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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Will Be No Strike.

Fall River Mass, Oct 1.-The Textile Council held q two hours session tonight and voted that in the future no line of action should become operative unless sanctioned hy four of the five unions. The members of the counsel refuse to give out Information in regard to what line of ac- tiOn Is to be advised but Secretary White head said there would be no strike next Monday morning. at -hich time the two weeks of postponement declared by the council will expire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Soldier Arrested for Desettion.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 17-Leonard F. King. a soldier. was arrested here this afternoon on charges of deserton. He Is alleged to have deserted from the field artillery stationed at Washington, D. C., after having murdered a corporal. He enjoyed two weeks liberty, after which he was captured at Meridian, Miss, and taken to Fort Morgan. From there he was brought to Pensacola barracks on account of shamming sickness. He got away and was caught while attempting to leave town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Mark Twain in Politics.

New York. Oct. H.-Samuei F. Glenn ems (Mark Twain) entered the local po- litical campaign today by addressing an audience of invited guests at the Wal dorf-Astoria Hotel. he having lately joined a local anti-Tammany organiza,,, ton known as ''The Order of Acorns. to Warren Hastings. and the City of New York to India under Hastings rule He used the words spoken by Edmund Burke at the trial of Hastings, supstl.s tuting MT. Crokers name where that or Hastings occurred, and New York City where India occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
To Pav Miss Stones Ransom.

c. iceegan, h. Secretary of ,fe the American Board, announced today that a MT. In gram of Eau Claire Wis. had offered to be one of ten to pay the &5000O re- quired to complete the ransom fund for said he received a telegram from the Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, of Washing ton offering to be one of fifty to pay $1 900 each to complete the fund.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
An Engineer Murdered.

Palatka, Fla, Oct. Hilary c. Wes- son. sn engineer on the Plant System, was waylaid, murdered and robbed here this morning. He arrived on his train at 4:10 a m. and started down the track to his home. His body was found at 5:30 o'clock with bullet through his head. He had drawn $50 salary last night at Ocala before making the run here. No money was found in his pock- cts, but $13) was found by the under taker pinned to his underclothing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Favor the Anti-Canteen.

Minneapolis, oct. 17.-The American Christian Missionary Society today pass ed a resolution favoring the anti-canteen law and urging upon the President it's rigid enforcement. The resolution also condemns the methods adopted by enc mics of the measure" to bring it into dis repute. The session was devoted to consideration of the work of three organ izations "'?he Benevolent Association, ''The American Christian Educational So- ciety' and the Christian Endeavor Asso- oia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
MT. ovarstreet's Bill.

Indianapolis Oct I7.-Congressman Over street has returned from Washington where with refereacs to the currency bill he intends to introduce early in the coming sessIon. The bill is the same that he presented at the last session It was or dered printed. but owing to the rush of other business it was never taken up for final consideration Its purpose is to make silver interchangeable with gold and to more firmly establish gold as the standard of value MT Overstreet thinks the President will favor the legislation he proposes and that without referring directly to the bill he will make some recommendation along the same line in his message
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Pullman Company Meeting.

Chicago, Oct 17.-At the annual meeting of the Pullman Company today the usual quarterly dividend of s2 per snare was was declared. For the first fiscal year enaea .Jnlv H the annual report states that the total revenue of the company was Sl7,9s6,- 7St; the total expenses of operation were S7, ,S7s, 199, and other items of expenditure including dividends brought the total out iav of the company for the year to $l5,- iS6, 4l6, leaving a net surplus of s2 s66s s835 With the surplus of $i.S95,94 brought for ward from the preceding fiscal year, the total surplus of the company IS no" S''- 7e0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Wood Pulp Combine.

Muncie, Ind. Oct. 17.-An official or the statement that the wood pulp manu1ac- turing concerns of the country are soon G to be merged under one management For ten days Eastern capitalists nave peen States States being & in Muncie Tuesday Presicc dent Blackman and Secretary Norris or or the MunciN Pulp Company Of New AorK were in tha marty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
An,ia Rooers Held in Bond.

