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i " .. ' JCVENISTQ OAPITAIi JOtHlNAL, MONDAY, J MAY 1, 1808. """ ' ' iiiii 'u Jl. rg.'t'r7y'tiWf1- t m RIBBON SHE! -Two 50 Cent Ribbons Days Only 25 Cents. See Display of Fancy French Challies Show Window. X HB in TOE SHAW SHOOTING AFFAIR. Getting at the Trno Inwardness of Sir. Sliaw. SEEKING TO COVER DP HIS GUILT By Attacking Tlio Journal Giving the Facts. for Palace Dry Goods and Shoe Co. 307 Commercial St,, - SALEM. SPRAY YOUR TREES, Barr&Petzel have the best pumps la tbe market for the purpose, BARR PETZET,L, 214 Commercial Htreet. - IK - You ars going to build or mike any Hod of Improvement, call on tlio luuder gned lor material. Wa nave a complete; stock, und are ready to supply any prepared contract, sewer work, grading, oto. Salem Improvement Co, THE SITUATION IN OREGON. a Editor Who Wont 3000 Miles to Learn Something. Washington, D. G. (Special. Fred Floed, of the Salem Democrat, met with a disappointment soon after reaching- tbe White House to see the president. Ofcourso, bo soon ns he waa Inalde some doorkeeper stopped him and told him If he wautud to see tba president to step right Into the east room on a regular reception day, and tbe president would shako hands with blm aa he passed through. This did not suit Mr. Flood, and ho Anally worked his way upstairs and was steered Into tbe ofllco of Private Secre tary Thurber, where the following con versation ensued: "Mr. Thurber," began Mr. Flood, "I -;want to see tbe president uud I want to JMve a nice little talk with him. I iwant to tell him tlio exact situation of affairs In Oregon, and to inuko such rtiggeatlons about nnpolutmentH as I think the best und oh I think tlio Bit Ration In that state warrants." 'Now, Mr. Floed," Bald Score- fery Thurber, "you had best put town what you want to say writing, for ovou If you liiid an op- tunlty of telling the president all it tbo situation In O regou he could remember It." But," persisted Mr. Floed, "I havo 8000 miles to talk over theso things the presldout and I wunt to see n MWbiMI aaM Mi. 'rlmrl.ni. II...... .. . -., t. .... ......till, im v-r.ll i him, but It will bo useless for you psdertake to talk with hi in any th of time. You could huve imluuto or a half minute at the i with him and that Is all the i could possibly give you. Your snt as to Oregon a Hit Irs will havt i put In wrlilnglf It gets to him." i Oregon Democrat looked crest- white he repetted: 1 have oome S)00 miles to tell tlio it the Oregon situation. I ; Just as well have sent It to him i expense of ii routs, and hero It , me (100 to make this trip," l ExcUKaiON.Presldent Eddy late Press association Is In tlio I says the railroads have rr(Wd i auy arrangements fur n goner- excurslou from Oreuon to the i fctr convention of the National itlon at Chicago May lath. ts and alternates and their ill be carried on the excursion May 10th for Ohlctiira. t. Waito of this city will be t. PERSONAL AND LOOAL. Frank Howe is at ML Angel today. E. M. Crolsan Is at Portland today. G. Btolz returned to Portland this morning. Mrs. Boyers of North Yakama is the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. W. Den nis, on Eunt 21st street. Mrs. Elder Johnfon has accepted a situation as nfieruoou saleslady at S. U. Reed's millinery store. Tiie supreme court has adjourned at totem und gone to hold a term at Pen dletou. It will roturn to Salem Ma 11th. OeuN.v,-. General Uoiunaou, i Oregon delegates to the con- rtatws, held at Ogden last "u-'-- wealxm lnlur.u,i. TlM ally today. He says It a4 (athetlug of represouta-ffitWMty-ftmr western states. toNOAMF.Ltout. I. How frwtHwl by Wllhtrd Lamed, Ifaet LImaIh eamp Sou's of W way evwilHg. He was it aaalataat Inspector general lunula, muter, and found VMM la H&4 eeudltivH. Bit jjagwaaic aawnla Oregon. wailur ww tmteretl the re. lSMstAlstA stfsiJi aLJ swsl.JLij' tttwt MiMlera gvrrUHm MjafMlmtwa. TMcMN i4JjArwy ym k mutk tertM watlar. Flags were Hying on publlo build Ingsaud schools at Salem in honor