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-Kli qm'immw TtrT'',flVT' " r " T" -lry- DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, -4" ASSOCIATED PRESS DAILY. ,- i VOL. H. SALEM, (XREGON, WJSDNJSSDAY, AUGUST l, I8. 2TO.-2l I AFa N 1 1 J JJ fill 0L0 SOL'S VICTIMS, TheDNew York List Reaches Nearly 200, for Infants and Children. MOTHERS, Do You Know thal rarfgot,o, Batemnn's Drops, Godfrey' Cordial, many o-called Boothlnff Syrup, aud most remedies for children ore composed of opium or morphine? nt You Know Hint opium and morplilnc arc luper lnjr narcotic iwlson j r no You Know that In most countries drujreUUnte not permitted losellnnrrotlci without labeling1 them poisons f Bo You Know that you ihould not permit any medicine to be given yrmrcliIM tuitcjsyouoryour physician know of what It Is composed; Bo You Know that Caslorla is n purely vegetable preparation, and that a !lt ot lis Ingredients Is published vrlth every bottle 1 nn You Kiio-vthatCastorlatstleiuccrlDtlonoftliefaMtiiMlir.M-.mn.n.ii,i... That It ha been In use for nearly thirty jtt.ru, and that mors Castoria h now sold tlwi of all other remedies for children combined I no You Kiiiiw that the Talent Offlcc tcpaitif.cnt of the 1,'nltid Mater, uti J of other couutriei, hae Ustied exclusive rlaht to Dr. Vllclie.' tt.i' liU asMgm to ue the Mot.I CnBtorla " nnd Its formula, and that to Imllale Ihem h u state prhvDii olTciifef Ho You Know that one or the reasons for grautti'i; this jfovcrnnicut prolcctlou wMtecsuseCastorla had been proven to be nluiolutcly IinrmlCHO'. . - no Vim Know that 35 average tlowa of Caslorla are fun lhcd for -3 cculu, or ouc cent a dose? o You Know that when posses led of this perfect preparation, jourihlldieujjuy teltpt well, and that you may have inbiiCcn rest? Vcll, tllcHM l:tiK arc worth Luawluff. Tley nic facta. STREWN WITH '.DEAD HORSES. I Tho Service Inadequate to Care for the Victims, The fncnli?i wltriiature rfZz& ' 1h on every wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ESsz&zmmswM&Mwsami Always After More, AT We are always after more customers, and you are always after more goods for the; money, We give you more and better goods for the money than you can buy elsewhere, and that's why we have .:iore customer Our prices on reliable E! A shoes are not foun HTl) jJT" at other stores,Good shoes, and shoes that fit and wear well, are what we offer you "We save our custom ers from 15 to 25 per cent on all pur chases E.T.BARNES. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. MONMOUTH, OREGON. A. IFSininr tnii.l . & . 1 r f 1 1 . t -I , t nrV. i.iulia n t f . . "K .viiuui lor icaciicrs. ocmorycar wnoiiy proicuiuuai. iwemy "hm KDOIoey and central and tnwl.1 tlinl. t.unt wn1rinf irarhlnir in tralnlnc ilcnart. ..' Twining school of nine grades, with two hundred children. Regular normal course Ij i!""' T1,e Normal Diploma is recognised by law as a state life certificate to teach. Int., Mr "" i0i'Q at Normal uming uau M.50 per wee, rurmsnea roon whu tl ,,' Kc t0 il P" week- Board nnd lodging in private families $2.50 to $3.50 per tttVt rul"on SUD- Normal $5 per term ot ten weeks' normal, f 0.3? per term 01 ?" '! from reputable schools accepted. Catalogue cheerfully furnished on aj tttlOO. ten appli- f0f,Vj L,. Campbell, President. P'W A. WANN, Sec. of Faculty 77tf UW?S: GRAY BROS.. icm0IU Hatdwafef Stoves and Tinware, S1 'LOSE. mrvrria. g TINKLERS. SALEM, OR. SUNDRIES. The Willamette Hotel. READING HOTEL OK THE CITY. RtOi 145 Poiatt ol Ini,' . MPCera"t lloeral. Electric cars leave hotel (or alllpubllcbuildingi "west, bpeclal rates will be given to permanent patrons. : given to permanent patrons. A.. I. WAGNER 'EXCELSIOR - STABLE- S CH'ANSEN, MANAGER. K "! Sfufctton gmranteed. Stabl baclc'of State Inwrance blcck 1 j In New York. Nkw York, Auk. 12. Ycstcrdiy whs ii day of Tearful heat und lias added 11 jinge of fatalities ami sulTcr liiKinorc remarkable tlian Its nrodc cessois. In Xow York ell y, In llrook lytt and all adjacent towns, and throughout, tho stntes of New York and New Jersey, tho reports of deaths and prostrations overshadow the rec ord of any day In many years. In this city alone the death list for 24 hours has footed up to more than 100 names. Brooklyn adds about 20 to the list, and the lieat victims In suburban towns bring the total up to 150. Jlcn and women walking along the streets have dropped In their tracks aud died boforo physicians could be summoned, and others have died as though stricken by a plague. Many factories closed and outdoor workers liavo been compelled to drop their tools aud find shelter during the hours when tho sun was hottest. Par ticularly among policemen and letter carriers has the suffering been intense, and many have been compelled to top