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IttAlN TONIGHT AND TUESDAY, STRONG SOUTHERLY WINDS. DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAL. VOL. XV. BALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1905. NO. 228. WILL NOT RUN AGAIN president Reiterates His De termination Not to Accept Another Nomination (Pour O'clock Edition.) Washington, Sept, 25. Congressman Pfin of Illinois, today said the Pres ent reiterated, in n letter to an Ull- ic editor, slnco tlio Dcaco conference. his unalternblo determination not to ac cept a rcnomination. Ho says: 'Sov en consccutivo years is equivalent to two terms, and no one should servo more in tlio prostdoncy." lien Yott Want Applies fof tfye ily at Lowest Possible Gash Prices Tacf e at M 4&ei' &&&&& &- Wo can meet every rcasonablo requirements, as our assortment oro un usually largo. In addition to a completo lino of staplo dry goons wo carry a iuii no os fovelty Dess Goods and Rain Poo Suitings OUR SILK DEPARTMENT has proved a great succoss. "Rogular stores" consldor doublo profits on silks ft necessity. . Wo prefer to sell doublo tho quantity nt our usual small profits, which explains tho groat difforenco In prices. Tho NEW CHANGEABLE SILKS aro very sightly and tbcNEW FANCIES nro unusually attractive. HOSIERY AND UNDER- WEAR. Tho kind tho season demands, 'homson's Hove Fitting of sets T'o lino that took GRAND PRIZE pt tho ST. LOUIS PAIR. That's tho toH recommendation wo know of. Our Bri"',s nro much lowor than tho contract pri"o list, whicL wo refused to sign. IffiSfflmGft? HIXE House 1SH0ES &r Men M Men's Clothing The newest styles, made of tho choicest fall suitings, priced on tho cash lin.t- TTT. i. A- Al JA11. An ata9 llif .TatlA TTfinVlnJl' i'ais, wo save you irora iwo to mice BOY-PROOF CLOTHING satisfies the ite ciotn is selected for durability, ana est service. I Men's Dessy The most practical coat a man ever wore. Suitable for all occasions, and absolutely watorproof, UMBRELLAS Dttcfc Coats Slickers, HAT8, SHIRTS. Everything for the whole family. WHILE YOU HAVE OASH TO SPEND, TRADE AT A CASH STORE. ML I ,i,iMMMmmraiiiilMtMMiillilMMiiMiMiinTiiiiiM -ff-ti r"--T.r Tirin firtr ,TrTrHnTiiViiiaiaEiB5iB!raOTg SISTER STARVED TO DEATH Frank Hewitt Learns Fate and Burial Place of His Lost Sister (Journal 4 O'clock Edition. Junoau, Alnskn, Sept. 25. Frank Hewitt, tlio famous musician and cor net player, spent the summer in search of tho body of his sister, who starved to death six years ngo.. Sho was known ns Dr. Chambers, tho good pastor of tho district of tho interior of Alaska. Ho finds that Russian Dill, a trapper, buried tho body. Ho couldn't read tho Whole Fam you'll linu in nu gruuus. THOMSON'S "CLOVE-FITTING" HABIT-HIP n C0RSET6 SHOE! XdA 3HH V" r Mr -AW jji For every member of tho family. Tho rainy soason requires absolutely solid footwear. It doesn't pay to buy trash. Our great success with shoes is due to tho fact that wo pay particular atten tion to quality. Every pair Is built to givo satisfaction. Wo show the largest line of NEW SHOES IN THE CITY. uuuaio wu si u... w - -r boy, and makes the mother happy. every suu is duui to biuuu mo juuB Rain Coats TO AGREE Stockholm, Sept. 25. Tho text of tho protocol signed nt Karlstad by tho. Norwegian nnd Swedish commissioners,! is announced. Tho first nrtldo deals with arbitration j tho second with tho noutrnl zono nnd tho demolition of for tifications; tho third with reindeer pas-' turoj the fourth with intcr-trafllc, nnd tho fifth with common water ways. Tho.! agreement provides compulsory arbi tration before Tho Ilaguo tribunal o all disputes of vital lntorcst for n do cade. There must bo two years' notlc of Intention to nbrotmto this no too mont. ' jj 1 The nffnir has created a profound sen English woman's diary. Tho woman1 sntlon, nnd caused npprehcnslon regard was a doctor and prospector, nnd shoL ing tho safety of tho members of tho started nlono from Circlo City to Fain- conrt nlUl tho leading offlcinls of tho nanus, ueenmo lost, ana wroto on a tree that sho wns starving to death.