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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1890)
-t f H- SUBSCRIBE on THE CAPITAL JOURNAL CAPITAL JOURNAL THE CAPITAL JOURNAU TUB BEST PAPER IN SALEM. IT VTlLh HE A GOOD INVESTMENT. wYoii will bo well pleaded with It.-fft ffa-Tho Terms aro Most HcfUonnbloGw VOL. 2. SAIiEM, OBEGON, "WEDNESDAY, FEMtUARY 12. 1890. NO. 296. Nothing the Matter With SALEM? m its Bottom WE WILL SELL UNTIL MARCH 1st: Overcoats, usual price $9, now f 0 25 Overcoats, usual price $12, now 8 60 Overcoats, usual price $18, now. 13 75 Mcnls Suits, U9ual price $20, now 16 50 Men's Suits, usual price, $17,'now 13 60 Men's Suits, U3ual price $15, now 11 60 Men's Suits, usual price $10, now 7 75 Men's Suits, usual price $7.50, now 5 00 Boss of the Road Overalls, S. & R T 60 Boss of the Road Overalls, X & Y GO Gent's Linen Collurs . 7 Gent's Celluloid Collurs -.-. 15 Gent's Celluloid Cuffs V.Z. 35 Gent's Percale Shirts, usual price $1.25, now 75 Gent's Suspenders, per pair 15 -O- Underwear and Cardigan jackets Selling Below RegularWhole sale Prices. -' -o- Boots and Shoes Will Be Slaughters HITS BELOW Ml -o- GROCERIES. We have a Reed fresh stock of Groceries, and for the next two weeks wo will give you the beuefi. of sweeping reductions. S-WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE ON ALL TOBACCOS" -Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the city. -O- Clark's Coats', Kerr's or Brook's spool cotton, white and black, per spool 2 cts All kiuds, 100 yds, silk, per spool 5 cts A large line ladles', Misses and Chlldrens' gloves 10 cts A large line of corsets worth $1.25 reduced to 60 cts Good lead pencils, per doz. 10 cts A good Scrubbing Brush. 10 cts Good Steol and Silver Thimbles, each 1 ct All kinds needles, per pa- 3 cts All kinds ot Silk Button Hole Twist, each 1 ct All kinds of Dress Buttons, some that are actually worth $1.00 per doz; per dozen 5 cts All colors Zephers, single, per oz -, 3 cts Good Spring Clothes Pin per doz 3 cts Good Lunch Busket.small. 10 cts Good Pick Handles 10 cts Good Axe Handles 10 cts Nice China Matting, good. 12J cts 7 Pes. Pepper and Salt goods, worth 40 cts. per yd 20 cts Good Ladles' Morocco Purses 25 cts -o- CAPITOL ADVENTURE Opera House Corner, SALEJVI " - - ' - - OREGON. -o- is Sti XJL -o- MIRER'S PRICES All colors Worsted Braid, former nrico 10 cts ToIlet soaps worth 25c to 50c, ppr box 5 cts ere 10 cts CO cts 85 cts 20 cts 100 100 100 100 50 cts CO Cts fames' Arctics Children s Arctics.... Children's Rubbers Cabot A muslin, 13 yds for$ Cabot W muslin, 14 yds for Fruitof loom muslin 11 yds Lonsdale muslin 11 yds Boss of Road overalls, R. S., per pair Boss of Road overalls, X.Y, per pair We offer a line of worsted goods, all styles and colors, former price, 15 to 25c, 12 yds$ We oiler a largo line of rib bons, all colors and widths, from No. 2 to No. 10, per yd Good currycombs Good horse brushes A large line of men and bov's wool hats 100 5 cts 10 cts 25 cts 25 cts 2 cts 25 cts 10 cts Assorted styles aud widths of laces, per yd A large Hue of girl's wool hoxls, each Eleven dozen pairs men's and boys' wool mittens, per pair COMPANY, TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS I TJIK WCATIIUIt TO-DAY. San Fhanuisco, Cal , Feu. 12. Fair weather is predicted for South ern Oregon; rains els. where are pie dieted for Oregon aud Washington. LOSTSCHOONEK FOUND. San Fiiancisco, Cal., Feb. 12. The four-masted schooner Douglut Dearborn, which sailed from Poll Blake late in" December with cargt of lumber for Philadelphia aui. which was thought lost, has beei. heaid from. In a dispatch to tin Merchants' Exchatnjo from Sai Diego, which reports arrival then of Schoouer Comet from New Castl. New South Wa'es. Comet reported that on January 18. h in latitudo 10 degrtsboulh, longitude 132 degrees west. She spoke the Douglas Dear born. All were well on board. FATAL SALOON ROW. San Jose, Cal., Feb. 12. Earlj this morning Ed. Paine, aged 23, accompanied by several other youui. men, all out for a racket, went to tin Southern Pacific hotel at Gllroy nnd demanded admittance to the twi room. Thomas .Farrel, night clerk, opened the door and Paine struck Lim In the face. Farrel se zed a chair to sti ike Paine when