of World's fulr day. Senator Moyers, of Linn Co., is In too city. Ho has almost a certainty on that Alaakun governorship, Rev. Allen McKay, Presbyterian missionary at Fort Wrangel, Alaska, Is in the city, the guest for a few days of Rev, A. L. Huchlson. John M. Bailey, who will bo 08 May Uth, 1b well over his attack of la grlppo. Mrs. Supt. E. B. McElroy and chil dren returned from Poitlatid yesterday, wherethey attended the Btnte Christ Ian Endeavor union. Misses Eva aud Mary Myers, of Sclo, nro guests of Dr. Jetlrey, of this city, for the week. John P. O. Frcomun was today made a citizen of tlio United States at the county clerk's ofllce. Rev. Woolley will continue- his spec ial servlca at the Cumberland Presby terlau church this week. J. M, Abbott of Seattle, who was the guest of J. W. Miles, wont south today. Mrs. H. J. Hatch who has been the guest of her sou H. W. Hatch re turned to her homo at Roseburg today. Mrs. Beckley, who has been attend ing the bedHlde of her sick father at H. W. DownlngN returned to her home at Oitklaud today. Dr. 8. C. Brown, wlinhasluAtntwni.il at) olllce In Salem has tiled his certifi cate of practice with the touuty clerk. Rev. E. T. Ingle returned to Port land this morning. He occupied Rev. BlalrN pulpit yesterday. The last regular service under the ar rangement hitherto existing between the Siilum mltilHters' union nml ti.. asylum board was held yesterday. There will be no more religious services there unless by non-union ministers. Judge Burnott goes to Allmuy again Tuesday to continue , special torm of court. The nry In the Lebanon saloon murder osso brought a verdict of murder In the second degree He goei to hold the regular term In Polk couuty next Monday. W. M. Wirt and family start tomor row morning for their new home at Deuver. During four years of business In this city Mr. Wirt has made man; friends, all of whom regret to see htm leave, both from business aud social consideration. In the uuraery trade Mr. Wirt has been a decided success. aud mauy fruit growers will miss his counsel and broad experience in these matters, THE TRAIL GETS HOT. Tlio Friday night shooting occurred In tbe hallway of the composing room of The Journal building. Its writers felt authorized to inquire more closely Into tbe matter. They soon discovered that Mr. Shaw's presence there at nn untimely hour and under Improper clr cumatances was entirely Indefensible, and tbe chain of facta soon led to dis closures of tbe most compromising character to Shaw. Before tbe reporter bad gone far the trail got hot. Mr. Shaw has seen (It to go out of bis way to attack the publishers or the Journal for giving, as it did on Satur day a perfectly fair news report of tbo matter, tbe statements and facts in which he does not deny, this paper will be pardoned for throwing full light upon on affair so disgusting in its de tails that it would be under any other circumstances excluded from these columns. aETTINO AT THE FACTS. Mr. Show early Saturday morning called at this ofllce and made a detailed statement of the occurrence Just as he had given it to the Statesman, expla n lug his relations to Miss Ferrls,and offer ing to go with the roportertosee her, Which was declined. The reporter went alone, as he always does If he understands his business, and Miss Ferris was found at her room, No 4 in the journal olllce block. It was soon discovered that Shaw had been a rugular visitor. Mrs. Joseph, where the girl had been taking part of her meals had already been seen and fixed and of course knew nothing. Her statements and Miss Ferrls's did not agree as to their whereabouts during the shooting. Prom tbo st.item nt of Shaw and tbo idrl It was plain Shaw hud spent tbe evening there and that she had been primed for the occasion to shield him. SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. Alloook's Porous Plaster am inn great external remedy of tl) day. The julckeat, safest, Burest, best. Not only Immeasurably superior to all other plasters, but also to liniments, Jut ments, oils aud similar uuciuous compounds. Beware of Imitations, and do not be deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for Alleook'a aud let no solicitation or explanation Induce you to accent a substitute. 