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and here this defendant, without hav-
ing any luminosity against our Presl-
dent, without any personal motive, 80
far as we can see, committed the act
which he knew. II he was sane, must
cause his death How can a man with
sane mind perform such an act2
The rabble In the streets say, no
matter whether he be insane or not, he
deserves to be killed. The law, how
ever, says that you must consider the
circumstances and see II he was IN his
right mind or not when he committed
the deed. II you find he was not re-
sponsible you would aid IN lifting a
great cloud from the minds OF the peo-
pie OF this country. II the beloved
President had met with railroad acci-
dent and been killed our grief could
not compare with what II Is now, II
you find that he met his fate through
the act Of an insane man, II Is the
same as IT he me, Il by accident
] had the proioundest respect for
President Mckinley l watched him In
Congress and during his long public ca
reer and he was one Of the noblest men
God ever made. His policy we care
nothing about, but It always met with
my profoundest respect. His death was
the saddest blow to me that has &C.
Cured In MANI years.
Judge Lewis was crying when he
finished and the eyes Of many OF those
In the courtroom were filed with tears.
Judge Titus then arose and 9ad
that Judge Lewis had 20 completely
covered the ground that IL seemed en-
tlrely unnecessary for him TO reiterate
II, and he would therefore rest.
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LIKE OPIUM EATERS.
Gomez Drinkers Become Slaves.

"The experience. suffering. and slav-
cry OF some coffee drinkers would be
almost as interesting as the famous
Confessions Of an Opium Eater" says
a Boston man. w. j. Tuson, l3l w.
Newton ST. For twenty years l used
coffee at the breakfast table and, Incl
dentally, through the day, / craved IL
as q whisky drinker longs for his morn
ing bracer | knew perfectly well that
II was slowly killing me, but | could
not relinQuish II.
The effect on the nervous system was
finally alarming and my general health
greatly impaired. had dyspepsia,
serious heart difficulty. and insomnia.
When | would lie down. would almost
suffocate. My doctor assured me It was
due to the action OF caffeine (which is
the active principle OF coffee) on the
heart.
persisted In its use, however. and
suffered along just as drunkards DO.
one day when was feeling unusually
depressed friend whom | met. looked
me over and said: Now. look here. old
man. believe | know exactly what's
the matter with you. You are n coffee
fend and it's killing you. | want to
tell you my experience. ] drank coffee
and II ruined my nerves affected my
heart, and made me sallow, bilious
old man. but through a friend who had
been similarly afflicted, | found bles-
sed relief and want 20 tell you about II.
Try Postum Food Coffee. grateful. de-
licious beverage. full OF nourishment,
that will satisfy your taste for coffee
and feed your nervous system back Into
health. rather than tear II down as
coffee has been doing.
! took my friends advice, and within
a week from that time. my digestion
seemed perfect. ] slept a sweet. refresh
ing sleep all night. and my heart quit
its quiverlng and jumping. have been
steadily gaining In health and vitality
right along"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