the lat ter drew a pistol. Ed. MaXwell, aged 24, sprang between the two men, when Paine fired. The bullet struck Maxwell in the abdomen, in flicting a fatal wound. Paine wab arrested. ANOTHER NEW STATE. Washington, D. C, Feb. 12. House committee on territories to day decided to report favoiably tht bill for the admission of Wyoming. CITY BURIED. San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 12. Advices just received from Japan report eruption of Mount Zoo near the town of Fukuyama, on the night of January 10th. The town wus covered with sand aud earth, aud it lutered to a depth of more than ten feet. Stone and earth also fell at Midsunomimura, a village six or beveu msles from sceue of eruption The nature of the disaster aud panic it has caused are said to baillr description. Only one death It known to have been caused, that of a man who had just reached tht bottom of the mouutain when tin eruption occurred. Fifty-five housis were destroyed, Total lo.ss is es timated at several millions. A SENSATIONAL MARRIAGE. New York, N. Y. Feb. 12. A Fortress Monroe Virgiuia special an nounces the marriage of Douglas Green, the banker of this city to Mrs. Alice Snell McCrea, the youngest daughter of the murdered millionaire real estate dealer, A.J. Snell, of Chicago. A co'ored minis ter ofilciated. Mrs. McCica was worth several millions. CRONIN JURY BRIBERY. Chicago, III., Feb. 12. The cases of Alex. Hauks, Jos. Kennen, Fred. Smith, Mark Solomon, Thos. Kavanaugh, Jermiah OJDonuel and John Grajam, accused ot trying to bribe the Cronln jurors, were called this morning. Defendants Hank?, Solomon, Kennen and Smith plead guilty and will be ustd as witnesses. No tiv.ee of Graham a-t t. m i Released by the Grand Jury. This morning the grand jury in vestigated the cuo of the retention of James Smith, who has been in the county jail for the past month, charged with receiving stolen prop erty. It will ho remembered that on the night of January 1st, Smith bought a wutsh of tho convict George Roberston who ran away from the penltentary on a lark, Roberston being a trusty. Smith disclaimed any knowledge of the goods being stolen, and the grand jury decided him innocent. Up at Mehama. Deputy Sheriff Wrightman roturned last evening from Mehama where ho had been on court duties. He reports all bridges in good condition between here and that point. G. P. Terrell sent down a fine bunch of radishes that he had raised in his garden up at his mountain home. Mr. C. Marsli, who left here for his home in Rosendale, Wisconsin, three weeks ago arrived home in saf ety and will soon move his family to Salem. Social Dance. At Diamond hall, on Filduy even iijj, Feb. 14th. Como out and spend an enjoyable evening. Umatilla county wheat is reported I fine. Out' Chicago Weekly Letter. Correspondence ofthe Capital Journal. Al' the world lias been partlcipa tin,; in one common sneeze aud cough. We in this country don't pretend to be the inventors of or manufactures of la grippe, wo don't jven raise the question of importa tion duty or turifTfur taxation only, for those who have indulged in tho above named article say It is nore taxation than revenue. The doctors' wives are for once the favored ones, for while the good husbands aco reaping the sheckcls by ulght and day they have no time o prescribe for the folks at . home, uid consequently tho babies get well with mt dosing. Our poll leal efuiiunUt claims that the manufacture of linen, silk aud cott n lias been ctl'octcd by the ad vo ,t of this "guant want," which is st ilking about seeking whom It may devour. He argues that It is neces sary for each victim to carry a "shower and blower," and so the han Ikerchief trade has been doubled. "Have you got it yet?" asks one woman of her neighbor enroute to town. The neighbor looks rather negiectou ana says: "ixo, not a sign of it." Another one says: "Aud I don't Intend to have it. No new crazes in mine."; You would know th it slie was one of those typical old fogies, who set their feet down on all innocent innovations even when there is good in them. The children of course, reap bene fits thro' their progressive parents. One rosy, laughing, frowsly-head exroned all over your conespond ont as shj proudiy told tho news th it "mamm