11. U. CoMUitaioN. ThOrN rail. road eotumMou U lu the alty Unlay and heading Its regular monthly mi at Uhi state house. President Maoruw awl CWrk LyiMi Darkar Ih at Wad- gujlM EFFORTS TO SILENCE THE WITNESSES. Both Mr. Shaw and Mr. Downing, his partner, called ut this olllce and both besought The Journal force to shlold Mr. Shuw, and Miss Ferris, and both offered money to have the eye witnesses silenced from making a state ment. Their offers were declined. Mi. Shaw begged of ull things to not have Miss Ferrls's uamo dragged Into the matter, and until ho struck The Jour nal reporters, he hud succeeded alog this Hue. THE PUMPS WERE APPLIED to Miss Ferris with no results bevond oo n II fin Inn the belief that she was com pletely undor Shaw's power and had uo desire to criminate him or explain his conduct. She is to say the least In a pitiful position for a girl who came to Salem virtuous and Innocent to get an education. Mr. Shaw's plea that ho has been calling on Miss Ferris 'becaiiRQ she was ill Is rntton to the core. She Is a pretty healthy locking Invalid to entertain a married man until about 11 o'clock at night several nights in the week. MR. w. A.SHAW has been seen about tbo block bv a number of people at unseemly h urs. Ills attack ou The Journal Is made simply becuuso Its publishers dured to go Into th mjstery of this shootlugaf fair, which It still hopes to lay bare, and Is now In possession of a clue that will explain why three shots were tired at Shaw lu Thi: Journal hallway Frl- iuy uigliu Throwing up a cloud of dust to hide his I u famous conduct to ward this girl will not savo Mr, Shaw. Because this paper was bound to prolie this nuttier to the bottom aud lay bare the facts to tlio publlo gazo continued efforts were made to bribe silence. A string of emissaries have beeu kept running to this ofllco for two days to secure protection for Mr. Shaw. He took Miss Ferris to his residence on State street Saturday evening aud kept tier there Sunday. He tilled the Dem ocrat with a column about The Jour nal writers which people cau receive as they see IH. It Is Mr. Shaw who Is on trial uo one else. He cannot throw the publlo o(I his trrok lu this matter. The oase Is too plalu. If he had tekeu Miss Ferris at his own residence uud kept her there a newspaper could perhaps be shut out from getting at the facts, llut when hecarrledon his liaison InTiiKJouKKALbleci: and became a target for a shooting affair under dlo graceful clrcumstanoee, he can not get sympathy from the public. We aro not done with Mr. Bhaw's case. We pro pose io puuiisti all the foots in the vll llauy of this case. It Is au aggravated ease. Mr. Shaw has beeu a prominent man at Salem. He has been a leadlmr real estate man, a meaiberof the Board of Trade, has a family, and a respect able businesa partner. That suea a man should be guilty af Improper eon. duet to a young woman, who came to ttaWm aa a pura and upright aeheaklrl. city and deserving of being made a pub llo exampln of. Mr. Shaw evidently called n council of The Journal's alleged competitors, who Immediately advised him to at tack its proprietors, very foolish counsel under the circumstances, and by this time Mr. Shaw probably realizes how bis friends did blm up. The Journal's half-wilted contemporaries In their frenzy to strike an unfair blow at a competitor were willing to Injure us and shield a criminal. TWO ARRESTS This morning warrants of arrest were sworn out in Recorder Edes's court by W. A. Shaw, charging Elmer Worlck and H. A. Bowman with carrying pis tola and on April 28th assaulting him with the same loaded with powder and ball. They are supposed to have done tbe shooting with blank cartridges at Shaw last Friday night. Worlck and Bowman gaye bonds for $300. Tbe latter wi 1 be