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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-08

from any but their own standpoint OF
partisanship They seem to think we
must be partisan Of MIR. Simon and
of Mr. Geer and of others of whom THE
JOURNAL speaks kindly, when such is
not the case. II Mr.. Fulton became
Senator, or Mr. Scott, or II Mr.. Furnish
became Governor or Mr.. Chamberlain
we should be foolish enough to consid
or il our duty to the public to try to
make them as useful and as influential
to their constituents as possible, and
nothing would hurt US more than to see
one OF those gentlemen take as small,
narrow ad mean a view of public al
| fairs as some OF these partisan papers
do. The JOURNAL would like be an in
dependent paper to promote good gov
ernment and lessen the evils Of partisan
ship, II our critics will permit US to be
so and we know that they will pray for
US that we may succeed.
q & Z
The Salem Push Club is one OF the
| most lOIbToSllDk OIkhulAdNlphb III AhN
state. Just now a flax fiber mill is on
the tapis and indications are that the in
dustry will be landed at the capital city
Wait until Roseburg organizes a good
board OF trade and then We will capture
some Of the new industries seeking 9
favorable location. .-Roseburg Plain
dealer.
Within ten years Salem will be city
OF $4,000 and will furnish the poorest
homes with sapitary conditions, ligh
and water at cost on equal terms with
the richost residences. Then the de-
mand for cemeteries and undertaking
will not be nearly so great as at present
q q
The Salem Pvsh club is an illustra-
ton of good business methods applied tc
public affairs. Not dollar Of it's iund'
80 far is wasted on schemes. Business
is transacted with expedition. Its Off
GERS are business men with no private
graft 10 work,
&e
What is wasted in one year at the
ltate house on excessive salaries would
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-08

a aludicrous one of course, which consists
Of the unusual. The production from
every standpoint is said to be exceed
ingly meritorious, anl an unusually
large company is employed; beautiful
costumes and special scenery, mechanical
and electrical effects, AMI dazzling
chorus of beauty, aud all that goes to
make good enjoy able entertainment
are promised The engagement is for
Tuesday, Feb. IL. and should be greeted
with a packed house. Prices $780, zoe
SOC and 35c Boxofice open for sale oI
seats Tuesday at Ga, m,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-08

Educate Your 80 wels with Caaoareta.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever
l0c, 25o II O. O. o, fail, druggists refund money
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-08

Captain Clark Of the United states
battleship Oregon has been selected by
the presidep I to represent the navy At the
coronation of King Edward. President
Roosevelt takes this opportunity oil re-
warding the gallant sailor whose ad'
yancement by six numbers the presl
dent does not consider sufficient com
pensation for his services.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-08

Another Royal visitor il shortly /
honor America with a visit. de 10
Prince Hector, Count Of Turin, and ru-
NOR has il that he eXpects TO take en-
American bride home with him when
no returns. The Count 10 fourth in line
II succession to the throne Of Italy. He
is very good looking, exceedingly
wealthy and an athlete Of no mean pre-
tentions. lie will arrive here early in
Fs bIuary and viii 90 first 10 Fhila-
delphis.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
SLAIN BY INSANE NEIGHBOR.
Mrs. Irene Kemper Shot and Killed,
At st. Louis, by Henry Clacker
. SCured" Lunatic.

St. Louis, June 4.-Henry Clacker,
who was released from the insane
asylum a week ago as cured, shot
and killed Mrs. Irene Kemper in the
alley back of the house in which
both lived, Tuesday evening.
Clacker lived with his wife and
daughter on the first floor Of tho
house. Mrs. Kemper, her husband
and three-year-old child occupied
apartments on the second floor.
So far as the statements of Mr..
Kemper and Mrs. Clacker go, no cause
for the killing is assigned, but neigh
bors say Clacker was infatuated with
Mrs. Kemper, who repulsed his ad-
yanceS.
On January 20 last Clacker was
sent to the city hospital for observa-
tion at the request Of his son, Edgar,
who informed the police that his fa-
ther had been drinking for six
months, and had threatened to kill
him and his mother.
Clacker was taken to the insane
asylum, where he remained until a
week ago, when he was released as
cured. Attendants at the asylum
said that Clacker was sane when re-
leased, and had recovered several
months before. He had never shown
any signs of violence, they said, and
stated that his insanity was due to
alcoholism. Clacker was sent to the
city hospital two years ago for OBJ
SeryatiOn.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
YAQU| INDIAN UPRISING.
It Is Becoming General and the
Mexican Forces Are Having
a Busy Time.
.ApAnTY OF SEVENTY.TnREE AMDUsHED.
Thirty of the Number Killed and
Only One Escaped Unhurt-Fifty
of the Yaquis Reported Killed.
Fearful Cruelties Practiced BY
the Indians.

