Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 05, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw y . &, V Daily Capital Journal BY HOKBR DROTHttHB, MO'DA1, APRIL , 1SS7. The ItejmWkarw bad ISO raajertty fa the list cosgresw. I the present congress t bey bate SO. Of coarse, a hiyal a wrrant of tbe tank noeBoly s rx-OsjfrwBWS Cocker bad t be wade .Wer U Brazil. l"jm Union County Farwen To reap all tlie be8t of ytwr traps especially a mgar beet crop, y nh4 baTegocrl rtwdn. Here' wefort and healing fr eoalWeBce,'-beate8 jM DewosraW?. Baw f G! kad I Uowe 1 free la the neir tariff bill. JOURNAL " RAYS. Directed Vpoa tie Oregsa Patfaetaas - and PaMEe Men. Lid Aberdeen, wife of the gr crnor rewral of Canadj, has been ofKrten a eeiutcalktfi orator for Chicago university. SupU Derby of the State fair I tile tUhl roan for the place. He will not allow a few horse Jockejs to run tire whole shebang. IVuple who impend their salaries be fore tliey get them war 'earn how u are money If their warrants are not cubed quite too promptly. (UA. Fred Grant has no use for the XeKlHlejr adojinlftlrallon since It rfwM offer hiru nothing better than HaMMHt esretary of war The slate printing and blndlmr scandal threatens to disrupt the party In the state or Iowa that hat run ihlng there for forty years. It Is ery gratifying to The Jocn MALtokoow that quite a number of building enterprises are contemplated for the ensuing year. Ex-Senator John II. Mitchell an nounces his belief that the Mantle case precedent will be adhcard to, and that Mr. Corbett will not be seated. It would seem as If tne White Rib bon women and Mr. Gladstone were the only one who arc dead In earnest about Interfering to prevent the ex termination of the Cretan. Tin authorship of one profane 'poem "Little Breeches" has made Col. John Hay minister to St. James. There Is no surplus of Btatcmnnslilp these days. Because a man Is sent to the legisla ture or congress It docs not follow he shall participate In wrong-doing. The principle of non-consent Is not sufll clently enforced, Senator Hoar wants to make It a crime "to-refuse to partic ipate." That Is a dangerous doctrlno. There Is a striking Identity In tlio executive. Ideas and administrative methods of Governor Hudd.Lord and Rogers. One tan Republican, ono n Populist and one a Democrat. All three seem to lte strong champions of tho people. May they continue to servo them faithfully, On April 13 Mr. Bryan will drop over to Vushlrigton to attend tho an nual dinner celebrating tho birthday of Tit. Jefferson. This will bo given under Mia susblcos uf tho Association of Democratic Clubs of tho United State, unci In tho wuno hotel whore, In I8W, was celebrated the first re membrance of Jefferson's birthday In this cotintr). t., ,., .. - The Iowa Statu Register, Hep., Is unearthing extilft fraud and Job bery In JuttH. ltsu: Tho UcglsUr continue Urn battle until till oxpeidlture.inri.reducod to a u busliivfti bails, Urn Kluto (lettt p.ltd oil and taxett rodntstnl." In Orogunjoveryinuii who hits tukou this position in otlioe or out has been denounced nii "u il -d Populist," until that alu liuvo Iwon almost us IracUtMl from tho Ropubllnau party. Tho fact is lh Oregon fetulc Koyorn uient lh;riotj'6t"rcduciHl ton business basis," by a long hliot. Secretary Kin cald and Govornor Lord huvo shukoti offwimu orthe barnaoliw but they linvo boon vory consorvatlvo about using tho broom and disinfectant. CtU J5CT3XX.,X. (Ml mm W 6r . "c'i . '-!