work. The hospitals of this city were crowded to their full capactlty, while tho tloctors and nurses Imvcbcen kept at work night and day, until many of them havcsuccumbcd to tho strain. The department of public works has come to tho relief of the tenement house districts, and forces of men with lioso carts arc patrolling tho streets of these sections and Hooding them with water from tho hydrants. Men, women and children rush In groups under the streams from tho hose, aud tho night scenes among tenements as tho relief parties mako their rounds aro unprecedented. Unless today brings rain, many prostrations aro looked for In tho Madison Square, Garden meeting, and preparations nro being made for a special forco of medical men and spec ial ambulances. The thermometer has for tho past six 'nights fallen but a few degrees from tho limits registered during tho hottest part of tho day. Tho heat Monday night held stationary ut 81 degrees until 4 o'clock Tuesday morn Inc. As soon as tho sun began to as cend, the thermomeer did likewise, until oil previous records for August were broken. There were indications this forenoon that tho torrid spellbinder which this section suffered, with only 11 slight In termission for two weeks, had drawn to a close. Tlioheat was Intolerable all night. At 8 a. in. tho thoremomc tcrsdown town marked 85 In tho shade, the ofllclal record being 3 degrees less. A brisk breeze tempered tho fervid rays or tho sun, oven with a humidity of 70 per cent. Between 2 und 7 o'clock, the police had been notified of six deaths, as a result of tho heat. At 0 o'clock the police record showed that sixteen persons had been treuted forsunstroke,slnco2a. m. Six deaths by heat and many cases of prostra tion were reported In Brooklyn from midnight to 10 this morning. The Windy City. Chicago, Aug, 12,-The- deadly effects of tho high temperature, how ever, continued. Many fatar cases of sunstroke were reported up to mid night, with the list still Incomplete. About GO cases of prostration, more or ipsa serious, occurred. A shower, last evening, sensibly cooled tho air, but persons driven will probably never PROGRESS IN CUBA, Goes Away, j.- only for a short time. The number of - insane, ly the heat bo ktiown, but Its effects In that direction may lw es- tlmatcd from the fact that during the week 21) persons have been locked , Weylof's Telegraphic EditOT up in 1110 detention nosiiitai, an or whom havo bocnfarlven crW by tho heat. There ore about 800 dejul horses uurciunvcd frm tho stroctsMho city belli,; itnablnji to secure suftlcIctit as sistance to cart as many away as dully succumb to the hoot. 'The inayor has Issued an order guaranteeing $10 to anyone who will remove one of the cadavers. WASHINGTON FOR BRYAN st Three Conventions Endorse the Democratic Nominee; KLLUNSIIUlta. WllSll.,AUK. ll'.TllO Democratic 1'opullst and free silver conventions met hero today. The Democratic state convention was called to order by J. K. Edijilston, vice-chairman of the stato central committee. Row Mr. Oiling Invoked the divine blessing, after which Ed- rr mlston announced that C. II. Warner, of Colfax, had boon selected as tem porary chairman. -n "Warner took the chair, and nJado a short speech. Ho advised modera tion, and stated that ho believed tho best results could bo secured by the union of all free silver Interest. W. II. White, of King county, Hhen Introduced a resolution that the chairman of tho convention ap point a committee of three to visit the Populists and frco silver conven tions and request nu appointment or like committee from . each of those conventions to confer with thin com mittee and arrange as to the number of members of on conference i" commlttcu.to bo selected after perma nent organization is affected. This conference committee to determine basis for fusion. W. II. White, of King county, .John Paul Jtidsou, Tucoma; and J. . Fcnon, Spokane; wcro appointed 011 this committee. Tho frco silver convention met In tho court house aud the mornihg ses sion was devoted to effecting a tem porary organization and to tho ap pointment of committees. Attornoy General Jones colled tho meeting to order ami Gcorgo W. Thompson, of Tacoiua, was unanimously chosen temporary chairman. Tho request of tho Democratic convention that frco silver Republicans appoint a commit; too of threo to confer with tho com mlttco from Democrat and like from tho PopullstsTfnd arrango as to tho conference committee with a view to effecting fusion was compiled with, and on that committee wus nppolnted C. G. Austin, King county, B. B. Blake, of Spokane, and A. B. Titlow, of Whitman. TUN 1'OI'UllStS. Tho Populist stato convention was called to order by Chairman Bulger, of tho stato central committee. Thomas J. MUler, of Thurston county