great deal has been written and said
on the definition Of reasonable doubt"
In this case, II means that the jurors
are bound to silt, compare and examine
all the evidence and II In their minds
there Is any doubt as to the defend-
ants guilt, they are bound TO acquit
the defendant II there Is no doubt IN
your minds, then you are bound to
bring In a verdict OF conviction
| am very glad that up to the pres
ent stage Of this lamentable affair. 80
far as the Jury and people of this city
are concerned. there has been shown
that respect for the law that Is bound
to teach valuable lesson. The defend
ant has been given every advantage ot
experienced counsel. deplore any in
element 10 violence and the man who
Is ready 20 30 out and commit q crime
because some other man had committed
one, Is as guilty as the latter, and his
act Ia as reprehensible.
II is proper th0t | should define the
crime Of murder In the first and second
degrees and manslaughter In the first
aud second degrees. IL the defendant
on September 9Th did wrongfully as
sault shoot or Wound william McKin-
ley by means alleged in the indictment.
and If the act was committed with pre-
meditated design, and II The act was the
sole and approximate cause OF death,
ana II the defendant knew he was do
ing wrong al the time. the defendant IL
guilty of murder In the first degree.
II the act was not premedltate1, he
IS guilty OF murder In the second de-
gree. If the shot was fired accidental
~ and without reconciliation he Is gull
" Of manslaughter In the first degree.
II Is not necessary for me 10 discuss
the question Of manslaughter in the
second degree in this case
Justice White then ordered the Jury
to retire and bring in a verdict Just
before they did so, however, Dlsty.
Atty. Penney requested the Judge to
charge the jury that the law presumes
every individual sane unless proven
otherwise, and the court said to them:
The court presumes the defendant in
this case sane"
Lawyer Titus also requested the court
to charge the jury that II they were
satisfied from the evidence that at the
time Of the committal Of the assault
the defendant was laboring under such
a defect of reason as not 10 know the
quality OF the act or that IL was
wrong, he was not responsible and the
jury must acquit." II charge" said
the Judge.
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Asthma Instantly Relieved.
DR.. r. schiiIman Astounds the Public
With the Success of His Treatment.

Residents OF this place were aston
ished by notifications in these columns
that the celebrated physician. DR..
Rudolph Schifmann. would make
public test OF his remedy in
this city on September 18th.
He invited every man, woman and
child suffering with asthma to call at
i. c. Schramm's Drug Store and OBJ
tain, absolutely free, trial box Of his
medicine. Or. Schiifmann adopted this
novel way OF introducing his treatment.
believing that o free personal test
would be the best and only way to
overcome the prejudice and scepticism
OF thousands of estimates who had
given up In despair after going through
the whole range OF so-caled cures. lie
has IN this manner proved the efficacy
OF his remedy. and without asking the
public TO spend a penny. DR.. Schiff-
mann hopes that every sufferer I'm this
town obtained one Of his free samples.
He fears however. that there were some
few who did not, before thew were all
given out. In order TO give a fair op.
portunity TO those who have not yet
used the remedy. and also as a guaran-
tee OF good faith. he has now requested
this paper 10 announce that he has ar
ranged with the above Druggist 10 re-
fund the money TO any person who pur-
chases OF them either a soc or 100
package Of Schiffmann's Asthma Cure
between now and October 2sth. and
finds that Il does not do exactly as Is
claimed for II; the only condition being
that they return not less than three
fourths Of the package to them. DR.
Schlnmann claims that In every case OF
true asthma his remedy will give i'm
mediate relief usually within fifteen
seconds; always within as many min
utes. II has positively permanently
cured thousands OF cases which were
considered incurabie.
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INVASION or NATAL.
Time for a Serious One Declared to
Have Gone by,

London, Sept. PA dispatch to the
Times from Newcastle, Natal, says:
The moment for a serious invasion Of
Natal II such an idea has been in Com
mandant Gen. Batha's mind. has
passed Both the Buffalo and Tugela
rivers are in flood, while Gen Lyttle-
tons troops are sufficient TO deal with
the enemy, should he elect TO cross the
border. It Is thought probable that
Botha's plan OF seeming to threaten
Natal was in order to keep the minds
of the burghers occupied and so divert
their attention from the expiration Of
the term OF grace allowed by Lord Kit
chener's latest proclamation.
The correspondent OF the Times at
Cape Town says the chamber OF COM
merce has been discussing the advisa-
bility OF placing the entire Cape PEN
insuia under martial law. The members
decided that they were ready to submit
to the inconvenience which such an
attempt would entail II il were entirely
necessary for the successful ending OF
the war. They took no definite action
however.
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wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bes and Bnghi'S Disease which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp.Root IS not rec
ommendedior everything but H. you hayekld-
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just the renedyyou need. lihas been tested
In many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor TO pu-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have no, already tried IT, may have
sample bottle sent free by mali, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out ifyou have kidney or bladder trouble.
When wrilingmention reading this generous
offer in this paper and ft
send your address 10 6ys'Ts1Ye slSl--s
Dr.. Kmer & Co., Bing- E.,fI II,..;
hamton, N, Y. The ~ 1.-l.. q I1
regular fifty cent and Home of sTamp-IIooL
dollar sizes are sold by ali good druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

