the wheel that can bo,s, I
,, lbis SORT of record, thr "Easy rnn
ing Tribute, as 10 is known lar and |
'aI' o.o b. A. WIlGlSs, 4
Opposite Postot6ce, salem, c. J
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
ROMAN ARMOR
FOR QUO YADIS

The srmor 10 bs used IN the play,
"Qno vndis," this eyening is ON exhi.
ton ai Joe. Meyere a Sons.
The Roman armor, culraasea, svoTds
and gladiator shields used ln tho play oi
"Quo vadis'' are the most beautiful and
elaborate ever used In dramatic pro-
duction They we're manufactured BY
the famous armor manufacturers u
Birmingham, England. and we're ini-
ported by Russell 4 Drew at cost Of
$500. "Quo yadis," AplAy that Will
live long time Ia the memory Of tho
endi,or, will be the attraction At tho
New Grand Opera House. tonight.
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Inc Mniern Wv

Cummcnds itself to the well.iniormed,
To dopleasantly aud eBcctually what was
formerly done IN the cruiest manner
ANA di'agreUbly as we'll. 10 cleanse
the system and break up colds, head.
aches, aud trycrs With unpleasant after
effects, use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, sy,upot Figs. Made by Cali
iorua Fig symp Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
JOHN MARSHALL
DAY ORATORS.

CHICAGO, Feb, 4.-Advices received by
Adolph Moses, secretary Of the national
committee to arrange Tor the
celebration Of John Marshall Day, show
that the celebration to-day is universal
throughout the United States, and
includes banquets, orations end
addresses at public schools, universities,
law colleges, etc. The principal orators
were as follows;
Washington, D. Co. Wayne Mac
Neagh.
Chicago-Senator Lodge
Yale College. Charles h. Perkins
Harvard University Professor
Thayer.
iladelphia-Justce Mitchell
Baltimore - Charles Marshall, vii.
liam PinCkney Whyte, Charles j. Bon
aparte, Justice White and Senators
Daniel and McCann.
Charleston, S. C.,-Judge Charles H..
Simonton.
Cincnnati-Judge John +. Fallett.
St. Louis-Justice Thayer.
Boston-Henry st. George Tucker.
Richmond, Va, - Justice Horace
Gray.
Cleveland-Hampton S. Carson.
Detroit-Luther Latin Mills.
Parkersburg, w. Va.,--Justice Henry
B. Brown.
Nashville-Judge Horace Lewiston.
Wilmington, Del.-Judge George
Gray and John b. Moore.
Milwaukee-Nea Brown.
Indianapolis-John G.. Black.
Columbus, O.-Chief Justice Schenck
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Vale Honors Marshall.

New Haven. Conn, Feb. A. Yale
Law School and the State Bar Asso
citation united in honoring the memory
Of Chief Justice Marshall with ex-
ercises a lIendie Hall. Hon. Charles
+. Perkins. President Of the State Bar
Association, delivered an Grafton
followed by brief addresses from Judges
Shipman and Blldwi ..
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John Marshan Day

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. THE Mary.
land State Bar Association and the city
organization held Joint celebration in
Ford's Opera House today in honor of
Chief Justice Marshall. The speaker,
were Col Charles Marshall, ex.Goy.
Whyte, ard Charles j. Boneparte. To
night there will be banquet at Hotel
Reunerlon given by the Bar association
L, 5. Justice White aud Senators Dan.
iel and McComas will speak. /
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Seattle Celebrates

SRArrLr, Wash, Feb, i--The King
County Bar Association observed John
Marshall Day with exercises at IN,
Grand Opera House The students OF
We Uoiversity OF Washington aud the
Seattle High School were addressed b,
J. }. McCafierly, and Charles +. Shep-
ard respectfully, The grammer schools
completed with essays on "John Mar.
shall His Life and TiWes." The ob.
seryances OF the day will close with a
banquet 10 night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WILL HOLD COURT

County Judge John Scott is not as
we'll as he was, and for his greater com
fort and better handling Of his Gaze
he has been taken 10 ihe hospital The
county commissioners will probably hold
court In his absence, as business .of i'm
portance is to be transacted this term.
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Personal

n. l.. Irvine Of Eugene is in the city
Tor few days visIting with his father
d, u. Irvine.
Secretary Chas, A. Park, oi the Salem
Water Company, returned Saturday
evening from a months absence In Colo
RADIO.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
/, PAM,AIMERICAN BOARD
p flA.J MEETS MONDAY

