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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

it would be better IL he were to 60
too. John was feeling badly one
night a couple Of weeks after Gertie
died. He wanted something to quiet
him. had two OF three OF the cap
sules on my dresser, and | told him
to get one Of them. thought It would
soothe him, and then / thought II
would be for the best II he were to go
away. He helped himself Then he
went to bed. and by and bye called
me. Mo(her came. too, and he began
to have the same spasma"
The whole OF the confession was
given voluntarily, and Mrs. Mcknight
signed II, after Prosecutor Smith had
written il.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
How About
Your Wagon?

The old reliable studebaker is not
as low In price as some, but Il Is the
cheapest wagon on the market, meas.
ured by It's intrinsic worth. The Stu.
debaker lumber yards alone cover 60
acres, where are stored for years, dur.
ing the process OF seasoning, millions
Of feet Of the best timber that money
can buy, awaiting the proper time TO
be fitted into the wagons.
NEW ENGLAND BLACK BIRCH
HUBS in every Studebaker wagon.
Slope shouldered second growth white
oak spOkes that never loosen I'm a hub
that is guaranteed not TO check. these
with the careful inspection and best OF
workmanship in every detail combine
TO produce a wagon that has no supe-
rlor at any price.
The life Of your wagon is in the
wheels.
The life Of your wheel is in your
spokes, felloes and hubs.
studebaker wheels are the best that
money can buy or skill produce. Drop
in and see them on our floor or II you
can't come send for catalogue.
All sorts OF farm hacks. buggies,
surries, rubber tired rigs, etc. con.
stantly on hand.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Alexandra and Draga Muir
dered
CONTINUED from FIRST page)

Liberal party, as premier. He imme
diately convoked the national repre-
sentatives who we're elected under the
constitution of 1901 to meet here and
arrange for a new government and a
new constitution. Belgrade, after the
assassinatlons. quickly returned TO a
state OF comparative quiet although
immense crowds gathered in the
streets, discussed the news. and ar.
gued the right or wrong OF the revolu.
tionlsts' acts. there were no signs OF
further disturbances. The general pub
lie appear TO feel no particular sorrow.
but rather assume an attitude of relief.
Despite the comparative quiet, ho%ev.
er. an immense guard has been placed
around the palace TO preclude any
further attacks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Broke Into the Palace.

London. June IA Belgrade, Ser
via, dispatch states that a revolution
broke out there at o'clock this morn
ing. The king and queen Of servia
were assassinated and Prince Karagy
orgyevitz was declared king by the
reyolutionista Three ministers. a
number OF aides and a brother OF the
queen were also assassinated. Anoth
er dispatch from Cologne TO the Reut
er agency says a private message from
Belgrade states that the servian
troops declared Karagyorgyeyitz king
and then forced an entrance TO the
palace.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Not PremedItatsd Murdsr.

Berlin, June l1.-A dispatch re.
eeived here says the original inten
tion was 10 kidnap Draga, without
molesting the king. The palace guards
resisted, and unprecedented blood,
shed followed in the ensuing confu-
sion. Maschin supervised all the muir,
ders. Draga's screams were reported
to have been heard throughout the
neighborhood, as we'll as those OF her
sister Helene, who was in the adjoin.
ing chamber Alexander was shouting
to his bodyguard to save him while
he was shot.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
SALEM
CANNERY
CONTRACT
For Strawberry and
Cherry Crop Was
Signed Today
The Fruit Growers Union Sc
cures Advanced Prices
For All It's Small
Fruit Products

Manager G. w. Holcomb today
signed up a contract with the board
OF directors Of the Salem Fruit Grow
ers' Union which disposes Of all their
cherries and strawberries at a favor.
able price, and advance all around on
prices paid last year.
Under the terms of their shipping
contract, and that now closed with
the cannery. all these fruits either go
to the Salem representative OF the
Pierson-Page Co, for shipment and
distribution through them. or are de.
livered to the cannery at Salem. and
in either case the grower is assured
OF good prices
Under the contract as per cent Of
the strawberries and 80 per cent OF
the Royal Anne cherries will go to
the cannery. All other cherries are
provided for In the contract. Follow.
ing are the terms:
Canning strawberries. not smaller
than 105 TO the pound. 31k cents.
Canning berries 1O5 TO 1876 to the
pound. and all other varieties. cents.
Entire crop. ungraded. at growers
option, where none are shipped. at Sl
cents.
Royal Anne cherries. cents.
Light cherries. 90 or less to the
pound, 3h cents.
Black cherries. 30 or less to the
pound. cents.
Cherries, 80 to 10 to pound, 2h
'ents.
Smaller cherries. any color, 1h
'ents.
All cherries for the cannery must
'e stemmed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