- Sho lived on roots until sho died of ox hnustion. CARLTON PLEADS GUILTY Now York, Sopt. 25. Frederick E. Carlton, tho New York lawyer, plead ed guilty to bigamy today. His trial on charges of grand larceny bogon immediately nftorwnrds. Wll lcttft Bird, of Woxford, N. J., was called as a witness in tho bigamy trial! whoa it tponcd. Sho testified sho had marriod tho defendant In 1801. under tho namo of Charles Bnkcr. A month' later eho found ho had assumed tho namo and insisted on a second marriage under his right namo, which ho did. Tho mothor of Mary Gormnn, whom Carlton married in August last, and who is dcod, testified. No defenso was mado, nnd a verdict of guilty was rcn dorod. Tho defonant thon plendod guil ty to tho other chargo of bigamy. killeF IN WRECK (Four O'Clock Edition.) Missoula, Mont., Sopt. 25,-Three men woro killod in a wrook on tho Northern Pacific, noar Arloo, Mont., Saturday night. They nro Identified as J. W. Saylor, of Ballard, Wash.; Clas. E. Fetters, of Dayton, 0., and Joo Har rlngton, of Spokane. Oporator Carter, who, ft Is alleged, Is responsible for the disaster, hns disappeared. Kansas Bank Fails. Kansas Oity, Sept. 25. The Kansas City State Bank closed todny by volun tary liquidation. Tbo Fidelity Trut Company, tho assignee, announces that donosltors will be naid in full. It suffered from the failure of the Sl mon bank, of Clinton, Mo. Against Poaco Terms. Toklo, Sept. 25. Tho emperor Is giv' ing his personal attention to the me morials presented to tho throne against tho peaeo terms. o Goes to Bridgeport. (Four O'Clock Edition.) Oyster Bay, N. Y., Sept. 25. Mrs. Roosovelt wert to Bridgeport, Conn., on tho Sylph today, to meet her eldest son, Theodore, and go to Cambridge, where he will enter Harvard. Lost All Ho Had. New York, Sept. 25. James H. M. nmsvenor. a millionalro and Wall street financier, died suddenly on the elevated train today. Prominent Frenchman Dead. Paris, Sept. 25. Godfrey Cavaignac, ex-minister of war, and prominent in 'the Dreyfus case, Is dead. The Spa CANDY FACTORY Oar Fresh Home Made Con fectionery is Strictly Pare and Wholesome. 382- State Street. W. T. BTOLZ, F. G, MEYEB8. RUSSIAN METHODS (Four O'clock Edition.) Pekin, Sept. 25. At the Pckin rail wny station today, as a train carrying one of tho four missions ordored abroad to study foreign political methods was leaving, n bomb wns exploded insido a prlvnto car, killing four minor officials and wounding over 20 other persons. Tho wounded include Princo Tsai Toho, who Jh the hood of the most important of the mission nnd Wn Tung Fang, ox-minister to the United States, both of whom received slight Injuries. Tho. perpetrator of the outrngo, who was in tho car was blown to pieces. government. Tho eovornment offices and rnilwnys nro now strongly guarded, Tho edict appointing tho missions mentioned in the foregoing dispatch was issued July 10th. A dispatch from Pekin August 20th says tbo missions wero appointed to study foreign sys tems of government becnuso tho Dow nier Empress intended to Issuo n decroo at tho new yoar for tho establishment of it parliament 12 years hence. LAND FRAUDS (Four O'do k Edition.) Portland, Sept. 25. In tho Wllllnm son trial Honoy finished tho opening ar gument at noon. Ho laid great stress on the congressman's being tho princi pal of tho alloged conspiracy. Ho will bo followed this afternoon by tho at torney for tho defense. o YELLOW FEVER (Four O'Clock Edition.) Now Orleans, Sept. 25. Up to noon 20 new cnaos and two deaths woro re ported. Tho donth rato slnco Septem ber 1st, Is 0.87 por cent. PREMATURE FIRE WORKS (Four O'cloek Journal.) Brooklyn, Sopt. 26. It Is reported nt police beadquartors that the fireworks fnctory at Varack Avenue and Anthony streot wns blown up, six killed and a scoro hurt this afternoon. Brooklyn, Sept. 25. One boy was killod and four persons badly hurt by tho oxploslon, Jailed Gouncilmen. (Four O'Clook Edition.) Omaha, Sept. 96. Five members of tho-oouncll woro sentenced to 30 days in jail and pay tho costs of an Injunc tlon suit. They are- accused of vlolat- Ing a court ordor by which they h.ad been enjoined from passing an ordl nanco and were cited for contempt. Gounollman Dyball, Bash, Bvans, Hunt ington and Sebraeder are doing timo. o Building Collapsed. (Four O'clock Edition.) Buffalo, N. V., Sept. 25. A brick building on West Ferry street this af- tornopn collapsed, carrying down 0 workmen, injuring two, probably fatal- ly. Seven aro missing, and it Is be lieved they are burled in the ruins. o Koraura Goes Home, (rour O'Clock Edition.) Now York, Sept. 25. Komura will start for Japan Wednesday. Ho will go to Vancouver, and sail on the steam er Empress of India October 2d. o More Insurance Graft. (Four O'Clock Edition,) Chicago, Sept. 25 Attorney-General Steed arrived this afternoon to inr