Meoilng AZ salem AZ H. u. Tblelpen's
Insurance. Once Monday evening.
Tho Commission consists Of tho follow.
log menben,
A. 7. tint, Of Porllandi John Rayard,
PoFslandf W. A. 6ardneF, Portland ;
Mrs. Ediih roFler' Weaihcrred, Portland i,
Hon. = 4. smiih, Hood Riveri Hon.
n, AlexandeF, Pendleioni A. J. johnson,
Astoria, and lIenry n. rhlelson, salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
OVERLAND TRAIN
HELD BY A SLIDE

The overland train due from the south
this morning met landslide at West
Forh beyoni Roseburg. The passengers
have beon transferred. and tho train
will arrive IN Salem about evening.
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Illinois schools Celebrate

CHICAGO, H., FEB. An accordance
with the instructions OF Alfred Baylies,
state supe rintendent OF public schools,
the pupils in all the schools Of the state
held exercises to-day in honor Of Chief
Justice Marshall.
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West YlrslnIn Ana Marshall.

PAnKERsBURa, W, Va, Feb. 4.-The
Wood Country Bar Association cele.
brated John Marshall Day by uniting
with the Vest Virginia Bar Association
IN a meeting at the Auditorium. Justice
Brown, Of the United States Supreme
Court, delivered the oration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL

There ough, 10 be a lew more re,olu.
llona nnd Legislative sdjournments in
honor Of tho Queen and King, lest We
forget We rebeled against that sort u
thing In l770.
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Senator Mitchell is spiritunlist aud
believes the disombodied spirits can
return and fehsbilitate themselves. 10
that whore he expects 10 get his votes
iromf HMI|
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Sanders Theatre in connection with the
meeting Of the Maschuesetts Bar Associ =
ton All the courts in Massachusetts,
are closed to.daY.
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IoMaObserYes The pay.

Iowa City Iowa, Feb. 4-lhe Iowa
State Bar Association held exercises to-.
day in honor OF Chief Justice Marshall
at the State University.
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Honored at WashInpton

WAsHrNGroN, d. c., Feb. I-Exer.
cises in honor OF the advancement on
Feb 4, 1901, by President Inomas
Jefferson Of John Marshall TO the Chief
Justiceship Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States were held today, ia the
House Of Representatives Chief Justice
Fuller Of the United States Supreme
Court, presided. All the Assistant
Justices Of the Supreme Court were
present, with the President OF bhe United
States aud the Cabinet. Tho oration
was delivered by Hon. Wayne Mac
Veagh, Attorney General in the Garfield
Cabinet, Chief Justice Fuller also
made an address. The public schools
Of the city all held appropriate exercises.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
Fresh water springs In Miaocr.,

Fresh water SBrings In Midocraa.
Several fresh water fountains are
Gnown 10 exist IN the gulf OF Mexico
where vessels have frequently allied
thelr casks With Ice cold sweet water
mat oomes up Ike a geyser In the
midst or the salt water The fresh
water springs as the sailors call them
nave hecn known In the gulf for 20O
or o,N years They were discovered nv
early yoyagers ana were the salvati,n
VI many mariner whose supply of
ifesh water ran short while he was
oecalmed 10 the dolirums Soma ~
'ne fresh water springs are marked
upon 'he charts, but there is So Httle
ueeu OF them nowadays by the steam.
e's on The gulf aud tbe sailing eset a I
80 =, Sp.aH that no attention is pait m
'uenl aud 1hey have passed out of The
y. Know ledge or the younger skippsr~
shkaEO Record.
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Hanari Ionors Mnrshan

CANnRIDGE, Mass, Feb 4.-Harvard
Law School honors the memory Of John
Marshall, first chief justice OF the United
states, with memorial exercises I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
Sioux CITY Celebrates.

SIOUX City Iowa, Feb. A. The Bar
Association OF this city celebrates Mar.
shall Day with a banquet.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04

Hf Tho lAdies VI the Congressional
y ehanh viii awe chicken ple mppsr
Wednesday evening, Feb. a. from \ b
so'clock, Price IS cents. An welcome.
2Aat
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legislature win Hoaor.

Monday night the senate and house
will convene in joint session at Z soto do
honor to the memory OF John Marshall.
PRESIDENT OF the senate G. w. Fulton will
preside and the services will be in cha 2,
oil the justices OF the supreme court
Music will be furnished by the salem
qaartette ani the principa address Of
the evening %ill be delivered by the Hon.
George IL. Wlliam4 There will bro.
oaoly be short addresses by memb rs of
the Two houses bat no defaits prosnme
mas been arranged beyond that stated
above.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04
JOHN MARSHALL
RECEIVES H0N0RS
Circuit Court AdjournS and
Legislature Meets.