Attorney-General Crawford has rem.
dered an opinion in answer TO an in.
quiry from Secretary OF State Dunbar
holding that the Lewis and Clark Fair
corporation is a concern organized for
profit. and is not exempt from the
payment OF license fees under the
Eddy law. The corporations tax viii
be 500. The question was submitted
at the request of Secretary Henry E.
Reed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
A KIND
HEARTED
POTSONER
.Strychnined the Baby
TO Keep ii From
Crying
Gave the Mother a Dose to
Quiet Her Nerves -and
John One for
LOneS0meneSS

Kalkaska, Mich, June 11.-Prosecu
tor Smith announced today that Mrs
Mary Mcknight, who has been under
arrest here for several days has con.
fessed to the poisoning of her broth.
er, John Murphy, his wife and baby.
A partial confession was made Mon.
day evening, in which Mrs. Mcknight
denied killing the baby. Late last
night Prosecutor Smith again called
az the womans cell, at her request,
and this time she made a complete
confession. In her first statement she
admitted giving Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
capsules Of strychnine and quinine
mixed. She said:
II did not intend 10 harm any of
them did give the baby the strych.
nine. Il woke up and cried while It's
mother was gone. and | mixed up a
little strychnine in a glass with some
water, and gave a spoonful to the
baby. I did not mean to harm the
little thing at all. / confessed all TO
The Lord this afternoon. and feel
hat he has forgiven me.
When Gertrude came home and
ound the baby dead she got awfully
lervous. She came TO me and said,
Mary, can't you give me something TO
Iuiet me-something that you take
ourselfT said would. and really
I'D not think II would hurt her II /
ave her one Of the capsules. She had
pasms right after that suppose
hat the strychnine killed her. Then
ohm seemed to feel so badly about Il
hat ! often thought after Gertie died
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Number eettinn Larnsr

Belgrade. June 1.-THE number of
those assassinated in the revolution
is growing. IL is now confirmed that
Draga's brother and so officers are
among those killed 1t is also con.
hrmed that Alexander was shot by
Colonel Maschin. The corpses of the
royal couple were thrown from a
window In the palace. The new king
win arrive here tomorrow.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
.JETT'S 4
GUILT |
PROV
White Was With |
Just Before n
Murder
witness Says He vsa NJ
$4,000 Bhh my
Would Refuse h
Testify

jackson, KY, June ~,
was the chief witness i !. -
this morning, told the auts....
he had been offered 4 A..
dc dollar briOe not to give III \.
The first witness in court y.
fed that he saw Jet an, \.
gether prior to the sbooa,' |.
went toward the court hoOs
turned and beckoned to D. \
cum came cut Jet eni,s
door, and a few minute, y
cum was shot through ths ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

A team belonging to q
while hauling dirt to mai,
the bank, near the aou
Sidney was drowned
about noon. One Of the hon,
over the bank, and draess,.
with him, drowning both. \.
teamsters at once donais5
to reimburse Mr. Meier. ~,
man on the work. and the s,v
er Company. by whom ben.
ployed will make him a I.u,
tion also. A ferry win be ua
and a new road will be bul,ht
dependence road. thus makt,
cradle more territory to he 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Queens Brother KIIIsd.

Vienna, Austria, June 1.-THE Tag
eblatt states that after assasslnating
Alexander and Draga. the mob killed
the queens brother Nikodom. who at
one time was mentioned as a possible
successor TO the throne. also the kings
two sisters and ~ men Of the guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
New klnn AZ eennvn

Geneva, Switzerland. June IL
Georgovitch. the new king. was seen
at noon. and said he had received
news OF the assassination. but mas.
much as no official notice had been
made, the king had nothing TO say as
to his plans.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Butchery is Causing Rejoicing
Ccontinu d from nrst pageJ

OF the Servian monnrchs Is enter,
taIned in diplomatic circles here.
Alexander's policy was recently anti,
Russian. because OF the Cars report
ed refusals to receive Draga. The
New king is known to be a Russian
protege, and is reported to have been
in receipt of an annual allowance from
the Russian government.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Father Gets
the Child

Fowler, Ind, June 1.-THE jury in
the Moses Fowler-Chase case was out
fifteen minutes and returned a verdict
at noon which gives the father charge
Of the demented young millionaire.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
orandson Of eIaek oeorae.

