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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-27

president of the golf club there has been the lay
ing out OF new grounds. the house has been over
hauled and a field made ready for lawn tennis and
a rife range. The three expert golfers of the
Quaganapoxet are II. c. Hammond, Robert Moore
and Frederick Tyler They are arranging for
matches with the Norwich club.
Chandler Smith has taken the Alewive cottage.
and S. 7. Cooper. of New-York has taken a cot
tage at Ocean Beach
Recent arrivals at the hotels and cottages are j.
c; Appleby' Mrs and Miss Beardsley, Mrs. Reyn-
olds, Captain Taylor. Colonel Austen, Miss Kath-
arne OHara. Gordon Norrie, Louis Tiffany, NJ
Hoffman, R. T. Mackenzie and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Stebbins.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
Private Words
for Women

The eminent and successful electro
and medical physician, DR.. Darrln, has
discovered and perfected a system OF
treatment that has caused a reyou.
tlon IN the treatment of female dis.
easca Whenever his electrical and
medical treatment is tested and known
II has done away with excessive dos,
ings, with nauseous drugs and painful
surgical operations. whereby SO many
precious lives have been lost.
As a discovery 1t ranks with Har.
yoy's discovery of the circulation OF
the blood. Il has proved In more than
a thousand cases of the worst kind 20
be a positive cure for the following
female disease: Ovarian tumors
polypus, liberation and dropsy OF
womb, Inflammation congestion and
falling OF the womb, painful and sup
pressed menstruation, bearing down
pains, backache, headache. racklng
cough, melancholy, absence Of am.
bition or desire TO live, or in fact. any
complaint having It's origin In dis.
ordered state OF the generatiye and
accompanying organs, whether from
contagious diseases, hereditary. tight
lacing or other causes
His method OF treatment is harm.
less pleasant and mild Il is applied
directly to the parts; can bee applied
by the patients themselves. thus Sc.
curing local treatment az home. and
It's application is easy and simple. Its
curative action ON the inAamed con.
gosted and liberated parts Is immedl
ate
Dr. narrin refains from making
public the names OF hundreds OF Ia.
dies who have been restored TO health.
with due Difference To the delicacy of
their aflictlons.
The following card was voluntarily
offered by a lady desirous OF helping
others similarly afflicted.
To Salem Ladies.
nr narrin has treated me for GA.
tarrh neuralgia and rheumatism. SCALP
trouble deafness. general nervous de.
billty, female troubles and partial
paralysis OF neck OF the bladder. Nith
marked success. feel that words an,
Inadequate 10 express my gratitude Tor
the great good Dr. parriu has done
me. and | most heartily recommend
the doctor TO the afflicted
MISS MINNIE WELLS.
l51 18th Street. Salem.
The doctor can be consulted free al
The Willamette Hotel salem. until
september lst Hours 10 20 s and |
10 s. sundays l0 10 8. The poor
.roe, except medicine The cure OF
.atarrh. deafness. umors. lost man,
'ood and womanhcod yaric0celo
Hood taints, secret vices OF youth ana
triclure a specially as well as an
hronic diseases Battery and belts
irnished II necessary. Eyes tested
nd glasses atted
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
BRAVE
AND
DESERVING
And Should Have Been Par.
dOned Long Ago
So Writes a Family Friend of
Frank Ingram

The following letter has been re.
celyed by Frank Ingram, who, in the
recent prison outbreak, risked his life
TO protect a guard, and who was Grip.
pied for life in consequence and
subsequently pardoned. The letter
is from an old friend of the family,
who was familiar with the circum-
stances surrounding lngram's misfor.
tune which sent him TO the peniten.
tiary:
Sacramento, Cal, June %, 'O2.
Mr. Frank Ingram:
Friend Frank: ! have just heard
of your fortune and misfortune, and
hasten to write you how sorry I am
for your misfortune. Mr. Powell, I
know. would have been very sad to
have known Of such an afiiiction, as
you have had so much to bear, II
seems too bad for you to suffer more.
OF course, you know how eve who
knew yop" feel about your other mis-
fortune. You have always had our
sympathy. Your future would have
been so different had you never left
your friends mere. Misfortune has
surely followed misfortune with you.
Your pardon C?) Of that there is little
10 say. You should have had that
long ago, If you had ever deserved a
pardon. We feel that you should nev.
or have been found guilty. And now,
to receive a pardon after becoming a
cripple in such a place seems irony
However, you were brave and deserv.
ing OF great credit, as you always
were, and those who know you best
would not hesitate when you were
wanted and appreciate your acts, as
surely 1t will satisfy a few Of the ore.
gon people Hoping that you may have
a speedy recovery am as ever
A. p
p. s. really do not know where
to send this. so will simply send 1t to
Albany, hoping In some way II may
reach you. A. r.
Dear Mr. Hoffer: | will consider Il
a very great favor to me If you will
publish this letter that those who were
40 ready to charge to me what be.
longed TO my cursed relation may know
my standing in strange land. con.
ducting myself as a man among men.
T.. s. INGRAM
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
JOKED
ABOUT
TRACY
Persons at Washington Tele-
graph Supt. J. D. Lee
Reported OregOn'S Notorious
Outlaw at National Capital