Nashviua Tenn. Oct I7.-The preliminary hearing of Annie Rogers, alias Miss Williams. was held this morning and the woman o WSo 0oo bound over to the grand jury under Slo:ooo bond in default of which she was conmt.ra to ian Annie Fodfers ia supposed ,b t2 JdrS nnEr ern ExpreEs rchbt rv al Wager. Mont, n thn 3rd of last July and she was apprehendeIn In 'h n an endeavor to effect an exchangf a Ia loels hank of A large number of bill thar NSr" stolen from the express safe. She stat"d t@ the magistrate that she came in possession oi O, the money honestly and ik, not understand why she should be subjectel to such treat ant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
English Sailors in Mutiny.

Berehaven, Ireland. Oct 1.-The gun sights and other fittings of the British first-class battles hip Magnificent. flag ship of Rear Admiral Sir William Ac- land, second in command of the Channel squadron have been cast into the sea by members of the crew in order to bring about tho fighting of grievances which the crew complain of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Aro~cbjs+ic Editor Sentenced.

Berlin Oct I7-Herr Mauers sed editor ros et me .ne Mouse Lcben, anarehist, ,s snerr impr isoHmrnt, owing to the publica ton of an article , 9PPt9E
 inl of the assassinatio of President Mckinney
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
o,,os+;on of Pvthian Home.

Springfield, In., Oct. T.-At the annual session of the Grand Lodge. Knights Of Pythias of Illinois, which closed this ar ternoon, the matter of erecting Pythian Home at Hot Springs, Ark, was taken up but because of fight against the mo tion to erect the home, 1t was Wlthura"h' It will come up next year at Quincy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Twelve Buildings Burned.

Boyle, Miss, Oct. 17.-Fire broke i,, "uI ,n m the Valley Hotel at o'clocK IoI1sidL, asidooo ue J. l.. Hawkinss store, the postomce .at ana several small grocery stores d ana capi,ls, Nc Twelve buildings in all were purntu' ,toi,o Io So details of loss or insurance are aNalla"ie oh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Shot Innocent Men.

Nashville Tenn, Oct I7.-It develops that the Evansville officers shot innocent men yes terday mistaking them for the Howell safe blowers. The two men wounded. Henry Me Carroll and William Dumm were from Nash Villc and were making the hest of their way to St Louis They fed upon the approach of the officers. fearing arrest for riding on freight trains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Trusts in Russia.

London. Oct. I9.-The St. Petersburg core spondent of The Daily Mall in iisplt"h re- cording the failure of all attempts to form iron and stee' syndicetes on the American plan, says: "The different firms found it impo> stble 10 agree upon terms, More than this, the glass syndicate, of the oldest in Russia, has dis solved, and the price of glass has fGllcn 25 per cent in consequence. The ouiy trust now existing is rhe sugar syndicate which controls the industry and keeps prices tT!Ce as high those iu London DO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Shooting in Court Room.

Greensboro. Ky Oct. I7-John A. Oldham, a wealthy race horse man of Spottsvllle, lien, his :on. James Clary tonight in Justice An dersons court room at Reed station Oldham and the elder Clary were being tried Tor E9ht- ing The iurv was out when the shooting be- gan. Oldham will die. Both men escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
could Moi Break Record.

Columbus, O.. Oct. H.,Cresce99s' cham am pion trotter of the world maoe ord bara s%i, iant attempt to lower his record Rere aI,9 today, but failed by a margin mar in or 9.o5 ,l3 TSe TScoiIa track was fast but the day was Dit teriy Tf cold. "9H A stiff northwest breeze blew across the track, dispellihs any hope of record mile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
England Buying Mules.

Kansas City, Oct l7.-The British govern ment will buy 10000 mules besides horses i9 America this month A purchase of .Ooo and at Lathrop. Mo. an inspector is picking up all the good horses not claimed by the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18

mittee. The proposed creation of a de- partment of Commerce and industries, the reorganization of the. United States Con, sular service. the reciprocity treaties and other measures which the league has In hand were discussed and plans were for mulsted for action during the coming ses- stop oY conRr0aG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
National Business LeagI,e

Chicago. Oct 17.-At a meeting of the executive committee of the National Bus mess League held here today R Fl. Dove man of New Orleans. and A. P Wold- members of the aAStiOnaI Advisory Com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Killed His Brother.