i's got It and papa's trot it, Jennie and me aud all of us, alnt it such fun I" Tho press set a goo 1 example for the pub.ic la rather ridiculing cud joking la grippe. It carried tho children with them, but somehow not the grip, for many of the older folks thluk It worthy of more seri ous cqiyidcratloij. A joke may be k Illn.r and yet not kill. Chicago is great in that one respect if iu no otlnr, in itsgenerous hos pitality to foreign talent. The Patti tide has scarcely ebbed when the flotsam of this city's hospitality bears on its wave Salvini and sou, from the land of azure skies and soft refreshing breezes; Mr. and Mrs. Kendal from the sterner sea-bouud Isle; the Italian opera was carried out like a scrap of sea weed on tide weed which was once dainty and bright and attractive, but which has lost fcoino of its hue alongside some beautiful corals, which have of late be n brought up out of the liquid depths of harmony. Mrs. Kendal is another woman and ono who causes some of Patti's trailing charms to waue. It can bo said of her that she Is pretty, but it can be said loudly and In big print, that she is comely and substantial and wholeaome, this when she is iu repose. When s.he Is animated there Is a glow which illuminates her whole being and which Is so in tense it would extinguish an Italian opera singer. It lias been said of Mrs. Kendal: Many women are loved in real life for qualltes ot the heart that arc apparent only to the few iu a home circle. To Mis. Kendal the theatre has been always a home; and every one who is brought within her in fluence feels instantly the personal charm which iu real life it often takes years to appreciate. One does not wish to depreciato her art by giving the first place to her personality. She is, in the pure ly technical skill of her profession, the most accomplished woman it lias ever been one's fortune to see on the stage. This is said without dis paragement of actresses in the poetic or tragic drama. Small faults may be condoned iu those who do great things. Now, Mrs. Kendal's work is not on the sublimated plane but on that of everyday life. Aud is faultless. The private reception tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Kendal iu tho home of Rev. Clinton Locke, of tho Grace Episcopal, w.iscerlaiiily exceptional testimony to the womanly qualities of an actress. The family of this good Reverend is asocial and cordial one while the d.ictor himself is Ikj- yond the usual breadth of the jiul pit. Mr. and Mrs. Locke have t hat kind of spirit wh'ch can establish a St. Luke's h spltal, or can enter talu the first lady of the stage In their coy unpretentious home on Prairie Avenue. Tills family is known for its culture uud one of the J familiar pictures of the South fJldu is M ss Fi.nuie Locke walking along the street after tho mcrrio English fashion, with a huge English mas till" at her side. While Salvini conies from a milder than his clime English peers, yet he is none tho less a Titan. Ills huge framc,strong fuce and features, his veritable "Sampson" build, car ries with It not tho least suggestion of southern outline. His eye is pen etrating and his volco resounding, but with all this massiveness there is a grac and control of movement that has placed him above all actors In physical culture and perfectly natural motion. Salvini holds to his native tongue throughout his repertoire, while his support speak English. Salvini is always under stood while others aro otton doubt ful. His whole body speaks, and though it has summered aud win tered his genius now sixty times, still It responds with the eager llthcsomeness of a favorite dog to his master's call. Salvinl's mind bccms to bo attuned to the heroic and gigantic as well as his body. He plays the part of a giant or colossal where 'ho can, and yet he falls to the interpolation of Othello as no slender, light-limbed genius ever has or ever can. Hero his native fire, which seems to be deeply hidden by his huge form, flashes out tlib more Intense and im pulsively. Tragedy is his art, and Salvini the grvatest tragedian. Is it not an Interesting fact that one such great actor has come whoso genius has been true enough to be transmitted to the immediate succeeding generation? Tho son of Salvini