Superintendent j. d. Lee, Of the Or
egon state penitentiary, on Thursday
evening received the following mes.
sages, all being sent from Washington,
D. c.. under date Of July "a. 1902
Tracy seen In Pennsylvania Aven-
nc this afternoon. Send deputation
at once. J. p. Hornaday"
Reported here that Mary McLane,
Of Butte, is engaged to marry Tracy
at capitol. Washington, tomorrow
morning. Rush injunction. James w.
Carmichael"
Tracy is riding up and down Penn.
sylyania Avenue shooting holes in the
air Terrible excitement Please send
policeman to take him away. Il. S.
Little"
at 4 o'clock this afternoon Tracy
was seen climbing the Washington
monument. Hurry rescue party IT,.
ellison Gardner"
Just saw Tracy at White House He
wants appointment as United states
Marshal, Oregon district. and says:
I'm meet Lee yet" Ira B. Bennett"
The above messages came dead
head" so II is presumed that the sig.
natures 10 the messages are fictitious.
assumed for the occasion by public Of
hcials, who are undoubtedly the au-
thors OF the dispatches. Superlntend-
ent Lee wired the following reply:
IRA E Bennett, alias Carmichael
alias Hornady alias Little. alias Gard
ner alias "Deadhead, Washington, D.
C.
Your serio.comic quadruple Install
ment message betrays your lack Of ap.
probation OF famous visitors. Tracy
was a constant boarder at my hotel
for more than three years; fame has
followed him since, Board at my hotel
and you will be famous, too. Elegant
rooms awaiting you Mary McLane
may be his, but your choice would be
Belya Lockwood and score Of 9th
ers. Then you could scale the CAPT
tol dome. dance ON the apex Of the
Washington monument, sleep In the
nostrIls of Bartholdi's statue. aud
drink the Potomac In two"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
A CRY OF ALARM

In q newspaper interview. General
Fitzhugh Lee, former consuEgeneral 10
Havana, declared that unless relief Is
Afforded TO the Cubans, the worst re-
suits may be anticipated General
Lee declares that "idleness, accom-
panied by extreme poverty already ex-
lists, and this can only lead, in the
present unsettled state OF the govern.
ment to disorder, developing into an.
archy and the entire failure OF the ex.
pertinent which the United States has
made In the establishment OF the Gu.
ban republic"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

ARE ALL
ARRESTED
Three Young Men TO Answer
TO Theft of $500
Preliminary Examination viii
Be Held Next Tuesday