knives, revolvers and other warlike ma
terial to the natives on the island, leay-
Ing before the German officials knew
anything about the transaction. They
were very wroth and made up their
minds TO give the whaler a reception
upon her annual visit to Ruk this year.
A big gun was planted on an eminence
overlooking the usual anchorage and
a petty officer and fifteen men were
placed in charge OF the weapon While
the gun Is intended for general use
against smugglers. the American whal-
er Is particularly desired TO come with
In range. As an indication of the sum-
mary measures taken by the Germans
against smugglers, officers Of the John
d. Spreckels cite the case Of the Japan
ese schooner that was seized a few
months ago upon being apprehended
in the act Of smuggling reyolvers and
ammunition 10 the natives. Not only
was the schooner and its contents
seized, but all the japanese traders on
the island of Ruk were sent away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
Wholesale Grocery Combine.

New York. Sept. 25.--Wholesale gro
GERS from different parts of the country
but principally from the New England
states, have been In conference in this
city for the last two days looking TO
the forming Of combination OF whole
sale grocers. According to the Journal
of Commerce, the movement Is not
looked upon with favor by the leading
firms OF New York city, but has re-
ceived support from grocers in outside
sections. The scheme is TO form a
stock company composed chiefly Of
wholesale grocers Of the country TO the
number of about 200 and later TO offer
stock to customers thereby giving
them direct interest in the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
SOLD KNIVES TO NATIVES.
Unknown American Whaling Bark
Furnished Them at Caroline Islands.

San Francisco. Sept. 25.-Accordlng to
islands by the brig John D. spreckels,
the German officers in authority on the
island OF Ruk are prepared TO give a
warm reception TO an unknown Ameri-
can whaling bark that has San Fran
cisco for it's home port. Last year. Il
is said, the whaler sold a quantity Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
New York's Third Ticket Movcmcn

New York, Sept 25.--A movement for
a third city ticket with Col Edward NJ
Knox as the nominee FOR mayor has
beeen launched by the executive COM
mittee of the city Democracy. The
committee OF eighteen is charged with
having broken faith with the indie
Low for mayor, Every assembly dis
trlct in Mahattan and 40 prnnX was
represented and there was large dele
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

cation from Brooklyn 1t was conceded
oy several influential members after
the meeting that the organization While
desiring the withdrawal Of Mr. Low,
and while standing ready 20 support
any independent Democrat for mayor,
may possibly support Mr. Coler II he
is named by Tammany In opposition
to Seth Low.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
Nome Steamer Oregon ArrIycs.

Seattle, Sept, PA special to the
Times from Port Townsend says that
the Nome steamship Oregon has ar
rived there, ten days overdue. with 500
passengers The delay to the vesesl was
caused by the steering gear and part OF
the propeller being carried away by
rough weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
British Tobacco syndicate.

New York, Sept 25.-The Trbunc's
London correspondent In a dispatch.
gives the latest development in Great
Britain, so far as the tobacco syndicates
are concerned The dispatch says:
II is stated that the American Tobac-
co company not content with purchase
ing the Ogdens property at Liverpool,
Is about TO start operations In the north
Of Ireland. large -four mill has been
acquired at Belfast and II is said to
be the intention Of the company TO turn
II into a tobacco factory There Is little
wheat grinding In Belfast now-a-days,
most OF the flour required for baking
being imported
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

Norris Silver, North tratford, n. H.;
81 purchased bottle Of one Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incuFable.
one bottle relieved me, the second and
third almost cured Today am a well
man" r. G. Schramm, Prescription
Ciassist, Mccormick building, corner
Main and First South streets.
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Killed by Exploding Locomotive.