Belgrade Seryia. June 11.-Prince
Kara Georgovich, the new king, is a
grandson OF the famous Black George,
who in 1904 raised the first insurrec.
tion against the Turks. The new king
is go years old, and has resided In Ge.
neva for some time past, where he has
conducted a propaganda in favor Of his
claims for the throne.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Dead Number a Hundred.

London, June 11.-A Central News
Rome correspondent quotes the Ser.
Wan consul there as saying that 100
persons, including a number OF depu.
ties, were assassinated in the revolt
last night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
WashInnton GEO Il omolnIIx

Washington, June 1L-An ohicla
telegram. telling Of the assassination,
was received from ViceConsul Vogo
loi, at Belgrade. by the state depart.
ment this morning. Il confirms the
statement that Kara Georgovltch Is
proclaimed king.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Lona LlNe the Klna.

Belgrade June 1l.-Prince Peter
Kara Georgowitch was publicly pro
claimed king this afternoon, amidst
great excitement. Il is learned Ma.
jor Angikovich. OF the seryian army.
headed the conspiracy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
calI fer Bank statemant.

Washington. June 1.-THE comp
troller Of the currency this morning
issued a call for a statement Of the
condition OF the national banks al the
close Of business Tuesday. ,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

Aoker's Blooo Elixir ~
Cures Chronic Blood Puluulal
all Scrofulous affections Atlb
a matchless system tonic ana n
Money refunded II you are u Z
fed. 60c. and ii.O0. D. J. ~. l
gist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Seven Bodies
Recovered

Fort Worth, Tex. June 11.-A dis
patch received here says that seven
bodies, mostly of women, have been
recovered at Clifton, Arizona, follow.
ing the cloudburst Thirty are still
missing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
NEW TODAY

foT SSIs.-seTesS doors and Windows.
wire cloth, wire fencing of all kinds.
also shingles. Cheapest and best
w. Morley, GEO Court street. Salem.
6-ll-st
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

For sale.-A fine home, with two
lots. beautiful location. near car
line. Address "E. r." care Journal.
6-11-3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11

Geneva, June 11.-Georgovitch was
completely surprised at the coup, and
was in no wise responsible for the
massacre.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
West Pointers
Graduate
West Point. June 11.-Commence.
ment exercises were held today. Sec.
retary Root presented the diplomas.
Stock Market
Improving

New York. June 11.-There is gen.
eral Improvement in the stock mar.
ket today.
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SUPPOSE

You place your old accounts with MS
for collection. Our fees are moder.
Ata We charge nothing unless a col.
lection is made. Our system is up-to-
date.
VAN ALsrINE, GORDON q Co
z1Sh Commercial Street. Phone
Main sol. A. R. Morgan 4 Co
managers.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
THE HIGGINS.

At the present time there is a very strong probability that the Higgins shaft may encounter heavy ore tody within few feet after sinking is resumed
 The indications errcurtereG i- the shaf: just previous to the strong f1- flow Of water were such that the mi ners feel that there is a strong proba bility Of reaching the rich minerals right away
 Since the miners were chased out by the water there has continued a steady inflow until now there is prob ably sixty or seventy feet of water in the shaft and it is still rising steadily
 This represents a large volume of water. as the shaft is full three comDartment affair.
 Yesterday No Eamerson sinking pump was secured from the Bisbee West company and steam and water lines have been laid in the shaft ready to connect on as soon as the pump is lowered. The buckets will probably be used to lower the water sufficiently to un cover the bottom end of the steam lines which have become submerged and the pump will then be connected on.
 1 It will probably take but a few hours to clear out the water and sink. ing will be resumed at once
 All the while the excitement is go 1 ing on at this point there is another interesting feature of the situation at the Higgins which makes it appear that they are after the ore on this property in good earnest.
 Tn the lower tunnel drift that has been run for many years. operations were resumed some time ago and a present the miners are drifting away in a southeasternly direction hoping to butt in" to ore deposits in the dis trict near to the southeastern stope ii the Queen.
 Apparently the Higgins stock !; about to boost high" as the latest Michigan quotations show that it ha: a value now of near the s10.G0 mari and with a strong feeling and brigh outlook.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
IN THE hUACHUCAS.