-ry-T . zecsat tit Uirr vt Te OreMfaa ij Brother Drfrer. awWle-asw wbfie satferftg' frMbrsrUlrrorUw lm?lmtfT lacidtr 1I Um& iMlnd teen "oOenni tmjmhf Use Mgte afito tal In tw ftote." Itat, Ik 4M't My what for. TIM wmimntr (KMNmhoI Ofrfafon seeKlbe tfwt Dr. Drftw mate tnjm j of ktaHelf la tfce WBfa- UK. Tbe&stawMi thiaks Sate Has mojm Mte MMMicy unWbwmt u, riMsa wrtd Me. Does It refer to tkt atcrmtmr that Is still lying !a 9tKves sfttcftt . The eltr health osimiUee asd aas- Itery aaUwrlty If we hot aaT are ex wra(d It was a est Mat saraad tae diphtheria. A Saata Rosa, Gal., paper had tab adrartlaMaaat: Fr mie, a ae hafldor. Will oat aayUiibg. Is very toM ewlwrea" a ThaAshhiiKl Tvwr Talk has this anaeaoceiiient: "I. W. Barrtet has Jast receired fniKH IVrtlaad a Pl)oth Rock rooster. He will faralsh etrgs at 0 coats a settlag." Ashland Town Talk: Some, my Uie sugar beot Is the only silratton of Oregon farmers, while dead beats are tlie damnation of the buslaes men of this and every other country. Thursday the Illlhee club of Solem will be turned over to the ladies. The ladies are preparing to order their husband to stay at home with the babies, and they propose to hang out to their hearts content or latter. It Is not true that Cleveland and bis wife are generated. Ills divorce from the Democratic party Is com plete. Klamath Falls Express: Brother Kaiser, of the valley Record, has ap parently succumbed to the highcj ed ucation, or personal charms, of some fair maiden of the Klumalli reserva tion. The Jouiinal's Item about Dr. G lllls curing Govornor Lord's deafness Is being copied In many state ex changes. Dr. Glllls will owe tbnX Ray man quite an advertising bill. UThe House-Still in Session. WHS HON f Provided fora-vessef toGarry-Snp- Jpfiesto India. WAeHJ.wrox, April 5. There was abrfef. $eslBcr the hoae followed by an sdjotfraaaent to iiext Wednes day la pr3sBce of the policy which has been determined upon. The only lNMfaess transacted was the adoption of the senate reralntlou providing for chartering a vessel to carry food to the famine sufferers of India. In cidentally ifcMlllln suggested an aeodaeRl condemning England's nattooal policy. Terry made a per sonal explanation that bis objection to Bailey's programme for closlog the Diogtey tariff bill debate had not teen animated by pique at the result of the contest for'Democratlc candi date for speaker of the house, as was E. J JlcClanahan of Eugene, con signed two pair of Chinese pheasants to Major F. M. Houston, quartermas ter of the Virginia military Institute at Lexington, Virginia. The birds are for propagating purposes and arc probably the first cvor shipped into that state. The time for the arrival of good times has again been put off Congress man Fletcher sav. In his opinion It may bo looked for In n year, or a year and a half after tho present congress gets through with tho tariff bill. Wouldn't thathavo been a vote-getter last November if it had been well explained? Still we must not bo un reasonable. It takes time to effect Industrial changos. Trontmrer Kern, of Umatilla county, has Issued a call for county warrants aggregating, principal and Interest, $12,000. This Is ono of the largost, If not tho largest, crln call ovcr made In riimtlllu county. It will redeem all scrip registered between July 1, 181)3, and Septomborl, 1803. Hon. Audrow Snldor, or Lakovlew, ono of tho most prominent residents of Southeastern Oregon, died at Lake- view Maroli 27. Mr. Snydor was a membor of tho stato legislature In 1801, and received tho Republican nomination for senator In 1802, but defeated, llowusborn In Stuttgart, Germany, about 08 years ago. Tho Northern Paclilo is tho only lino making direct connection at Spo kuno for ull points In tho mining ter ritory, suuh us Northport, Rowland, Trail, Knslo, Nelson and other points now attracting attention of all por sons In the oast iiiul west. Via this lino you can leave Portland at 11 a. tu. commencing Sunday, March 28, and rcnahatiyof tho mining routers tho following afternoon. By using this lino vou can au n luyovor of 60 hours in Spuknno, and the exiwnsoattaohed to It. For map of tho Kootenai coun try, giving fgll particulars. In regard to tho mining Industry, ole., call onor wilto Thomas, Watt & Co., agents. Siilom, Or.,2u0 Couimorclul htrcot. tf Tho color given oloth by "Porfoo tlmi'1 Uyoi does not fade or crock. Insist on having "Prfwtlun Dyes, For tulo hy ull druggists. tf &jK mjf j'.'nxA. rdC&8&e' ra tut; mH ir FEARFUL .Destitution Now in Chicago.) Fifty- Thousand Wle Me 26,000 Destitute. and Attorney n. D. Stoker, Jr secre tarrof tbeGotd aad Silver dab, of nnnMnniu urBd thb atoralBg fmmi'hiMtr Mr. Stoker has been making a psrsoaal lavesUgatloa of theDoorofChleago. DarlgBU stay n- tim. mta? the destl- tute, visiting their boaies aad aoTels, the county agent's relief bolldln?, In terviewed tbe chief of polK presi dent of the board of coenty commis sioners, coanty ageat for tbe poor and many other officials of lesser Impor tance. Mr. Stoker, la an Interview said: "No period In tbe history of Chl cogo has been marked with such gen eral dissatisfaction and distress as that which is found there at tbe pre- charged by certain newspapers. After the usual routine buiness, sent time No matter which way James Hamilton Lewis, a Democratic turned I found idle men and discour- member elect from the state of Wash ington, was escorted lo the bar of the and the gaunt wolf of starvation is houe by Bailey and took tbe oath of office Terry rose to a question of personal tbe present time oyer 50,000 idle men privilege and announced his position with reference to McMlllIn. Terry explained that he bad no ill feeling resulting from tbe contest for speakership, but he bad objected to the extension of an hour because Dingley's proposition was to Include an understanding that a vote should be taken on the amendments In gross and such an arrangement would have deprived the Democratic members of an opportunity to demand a separate vote on the retroactive amendment to the tariff bill- Speaking of tlie amendment, Terry remarked that It was now the "object of animadversion throughout the United States." Thereupon Dlngley aro?e, Interpos ing; "This is hardly a question of personal privilege, but I will not ob ject to it." Terry, despite protests from mem bora wlio tried to choko him off, then continued his explanation for half an hour. This over, the Joint resolution from the senaae providing forcharter Ing 3 vessel to carry food to the fam inc sufferers of India was called up by Grout. McMillan said that be did not want to stand in the way of charity, but this was the time for plain talk, when he declared "tho sad spectacle is presented of the United States hav ing to contribute charity to the starv ing subjects of Great Britain in one part of the world, while she Is bom barding suffering Christians In an other part of the world." (Anplause on the Moor and In the galleries,) Cannon said that no proceeding bad given the country more satisfaction than tho relief sent to tho famine suf ferers of Ireland and of Russia. Can non said he found much to condemn in Ehgland's policy, but ho did not propose to offer a gift with one nana and throw a stono with tho other. "While we aro providing for the suffering poor we should point out why they havo become poor,"declared Simpson, "It was a historical fact that while we were contributing to suffering Ireland, eyery ship that sailed from Ireland bore her products to Englaud as a tribute to tho abson- tco landlordism, of that country." aged hearts. Tramps fill the streets staring Into about 28,000 the desolate homes or families There is at Thecounty agent Informed that there is three tiroes as many as there was this time last year Out of 12,409 starving men and women assisted by the coanty authorities, with a short space of time, only 17 were single men, and tbe remainder being classed as follows: Married, 9,037; widows, 2,318; dc&ertcd, 817; and widowers, 220. Since the first of January tbe county of Cook has expended 169,000 to keep a part of the Inhabitants of Chicago from literally starving