and C. E. Cllne, of Whatcom, wore placed in nomination for temporary chairman. Cllne was elected by a vote of 200 to 152. Tho following dispatch, signed by tho chulrman of three conventions, was sent to W. J. Bryan: "Threo stato conventions, Demo cratic, Populist and frco silver Repub licans, meeting in stato convention in Ellcnsburg, send congratulations nnd promise you tho .electoral voto of tho state." In his Introductory remarks, at tho time, ho called tho convention to or der. Attorney-General Jones created eomcthlng of a sensation, by declar ing that ho had cvldcngo that Mark Hanna had emissaries In this city for the purposo of preventing a fusion and that ho ntfa had detectives here mingling with tho Populist delegate ; in order to circumvent tho desire of J frco silver Republicans and Domo- cratstoput a combination ticket in j tho Held. Spring chicken at Doty's. THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION. Japanese Residents of Houim mur dered in Gold Blood, Cuban Matters. Havana, Aug. 12. Colonel Edward Huardo, nld-de-camp to Captain-General Weyicr, and Francisco Arazoza, editor of the Gazetu, sailed from Ha vana today on tUo- steamer Clmltul Conto. Tho colonel of nrtllery at Soto "Mayo has yellow fever. Augustlh Bestod, editor of tho J'atrla, at Santiago do Cuba, and cor respondent ot the Dlarln dc la Marina, arrived hero yesterday and was greeted. A comparison of the statistics of yellow fever shows that hi 1820,63 percent of tho persons died In tho month of May and 47 per cent In tho month of Juno from that disease. Jn May this year tho deaths were 2.'1 per cent of the number of cases and for Juno were 31 per cent. Reports received frpm Puerto Prin cipe and Santiago do Cuba are Unit Maximo Gomez, remains In tho zone about Couro Insurgents havo burned and demo lished tho planatlon of Lushi, In Mil tanzas. ' At San Antonio dc los Banos a pro prictor named Domingo Hernandez, who was 70 years old; has been hanged by tho insurgents. The Formosa Revolt San Fuancisco, Aug, 12. Mall ad vices from tho Orient toll of a Re bellion which has broken out in tho center of tho island of Formosa, Hnnlm, tho camphor center, was at tacked on tho 27th of Juup. It Is sup posed tho few Japanese there, num bering about a dozen, Including tho gend'armes, wcro killed, and It Is feared that D. D. Olla, an European, had also fallen a victim. Tho town is supposed to havo been sacked aud tho loss to foreigners will bo considerable. This stato of affairs Is due to tho cruelties committed by the Japanese In tho country, and to tho nrrogunco and general misconduct of ofllclols. The Maybiick Case. London, Aug. 12. Tho secretary of stato of homo affairs, Sir Matthew Whlto Ridley, In tho houso of com mons, icplylng to a further question on tho subject, refused to communi cate to tho houso tho statement mado in his private capacity, by tho lord chief justice, Baron Russell, of Klllo- wen, with reference to tho case of Mrs. Florence Moybrlck, tho Ameri can undergoing a sentence of Impris onment for life after having been coti vlcted on tho charge of poisoning her husband, James Maybrlck. Venezuelan Affairs. London, Aug. 12. Tho standard (conservative) says that Sir William Vernon Hurcourt, tho liberal leader In parliament, has been notified that tho negotiations between London and Washington continue. "It is doubtful," says the Standard, "whether tho opposition will ralso a debate In parliament on the subject of Venezuela. drace .Extended. London, Aug. 12. A dispatch to tho Times from Cupo Town says that a proclamation has been Issued which extends tho tltno of grace for tho sur render of tho Mutubelo rebels to Sep tember 28. Fatal Accident. London, Aug. 12. At tho Novelty theater hut evening, In a stabbing scene, the spring dagger made, for stage use failed to act und an actor was stabbed to tho heart so that ho died In a few minutes i Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report 1 XV 2 Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE HANNA'S HOT METHOD ill .Have Employers Vote Their men, IOWA UNITED FOR MR. BRNAN, Democrats, Populists and Silvcrites All In Harmony. , Iowa United 1'or Uryan. Ottumwa, la., Aug. 12. The Dem ocratic stato convention promise to be lightly attended. A conference or Democrats, Populists and rrec-sllver Republicans completed a scheme for fusion, including' electoral, state and congressional tickets. As to tho electors, the Democrats have ouo, tho Populists two and tho silver Republi cans one. All stato officers goto tho Democrats, except that of auditor, which goes to tho Populists, and rail road commissioner, which goes to the silver Republicans. By an agreement, A. Van Wagoner, of Sioux City, will bo temporary chair man; J. J. Shea, of Council Bluffs, permanent