Messrs. Roy and Clyde Ramsby, of
silverton, and f. b. Purdy, of Kings
ton, Linn county, are in the custody of
Sheriff Goliath, and charged with the
larceny Of $3SOO in gold coin from
Mrs. Isabelle Ewing, Of Hubbard
As stated in The Journal Thursday
evening, Clyde Ramsby was arraigned
before Justice Horgan, charged with
grand larceny. His preliminary exam
ination was set for Tuesday next, July
29th Roy Ramsby and Purdy, the
other persons suspected of the theft,
were captured Thursday afternoon by
Deputies Sheriff Estes and Skipton.
rhe boys have retained l.. j. Adams,
Of Silverton as their attorney, and
Will not be arraigned in the justice
court on the charge until Mr.. Adams
can reach Salem, which will not be un-
ill late this afternoon. II is very prob.
able that the hearing Of the case will
be conducted Jointly, and that the
trial will take place next Tuesday
Deputy District Attorney Hart, De-
tective Simmons and Rev. Mr.. Dunlap
have had long interviews with several
witnesses, and they think they have
a complete chain of evidence. When
Mrs. Ewing learned Of her loss she re-
ported the matter to her pastor, Rev.
Mr. Dunlap, and he advised her TO
keep 1t a secret. She did so, and, af-
ter a few weeks the story leaked out
through the persons who are charged
with taking the money The prose.
cution expects to produce a number Of
witnesses, to whom one or another OF
the boys told of the robbery, before
and after It's commission.
The matter has been a subject for
general discussion in a quiet way
around Silverton for some time. Mrs.
Ewing Is 6S years old, and after the
loss Of her money has but little means
of support. Even though the boys
should be proven guilty she could re-.
cover little, II any, Of the money. From
statements made by the boys, and
near relatives, to the detective, II Is.
learned that they will produce eyi.
dence to show that they were not in
the vicinity OF Hubbard at the time
the money was taken.
Rev. Dunlap, who was OF much >as
slstance to Detective Simmons In fix
ing the crime on the three lads is
pastor OF the Methodist church at
Candy and II was really from the rev.
erend gentleman that the initial clew
was received by which the arrests
were brought about In commenting
upon the valuable services OF his as.
sistant, Detective Simmons said that
II the reverend gentleman was as good
a preacher as he was a detective, his
audience could not be other than
pleased
The accused young men come Of
prominent families OF this county, and
have always born good regulations.
although Roy Ramsby Is said to have
been disposed 10 be sporty The two.
Ramsby boys are sons Of Marshal
Ramsby, OF Silyertou, and grandsons
of Hon. r. c, Ramsby, also Of Silver
ton, Purdy is a nephew OF the de
ceased husband OF the woman who was
robbed. Roy Ramsby and Purdy are
aged about 23 years each. while Clyde
Ramsby is about 2l years old.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
IS TRACY
STILL
ALIVE?
RumOr AfIOat that He Has
Been Killed
Suspicious Circumstances
Point that Way

II is believed by well-informed per
sons that the prolonged silence III i'
card TO Harry Tracy the escaped CON
vict az TO his whereabouts and move
ments is indicative Of some good.
ouiet work being done on the part oil
some detectives or secret service ON
cers Color is given to this surmise
bv two incidents. The first Is that
chief Warden ]. r James of the ore
qop penitentiary. left Salem TINS
morning. but nobody could ma out
for what purpose. The second is the
recent of the following telegram trom
one of the greatest news agencies IN
Chicago early this forenoon:
Chicago, July 2j.
Journal. Salem, Oregon-"Ticker
report dated Salem says Tracy is
killed. Rush the news to us at once
II true. SCRlPFo'M nae
This telegram, in connection with
the fact that the ponce ollcIdIs al
over the Northwest have a suspicion
that new tactics are being employed
in the chase for Tracy, leads to the
belief that there is something in IT,
Warden James quietly slipping away
for the Sound leads to the further con
clusion that he has been sent for to
identity Tracy, or the man who has
either been captured or killed.
It is the opinion of many that the
only hope of capturing Tracy will lie
in the quieter methods implied above,
and for this reason the whole matter
is given greater credence.
II is also a reasonable presumption
that Warden James has been called to
identify some Of Tracy's confederates,
who are believed to be in communica.
tion with him, and II is a possibility
that one Of these gentry has been
captured.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

Frank Wakefield, aged l6, was
drowned in Lake Washington. Seat.
Tie, In consequence of losing his hold
ON rope as he was trying 20 move
from one float To another The body
was recovered
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

A. N. clou9h, Undertaken, tO7 State
street Phone Main 1851, salem, Ore.
9on' successor to o. E, huntslnssr.
Residence Broadway and Mil. North
salem. Phone Main 2ai.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
NEW TODAY.

Lost-A pair OF gold.rimmed glasses
and chain, between Bushs bank and
Zinns confectionery store Leave
at Journal Office, and oblige the
owner. 7.25.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

f. NJ. Warren, OF Astoria. Or. is
now shipping daily TO his oannery at
Warrendale 20 tons OF fresh salmon
which are being packed there
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

For Sale or ESehange-A hrst.class
Jersey bull, subject to registry For
particulars see j. II. Howell Cross
and 18th streets. 1856
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
We Have

A mll line OF Vacuum fruit pass. and
also Mason fruit Jars These are the
best ON the market Uused by every.
body
BRANSON q RAGAN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
RlNgMAN's BARGAINS.