San Francisco, June A special
from Tuscon, says
The uprising among the Yaqui In
dams is becoming general. A detach-
ment of 73 men from the force of
Gen. Torres, who is pursuing the
Yaquis in the Mazatsn mountains
east of Hermosillo, was ambushed
and 80 of the number killed. Capt.
Celso Gomez and Lieut.. Jose Vallejo,
of the Twentieth battalion, were
among the slain. Only one escaped
unhurt The Mexicans ran out Of am
munition and engaged in a hand-to-
hand battle with the Yaquis. Fifty
Of the latter were reported killed,
but their great number overwhelmed
the Mexicans. The survivors retreat
ed to Hermosillo. Fifteen of them
were wounded, Gen. Torres has re-
treated and sent out scouts loyal to
the government. Refugees arriving
at Hermosillo report that every
where the Yaquis have taken the war
path. Three stations on the Sonora
railroad have been abandoned and
the telegraph operators have left.
Gen. Luis Torres, in command Of the
Mexican troops, has been reinforced
by his brother, Lorenzo Torres, with
200 mounted men. 1t is estimated
that there are 1000 Yaquis, well
armed, assembled in the fogthills of
the Mazatan mountains. 1ac MexS
can forces are short Of ammunition
and arms, and through the authori'
ties at Nogales all available arms and
ammunition at Tucson was ordered
shipped Monday. The Yaqus cap
tured 25 stands OF arms in the am
buscade Snndays Runners arriving
at Hermosillo report fearful cruel
ties at the ambuscsde, which oc'
cured Sunday, near Aquatic. As
soon as the expected reinforcements
arrive, Gen. Torres will attack the
Yaquis in the mountains and deci-
siye battle is expected then.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
THE HOOSIER DEMOCRATS.
Nominations Made by the Indiana
Democratic state Convention
BryaR's Name Cheered.

indianapolis, Ind, June 4,-The
Democratic state convention was
called to order at 1920 o'clock by w.
II. O'Brien, vice-chairman Of the
state central committee. The report
of the committee on rules and per-
manent organization recommended
that John w. Kern, OF Indianapolis,
be made permanent chairman.
The name of w. j. Bryan was greet
ed with loud cheers when it was men,
toned by Mr.. Kern.
Chairman +. b. Shively Of South
Bend read the platform, which was
adopted with much enthusiasm.
A resolution was adopted recon-
mending Thomas Taggart for chair
man Of the Democratic national COM
mittee.
The following nominations were
then made:
For Secretary OF State-Alfred
Schoenover, of Attica.
Attorney-General-William +, Still
we'll, by acclamation.
State Auditor-James p. Riggs, by
acclamation,
State Trcasurer--Jeromc Herif, by
acclamation.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Adam
Heimberger, by acclamation.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.
Wreck OF the South-BOund OREGON
Express, On the Southern Pa
cinc, Near Redding, Cal.

Reddng, Cal, June 4.-The south
bound Oregon express on the South
ern Pacific road, a double-header,
which left Redding at lO;45 Tuesday
night, was wrecked about fifteen
minutes later near Clear Creek, four
miles from this city
The accident was caused by half
open switch which had evidently
been left in that condition by some
unknown person. Both engines were
thrown into the ditch and completely
wrecked.
Engineer j. NJ. White and Fireman
Fred Taffel, of the forward engine,
were thrown under the wreckage
and crushed TO death, their bodies be.
ing fcarfully mangled, A force Is
working to recover their remains,
which are still under the engine with
which they went down TO death. The
mail car was thrown across the track
where IL now stands. All OF the pas
senger coaches were ditched. A num-
Der Of passengers were more or less
injured, but so far as can be learned
none were killed. The names Of the
injured passengers have not yet been
ascertained,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
DISTURBANCES INCREASED.
"os' serious Clash Between Police
and Rioters In NeNrs,