Active development is again in evi. dence at the Exposed Reef. in the IA achucas
 being some fifteen hundred feet above the surrounding valley and the altitude being nearly 5000 feet; the camp is an ideal one from many standpoints
 The Exposed Reef was floated by Akron. Ohio. people. Some two nectej by tramwav from the mine The cyanide process was adopted but from the first. trouble originated with the rolls and screens. Difficulty ir "meshing" the ground rock handi capped operation and after a si, weeks run the mill shut down.
 The management went to great ex pense in the first cost of erection Oscar Evans, vice president of the concern. superintended the work. store, boarding house and number o tents for various employees added life to the scene.
 A force of carpenters. iron workers and miners were employed and il seemed that the Reef would soon be a large gold producer.
 Owing to- the finding of highel grade ore. the location of the mill ha! been changed. At present some If ty or sixty men are at work on the property.
 There is considerable shipmen of new machinery at Huachuca Sid ing, awaiting an additional shipment Upon its arrival the whole affair will be, freighted up to the Reef-a dis tance of sbout twenty miles.
 Mir Evans is again on the ground and associated with him Is a practi cal mining man from California.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
ARTICLES cF INCORPORATION
Of the Re6 Jacket and Ei55ee
 Development Company.

NEow All Men By These Presents: That we. Edward Ryan of Calumet Michigan. W c. Rice of Houg4i+ou Michigan and FrauE F Hereford. of Tucson, Arizora. aT citizens CT tie United States. have this day voIuu- -arily associa ed ourselves together for the purpose of forming co-pora- ton under tlEe laws Of the Territory Of Arizona: and we hereby certify. acknowledge and adont the folIowirg 2 Articles Of IurornoratiOn.
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this corporation shsH he and is ttfe Red Jacket and BIsbee Development comnany
 ARTICLE II.
 The principal place of business Of this corporation shall he in the city of Bisbee. County of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona: it shall have an office at Calumet. Michigan. and shall have branch offices at such places as it's Board of Directors may from time to time select
 ARTICLE III.
 The general nature of the business and enterprise proposed 10 be trans acted by this corporation is as fol- lows:
 (a) To purchase or otherwise ac- nuire. own hold. sell bond rent lease, mine and work mines and min. eral lands. and the products thereof. tb) To purchase or otherwise ac- quire, OWL. hold sell. bond. rent. lease ] and sub-let water, water rights ma. chinery. supplies. materials and other articles necessary or convenient for | use in connection with and in the car. rying on of the business herein men. | toned or any part thereof. |. (c) To purchase or otherwise ac- 7uire, own. hold. sell. hond. rent lease. sub-let maintain. manage or con. | struct pipe lines, tracks, reservoirs -oadsi tramways, fumes. ditches. ca nals. emhankments. telephone or tel egraph lines. railroads ard othe, works. property or appliances. that may be incident or auxiliary to the main business of this corporation. as set forth in subdivision "a' herein. above. or that may he deemed naces sa-v. exnefielt or reaful or cnnven | tent 10 se'd main busiress. by the board Of directors of this corporation 1 (d) To sell ro,vey. bond. lea SC mortgage or otherwise dispose of any and all of it's property Of every char acter whatsoever
 APTTCI IVY
 | The amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be Five Hun dred Thousand Dollars ($500, ,000.). di vided into fifty thousand $50 0O0> shares of the par value of Ten Dol 'ars (s10) each; seven thousand i've hundred shares of which are to be issued in exchange for options and contracts. for the purchase of proper ty: and the time when and the condi tions upon which the. balance of the said capital stock is to be paid in shall be regulated and provided for y the board of directors.
 ARTICLE V.
 The time of the commencement oi
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
THE PEABODY MINE.
Its Closing Down Will Likely Be
 Only Temporary.