or freezing to death. "The sum of W9,000does not include the contributions made by charitable organizations and charitabley In clined persons, which the chief of police estimated at 375,000 more. The saddest sight I ever witnessed was last Thursday morning at 126 Clinton street In Chicago. At tbe Invitation of President nealey, of the board of county commissioners, I witnessed the distribution of the day's rations to several hundred men, women and children. And I must say that they acted more like hungry wolves than human beings. One poor unfortunate, whiln standlm; In line, fell to the floor from the lack of sufficient food. One of the county officials Informed me that out of 779 calls made by these unfortunates by tbe county physic ians hired for that purpose, over 600 cases of sickness was caused by reason of lack of proper nourishment. "And to think of all this when our granaries are bursting with the pres sure of bountiful harvest; and our far mers haye no end of produce to sell "These poor men, women and chil dren by the thousands hungry, be cause they have not the money to buy corn at 20 cents a bushel. Starvation In the midst of plenty, and yet our gold friends Inform us that there Is an overproduction of everything. How foolish! They also tell us In the face of this destitution that there Is "plenty of money.' Where Is it? Tied up In a few eastern banks. How true were the words of Bacon, the English phil osopher, when comparing money to manure. He 6ald: 'If gathered In heaps It does no good:on the contrary, It becomes offenslve;but belng'spread, - .W UVVUWW W..WUW. .W,W VV.n f. .,, Why was It, ho asked, that India, thnut-li ever so thlnlv. it enriches the whoso people were producers, were wuoiQ country.' " starving becacse of one year of Mlw tQ Chca(,0 politics, Mr. drought? iStockersald: "It is only a matter of "is It notn tact turn ireiano i was howmuch plurallty q narrlson prosperous untll-England broke flown. Jn get ror mayor The Demo. horbyitcm of protection?" Walkcrl Mto ,, ,,, ,. orn nIf . . Interrogated, It was tho English landlord system whloh ruined Ireland . and India, Simpson asbcrted, and added: "It (seating out tho vitals of this country. Wo aro traveling the same road aud It will only be a few years before wo will bo appealing to tho charity of other countries." Tho resolution vas adopted by unanimous consent, and at 1:15 tbe Iiouso adjourned to Wednesday next ovgtcoiCajfL. & -tn rm jf &?.. 'XjCV-LS,,Tj.j'j u -i yy, r-wvv-vc--4 tM W crata and People's party are united in Chicago and are forcing the silver issue under tho leadership of ex-Governor Altgeld, Thoy will give the gold men tho worst defeat they ever experienced. Mr. Harrison has tho masses or tbe peoplo behind him and Is sure to win The Republicans of Chicago are all splltup, having two Independent can didates besides tbe regular Republican nominee, Judge Sear. Chicago realizes thatCarter narrlson, tbe elder, was the best mayor they eyer bad, and believe that his son would follow his fafier's footsteps." You should tn Dawson's Bitters. Old housekeepers will tell you that hot ter "rots class. You Jaiaw n uica - 6 S3 n GOL C. H. MACK, - DENTIST., SaweMr to "Dr. J. M. Keene, old Wv rWnr Sln UT. fame dimvt - .- nnmiletu at xaoderalt feeVin anr IruM-V? i Tr !.! . , -, u IMORTGAGK LOfi j On iide property at 7 per cent. Oa fc, i! ! land seconty at 8 per cent. Safe loanj jsaJI for inrestcn. Insarance enectej n r-W'l MJCT IODIC,. UIlil J1U1K. Broker, room No. 2, Bath bank bil;,- PT UMAU:nrr gdnUHftf makes glassware brilliantly clean in warm water or coW. Delightful to use for glass or suv, - Saves your hands-saves your time, your strength, your . ou -u,rt- XnA& onlv by temper, ovm cu; ""- - .... r -rue- n K. TAIRBANK COMPANY. , .. i.VL1 ."