chairman. Horace Boles and General Weaver will bo electors-lit-hirgo. M . F. Hcaly, of Fort Dodge, will probably bo nominated for secre tary of state; .Senator Bolton, of Logan, supremo Judge; W. G. Boles, of Sheldon, attorney-general; Robert Donohuc, of Burlington, railroad Gommleslouor; G. W. Davis, of Louisa county, auditor. The platform will Ims a terso indorsement of tho Chicago platform. ' Hanna'a Hot Methods, Chioaoo, Aug. 12. Chairman Hanna of tho Republican national commltteo, spent vory llttlo tlmo at headquarters. He spoilt most of his tlmo among money men in tho leading clubs, enlisting business men for ser vice In tho coming struggle. After looking through his mall ho took a carrlago aud drove around to see tho big manufacturers, merchants aud employers of many men. Ho Is re ported as saying the best way to reach the great armies of voters and worklngmcii Is thrjyigh thoso who employ them and to that end It Iiiib been arranged, It Is mild for employers to hold meetings In their shops and factories for tho purposo of educating employes on tho current Italics. Ho has ordered a long distance telephouo put In between headquarters hero and thoso In Now York, so that the offices can boln conhtatitcummurilcutloiinud inulntoln u complete system of ex change of reports. The tlold Democrats. lNDIANAI'OI,I, Allg. 12. ExcCUtlVO headquarters or tho national Demo cratic party havo Just been established In tho Lompko building, at Pennsyl vania and Murkot streets. W. D. Byriiim, chairman of tho national ex ecutive committee, nnd John R. Wil son, both of this city, will bo at head quarters until tho rump convention Is held on September 2. Mill Burned, Paso Roiileh, Cal., Aug. 12 Tho four story mill of tho Sperry Flour Company, wus. burned this morning, together with three adjacent cabins and blacksmith shops. Loss about $50,000.. Children Gzy fas 4itchr's Castoria. i BRYAN'S ACCEPTANCE A Monster Gathering in New York for the Event.. BRYAN NOT ABLE TO SPEAfC. His Throat Troublo Takos On an Acuto Form, Nkw Youk, Aug. 12. There was a groat gathering or Democratic politi cians nt tho Fifth Avenue hotel this forenoon. .Democrats had been com ing on trains from tho West and South for 21 hours. Thero was nlsb a sprinkling of other party men from tho Eastern states. Tho nbsenco of New York Democrats from tho gath ering, showed, conspicuously. Tho first meeting of tho day was that of tho commltteo on notification tour rimgo a meeting for tonight. Tho commltteo organized by electing Gov ernor Stouo, of Missouri, chairman. Tho roll call showed that tho only states not represented wero Maryland, Oregon, Washington and West Vlr glnla. Senator Gorman, It was un derstood, would serve as a member ot tho committee for his stato. Nkw Yonic, Aug. 12- Tho .program of tho Democratic national commlt teo tonight, Is for the commltteo to meet at tho Fifth Aveuuo hotel, nnd march to Madison Squoro Gordon. Gov. Stouo will deliver tho notifica tion speech to Bryan, who will re spond. Then with a few words Gov. Stone will present to Sowall a writ ten notice of his nomination as vice nrcsldontlal candidate who will re spond briefly. Dryan Has Throat Trouble. Nkw Youk, Aug. 12. W. J. Bryan, tho Domocratlc noiulnco for tho pre sidency, is suffering today from an at tack or acuto laryngitis. A specialist culled to attend hlm,hopes Bryan will bo ablo to deliver his speech at tho no tification meeting thlsovenlng. National Democratic Committee. Nkw Yoitic, Aug. 11. Democratic national commltteo met today. Sena tor Gorman, offered a resolution that tho chair appoint a commltteo of 23,to bo known us executive committee; a committee of 25, to bo known as camp aign committee, chairman Jones to bo ox-ofllclo member of each committee. Resolutions Vere adopted wlthouldls- sent, Gorman followed them up with these: Resolved, That tho campaign com mittee, when appointed, shall In con junction with tho chairman of the na tional committee solcct a pormanont headquarters for tho national com mittee. It Is tho belief hero that the headquarteiu of tho national com mittee will bo located In Wnshlngtdii, with branches In New York and Chicago. Heat at Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Aug. 12. Up to 11 four deaths und scores of prostrations have been reported to the pollco head quarters. At 8 this morning tho thermometer, at the weather bureau, registered 83, one degree cooler than yesterday, hut the thermometers on tho streets ranged from 7 to w degrees higher. Shortly after 0 a westerly breezo tempered tho scorching rays of sun. Sthaw Goods. The New York Racket wnnts to close out all klnd3 of straw hata for men and boys, also linen dusters and coats, anu Ham mocks. Now Is tho tlmo to get a bar gain. Cull and see. d2wl vM