Stanjish. Mich. Oct. I7-The ten-year old son of Frank Allen postmaster at Saging, near here. pointed a revolver at his brother, aged g. last night and@stee4 Inn through the heart killing him intsantly. The boys had been Quarreling n trivial matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
will Aid Strikers

Detroit. Mich. Oct I7-The National Exec utiye Roard of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes at the final session of its meeting today decided to turnlsh ald 10 inc street railway men on strike in the fol- lowing cities: scranton Reading. Dayton, Nashville and Knoxville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
,,,-i5;- .d pocord Eoualled.

1ror,rl,is Tenn Oct 1S-F. e. Jones t0- ,,.l Mempnis' 1 ! tSa ea', champion wagon pacer fiat % on the new local oarG tr9tti4F Tbe 1TsGE men5 This equals the ", M9rle bagin leSd Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
1.ihertv Bell at Charleston.

Philadelphia. Oct. l7.--1 oth branches of tho City Council unanimously passed joint reso- Committee on Charleston Exposition to take the I ihertv Bell to the southern city where it will ha an ottraction in the Philadelphia Building. ITour Philadelphia policemen will guard it dsv and night while 1t is al the exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Wholesale Druggists Adjourn.

old Point Comfort. Va, Oct. l7.-The Ma tional Wholesale Druggists Asso,i4.i)l elect
 ed the following officers today and adjourned to meet next year at Monterey, Cal: Presi- dent, William J. Walding. Toledo. O.; Vice President Thomas F. Meyers, St. Louis; Sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Foneht over Cards.

Mayking. Ky, Oct, 17.-ln ] a ngnt oyer 9 cards at Carrs Fork this morning ISnY Niarti1 Ah7 drew Sloan was killed ana o ah1t, fataiiv sht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18

The Mayor of Waco Tex. has asked the Philadelphia authorities to allow the Revou- tionary relic to De taken to that city. hut the request was reluctantly declined. The Councilmen did not to risk the danger
 from injury to the bell in travelling so great .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
A s+eamer Agro,,nd

Rosario Oct. l7.-The British steamer Nor wood Captain Clark from Mobile. September S. for this port, is aground in the river below
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
Domesticting Cats.

Some one has said that the Egyptians were the only nation that ever had sut- ficient patience to domesticate the cat. 4 very high idea of human patience IS of Forest and Stream, who has, he says. tanned common cat to retrieve. retrieve Fa+ as force were his maXims Whenever game had been killed the cat was led to 1t and the game was given to him. Next the cat sought the game on his own ac- count Next he was taught to stay close to his master, at first perched on ms shoulder He was then taught not 70 fear the sound of the gun. beginning with a little carbine, then proceeding 10 ths fowling piece When the gun was ilre Il a common ball was pitched forward by the master. and the connection betw?e1 the report of the piece and retrieving was wa established. Then q dead bird was substituted for the ball and 1t was at first thrown from the hand. and after ward dropped from the br1ncn of dis tant tree. The education of this particu- iSr rat is now complete. He retrieves correctly. points sometimes and in gene erai conducts himself like hunting dog.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18

retarv. A. B. Merriam. Chicago Treasurer s E. Strong Cleveland, O.; J. N. Sarsy, m dianapolis was elected to tho Board Of t h'roi. H Fl. Sinnige of Birmingham. Ala, was made JTffth Vice President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
,rrA. hu tha Americans

-,.-. I,I c.. - The ball game here to- arc. IL, oS.. @ iii. Americans and National L.ar,,srs useSa was won b. the Americana ts ].
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18

Frank Larrabee of Belfast Me, has a pipe that his father bought in Augusta before cicv With mans face the front of the bowl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
SALEM OREGON SATURDAY. DECEMBER ?. 1901