-vi. Rta. FWMtM- SFw. JiXJrH2a3 Great Preparations for War, Commander-in-Chief Selected for South African Forces. London, April 5. In connection with the warlike aspect of affairs in Europe and South Africa, it is signifi cantly announced that Lord Wolsely the British commander-in-chief, ac companied by his ald-dc-canip, will soon start for Gibraltar, in order to inspect that fortress. The preparations against eventuali ties in the Transvaal are bein- stead ily pushed forward. A reprc:eutative of. the Associated Press lus learned from war office sources that a general to command the British forces has been selected, and tins iwn asked to prepare a plan for the campaign against the Boers, including the num ber and description of the troops of different branches of the service, etc., which bt. udgcs will be necessary to bring the military operations to a successful conclusion. This general, who Isfamllar with African fighting, has replied that 10, 000 British regulars will be sufficient, as he counts on the 40,000 troops.white and black, which ara already there, while he does not consider that tbe Boers, even if able to do so, will put 40,000 armed men in tbe field, and one-half of these, he believes, will be required to guard the towns,jforts,etc. The details of President Kruger's claim against Great Britain for in demnity, as a result of the Transvaal raid, are now dafinitely known. In addition to 677,933, which Is said to be the expense which the railway and telegraph companies, burgers, etc., suffered, the Transvaal demands 1,000,000 for general damages. This appears as a seperateand additional item. Colonel Francis Rhodes, the brother of Cecil Rhodes, explained before the parliamentary committee that the costof engineering the raid was 250, 000. A sensation among the members of the committee is expected on next Tuesday, when Charles Leonard, one of tho members of the Johannesburg committee, is to present an exhaus tive statement, dealing with the grievances of Ultlandersorthe Trans vaal. Heartburn cured -by Diwso'i's Bitters YOU Will tip VAT L-nnvv Ilia c.Mn tlon of dying until you dye with "Per lection' rivpQ .. tf SAVE YOUR QRA1N. Few realize that each squirrel de Btroys JljSO worth of grain annually. Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Ext& m... i . fcU. ""i3" euecuve and economical poison known. Price re duced to 30 cent. For salebyGTw uV ' " "! ana i, u otone. d&wAinjA, CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. nto-If 2S& WIT Ynn nan flJ ....& "Perfeenou-'DyUtheS1oTorns Dermanpnt. rir,,,.o, ,."".. color.ls ialeT bfcwBiuemxor STATE NEWS. The angora goat men will meet in Dallas 00 April 10. Arvii Pwdlne of Medford Oregon was arrested Saturday for stealing five hogs He was sent to Jail pending trial. Since the tax-roll for 1S7 was deliv ered to the sheriff in Wasco county, the collections have been about S22000, leaving about 3,000 delinquent. Gamblers and prostitutes will not have full sway in Astoria says Sheriff Hire even though the council license it. The sheriff will enforce the state law. Tbe Oregon City wheelmen organ ized an -utine cycle club with Clark pre-ident,E E. Williams vice-president, F. W. Greenman secretary-tri-asurer. Cor.ttesare playiDg havoc on Willow creek, in Malheur county, killing calve. John Weaver has lost 00 head, and Ij i,es! Kennedy a considerable nu . ' -r. James Jordan, aged SI, and an early pin :ev r of Southern Oregon, died T miday April 1, of cancer of the stomach. He left a widow and 11 children, and a lio-t of friends. William Zimmerman, for 20 years a Bentnn county farmer, died at his home, near Philomath, Saturday morning, llis disease wa con?umr. tion, and he was about 40 years old. Saturday tbe property of the cloth ing firm of L. E. Blain Company of Albany was bold. The stock was val ued at 316,000 and.sold to W. L. vauce for 512,000 the total debt Is 511,500. The Ashland Building & Loan Asso ciation proposes to disincorporate. The