Chcogo, June 4.-As the day al
mhced disturbances due to the team
sers strike increased In frequency
,olcemcn In number of instances
aao TO draw their revolyer' to pro-
@ct themselves; 1vcralsof them had
me'r clubs not only taken from
mem, but used against thcm, The
ao'pltols began 20 feel the Acct of
,ne battling by the increased NUM-
.vr OF patients, and the police sta
WINS were scarcely able 10 hohl the
"oteT arrested.
ohc OF the most serious riots broke
w, AZ Congress and State streets
.ou Harrison and State streets By
'v",e moncuycr the strikers succeed
w IN dividing the 3s.wagon caravan,
w 'hot the front Of i, lay at Con-
s'ess street, ON State, and the rear
" norrlson, While tie vanguard
vui'ed with n crowd which hurled
s,oNch bottles, stale eggs and other
S%'SS''e'' including spooIs Of 'hrcnd
~ women sympathiacrs In the crowd
"e e rror guard was called upon 20 de-
tack
M 'hls place the mob mn0c deN'
wro'e % assault upon the drivers, but
.~ compelled 70 turn its attention
!" 'ne police, who came up on the
.u" Twice the blue coats hurled
themselves against the infurInteu
% "cn and twice they were rcbuilei
'"u crowded back.
A :" was the most desperate clash
WV Wv police have had with citizens IN
..a,s' ' In several instances the
su'Ners and their syhpnthlzcrs
"',nchcd clubs from The policemen
G G"u used them against their owners
~~ea,nwhllc ~',i several mcu hnd gained n
ros'ion OF advantage on the elc.
, ,s''u loop, from which they fired
missiles at the officers. The caravan
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
PANIC.STRICKEN COMMUNITY.
A Mad Dogs Work at webster city,
In,-One Dead From HydrophO-
bIn-Others suffering.

Des Moines, Ia, June A special
to the Daily Capital from Webster
City says;
zone death and four others suffer
ing from hydrophobia is the result ofa
mad dogs work in Ellsworth, n small
town in this county The dog is the
property Of farmer by the name Of
George Pearson, John Olson, was
the first victim and on Saturday he
was taken to Chicago where he died
in hospital
"ruesday night Edward Sevcrson,
Mrs. George Pearson and little
daughter and A. lyon, were taken to
Chicago all suffering severely from
hydrophobia. Little hope Is enter
taincd for their recovery, The town
and nearby country Is panic stricken
lest other dogs have been bitten. All
dogs are being killed.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
IMPOVERISHED BUT HAPPY.
A Former Resident of ~. Pierre
who Left nm Hour befOre
Mont Pclec Broke Out.

New York, June i,-Without a cent
in the world, Edouard Rcynal de
Saint Michel, formerly one Of the
weal,hiest and most influential men
In ST. Pierre, has arrived In this city,
Ile was happy despite his impovcr'
Ished condition, for his wife and son
were with him, having escaped the
ravages Of Mont pelee BY the merest
accident,
Nine. de Gain, Michel, who Is ma
tive Of Fort de France, was spending
the day with her relatives at the
time Of the disaster, and her husband
left 81. Pierre to join her nm hour be-
fore the blast Of flame destroyed the
city,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
scopc os Fiscal AGENCIES Widcned.

Washington June I-Thc prcsi'
dent has notified the secretary OF the
treasury that the scope OF the new
0scnl agencies Nt Hong Kong and Ma
Mia, granted TO the international
Banking corporation and to the
Guarantee Trust Cos both of New
York, has been wldcncd so MS to In
cludc all ot China, and both the civil
and military governments of the
Philippines,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
Live Stock Markets.

81. Louis-Cattlo-Fnn exports, B5on
100, butchers, tt6tdt7 49, slockyri, 2jOD
tSbi. cows and -holfors 4bOq6W. Hogs :
Packing. D,MmL3O, butcherS, tiOu1F.
light, s5,7bdi7, 10, Shoep--Mutton sheep,
lb0NbbOi lambs, NOouJ0i spring lambs,
81. I5Gi7W,
Indianapolis - Cattle - Good to prime
steers, FWlr725 ilogs-Good to prime
hcaVioa ii2otfi& mixed and heavy pack
Ing, s6s6I7 20 Shoep=Good 10 choice
lambs, sibon0,O, good TO choice sheep,
tooWA7ti sprlng lamos, shjOl9oO
chicago Good to prime s,ecra
81 l0W76O, poor TO medium, bO0Mg 0wi
stockcrs and feeders t25odl6, A. cows, 81 90
$500, helfers, G6ol6G0j oanners, tlS0f
lb0i calves, t4OOag6Oi Texas. fed steers
hh0N0 40, logs- Mixed ana butohors,
tp5a79iM good TO choice heavy, t1gl6p
ilbI rough heavy, feTi3b light, ~ bibel
iib Sheep-dool 20 choice wethera, 81 10
western sheep b,abu6,1bi native lambs,
b.25d7i5, western lambs tb25u12b,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
PRISON DOORS SWUNG OPEN.
Seventeen More Prisoners Released
Under the Recent supreme
Court Decision.