promises bis father and the world that the mantle of tho former shall not be lost for want of ono worthy to wear It. Father and sou are acting side by side, each justly proud of the other, aud both com manding tho pride of the world. Elle. Chicago, Feb. 5, 1893. FUOii CHEMAWA. A Successful Concert Given at tho Indian School. Chemawa was the scene of a pleas ant gathering ou last Saturday evening, it beiugthe3d anniversary of the passage of the Dawes civiliza tion aud educational bill. Early in the week teachers wera at work pre paring for what proved as much a surprise to tho employes as it was a success to themselves. At 0:30 p. in., tho Chemawa baud announced tho beginning of tho ex ercises, and soon every available seat of tho commodious chapel was filled with pupils, teachers, em ployes uud visitors. The following program was car ried out, under tho lead of Prof. Robb, assisted by his ublo corps o leathers: Song, "Star Spangled Banner," school. Solo and Chorus, "America, Sweet Country," choir. Declamation, "Our Country," Win. McKay. Recitation, Mattle Girard. Vocal solo, Stella Flanery. Harmonica quintette, School girls. Address, Indian Citlzeusiiip, bupt. Irvln. Song, "America," school. Essay, "LaUrippe,"lda Mecum. Song, "Ocean Nymphs;" Nettle Fruldic and Luciuda Ileiidrieks. Concert recilutioti, "Clock and Mouse," Forty pupils. Solo and chorus, "The Land of Washington," chlor. Declamation, "Croaker," Horaco Riddle. Recitation, "How Girls Study," Emma liodgdou. Bong, "Gospel Bells," school. Concert recitation, "Burial of Sir John Moore." Quotations, Longfellow, John 'I ay lor. Recitation, "Man as a House keeper," Adda Irwin. Declamation, "Boys View of Girls," Henry Lewis. Recitation, Mary Slestreem. Declamation, Andrew Nelson. Harmonic. Quintette, School Girls. Concert Recitation "Charity," Twenty pupils. Accordiau and Flageolet, Frank Joseph. Declamation, Andrew Lewis. Solo, "Danube River," Adda Irwin. Recitation, "Sailor Boy," Winnie Baughmau. IiiMtriiineiitiil music, "Hail Co lumbia," Hand. There was not a failure ot any number. The declamations of Win. McKay and' Horaco Riddle, the recitation of Emma Hodgdou and all the cIiihh exercises deserve praise, and show how carefully they have been and are being instructed. Supt. Irwin's address wuh full of fotce and was delivered iu good ftyle. La grinnu won als" well f handled by Ida Mecum, 'J he rendi tion of Hall Columbia by the band boys was good and they, ns well as their teacher Prof. McElroy, Jr., aro deserving of commendation. To know an institution of this kind, is to look Into Ito workings and examine into its progress. Great credit is duo tho management of tho concert, from the fact that In less than a week tho above pro grnmmo was arranged and carried out. TO INVtSTKJATi: TUB ASYLUM. Public Letters of Inquiry to tho Journal-Cnasj tho Grand Jury to Call Witmses. This morning Mr. J. W. Crawford of this M trim c unity grand jury now in session ordered a subpoena toboserved on tho Edt'or of The Journal in order to get tho names of parties who have made state ments as to tho negligence aud bad management of the state asylum for the Insano located at Salem. editor's statement. A number of letters have been printed in tho Journal, asking Supt. Lane very ugly questions. As publishers wo inquired as to the repuUbility of the persons formu lating tho charges. Wo also se cured names of persons who could testify, if called upon under oath, to tho truth of thoso statements. The Journal has not asked that this investigation be made, tho' wo be lieve tho grand jury aro only doing their sworn duty iu noticiug the matter. If, after a full aud impar tial investigation, and if tho wit nesses, who are largely employes, aro not terrorized and kept from telling tho truth, the grand jury exhonerates Dr. Lane, wo shall be glad for the good name of the state. Wo havo no interest or malico iu making the matter public. On tho other hand, wo adhere to the principle that a great state institu tion should be ruu above tho reach of successful assault by criticism. Wo aro awuro of tho difficulty of conducting nil asylum so as to suit all parties. But if tho half Is truo that hasbcou hinted at iu the letters published tho management of Dr Luuo isalr.ady