vestigato tho Western LIfo Indemnity! Oompany. ' o Church Collapsed. Dome, Sept. 25. Twelve workmen were buried today by the eollapse of a sew church. SHIPPERS DICTATE RATES Railroad President Says the: Roads Are at the Mercy of the Packers Chicago, 8opt. 35. President A. B. Stlcknoy, of tho Chlcngo & Gront West ern, was a witness for tho dofenso this morning in tho suit In tho federal court In tho enso of tho intcrstnto com morco commission against 18 railrond. Ho said: "Tho packers practically dlo tato to tho railroads tho rates they shnllny. Tho roads woro unablo to rofuso tholr domnnds. Tho packers ask n rate, tho roads quoto ono, and tho packers demand lowor rates which Woro granted. Tbo packers demnnd nnoth - or reduction, saying somo roads will mnko It. Tho roads nro distrustful of onci, 0thor, and tho packers nover fall to got tho rato It wants. o- A Itcstaurnnt Business. (Four O'Clock Edition.) Now York, Sopt. 25. Morton this nftornoon snid tho Equttablo tho Cnfo Savnrln ns soon ns possible Ho snid ho found It in this condition, nud must do tho bost ho can. Ho dou't.liko tho restaurant business for insuranco com missions. Bought Gorman Guns. (Four O'Clock Edition.) Borlln, Sept. 25. General Crosier, chlof of ordlnnnco of tho United States nrray, hns just left Germany nf tor placing orders for howitzers for Amorlcnn use. Crozlor says tho war department finds there nro no howitz ers compared with tho German. Mooro's Nico Llttlo Class, When Becorder Mooro convened court this morning eight men an swered roll cnll, Two wero flontcd, two donated $5 each to tho city treasurer, and tho rcmalndor wero put to work nt tho city hall, Tho offenses thoy woro booked for varied from kooplng Into hours, and using nbusivo language to an ofllcor, to getting drunk. Follow ing is tho roll call: Harry Nelson, 0. E. Bornhardt, Mnrtln Fcoloy, John Chnrles, John Brady, John Johnson, John Dee and Harry Davis, Wednesday Only OUR 247th WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE SKVtV I I Jtflft I SEE BIG AD ON PAGE THREE TWO EDITIONS DAILY, AT 2'-30 P. M. AND 4:Q0 P. M- GREAT BLAZE AT BUTTE Fire Yeeterday Destroyed Six Full Blocks, Doing Dam age of $1,000,000 Butte, Mont., Sept. 25. Firo caus ing a loss estimated at about $1,000,000 today consumed tho ontiro business por tion of Butto lying betweon tho Sho dalr block nnd Benshnw nlloy, on tho south sido of West Park etreot, and half destroyed tho public library. Tho firo call was turned in at 8:40 a. m. At noon tho entlro four-story Synions structure wns n mass of flames And tho public librnry and othor places woro burning simultaneously. At 1 1 o'clock Mayor MacGlnnlss nnnouncod tho firo under control, I Had tho blnzo onco crossed Main street into tho old buildings on tho j north b!(1o of Park streot, or hnd It not ' been checked nt tho Ronshnw Hall I building, Butto would bo suffering to 'day from a $5,000,000 firo. As It beenmo evident that tho blazo was llablo to swoop tho town out of oxistenco neighboring towns wero no tified, n-nd rcspondod promptly. Tho firo brigndos from tho big mines also turned out, nnd in a llttlo whilo nil tho firo machinery nnd mon in Silver Bow county wero nt work on tho blaze. Tho firo stnrtcd nt 8:40 Sunday morning, and was not under control until 2i40 In tho nftornoon. Tho totnl loss Is osti um tod at $1,000,000. Bu4to, Sopt. 25. Revised estimates of tho firo loss yesterday places tho flgnros at botwoon $800,000 nnd $1,000, 000. Lnto this afternoon tho blocks of debris still gavo out n volutno of smoke, nnd tho firomen nro still work ing. Twolvo business lioiuwi woro de stroyed, nnd numerous others seriously dnmnged. Fires stnrtcd In many build ing blooks from tlo sccno of tho fire, but prompt work by firemen nvortod tho spread of tho flnmes, Tho origin of tho firo remains n mystery, but it is believed to bo duo to nn oxploslon of coal gas boilers. Eight porsons woro moro or less hurt by falling walls, o Making Paper Roads. Cincinnati, O., Sept. 25. Tho tional Good Bonds Association voncd in this city today. Na-con- For our Mld-Weok Special we offer an EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN Taffeta Silk Petticoats I In colors Gray, Black, Bluo, Greoa, Garnet and Brown, with a 12- Inch ac cordion plaited ilounco with corded bottom taffeta silk dust rufile latest style an exceptional bargain at $4.85 Sale begins at 7 a. m. Wednesday. Be among the curly shoppers. TeiSSonA ii.,..lse ,...- a