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W" ""5TfJ ttght and Saturday, showers AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL XIV. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBEE 14, 1904. Noa 239, USSIANS CONTINUE TO RETREAT URNAL DOG CASE BEFORE COURT BVORCED PERSONS UNDER CHURCH BAN BE JOURNAL LIBEL SUIT Could Not Be Called Friday Morning rge Number of Witnesses on Both Sides and Great interest Manifestsd o'clock a. m. Judge Burnett's was thronged with spectators fitnesses to hear The Journal libel fin which Chief of Police Gibson Es damages in the sum of $5000 BBt Hofer Bros., for an alleged Min reporting Gibson's harsh treat- at of a stray dog. Gbief Gibson had a string of wit- OS on hand to provo that tho dog 'not killed. They were fine ap- ting men, and Tho Journal had ing its witnesses some of tho promi- it people of the city, ladies and gen- nen. There is no hard feeling man ifested on either side. M. E. Pogiie appears for Gibson and Carson and Itichardson for the defendants. Tho attention of tho court was oc cupied at 9 o'clock with other busi ness, and it was impossiblo to reach tho now celebrated Journal dog case at that time. When the court -convened after the noon hour the court room was again filled with interested spectators, intent on hearing the testimony in the big $5000 dnmage suit It will bo late this afternoon before a jury can be secured. Logging Train .Jumped. Bedding, Cnl., Oct. 14. The Lamoino nber Trading Company's logging in jumped the track near Lamoino eveninc. Ever car went off anu fllogs were sent rolling in all di- Pons. James Wright, the conduc- fand Mrs. Chnprnffn, who was riding the train, wns instantly killed, and Ibther men wero injured. Tho cor- land surgeons have gono to tho !5r of the accident. Italy Bestows Honors. Rtftiouis, Mo., Oct. 14.-Presidcnt SSh&Js and Director of Exhibits Skirt today made grand officers of tho tot the Crown of Italy, by order jtbfrking of Italy. Honored a Hebrew. Iin. uct. .14. r.mperor vtiiunm ominoted James Simon, a Jewish nairo merchant, to bo a life mom- the Prussian Houso of Peers. Sullivan Won. . St. Louis, Oct. 14. In a fight tonight for the title of featherweight cham pion of tho world, Tommy Sullivan, of Brooklyn, wns given tho decision over Abo Attell, of San Francisco, in the fifth round" of what was to have been a 20-round contest. Attell went out with n low left uppercut to tho stomncb. Ho dropped to the floor, falling in ap parent ngony, and claiming a foul. The decision of tlie referee was withheld for fivo minutes until examination had been made by. three physicians. As the doctors found no signs of a foul, the decision wns given to Sullivan. o Professor Is Dead. Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 14.-Prof. Ot to Weinschenk, en route from Salidn, Colorado, to Los Angeles, was takon . from the Denver & Rio Grando train a 'raving maniac, and died today in tho ' cell in tho county jail. Quality Is Remembered Longjjafter price is forgotten . . . The Jvitai part of Ciothxn? 1 &h ft aoasti mscau. vncAjmntec the part you don't soe. Tho fine hair cloth and shrunken canvas, the ful shaping of the shoulders, collars nnd lapels niny not bo so apparent in Bnished garment, but they toll in tho fit and wear. you want to be sure that tho inside of your clothing Is right, as well as outside, you should buy Ctouse and Ban3egee Suits and Overcoats FOR SALE BY he New York Racket DRY GOODS AND SHOES Everything in Ladies' and Men's Furnishings. SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE-PRICE OASn STORE, E. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR VICTORY IIN SIGHT FOR OYAMA Kuropatkin Reports His Forces Were Compelled to Retire Janpanese Captured Enough Provisions at Yentai to Last Army for a Week Home, Oct. 14. A telegram from To kio, states that tho Russian defeat nt Yentai was more sevcro than nt Liao Yang. The .Tapaneso captured more prisoners than in any other engagement during tho wnr, nnd nlso took large quantities of ammunition and enough provisions to feed tho entire Japanese forces for a ucek. St. Petersburg, Oct. 14. General Kuropatkin reports that ho has or dered tho Itussinn troops on tho left flank to retire, becnuso tho Japanese reinforcements threaten to cut them off. London, Oct. 14. A dispatch