San Francisco, June 4,--rhe prison
doors have opened for II ex.old sol
diers who have been undergoing SEN
tence at the island, After serving
from is months to three years, both
in the Philippine islands prison and
the local military prison, these men
are now free. The men were released
under tho decision Of Judge Sanborn,
which the supreme court has sus'
tanned, that volunteer soldier can
not be tried by officers Of the regu-
lar army or other branches OF the
service,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
BEEF PACKERS ENJoINED.
They May Not Carry ON Business In
New York In Violation OF
the Donnelly Law.

Albany, n. Y, June +.--Supreme
Court Justice Chester has granted an
injunction restraining certain beef
packing companies Of the west from
carrying on business in this state in
violation OF the provisions of the
Donnelly antitrust law. The order
was served upon the representatives
Of the concerns in this city and Troy,
and will be served on others through
out the state ae quickly as they can
be reached II was obtained upon
the affidavit of d. W, Meredith, o
former manager Of Swift q Co.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
9U =
stage Of the Mv4rs.
| Change Rainfall
Gaugel2i hours In "a hrs
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THE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, June I.
Drain and Provisions.

81, Louis - Flour = Patents, S.Iq37o;
7oa76Ae. .corn-N,,. }. mixed, tsc.
oats-No, 2, ,iHl ilay1-','Im,thy, i.,Ccp
1900. Lard-Cholee steam, i0,i0c, Pork
Now moss, ~ 25ml7@. Bacon -. Cloar
ribs, iONG I'uttcr-Creamery isa23c,
dairy ., l5aloc, Eggs. - Fresh, 1901
Wool-Tubs washed, i6G26o, Missouri and
Illinois medium oombing i1Wl7mci other
grades, ilulGhc
,lndianopol!.s,aaAWyheat.No 3 RED, 20;
Giho, No, 2 yellsw, 63Nc, Oats No. :
white, %aUithc. iay--Timothy, Sii.UV
1925,
Chieago-ClosIng quotations Wheat
lObo, Deecmbor, 1lAc, Corn jun, u Ne;
July, 0l%Q6lho September, 5s'sMbSNn,
lpSeecm6or si!shc May, 49,, 99a,s.,y.ns' bats,
$c now, 2oTs!n30ci .Deeembqr, ssNe now,
3ohc, pork.-June, tltSi July, tli,Ib Sep.
teinbcr, ~ t2hdiiIib January, sc %;
May, iieS Larl-June, si0sO, July, ~ IS;
september. N0ThmloaO. October, tlCGM;
tl0lb; july, $lo,i5, September, 1850.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
THREE STRIKERS SHOT.
Result OF n Battle Between Union
nnd NOn-union Men nt Grnn-
lite CITY, III.

St, Louis, June 4,-As the result OF
battle, Wednesday morning, be-
tween striking employees of the
American steel foundry at Granite
City, H., and about twenty-five ne.
groes hired In st. Louis to work in
the strikers places, John Burlington,
s, u. Medford and Alexander Ma
thews, OF the strikers forces, were
shot, Burlington, who was shot In
the Kidneys, Is in serious condition,
A warrant has been issued for Bill
Bird, foreman Of the gNng Of negroes.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
TO PROMOTE ECONOMY.
order OF the Secretary OF War De-
signed to BHect Economy In
Printing Bills.

Washington, June 4,-The secre-
tary of war has promulgated q gem
cral order intended to effect a large
economy in government printing. 1t
provides that hereafter there shall
be printed only the reports of SUI
perior officers in command of mill
tary departments and in the field,
and chiefs of bureaus Of the depart
mcnt, The reports of subordinate Of
hcers in branches are not to be
printed hereafter, but the superior
officers are expected to present a re-
sumo of their contents when neocs.
sary in the body Of their own re.
ports.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
SUNK IN IRRlWADDY DELTA
Fate OF the Missing steamer Gamer
to, with $50 Passengers on
Hoard, Asccrtnincd.

Rangoon, b. NJ June i,--Thc Brit.
sh steamer Cnmcrto, from Madras
for this port, with $50 passengers, all
natives, which was believed TO have
foundcrod on May 0, In cyclone,
has been discovered sunk at Baragua
fats, In the lrriwoddy delta, directly
in the track of shipping. The top.
masts Of the vessel protrudo above
the surface Of the water.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
Looked Into rciec'. crater.