N'Ne"NN nNNhNlNo.
Bulk ceeoanut
i5e per 10.
Petite Prunss. g lbs,
26o.
Pink Beans 10 lbL.
25o
Small White Beans. 8 lbs,.
25e.
Good Flour per sack,
zoe.
Black FlsS per lb,.
Sc.
Italian Prunss, lbs.
25e
Good Cooking MSlassss per gallon,
SOC.
Fancy Table Syrup per gallon
SOC.
maear0nl, No. I, large slEs boxes
white or yellow, per box. Sse.
Scotch osts per pkg.
i0e.
Jumbo Mush.
-Four packages 25 eents
bring US your butter and eggs We
pay highest market price, cash or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

D. E. Huntsinser, funeral director,
1866 Court street. Phone Main sot.
Residence 800 Court street, phone
2tst Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
christlan Endeavor Msstlnn.

There will be a meeting held at
the Congregational church tonight, at
s p. m, for the purpose Of forming a
Christian Endeavor
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
WHEAT MARKET.

San Francisco, July 25.-Wheat
$11iMd$ll6.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

The most essential part
OF a printing plant Is the
press.
No matter how we'll the
type may be composed, a poor
job of preSSwOrk destroys
what little artistic beauty
the job might otherwise pos.
SeSS.
Our printing press Is the
best machine made, II Is.
built TO do the highest class
of printing.
We believe we are obtain
Ing the best results from
this machine.
WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED.
SChaefer Printing Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25

harvesting supplies Of an sorts suc.
uon hose extras for Woods. osborns
and Mccormick machinery No. Ds
OIL Russell Compound grease ems
etc, etc. ups
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-25
" Rooms 3, 4, and S Moores blk
Phone, 2ll4, Red.
Binder TwiHe

The way the farmers are carrvin,
out plymouth Standard twine these
days proves what they think Of il
Ola customers by the score are 70.
buying and new ones who have provsd
It's value by trying it in comparison
with other twines.
Plymouth Standard Cred tag is tba
e'enest tTine In the Salem marie,
a fact which is apparent il you,u rso
your eyes a bit 1t is far superior to
any '~lne IN Salem, from the stand.
point OF economy in twlne and mono,.
can and be your own Judge q, H.
merits, II you buy and don't lita :,
ealI and get your money back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
Canada Deficient in Periodicals.
From the Toronto Globe.

From the Toronto Globe.
In a paper on Canadian Periodicals -
read before the Ontario Library Associa-
ton yesterday, Mr.. John A. Cooper, editor
of the Canadian Magazine. pointed out that
the total circulation Of the United States
daily newspapers was 100000 a day
while in Canada the circulation OF daily
papers was 6J0,000 a day. The ratio of
the newspapers issued in the two coun-
tries was as A. to /. while the population
was only Is to l. The weeklies were as IS
to ! and the monthlies 80 to l.
1t must therefore. be admitted that Cam
ada is wofully deficient in periodical litera-
ture. Mr.. Cooper argued that the tariff dis
elimination against the publisher and
printer should be removed. The second
thing to be done was to cultivate a senti-
ment which would give a preference to
Canadian literature above all others. He
maintained that there was a Canadian lit
erature. and In closing he referred in an
ironical way to the general attitude toward
Canadian writer's. who were honored occa-
sionally by dinners. by the publication of
their pictures and by receiving government
positions even though we did not buy their
books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
UNDERWRITERS.
Professional Flat Hunter.

Professional Flat Hunter.
From the Chicago Chronicle.
One young woman has been making
money lately. That isn't surprising Many
other young women are doing the same
thing But this particular girl never made
money before. and the process she is now
adopting is, as she herself says laughinpIy.
a pudding of her own invention
She Is a fiat hunter. The town abounds
in amateur fiat hunters. Any woman whose
income is not beyond reproach can tell a.
tale Of woe concerning the quest Of the
ideal apartment. But a professional hunt
er Of fats Is quite another thing.
That any one should choose SO arduous
profession when other work and otb~r
light jobs are going begging may imnress
the woman. who has hunted fats In a dilet
tante way as peculiar. but, to tell the truth
the heroine of this story likes the work
She herself has long been a dweller In
fats. In the efforts to find for $35 month
all the joys OF paradise, with few mun-
dane comforts thrown in, she and a younc-
er sister tramped weary miles, climbed in
Vulnerable stairs and bearded countless
janitors in their dens.~ The experience
gave her the idea. Now she has a profit
able business hunting hats for persons
who wish to avoid the trouble. She selects
two or three that seem to answer the re-
euirements of her client and generally sue
ceeds in giving satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
SURVEYS, PLATS, ETC.