to the Contral Xewa Agency, from Rome, states that tho Agcnzln Libra hns a dispatch from Chcfoo stating that the Japanese hnvo captured tho last of tho forts in front of Port Arthur, and now occupy tho periphery of tho town. Newport News, Oct. 14. Two of the submarine boats being built here, sup posedly for ono of tho eastern bellig erents, are being packed or shipment. They are guarded by spcoial police-men. and J200 men wounded in the fighting bofore Yentai. St. Petersburg, Oct. 14. General Kuropatkin reports today as follews: "The final issue of tho battlo on Wed nesday on our right flank was unsuc cessful on account of a night attack by tho Japanese, who executed a turn ing movement. Our troops wero forced to not only abandon their positions, but ngiin lost tho guns which they bad re covered from the Japanese." Rome, Oct. 14. A disppteh from Tokio to tho Giornnlo di Romn places the Russian losses in killed and wound ed as follews: Monday COCO, Tuesday 12,750, Wednesday 7015, Thursday, 10,000; a total of 37,205 during the four days' battle. Tokio, Oct. 14. Marshal Oyama re ports as follows on the engagement of Wednesday and Thursday: "In tho direction of Pensihiu tho enemy mado repeated counter attacks on Wednesday, but nil were repulsed, and they showed signs of retrent evening. Thereupon our forces hnvo assumed tho offeusivo sinco dnybreak Thursday. A strong flunking movement of our cavalry, un der Prince Kamin, contributed large ly to tho favorable developments of the situation in that quarter. Tho con. trnl nnd left columns of our right army both ocenpied important eminences, con tinuing tho attacks. The oporntions of the central army are progressing fa vorably, and they hnvo succeeded in 'dislodging tho enemy from several strategical p6sitions. Our loft army is J attacking Shahopu nnd neighboring pincos oceupiou somo important pom tions. Our reinforcements are contin ually arriving from Yentai. London, Oct. 11. The Coponhngon correspondent of tho Kxdbnngo Tola graph wires that a telegram from Libau to a Danish paper, asserts that the Baltic fleet has sailed for the Far East. Rome, 'Oct. 14. A Chofoo uispatoli states that Admiral Togo has landed 37 large siege guns to bo used in the next general attac on Port Arthur. Rome, Oct. 14. Roports roceivod here state that Marshal Oyama hns captured nearly 50 guns during tho re cent fighting. Tokio, Oct. 14. Tho contest around Bonshiu eontinuos undetermined, Tho Japanese cavalry under Princo Kamin, mado n detour of tho Russian left flank, and partially scattered tho Russian supports. St. Petersburg, Oet. 14. General Kuropatkin, in his report of the battle at Yentai, upto 1 o'eloek yesterday af ternoon, says: "Two regiments on our right flank lost heavily. The brigade commander was wounded and the cole nel killed. Tho brigade ret I rod, leav lag its artillery behind, but afterwards returned and rogainod their guns, af tor a desperate assault, with tho ex ception af 10, which were captured by tb Jnpauwe. We retired to pesltiens where a new front was prepared on the Sbauke river." Tokio, Oet. 34. Marshal Oyama re ports that the fighting continues today long almost the ontlre front, and the JapftBftie are making satisfactory pro- grew. EPISCOPAL CHURCH AGAINST DIVORCE Committee of the Whole Adopts Report Forbidding Remarriage of Divorced Persons Boston, Oct. 14. Tho Protestnnt Episcopal convention today in commit-1 teo of tho whole adopted tho report of tho committee on canons prohibiting tho renmrringo of divorced persons. Tho question has boon very bitterly contested since tho meeting of tho con vention, and prominent ministers hnvo identified thomsolves with both sides of tho controversy. Tho Eastern dclo gatos seem to favor tho plan followed by tho Roman Catholic church, in for bidding the remarriage of divorced per sons, while tho Western delegates want ed a moro liberal canon, accusing tho former of a tendency to follow tho Ro man church. Tho veto was 214 to 101 in favor of reporting tho amendment to the house, nnd the committee then reported. Tho proposition to striko tho words "Prot estant Episcopal" from tho prayer book wns reported adversoly, but was jdacod on tho cnlondar. Fire Escao Broke. St. Paul, Oct. .14.