heard today at 4 p. m. Worlck Thursday at 9 a. m, MISS FERRIS'S ILLNESS was not typhoid fever as she stated Saturday. Dr. Reynold'swas seen this morning and says Miss Ferris was treated by him for peritonitis, or in (lamatlon of the membrane covering the bowels. She has been up and about for some time, er mother going home and considering her out of all danger. PERSONAL. The sfatem nti about attempted blackmail or going to see Mr. Shaw for any improper purpose whatever, as published in the Democrat, are lies from beginning to end, bo far as tbe editor of the Journal is concerned. So (ar as the Journal is concerned it can brand Mr. Shaw's sta i ments as lies. SHAW'S ADJIISSION. Mr. Shaw says in tbe Democrat; "The article as published in Sturduy's paper Is substantially correct. I have been a frequent visitor to Miss Ferris' room, and tbe young lady la at present an inmate of my hou " Does Mr. Shaw pretend that he does not know tne character of that part of tbe block where he says he visited Miss Ferris? Does he pretend ho does not know the character of -ome of the fe male inmates of that block? His own admission bIiows nlm fit either for a term at the asylum or the pen. THE journal has the facts in its possession to sub stantiate its charges. It is prepared t do so in (he fullest manner. Tbo pub llo need not be afruid but that they will get as full and complete report as are uccessary to protect society agalnsi such conduct as this man Shaw hue. been guilty of In the case of Miss Ferris. . $10 00 Reward Will be paid for the recovery of body of Chinaman, Joug Chuug, drowned at Salem Suturday. Geo. Sun. 5-l-2t YOUR HEALTH leTllh (ofi i !amtwo. TWoroacfatonceJorlt S IMPORTANT that nature be aiitstedat the right ' V?? 33H Uw (am to rtllere the rrtf m o( m-fcEBUl purities, and b an excellent tonic also. He Wonts to Add Ills Name. Permit me to add mpowartiamia certlficateslncommendatlon ot the great euratiw wopcrtte contained In Swift's Specific (. . a-J " Uncertainly one of the best tonics I irer used. "John W. Daniel, Andeison.S. O." Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed tree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta, Ga. STAGE GLINTS. Sadie Martinot will Btar next season In a new play. 1 Clara Coleman will soon make another starring venture. "Killarney" will bo the only play used oy Katie Emmet next season. Madge Leasing will bo the prima donna sonbretto of Frederic Solomon's coming opera tonr. "A Modern Heroine" Is the attractive title of a new war play which will soon go on tonr. ' Thero Is absolutely no truth in the re port that Mrs. John Drew will bo starred by Charles Frohman. Cosina Wagner, the widow of the great composer, was once tho wife of Von Bu low, the famous pianist She eloped with Wagner. Eleonora Dose, tho great Italian ac tress, was more warmly received in Bos ton than in any other American city which sho visited. A. C. Wheeler (Nym Crinkle) has "up-to-dated" one of Tom Tnylor'a plays in which George Edgar and Josephine Langdon will star. Richard Mansfield's new yacht will be completed shortly. Tho great actor is thinking of making a trip around the world on board his magnificent craft. Dorothy Dene, the English beauty and actress, will bo tho Helena in the elab orate revival of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Daly's theater, New York, in August. Sho will spend May and June in England. RAILROAD TIES. World's Pair Travelors Will Have It The publio demand through service wh-n i rave mg. It is o d-fashioned to "Change Curs." On tbe through, solid vestlbuled tralus of the Chicago, Uulou PacKlo & North-Western Line from or to Chicago, Omaha nd Intermediate points there I . no change. This is tbe Uuest aud fastest service between the points named. 