damned In the eyes of tho people, no matter what the ury does about It. The Journal will bring tho news about it. What is a newspaper for if not to throw light on public business? Who Was It? Tho Albany Herald, of Tuosday's Issue, says: " A Salem man camo in the city yester day evening on his way homo from Cottage Grove in Lane county, at which point ho has been Imprisoned since tho first of the month by tho floods aud washouts. He gives an Interesting account of tho diro dis asters that befell the peoplo and rail roads up tho valley. The railroad track is now in fair running condi tion from Junction to Roseburg. There was a terrible wreck of the railroad between Junction nnd the Harrisburg bridge. Tlirco crews of hands nre at work repairing it, and it will bo ready for travel by to morrow, or next day. There were some washouts about Harrisburg, but they have been repaired, and as soon as the Junction washout is re paired tho trade will be clear from here to Roseburg. Tho man niado his way this far by walking some uiul by the handcar." About Your Vai.kntinis. In a fev days tho postollko will lie flooded with valentines, and they prove qu'.to nn annoyance to that department, ns each one has to be weighed so as to usccrtaln the re quired amount of postage that "Undo Sam" exacts for delivering it. To avoid considerable of this difficulty Postmaster Gilbert has posted a bulletin announcing the fact that all valentines which pass through tho mall sealed will require two cents per ounce. Miuy liavo the idea that It only requires ono cent per ounce, but It must bo ro iiiembered that this Is a free de livery olllco. P. J. MARTELL, Star Chop House, CoitrtKtrret, Kulom, Oregon, Whnn lunch ut all liorirH. Everything Hrl-cla, (Jive uh a cull. IMJtf Teachers' Examination. NOTICE U hereby given thill tlin regu lar (iiiiirlerly OAuniln.-itloii of uppil cunt fur toucher' cortlflmtuit to leuoli In tho publlu school or M trlon manly, Ore gnu, will bo held al tha Murlon county ciHirl lioiKu, comiiienulng Wednesday. February &HI. D. vV YODKU, unerinleudeut of publlo tirliooU lor Mil, rlon county. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is carefully prepared lrom Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, ripslsscwa, Juniper Berries, wid other well-known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a peculiar combination, proportion, and process, gtv Ing to Hood's Sarsaparilla curatlvo power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable- cures where- others fall. 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Bo suro to get tho Peculiar Medlelno, Hood's Sarsaparilla Soldbydritggtsta. flj sixforJJ. l'rcjmrcdbj O. I. HOOD .t CO., Aiiothtcnrles, Lowell, Mass. IOO Dosos Ono Dollar JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa per and isomer, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails ami Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fenco Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NKff AI)Vi:UTISK.MENTS. BAST SALEM MEAT MARKET! R. A. DOZIER, Propr. All kinds of meats of tho best qimllty iiIwiij-hou lmiul. Shop located (in Center Hticet, between l'Jtli and Mtli HtrectB. l'ersons living la this vicinity will 11 nil It to tholr Interest to trade- hero. All meats delivered on bhoit notice. 1-oO-lm ADDISON SMITH, IIAItltY 3ICHANNON. "The Favorite" Cigar and Fool Rooms! SMITH A McIIANNON.rilOl'H, A we,l Hclccted stock of cIkm-m. Tobacco, both chewing and Kiiuiltlnn ulwuya on liiind; also tho li test perlndliiilH, dally PJ pcra, bookM anil all rooiIi kept In a llrst cluuw newH Bland on Mile. Spend nn hour plcaxintly In our well kept WLLIARD AND POOL ROOMS whlcil aro ran In connection with tho nbovo Chtublluhment, P. II. EASTON'S Salem Music Store Hoadmtiirlcrfl for Chlckorlmr & EJon'u. Stolr.wy. Ilaloton. Colby audi Kinoiwm i'liinoe, Wilcox A Whllo Orgiuir, C'iihIi or insiniiincuih, 94 State Street, Patten's Block. "VTOriCKlHhciohy Klventhnt tho part 1 neiMhlp hrietufnro exMlng betweea II. A. ThoniiiH unci John .M. l'ayn , hint been dlfMilved. l'urtUw owing or having IiIIIh ngilnUulil firm can hpuIo with either paity John M. 1'avnk. THIS RUNS FiiHt traliiH with I'lillirmu Votlbnl. 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