Fort de France, Martinique, June
t-prof, llcIlprin, Mr., George Ken
nan and Mr., V0rIau uscendcd Mont
pelce, sunday and, standing on the
very edge Of the crater looked down
on the incnndescent mass within 10
was, they say, like looking into u
white hot furnace.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
THE FIRST SHOT FIRED.
IL was Fired ny q Policeman ana
Snrted the Worst Riot of IN. nav

Chlcago, JCne 5.--On Fifth avenue,
chicago, June 4.-On Fifth avenue,
hetween Adams and Monroe streets,
the hrst shot Of the day was fred,
snd it gave rise TO report that the
police had fired upon the mob. An
"'hctr was hit hv a pop bottle by a
II an standing IN \ fire escape ladder.
The officers, unable to reach his as
sailant any other way, drew his re-
volver and fired two shots. The man
escaped. The incident, however,
created great excitement, and soon
one Of the worst riots of the day
was in progress.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
An uRiy-Temper~d Mob.
A REGULAR PITCHED BATTLE.
H. Louis Negroes Up Against Hot
Time In the Old Town.

Chicago, June A pitched battle
occurred between crowd Of negroes
Imported from st. Louis, TO take the
places of striking teamsters, and
'oughs and strikers at Forty'hfth
street and Center avenue early
Wednesday, in which six negroes
were badly injured, two possibly
mortally, The substitutes were driN'
ing wagons when they were assault.
h Many Of their assailants were
@embled with lee picks they had
seized from ice wagons, and In the
night the negroes were badly lacerat-
ca by those weapons, One man had
n's thigh broken, and another was
injured internally. The imported ne
groes number about fifty.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-07
OTHERWISE UNNOTICEA

Inc city marSnal OF venice, liI.s
electrocutes all stray dogs he can
catch.
The Isthmian canal bill has been
made the unfinished business in the
senate.
The uprising of Yaqui Indians has
caused terror among the population
of the state Of Sonora, Mexico.
The eight-hour work law, which
had smooth sailing in the house, is
threatened with defeat in the senate.
Benjamin f. Birch, a 70-year-old
millionaire of Tifiin, Mo-, has just
married Miss Emma Jennings, a girl
of II.
Mark Twain was the guest of honor
at banquet given by President Jesse
of the Missouri university, at Column
bia, Tuesday night.
Robert Lamar, of Texas county,
was nominated for congress by the
democrats of the Sixteenth Missouri
district at Lebanon.
The agricultural departments cot
ton bulletin shows the average condi-
tion Of cotton to be 95l, against .
ten years average of SO.
Twenty persons were more or less
injured Tuesday, in the course OF
riots led by sympathizers OF the
striking teamsters at Chicago.
James Hill, IA years old, attempted
suicide in a st. Louis police station,
rather than go to the house OF refuge.
The United Presbyterian general
assembly, at Pittsburg, Pa, was
agreeably surprised, Tuesday, by an
overture for union with the Reformed
church.
Miss Gertrude Randles, Of Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, While visiting In the
country, was bitten by poisonous
snake, and her life is almost de.
SPARED Of.
Stockholders in Sir Thomas Lip
tons company grlmble much over
the reduction in the dividend and be-
rate Sir Thomas for his yacht racing
procliyities.
Forest fires continue undated In
the Huachuca county (Ariz) moun-
tains. Hundreds of thousands of feet
of timber have been destroyed in the
last few days.
DR.. Andrew Hunter, one Of the pa
triarchs of the Methodist church in
Arkansas, died at Little Rock in his
eighty-ninth year. He was licensed
TO preach in 1896.
Harry KeHey, n shackled Negro
prisoner, escaped from Sheriff Wat
word of Wickliffe, KY, as the fast IL
linois Central passenger train passed
through Centralia.
The total number Of Boer prison
ers, in South Africa and elsewhere
is 1856, of whom 1888 are under IS
and 1925 are over 90 years old.
The senate passed the Philippine
government bill by party vote, onl,
three republicans voting against II
with the democrats and one democra'
for It. All the amendments Offered
by the minority were rejected.
In order TO save the life OF his
mother, Stetson Oyler, aged Is years
shct his father, Edward y, Oyler,
post office employe at Louisville, Ky
Oyler was drunk, and was beating
his wife when the boy fred.
The battleship Illinois, flagship ot
Rear-Admiral Crowninshield, com
manding the European station, will
leave the Mediterranean so as to ar
rive at Spithcad, England, on june
"a, to take part in the coronation
naval ceremonies,