4-10-Ot Of Course You Bead The testimonials frequently published In this paper relating to Hood's Sarsap arllla. They are from reliable neonle. state simple facts, and show beyond u doubt that HOOD'S CURES. Wbi don't you try this medicine? Be sure to get Hood's. H. F. Hawloy, for 11 years assistant superintendent of tho Chicago and Alton, has resigned. J. T. Wann, auditor of tho Nypnno, resigned to become cashier of a national bank in Cleveland. It is bolioved that it will cost tho rail roads entering Chicago $200,000,000 to raise their tracks in conformity with the now law. The Pennsylvania has an engine house foreman at Wilkinsburg named Thomas Ridley, who. if ho survives until 1891, will havo been in railroad service con tinuously for GO years. At a cost of $100,000 a union station will bo erected nt Portland, Or. It will bo built of brick, with stono trimmings. It will bo C10 feet long, threestories high and will have a handsome clock tower. Tho Chicago and South Side Rapid Transit company is arranging to put in a complete system of interlocking switches for tho Jackson nark line. Towers will be erected at the terminals, yards and nt points where express trains will overtako locals. NOVELTIES. Constlpation.and all troubles wltbthe dlgesitVH orgaus aud liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. Loan Wanted. I want to get a loan of $1700 or sell an Interest In or all of the ited Star Mill and water power, with from 2J in 612 acres of land, Joining the town of Turn er. All communications answered with promptitude and dispatch. Address, J, u. Robertson, -27"lw Turner, Or. If you want extra choice dry granu lated sugar, you can get the best at Clark & Eppley's, as they handle It lu uurreis. Overloaded. You've eaten too much turkey, Anil no you cuuuoi work, elit J our tiMd tu very murky There! 1 don't believe I could add an other Hue aud make It ryme If I had a dollar for dolug U. A few cents, how ever, will cure me. To relieve stomach aud bowels from the effects or overload lug, a full dose of Dr. Pleroe'a Pleasant purgative Pellets Is tbe best remedy. They operate gently, vet thorouehlv. aHd without Krlplug, nausea, or other unpleasant effects. In vials, conven-! lent to carry. Cnps of silver gilt have borders of col ored enamels. Small squaro butter dishes are of enamel mosaics. The increase in the use of enamel is steady. Jeweled paper knives of silver gilt have handles of enamel. I New candelabra have not a single fctandard, but branching supports gather and combine in a square base. Now cigar sots aro three cups of grad uated sizes attached in lino. Tho larger a iur uigurs, mo seconu tor cigarettes, tho third for matches. . Pencil racks aro now. These are ox idized serpents with their tnila tTOtotd and heads bent so as to form the racks. Tho pencil or pen does not lie straight, out at a fascinating and casual angle, Jewolors' Circular. Woaiau bum-nee In crniont. The great event of tho dnv in nnUHo. for women is the passage of the munici pal suffrage bill in the Vermont house of representatives by the large majority of 140 1 to 83. Laura Moore, secretary of the W . S. A., writes that the Vermont men are as kind uud generous as are the men of Wyomiug or Kansas, and when- ovr wo can get enough of tho right Bort Into a legislature Vermont women will Tecelvo justice at their hands. Close upon this success, how,,. comes news of defeat in New Zealand where the long agitated bill to give full suffrage to women has failed again to Paw. One of tho main points in the dis pute was tho unnecessary proviso in serted by the upper house allowinc women to use voting papers Instead of B.B .u ,,Ui, io me Doothsj for when FAIR AND SQOflRE 0m fm Cai You Faifuid Read It? squaro; and that's what it k ovory day in the week. Qur iome Male Goods and Low Prices make fair weather smiles in our store tho year round. W00UE,l NVii STORt How Slice Enter a Piano. A piano tuner tells of finding with in tho past year mouse nests in four different pianos. Tho other day he was called into see a piano, the ham mers of which struck the strings sev eral times when a key was touched. Ho know that tliis was because some thing was the matter with the ham mer tapes, the purpose of which is to hold tho hammers bo that