Jackson, Mich Sept. "a Michigan
Central engine No. 500 exploded today
at New Buffalo. instantly killing Fire.
man Michael Wiley. Engineer j. b.
Palmer and Brakeman f. j. Crouch
were slightly injured The explosion
was caused by the blowing out Of the
crown sheet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

cures made By Dr.
KIlmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
II is the great medl-
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research BY
DR.. Kilmer, the emit
nent kidney and blad-
der snAciallef and 10
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 2
kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers 5 sure to know Of the wonderful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25

fS5Fl he blackness Of Monday is for
ElM gotten when the housekeeper
TT views on Tuesday the snow
drift Of linen that has been washed
white with Ivory Soap. 1t floats.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-09

Waists may uome and waists may go.
bat the fancy bo,iice. Ike the oii quoted
brook .howa on forever and la unlimited
variety, Fashion having declared her.
self by tho introduction Of debate
Easter modes. her apostles are nov
preparing ior the receplion ~ subsequent
drsisbs which 80 this time, are embraced
in the bodice.
An entire volume might bc written
upon this All ll-important subject aud vet
the glory oi the separate waist would
not h. sung The drst chapter could
treat OF new materials, aud OF these
there are many. An are silky of teAt.
turr aud diaphanoua iu weave aud they
may h. found la every imaginable tint
from vvd 90 indigo, with variations oi
each hue Ia tho prismatic order Among
tho mos1 fashionable ol thcso fabrics ara
ailk chambraie, tissu Dc s0,o, batisle
polniillo nanHiuk a hiets, with Improve.
ments upon lawns under The fashionable
tldes 81 niousseline de l'inde ana uEalra
lawns. Needless 90 say tha, those
matorials require silkoh ilning The
woman who economies, howcycr. makes
her foundations sopNAlr irom the
bod.cr, and thus one lining docs duty a.
l0undaii'n ior several waists.
BLACK will bo mote itshtnahle dur
lag tho comins summvr than Il has
been iof several years Mrs jacob
AsioT, whoss name is synonym iar
perfect iaste Ia drrss o. welt 40 tor nil
lions aiiccis this color yrry much aud u
sAid 10 have ordered some very charm.
lnE blaok gosns loT ihs Ncspoft srason.
These are Folieysd Nith q dainty bis oi
color in one oi ems .ado shades. A De.
siEo rcoenuy finished is particularly
striking Il 4 deysioped ia Sissa de
sole, This 10 dfal,ed over lining oi
dun black saiin and the t,su de soie il
appllgasd Wllh hlask ppsug'cs The
bodies u gathered a. the negk ani = aist
At ,hs hars and enrvei vefy sharply ~
the sislus 30 ondiau tho prevailing
L'Aigln vfrci The iront drsaps
slishuy over boit a sls iric hue
pauns ahich Is held ~ p'ses sHh adall
silver hasklo sladded eitl, tniquol .ss
Aboat ihe yoke arr delloAie teaches II
blse marked hy tiny Foseties oi velvet
ribbon. TIE collar l. an ausieTv little
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-09

Scaled proposals. will b. received at
he office Of the County Clerk Of Marion
County, Oregon. until O'Clock p. m
May / 1901 and then publicly opened
In the presence Of the County Court,
for plans, specifications, strain diagrams
and Tor the building. erection and con.
stTuctlou. according 20 such plans. spec.
iheations and diagrams OF bridge 90
the County road leading from the salem
aud Champoeg road Co Nheatland. near
the farm Of II. +. Eldrridge. and ior
grade down approaches 90 said bridge
Also proposals Tor a an aud the constrnc.
ton oi a small bridge on the County road
leading from Mt. angel 90 Sootts Mil
az the Smeltzer Hin, Bids must be In
accordance with the pro6les aud meas.
uFemenis on file In the office OF the
Comfy Road Master
The successful bidder or bidders will
he required 10 give a good and sufficient
bond Tor the faithful execution of the
work The County court reserves the
right "a reject any or all bids.
W. W. Han,
County Clerk
salem, Or, April y, 1901. dlt W2t
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PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS

The tourist travel between the Fss,
and the Pacific Coast has reached ennr
nous proportions in the last few wear
and calls for especial class M sSTiD
ment 10 meet this demand the PUN
man company has issued from its sbon.
mat It technically calls the "PulImst
ordinary Sleeper These cars apnes,
similar 20 the regular SLEEPER. helm
button the same plan, but net furnishes
WIN ltesame elegance. They are eguin.
PED with mattresses, blankets. sbsats
pillows, pllloW-cases, towels con,bs
brushes ETC. requiring nothing of In
Alna To ~ furnished by the passepeer
fa,h car has \ stove for making tsa sr5
''uee and doing light housekeening -
ana each section can be fitted Win y,
adjustable table, An unframed 49,
accompanies each car. his hpsirI-5 ~ A.. W
,s Ws 'o make up berths, keep the car
v''a9, and look after the wants AMI
81 :, u'.oit y OF the Passengers, Ia each "i
the Ua'hs Which are dispatched dsiIy
rom torusnd by the q. h NN. "a y
to oo l'ond one ol these 'Pullmar ~
binary eepers The car at,srb.s
ne Ihlcagu Portland Specials1 - ,'
Wtungh 20 Chicago With change 80
4ne ln TIE Atlantic Express rrn. nv ~
hshsas CITY without change - W
80 ,., 20 ln,s gAr Tor Chicago change h, /,
s'mllat car st Granger. 'o d
,...a.l,, alyn o. the hrsy class travel is hahn,
i"','.N 800 'u 'Lvee cats, ihe rates bain',
,t-' ,tt~st, @od mo service nearly e,n,l ~
''st s ln The palacv sleepsrs "" ="
IN. ~ ~, ,,. ia,e' and 'uil information. iurh,a
@ A. l. CRAIG
''enefa' Passenger agent %. Ran ~.
Portland, Orcron.
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OBBortuatty,

Ia one OF the old Greek cities there
stood long ago a statue. Every trace OF
u has vanished now. But there is stlll
IN existence an epigram which gives us
an excellent description OF H. and as
We read the words we can surely dis.
cover the lesson which those wise old
Greeks meant that the statue should
teach 90 every passerby. The eplgram
IL la the form OF conversation be
tween a traveller and the statue.
"What IA thy name. q statuer'
II am called Opportunity"
"Who made theer'
'T.ysippus."
way art thou on thy tocsT
''ro show that stay but a moment"
why hast thou wings ON thy feetr'
''To show how quickly pass by"
'But why IL thy hair 10 long on thy
foreheadf'
''That men may seize me when they
meet me-"
"why. then. IL thy head 80 bald he
hindT'
'"ro show that when ! have ono,
passed cannot be caught Christiar
i'rcbA
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vnawing pain in stomach. pain In my
back and right side, and 20 weak /
could scarcely stand. | was not able
70 do anything. Had sharp pains All
through my body. Before ] had taken
half a bottle of your medicine, ] found
myself improving. continued It's use
until had taken four bottles. and felt
10 well that did not need 20 take any
more ] am like new person. and
vour medicine shall always have my
praise. " - NRs. W. r. NALESTINE, 5o6
Ferry Ayenue. Camden. Nj.
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Notice In hereby given that bids will
lie received al the Office Of the county
clerk, 20 be opened in the presence OF
the county court at ! O'Clock p. m. on
"Wednesday May /, 1901, for Physi
clan or Physicians 70 attend the in
mates OF the County Poor Farm, at =
stated sum per annum. Also 10 attend
other paupers at a stated sum per visit,
uuder the direction Of the County Court
said Physician or Physicians to furnish
all medicines used in the treatment Of
said paupers. Right is reserved 10 re.
ject any and all bids.
W. W. HALL,
County Clerk.
Salem, Or, April 0, 1901. dlt-w2t