The Circuit Court adjourned Monday
out OF respect to the centennial ami
veIsary Of the appointment OF join
Mar hall TO be chief Justice of the
supreme court Of the United States.
Judges Boise aud Burnett presided
and the following members Of the bar
were present; Webster Holmes, S.
l.. HAYDEN, jefferson Myers John
REYNOLDS John McNary, Carey f.
Martin, W. w. Kyser, George G.
Bingham. l.. X. Adams, II. A. johnson,
Jr., A. j, Bigger B. Fleming. Judge
B1nham John Jeffrey Frank Wright.
man, Edward Hogan, Tillman Ford and
P. II. Darcy.
Mr. darcy moved the adjournment.
and took occasion 10 eulogize the dis.
itnguished iurist in whose honor the
Observance was held In seconding
the molten Mr.. Bigger laid emphasis
upon the fact tina upon Justice Marshall
lay the burden OF drst interpolation of
.he constitution and he instanced several |
'i his decision, TO illustrate the clear.
less, iorcibIlity, logic and legal learning
a t characterized the product Of his
mind Mr.. Holmes also addressed the
ar
The address OF the occasion was
eiyered by Judge Boise, who reviewed
ie lie and works Of Justice Marshall
I'd paid fitting tribute to his great.
'ss as an interpreter OF law and as a
an,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04

Uniyormry; j. s. Spnkcr, Yale; ID. w.
Fanehett, Yale, aud A. r. Bothmer are
the notable performers.
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NEW TO-DAY.

FOR SALE.-A good home ~
house and five lots atWes
fronting the river. Garden
water, some fruit. Terms ~
good team will be taken as p,h
ment. Call at premises-EoA
near Skinner place.
2 4 6ts A. Y. R0sk'i
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04

HEAP WAGONS-One ne.N
offered for f25 less than ss-
wagons at great bargains. 30 ~
made and repairing dOn9
ly, Painting, have your PAM
NOV and have time iof -.
before using. By Werner 80 80
lem Wagon Factory SOz
street,
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SPECIAL

II lbs, granulated cane ooI
sugar. ..........Sl.OU
i8 lbs. extra e cane
sugar ....,....'Sl.OOI
Roasted coffee, per lb. al
i5c, or 2 lbs. Tor .Zo
2 brands excellent flour 80
per sack.......'. IS.
8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans -
strictly No. i....' 10
Fancy Burbank potatoes o-
per buShel. ........ 'Zo
New walnutS large and
fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. rs
When buying groceries don't
fail TO call on US.
M, T. Rinenlan
1872 state Street. Telephone l9I
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BACK AT THE OLD STAMP
farmers and horsemen will Gsl
know that Arthur Glover y
known horse shOer is bacA "
stand so State street wber
his partner u. n. Plymal.s. -
your horses or do any psi
work needed. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-04

Alo SoClErY.-O. First n
q Nuufyh give Chicken Die d.pBrr
NTanesday, Feb. ON irom s fn
N"N' past
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TMH wnATHER
Asnwb Apgsrf About ASru 81 IOorwAsa Re"'ds'ea FO

Tonight and Tuesday probably cloudy.
Continued cold,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-26
LABOR LEADERS
ARE AT ODDS
Arbitration is Invoked to Settle the
Dispute That Has Arisen
Among Them.
CAUSE OF STRIKE FAILURE
Schaffer Blames Gompers and Mitchell and
They Ask for an Investigation of the
Charges Go to the Root of
the Matter.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept 26.-When Pres
ident Shaffer of the Amalgamated as
sociation of iron and steel workers,
was shown the open letter issued last
night, by President Samuel Gompers,
of the American Federation of Labor
an1 John Mitchell, president OF the
United Mine Workers of America, in
reply to his statement charging them
with the responsibility of the failure
of the great steel strike, he said he
would accept their challenge and was
ready to submit to an investigation as
to the truth Of his charges.
''I have no objections" said he "to
the men named by Gompers to act as
committee of investigation but, as
he always looks to arbitration, that is
what I will agree to. I desire to go to
the root of this matter; and will Sc
lect as my man Simon Burns, presi-
dent of the Knights of Labor and
National Window Glass Workers as
sociation. Burns can choose a second
man and Gompers and Mitchell third
party. The meeting should take place
in Pittsburg. Gompers and Mitchell
gave us three hours to accept the prop
osition of the United States Steel cor
poration and demanded my acceptance
of their terms, now they limit me to
three days"