took up the udges for government at Bristol
minister's however, said anything calculated to
anxiety and hostile criticism Continued urgent ee
grams brought Lord Salisbury from the Of the Mei
and when the lord mayors banquet arrived the premier
dose Of spirits Of ntre the everish nation
While the remedy took effect in quarters did good in
Others Henry Campbell the leader of the oppos
on John Morley and Sir William Vernon Hacourt pesevered in
their mportant pesonages
followed suit
This energy and unanmity the opposition which sup
posed be divided and distracted beyond remedy
painful uneasness Whitehall R Hon. William st. John Brod
erck state for ordered before the City
Carlton club and make the best defense possible.
The Liberals declare that they smoked Mr.. Boderck out
and that they intend henceoh compel the to
strict attention to the criticism of the opposition minded
though that body may he.
The detailed facts which Mr. Boderck compelled lay
before thecounty being eagerly seized bv the liberal and
radical cheans who intend make them the subject of future
examination Of the governments polic5.
Maney the ministers the defensive all along the line
and that fact regarded remarkable tribute to the vitality of
liberalism.
The strawberry growers who few years took new
thing pushed the the top Of the business
grower will put two three varieties and
grow plants and then push the best he finds for his particular
soil.
The Senate was right repudael the un-Amean canal
treaty year The who voel against tariff on the
island possessions right the country will find those islands
both be part Of the nation and not apart OF it,
fixes price for service to the public that price
paid bad enough suffer competition private
citizens Public hovd be the of the knocker
when the law says what the fee shall be.
The progressive believes cooperation in extending the
helping brothers rather than always having knife to
plunge in their backs
Boise Dem) calls Geer the Shanghai Governor Of
Oregon tired of talking about building rail,
roads
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
Frisco Grand Opera Season

The most remarkable season OF grand
opera ever given on this coast has
terminated at the Grand Opera House in
San Francisco.
Daring the four weeks season the com
pany gave thirty performances and the
receipts reached the sum OF $3.50, 200.
The number OF people who heard the
grand opera figures up 20 more than
SO,OOO The enthusiasm manifested at
the closing performance has never been
surpassed here. The performance OF
"The Marriage OF Figaro" with Sem
brich. Eames and DeReszke in the cast
wrs frequently interrupted by the ap-
pause and the closing curtain was
raised nine times, the audience remained
standing, cheering, waving handker-
chiefs and hats, while bouquets were
thrown to the smiling singers on the
stage.
CAlvs leaves for Florida, where she
will rest until she is able to join Grau in
New York for the season. Eames departs
for 81. Louis aud will rest there for one
week until the company arrives in that
city. sybil sandereOn has decided IL
have an operation performed on her
throat and will probably remain in
California for few weeks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
F RSONALS

E. c. Hanson Is in Portland today.
Werner Breyman has returned from
Portland.
G, f. Lansing has returned from East
ere Oregon.
A. s. Dresser Of Oregon City wac in
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Simons are visiting
friends in Portland.
Miss l.. Wilsey has returned from a
brief visit in Jefferson.
Mrs. c. Krebs of Brooks is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. b, GilIis.
Mrs. w, V. Baltimore of Albany ia
visiting at the home of her brother, j.
ID. Brewer.
Miss Alice Hemenway OF Salem, is
visiting at home in Eugene. Oregon
State Journal.
Mrs, L. L, LachmuDd has returned ia
Portland after II few days visit with
her husband in this city.
Mrs. NJ. P. Boyles and child, of Sa-
lem, has been visiting her brother, Mr..
Vernon, Of Huntley's drug store.
T. J. Buiord was down from Salem
during the week, having recently organ
lied a lodge OF the order of Lions there.
Ira T. Moore and sou of Salem, came
down to Dayton last Friday on business.
They returned on Saturday, Dayton
Herald.
Rcv. T. IL. Henderson, OF Salem, will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday, in the absence of the pas
tor.-Albany Democrat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
Ths EIscher.Yancleye COmpany.

Theatrical companies have come 10
Salem before now and with flaring red
letters on their gaudy three sheet posters
have declared that they carried the
finest band In the business and chal-
lenged unsurpassed orchestra, but 1t re
mained for the Fischer-VanCleve com
pany 10 capture the prize for both. No
finer music hasever been heard in Salem
from travelling organizations than has
been heard nightly at the Armory this
week. The selections are all Of the very
latest and are rendered with dash and
a swing that not only show great train
ing, but marked ability both on the part
Of Mr.. Chas. Cochran, the director, and
each individual member. The concerts
given at noon by their street band are
greatly enjoyed, and the rain that sew
eral days poured in torrents did not
seem to dampen the ardor Of many for
the crowds we're always large. Taken
in its entirety the organization is the
beet that has ever visited Salem, We
trust they will return next year, aud
should they do 40 crowded houses will
certainly greet them nightly.
A crowded house witnessed the ex-
cellent production OF East Lynne by the
Fischer-YanCleye players at the armory
last night. Miss "Babe" Fischer's
assumption Of the character of Lady
Isabel was a surprise 10 her most ardent
admirers. It is difficult part to por-
tray and her talent has never been 90
appreciated as il was last night. Bert
YanCleve played the part Of the william
In moet creditable manner. His act
ing at tie time OF his arrest could moi
we'll be surpassed for it's vilainous cool
ness and audSeity. The remainder o
the characters we're strong in their parts
Mrs. Covington as Barbara Hare beinl
particularly good.
by request this company will present
tonight "Tatters, or the Pet OF Squatter'
Gulch." Miss Fischer will appear in thu
title role and Mr.. VanCleye as Rober
Ferris, q half breed Indian. This is 4
western story and 10 sure 10 be of inter.
eat TO all.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
THE CAUSE OF UNFORTUNATE WOMEN