SURVEYS, SUBDIVISIONS, PLATS, PLANS, CON
structions superintendent estimates AMI reports
BENTON, civil engineer, Atlantic building $40
NV. Phone, $50 Main. spl0-3m. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19

last wit. factory In the hands OF an old
firm of high repute-all have workers as
well as other centers, but in some places
as, for instance. Seaton. the craft has prac-
ticaiiy disappeared. At Beer, II Is inter-
esting to note. several antique examples
have lately been received for repair and res
toration, in view of their being worn dur
Ing the coming season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
|WAMm The Vendorne

THE DR.SCOLL COR. FIRST AND D SITS. NV.
High-Class Apartment Hotel
Southern exposure, facing U. 8. Capitol and
grounds; every appointment most modern. Rooms
en- suite single. with bath Electric light. steam
heat Uttered water. One block from B. & U.
depot Transients accommodated. American and
European plan. r. A. MCKEE. Mgr. fe26-tf-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
PIANOS TUNED.

DON'T NEGLECT YOUR PIANO OR TRUST THE
an expert attend to your plano by the year and
keep It In perfect condition Reasonable charges.
+. G. SMITH. 1928 Pa. ave. CPhone IAN mh2Nff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
SPRING RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

FOR SALE-AT BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA,
beautiful summer home. containing rooms;
house built Of best material: ami; water
piped to house from springs. This Is OF the
most beautiful and healthful mountain resorts
In the country. Property can be bought cheap.
For full particulars apply to l. J. MILLS. COS
9th NV. apia-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19

The whole business portion OF Barton,
Ala. including the post Office. was destroy
ed by fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

TO LET-FINEST COTTAGE IN CHELSEA: 50 oOo
for the season 1902 full ocean view; 8 bed rooms
baths billiard room, telephone service electric
lights and all modern conveniences and COMPLETE
!y furnished. Also cottages boarding houses
Tor sale or to let. CHARLES r. ADAMS & CO.,
NH -s-ff
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
WE OFFER FOR SALE \ MAssACHU.
SETS AVENUE PROPERTY. IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. AT PRICE THAT
WILL NET SIX PER CENT ON THE IN
NEsrMENT: NOW LEASED AT 5000 PER
ANNUM; TAXES SI1sD
PRICE. $4,000.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRr-sT IN
spieH'2s REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Carroll Springs Sanitarium

For 1nvalds valescents and those desiring rest
and quiet. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Baths. cleo.
trieify, sun parlor. acetylene gas hot-water beat
ana open nres Pure spring water plped through
minutes from WASHINGTON by b. and o. R.R. or
G. II. WRIGHT, MD, Forest Glen. MARYLAND.
Long Distance Telephone 1l7-3. Takoma.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-14
FIFTEENTH MILESTONE
PLEASANTLY PASSED

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan will
doubtless have occasion TO recall the
fifteen anniversary OF their marriage
for a long time to come. and with a
marked degree of pleasure.
A large number of intimate friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. being aware
of the important event in the lives
OF the well known couple, resolved
that the making of another milestone
should not pass by unnoticed. conse-
quently a score or more descended
upon the pleasant home of the Nor
gans. and took the inmates complete
ly by surprise.
Lanais were then Illuminated. while
the house was prettily decorated. and
2 general air of festivity soon per-
vaded the spacious residence. Tho
evening was given over to delightful
informal converse.
Later refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were the re-
cipients of many good wishes from
those fortunate in being present
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-14
Personal News.

Miss Helen Kahaleahu is at present
visiting friends in Palama
Judge Geo. D. Gear is expected TO
return from the Coast on January IS.
Manager Hedeman of the Homo
lulu Iron Works. who returned from
Hawaii on the last kinau. will only
have a short stay in town as he in
tends to go to Maui next week.
d. H Case. secretary of the Bar
Association. has returned from Kauai
Col. Girard. who arrived on the
Alameda. has assumed charge of the
hospital department at Camp Nc
Kinley.
Friends in this city have received
the announcement of the engagement
OF Miss Hazel Lewis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs j. T. Lewis of Hilo. Tire
Young lady is soon to wed Clarence
Robinson OF Long Island.
Miss Maud Kinney very narrowly
escaped serious injury on Sunday BY
falling as she was alighting from a
carriage at Waikiki As il was she
received cut under her chin which
was promptly attended TO by DR.. Wood
who repaired the damage with few
stitches.