association was organized in 1&S9, and has done considerable business during the time intervening. Mrs. B. Bonney died in Woodburn last Friday on her 85th birthday. She was an Oregon pioneer, crossing the plains in 1847, and settling in the Wil lamette valley, where she has since resided. Robert Baty died 0' valvular disease of the heart at the Gladstone hospital Friday noon. He liyed in Clackamas county all his life, the family home being on Dickey prairie, near Molalla. He left a widow and five children. If you want to dye use "Perfection" Dyes. tf "GREATEST OR EARTH." Dr. MUes Restorative Nervine. MrV.R- T-Cal(lweU. Is book-keeper ir the First National Bank of Fulton. Ky hJJ? completely run down. My nerve oecatno bo unstrunc turouch loss of IiIm awauo all night long, anait took but littiJ M jrtt 2 w( Yi . . . tt. X, UALDWZLlI " hj snaso mo nn so that t vi,i . ... auena to my businfKa W. 1 u1, Pfsirjly connection viththUI , ,?hold. In heaviness about the stim i'T "&, different parts of y bKbjLDi P In reduced art&'lpnw Dr. Milec' neAmM. I,,""4. lo lry first procured a .h,i k...... . CrVlne 1 uau usoa thu ud I 7.?,;"" "' me time ranowon my third ii,i . Y!nltalJ. I sleep soundlyand efttynei,a.,d ttm ttb'ato I could not poaibly dinf,arljr,methlnB Nvlno NK,?SMirKSSSfi!. Fulton. Kv. r""rarWl-' mx. 1 i " 1 rTTr wuni Dr. Miles' Nervine Riore, T",c ...Health WOLZ'S MAI WJLZ L MIESCKE Proc: Dsalars in all kinds of fresh and salt nnai Lara in oqik, ;u a iu v.ocapcst meat la k. VKO ttj UJCUi, , VMU1UCICU1 St. SALEM WATER tt OfHce: Willamette Hotel Builds t For water service apply at office. I'jj, payable monthly in advance. Mafc C. H. LANE, iIMINTTili it t CTsai?rcisl t Siini pySaits $1$ npw&rds. PantsS npwinir CORN CHOP AND CORN at the old reliable leedj storeof BREWSTER &i Wri.Tt, 91 COURT ST.Z - SALEM. J, F GILMORE, Successor to While & Gdmore, Lime, Cement, Lath, Plaster, Corn and Corn Chop. aU kinds of fcd.3 54 STATE ST. 3 T. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWi.LER, Makes a spAralty of fine repair work, Sel Thomas clocks, etc., 215 Commercial fed The Pohle shop, on corner of Sute and l'rrt is now piepared to do first class -HORSESHOEffi- --tAND GENERAL JOBBING. J3pSatifaction'guaranteed. " Give us a till , I 13 im POHLE & BISHOP. HI WING SANG 0, Japanese fancy goods, chinaware, sili handkerchiefs, mattings, teas, ladies wtfet wear, men's ov:ralls, and furnish'uig gtwli at bottom prices. mfrairt slrMt flo?n house block 3 l8-lml J. S. fUXBIl NEW MARKET, "State street, near railroad. Freshesti b;st meats. My patrons say I keep ihe tot rreats in town, 2 ' Hello! SEE D, S,1BENTLBY. If you want to move or want a load olT L'lnrl l.nnlrl np u-.nl n Infirl nf minCfC. h .and or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster. DncK or sewer pipe, see v. a. imbue i -ner of Front and Chemeketi streets or W up telephone 30 Also wood and coaI.5 hands at all times. Orders pv.-Py a"endel to. Depot exprhss. Meets all masl and passenger trains. VH gage and express to all paits of the cuj rrompi seivice. l eiepnonc rv. u. JAMES RADER. Salem SteamLaundry Please notice thejcot in pried on the following Shirts, plain " Under iinm.K .ItOlOCeW Under shirts..".'."!!!!.'.'; .. S'010 Socks,perpair 3 Silk handkerchiefs 3. Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents p uows and Other urarlr in nrnnnrtion. Flannels and other workui I telhtrentlv washed hv hand CoL T, Olmstejjfgg FLflirMT Rfltr A MAN WlflBaffcaa llifc" r "-! AJAX TABLETS POSmv'-S iL, Hrwou inl "r.Ta otr,ImpotBCT.81eeElM."i ji cretions. Xet,"lt'(f "Su"1 taktn In Uma. Their m than ian1il St.1' meat and escu a CUXB woer.U oggjlrk har cored thoonU and will core Too-, "iio potttlre wrltun nrantee to cart WJ or refund the moner. VHom 6Q cu JtTiS. txprtei Itall treetmentl for 3-iSB rrt AJAX REMEDY CO., "&&& ror sale at Salem, Oregon, by D.J R '