]HE CAUSE Of the Florence Crittenden Home at Portland
home fallen and erring once, is to be pre-
Salem Sunday evening by the field Representatives
Mrs. NJ + Hoxter,
home recognized state institution and has the pat
ronage and support Of the nobles Of Oregon
social conditions lack Of education failure OF the
churches reach the masses, the OF
misery crime bear than her share OF
the burden and shame.
The home has inmates than it care for at present
trying build and equip home costing H25OOO
people who believe in extending help to the most un-
fortunate the Sunday night meeting and hear
what is needed to be done prepared whole duty
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

THEATRICAL.
Sheriff's Sales.

In the case OF John Savage, Sr,, plain
tiff, VS.. NJ. X. Savage ct ul., defendants,
the attached property was sold by Sher-
if Durbin to satisfy judgment Of $l4,-
396 80 and costs and disbursements Of
the action. 1t was purchased by the
plaintiff for $ll ,53l.20.
In the case OF Mary NJ. Mothorn W.
Matte Parrish, Claud Catch, as receiver
for Gilbert Bros. AIDA Parrish, Hele ma
NJ. Southwick and S. T. Richardson,
land in Knights and Parrish's additions
was sold to satisfy judgment Of
1902 20. 1t was sold in four tracts for an
aggregate sum Of $53l .25 to Gilbert
Bros, AIDA Parrish and Mary Mothorn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
VITALITY OF THE LIBERAL PARTY.

NLYa short while ago the Liberal party in England was
W. believed be hopelessly paralyzed. It divided
agnst itself the question OF the Boer at agenera
and beectons it kind of showing and its
from the political stage altogether freely discussed and pre-
dced.
Now however, appears have put the ministry vgor'
GUS defense whh observers 90 call fight for their lives
During the months following the propagation parliament
the government maintained uRbroken silence No minister
made speech letter. The cabinet simply abdcaed.
Meanwhile the country became profoundly patient The beet
disciplined Conservative organs began The various
factions opposition directed telling fire the ministerial
position.
Finally Chauberan realizing TIE danger Of further silence
devered bitter partisan address Edinburgh Then Sir Michael
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

HaV0 been restored to health
by lydia E PinkIIa1I's Neg0-
fable Compound Their k8f-
fers arc on file and prove fIIIs
sfafenIenf to be a Eacfy NOT q
moro boast Whom a HI10ciIs
cEne has been sucC0ssfuI ~
curing so many women yOE
cannot we'll say without try.
ing if" GIO not beIEev0 q
Will EIeLS ESIesS
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
A Big Deal In Oil.

BEAUMONT Ten, Dec. 7:-John d
Cameron, the local representative of a
st. Louis Oil Company received tele
gram from ST. Louis last night stating
that a deal has been closed whereby the
company disposes Of five million barrels
of Beaumont oil to 81. Louis parties, the
oil being for use in ST. Louis, The tele-
gram states that the price paid was 20
cents per barrel at the wells.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
PED lime

take pleasant herb drink, the next
morning feel bright and my COM
pleXion is better. My doctor says it
acts gently on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. 1t
is made of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. 1t is called Lanes Medi-
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c, and 90
cts. Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. If you cannot get it,
send for free sample. Address, Orator
Woodward, Leroy, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

The rains and fresh air give health and good com
xion to those afraid Of them and get ont and enjoy
their blessings.
This world was made live in and you not living
penned house and never DO any
work or the fresh air Of out What
better still s il you will do outdoors-rea manual
Labor
1t was design vdence that should lead iye Of ac-
tivty and that kills than weather and
work.