they shall strike the strings but once. He found that every ono of tho 80 odd pieces of tape had disappeared, and tho mouse's nest was soon discovered. It was n bunch as large as one's fist, composed of the missing tapes chew ed into a pulpy mass. Tho mice gen erally enter a piano by climbing up along tho pedal shafts, and almost in variably mako use of tho hammer tapes for their nest. Exchange. No Charge. Nervous Employer I don't pay you tor whistling. Office Boy That's all right. I can't whistle well enough to charge extra for It yet. Good News. COMPLETE MANHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT. At lait a medlcnl work tht telle the euM, ae;rlbe the effect, points the remedy. Thli liscleotllicallv the most valuable, artistically the most beautiful, medical book that has an. peareil foryears; 96 pages, every page bearing ll a halt tone Illustration In tints. Some ot the II subjects treated are Nervous Debility, Impo tency, sterility, Development, Varicocele, The Husband, Those Intending Marriage, ete a.'rl Vamcho trnuH knnwthe Orand Trulh$. the Plain Ftict the Old Secret! and fietcIMt. 7 J , -i. J xeaicai .irtmce as applied to Mar- .e.. vr, rnu lcauta aione Tor pat fouiei fo, !id ",!iiS',i'X!!l"'rr"raU'i.,h'id tcrite forthit It Will hrt .AH, f ran ln,ann, Mrkif. .U. ....( I I ilnl ,. " "f44"" koi, nuiictuecui" I .. u ... ii convenient enclose ten cents to vj Yvifo muue. Auarcss uo publishers. ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. T. - " A PRIVATE LETTER fs whit we would like to wrltn to Tm Jouknax, leaders but wnbtn't time, h we tattethU method, uy using tnU space id tre selling our 500. BOX STATIONERY AT 20 CENTS A BOX This Is below cost bat wo are nvprstnfcpri and mut;reduce. cur stock'of this papei lib U11UB. Patton Bros., Booksellers and Stationers! 08 STATE BTIIKKT. NEW ADVKKT1HKMKNT8 MonOay Evening, May 1st. 9 HEGEmEJUNSFRIENQ. Our mtracnOX BYRIKOK fr vrlth (vtry fcottU I.tlemn. Dot, not 8TAI'. FEBTKNTS STEICTCBK. ttuw COXOWUKKA .nd OLEET la On to rlm tW A QUICK CCWB lr LEUCOEBIIOA or WHITES. t1,l"i15nuoa:3TS-E"'ito,u,Aa'I""'-. HAlTDOn lAirr.crt Co.. LANTAtTTB. OlIIU STATE TREASURER'S FOURTH NOTICE. HTTEOKonEOON , TREASURY DEPARTMENT VTottce is herehr Etven 8,hBf ftlVTe gSd. JL on hand sufflelaat to ray all ouUtandlrT? !ilfwarranta ioionei "Vrefented 1 andnm paid for want offunds." i rlor tnanrt in?in3 Dim- 2L,rey- 'S "0 install eh to?S rn L.r,ilrt nftm "efen Hon a this office i?iMi?S .W.'5.i"' " "owed' . w .uiq u.itii-e, M-dw-2w I'UIL. METSClfAV. State Treasurer, HA? QUIT BUSINESS HERK.-Dr Win , Lee. who waa formerly located on vLg Q a HHOWNE, M. D. Vhytician ur1 h,,- &. i ommfrcia, street. v ' """"' realaeic-, WJH be presented a grand fpectaoular pro- Famos Fairy Fable, CINDERELLA By Bnperb Specialty Company, with new and Qorgeoua Costnmes, nw and Klegant 8onery. An elaborately Jeweled Coach and Shetland: monies. A Grand Transformation Pcene. Beau on tale at ratton'g. Steamer Elwood. LEAVES SALEM SB.MggS.y Mon- LEAVES PORTLAND teefd.TUL'-bl-slon .tandgp; DISSOLUTION. ver women aro allowed to vote they aw SM!wi wll bM SSS ,' redy to follow the mles. " , SA'h JiM? bJJ,a. "M by blm.ano I alii" IU "? " "t" Infanf oar past cVi toJtS ,"" Mm, I "" MARTTV-V?,"."PCt- JiatuuHtj. POWER HOUSE Meat Market, Fresh and Bait' meats of the best qua'itr. Poultry and stock. Free delivery. DAVIS & WAYMIRE, Proprietors. HP. M. CARS. DSPRICE'S 1 1 p. m. Cars leave Hotel and Postoffiee daily for Asylum, Peoitentiary aud Cemetery oh Capital City Railway. ar leaves K a. m fminoci- ingwith Overland train, and cars leave Hotel every 20 minutes from 6:20 a m. io 11 P. m. for all points on tho Hues excepting Cemcteryar,'l akea offto Meet Passenger Trains. lYWD Ttrnnrr -. - wn LHiK MUKE- : -OP THE DRESS GOODS SALE jSSe' SISSSWS ireSa1 to at tbe re dely c& M!!? , h, 5 : to JSVt?.0? our Drw OoodTsnle notber y clow Saturday night. May 6th. the ,0W Pr,Wfl. " " will pos- la a HmUa upe Um fart uw ajr Omu HOUSE CORNER, . "JXO & CO. ' .t,co sir