-While B. M. Sonmmon wns testing his patent firo esenpo on tho Gormnnin, building this afternoon tho ropo broko precipitating himself and wifo to tho ground. Tho woman wns instuntly killed, and Scam- mon descended from tho top of tho building, nnd took his wifo from tho Bccond story Tho ropo was sawed by a window ledgo above, nnd broke. Thou sands watching tho test wero horrified. Hottentots Hot. Borllng, Oct. 14. A dispatch from Windhorsk, German Bouthwcst Africa, states that Hendrick Witbolwho led tho rebellion 10 years ago, has again declnred war against tho Gcrmnns. It is expected that a majority of tho Hot tentot tribos will join in tho uprising. PolMcTarTwill Raise Bees. Henry J. Workman will leavo this week for Goldendnlo, Wash., where ho has purchased a beo ranch, ami will dovote his timo to tho raising of sweet honoy. Ho says ho has succeeded iu producing a cross between tho com mon littlo working beo and tho light ning bug, nnd Is suro of a 24 hour hust ler, i Henry has played politics In Marlon county for a number of yoars, and fr well-known as a good worker. Ho Iih tnnds to nbandon thnt field, however, for tho more lucrative ono of hives; and will probably return to Oregon when ho gets to bo a millionaire, llta many friends will bo glad to soe him back hero to tako up his permanent, residonco nnuihg us, To Save Wnr. Berlin, Oct. U.-Tho Tagoblutt V ulares on high diplomatic authority that President Roosevelt Intends tc invite tho powers to an Internatienal: peace conference before tho Amerlaw elections, nnd will complete nrrnngo monts nftorwnrds. Louden. Oct. 14. A dispatch frees Hsrbin states that the hospitals there are preparing to receive 37 officers Good Job in' Sight. New York, Oet. 14. The News prints a diepnteh from its Washington corre spondent to the effect that Judge Park er was indueod to leave tho benoh and become the Democratic eandidato for President, only through tho nseuraneo that in the event ot his defeat, he mouM be provided with a salary equal to that of tho President of tho United States. If the verdict in November is fcvornblo to Roofevalt, the corre spondent declares, thore is to bo organ ised a now law firm with offices in New Yurk, and of which Judge Parker is to f the confer member, with David B. Hill and William F. 8hocJwn as his as soelatos. I Parker individually," says tho cor-1 respondeat, "is to receive a salary of $20,000 as attorney for August Bel wont's vast interests, such as the sub- .. ....... ....at .4ti.v iii.n.ailnni ' ' South American Revolt. Washington, Oct. 14. Private ad vices received from the state depart ment Indicate that Venezuela is on the verge of a serious revolution against President Castro's administration. Numerous arrests have been made, and Urge bodies of men are gathering fer the purpose of organizing a revolution-array. WHY BE HUMBUGGED WITH SO-CALLED MONEY-RAISING, OLOBOTO OUT SALES ON OLD SHOPWORN MERCHANDISE, WIH3N YOU CAN BUY BRIGHT, NEW, DOWN-TO-Tini MINUTE GOODS TOR LESS: MONEY7 TRADE AT SALEM'S FOREMOST STORE The Safe, Reliable Shopping Place Today and Tomorrow Only two more days of these great BLANKET ARGAINS. Grey wool blankets, 10 t sis, good $4.00 value Expansion Sale $2.95 Grey wool .blankets, 1M size, good tfi.00 valuo Protection Sale jpo.65 Extra quality seleetod wool, grey and tan blankets. Real 17.00, f7JM and 8 00 values. Expansion Sale $5,85 Dress Goods An exhibition that is as interest ing as it is instructive. A display that gives everybody an opportuni ty of seeing a at I examining closely tho very latent and most exclusive nsvelties in goods for dresies, tail ored costumes, separate skirts and everything pertaining to winter wear, PROTECTION SALE PRICES PREVAIL. New Caps These jaunty now stylo wins, for girls and misses in whito mid colon Mode, Red, Blue, etc Also u oom piste lino of leather flips Imvn Just Arrived Come In and set) those new thing you'll be interested. EXPANSION SALE FRICE PREVAIL. Men's Clothes Kxnmlno our garment, ami you will find It Is not alone the supo rlor sloths used, but the way they are jut together. The stylo, It ami workmanship are us much es sential to tho garments as the wit side fabrics. The garments we show are celebrated for their stylo, fin ish, workmanship uiid wearing qual ities. PROTECTION SALE PRIOEH PREVAIL. Mackintoshes Not many left of that special lino I that are being sold at HALF PRICE J