 Only Temporary.
 MT. W. A. Feige. of the Feige Mer. cantile company. talked last night to the InJernational-Ameii ican about the Peabody miae, located at Johnson camp in the Dragoon ouniains. only four miles from Mir. Feige's Summit ranch. the headouarters of his stock industry in that section.
 "I think the reported shutdown of the Peabody mine will prove 10 be that the suspension of operation is only temporary" said MT Feige. ''I sold the mine to the present owners some five years ago and in 50 loing I think I made the mistake of my life. The price that I received for the prop erty was S25.000 It was owned at the time by my sister. Mrs. w. D Hubbard Since the sale was made to my knowledge copper ore has been taken out of the mine and shipped 10 Fl Paso that was worth a quarter of a million dollars and I have no doubt hat it will continue to yield rich ore for many years yet. Since the Fed s-al Smelling company began opera tions on the Peabody I have attended to most of their business at Johnson and conducted mercantile establish melt there iU connection with the mine. have handled all the cheeks of the company ard have almost daily eviderce before my eyes of the mis- take ! made wren I sold the Peabody"
 MT. Feige supplies the Peabody mine ard the entire Johnson camp with water. which he has piped from his hCre ranch. a distance Of four miles. The ore from Johnson has all been hauled CU Cocfise station and there lcaded cu the cars.-InternarIon a Anne. ican
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

A. J. Lightfoot is in Douglas from the Arizpe mining district in Sonora, where he has been at work developing the Cinco Senores and Eva mining claims owned by himself, A. M. Co roma of this city ard others. aIr. Lightfoot expresses himself as well pleased a. the results of the work he has done. The ore is very rich and much free gold is visible in the rock standardization.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
NEW CONCENTRATION.

The Greene Consolidated Copper company at Cananea is getting ready to erect a new concentrator The nev mill has already been designed anf will be the largest individual of this kind in the territory. It will be built just above the present concentrate
 and to secure a site the mountain side is being moved away. The new cor
 centrstor will have a capacity of on' thousand tons, whereas the old con centrator now in operation has only 2 capacity of eight hundred tons. IT
 designing this new mill the Cananes
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
Onternational-American)

GnternatiOnal-Amer
 The Paalometos mine, owned by a large company in Philadelphia, is just is employing more miners and others than any other mine in that section of the country with the exception of the PiIares, owned by the Moctezuma Copper company, below Nacozari. MT. F. T. Smith, superintendent of the Palomitos was in Douglas recently and spoke cry enthusiastically about the property. He stated that at the present time the company had nearly 400 men on the pay roll. employed about the property. and that over 250 of them were engaged as miners in developing new ground and working in the mine. The Palometos has a wonderful showing and judging from the present development work il is sure to prove equally as large a prop. erty as her famous neighbor A nice camp has been established and MT. Smith will shortly return from the east with his family and will make his permanent home at the mine. The Palometos is a stock company. the stock being all disposed of in the east and the recent strike in the tunnel now being run caused quite a jump in the stock of this company back where it is held. A party of stock. holders from Philadelphia will pay visit to the mine early in October and will make a thorough examination of the property and surrounding country and will take back with them good reports of this new se"-'~- which has such a bright fut means so much to the town C.
 The company ha had an the different claims in ' 'ometos group carefully surveveI 1gineer R. L. Hogue of Douglas. Is mak irg map of the section ir ail and this will be sent hack to -, eastern stockholders and directors.
 Among the promising pre- -ies To- cated in the Tiger distric- an be mentioned the three groups : VII as the Lorlita. Garcia Morales ' the Nogales, owned by Don Ca .oiza a prominent attorney of Mo ma. Senor Loiza is also the hea the public school system in MCr una and a prominent politician. T sev- eral groups owned by him ha fine showines of ore and are being T vel- oped on a small scale. When in >ug las not long ago Seror I oiza had me of the o-e taken from his claims and if showed free gold running all through the rock and the rock was the sare character as the rich ore taken out by the Fl Tigre owners wher the mine was first opened. Seno. -oiza has received several offers rom promi- nent Colorado mining operators for his properties. but none have been ac cepted at this time. He expects to make another trip to Dous-s shortly where he will meet eastern parties and escort them to the mine. and it is likely that deal will be made for the taking over by the eastern people of the rich property now being devel oped by Seuor Loiza.