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j4 w '3 VOL IX. SALEM, OREGON", TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1898, tfO, 23S DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. Boots 3E:Sboe6 Give satisfaction, Buy your footwear from the ..N?u) York Rack?!.. Where they sell cheap for caih, Hosiery Shirts, Clothing, Notions. Almost anything you want, and you'll find the goods and prices satisfactory Nowadays requires tliaugiit, there are so nmny fakirs In the clothing business. You must guard against shoddy, good clothing Is cheap aud looks well, hut poor apparoll Is dear and looks cheap. Conio to the Woolen Mill Stoic and you have the assurance of .Betting exactly what you want. We have tho largest stock we ever carried. Salem Woolen Mill. A thorough training In business or shorthand pays Is evidenced by tho number of students of the jmgxy4& now holding responsible places. The revival of busi ness now ou will make tnuny new openings for young people who are prepared. Day and evening sessions. Call or send for catalogue. Friedman Is That a senator has been elected and It was all brought about by Friedman withdrawing of his name from tho senatorial contest. HI reason was that should ho bo elected senator he couldn't'sell his mackintoshes, rubber boots and shoes, his clothing, hats, dry goods, la:es, ladles' and gents' furnishing goods. As It Is you can pur chase all the above lines of goods from Friedman, where you will saye from 25 to 40 inoro percent, than If purchased elsewhere. Remember the place, corner State aud Com mercial. There will bo onexhlbltion In Friedman's window for 10 days a crochet bed spread aud a pair of pillow shams made of No. 80, Barbour's Linen thread. Something Striking fur the Woodman, machinist, shoe maker, carpenter, plumber, tinner, urmer, blacksmith, etc., at GRAY BROS SALEM OREGON. Tools of all descriptions. Underwear, Hats, Recife; Ttiouoiit To buy Carefully WZ& Delighted! crz?it? wmtfir tT" PORTO RICO And Cuba Go Under Our Flag, Dreadful Destitution Reported in Santiago, Turkey Must Evacuate the Island of Crete,. (By Associated Press to The Journal.) Washington, Oct. 11. The Amer ican commissioners haye notified the Spanish authorities at Havana that the United States assume entire con-1 trolof Cuba, military and govern mental December first. The same control will be exercised In Porto Rice, Oct, 18th. New York, Oct. 11.- Dispatches to tho Herald from Santiago say the American oillccrs sent to Inspect liarcoa and Sagua do Tanamo, re turned and report id read fill dcstltu tlon. General Wood will scud ra tions, cloth, htulf and clothing to Buracoa, Sagua, Glbara and Balno. Wood Issued Instructions that frco rations will bo given to women and children only. The men, It Is said, will not work as long as they can find frco food. San Francisco, Oct. 11. General Merrlam lias decided to send to Manila upon the transports A'alcnoia and Ohio tho First Washington rcgimont and battery A California heavy ar tillery. Colonel Wholloy of t,ho Wushs Ington regiment was Instructed to make necessary preparations for em barkation of the command about October 18th. London, Oct. 11. A dispatch to Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris says tho United States and Spanish commissioners are at entire variance on tho question Involving the disposition of tho Philippines and have referred tho matter to their re spective governments. Constantinople Oct. 11. -Turkey has accepted tho demands of tho powers for the evacuation of Crete. eft Bf PSR! ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ..SALEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOMS 27 AND 20 ELDRIDGE BLOCK, -WINTER OREGON GfflN I 6 Commercial street, Salem, will pay A LARGE Fall and Winter Goods of all description at the very lowest racket prices for spot cash at tlie FAIR STORE, 274 Gommercial st, Salem, Or, A SUICIDE Who Hung Himself From a Tre jn a Field. (Special Dispatch to Tho Journal.) Munkeks, Oct. 11. Saturday oven ing while hunting In Jacob Shilling's fields, two miles west of Hunkers. R. B. Golu discovered the body of a man housing from a tree. The body was not disturbed, but left as found, awaiting the arrival ot tho coroner. The corpse was viewed by u number of people, but no one rcmembors seeing him before, and ho must ,bc n stranger. . Ills ago was from 45 to 50 years, dark hair, , has rather tall, weight about 140, whiskers pretty gray, intelligent looking, -wore pood working clothes. Mr. T. B. Radford remembered his haying been at his houso for uboiit a week a year ago when ho resided near Tangent, but had forgotten his natuo, und that he had stated that he had no relatives anywhere. Tho man jiad been In a sickly condition, haying suffered for years. Appears to hpvc died without a struggle as the features arc not distorted. Ho used a three eight inch rope doub. led, tied to a limb 14 or 15 feet from tho wound passlog the lower end around his neck In the manner of a half hitch and slipping off a limb two or three feet lower than the one tho ropo was tied to. The core nor ar rived nt 5 o'clock and tho following Jury was Impanncllcd: F. J. Donny, S. A, DoVuney, J. J. Barnes, R. B. Mil ler. I. J. Bradford, B. F. Ramp. Drs, Hawk and Brown were examining physicians. The examination failed to give nny clue to his Identity, Nothing was found on Ills person ex cept a pair of spectacles and somo bits or lead. Tho Jury returned a verdict or sulcido as a matter of form. The body was hurried at tho county graveyard. It Is believed his Idenlty will later be established. Strike Continues. Paris, Oct. 11. Tho strike con tinues to spread. The city Is per fectly quiet but the enormous increase In the strength of tho garrlsotiR, points to tho fact that the govern merit feirs political, rather than labor, troubles. Not since 1870 has Paris looked so warlike. Knights of Pythias nt Pittsburg. PiTTSnuRan,Oct.ll. WhatJorusa lam was to crusodcrs almost thousand years ago, was this city today to the Knights Templar at Pittsburg. The procession was 25,000 uniformed Knight) Templar and there were nearly a million spectators. Insane. James Meed, aged 28 years was com mitted to the asylum last night by officers from Multnomah county, Dr. IT, C. Epley Dr. II. II. dinger THIS WEEK WE ABE ING SPECIAL PRICES ON GIV- Bridge and Crown Work Artificial Plates $6,00 and up APPLES DRIED FRUIT cash for all kinds shipping apples LINE OF BILL PAYING Both Houses Rushing Claims, Soldier Boys arc to Be Provided For. Ashfond Normal School Claim Will Bo Allowed; A great many ancient claims have beco (unloaded upon the taxpayers at this special session. Tiio general appropriation bill has not gone to tho printer but may to night and will bo before both bouses Wednesday. The senate passed a bill to pay all Volunteers $1.60 a day for tlmo not paid for by general government, Flagg has passed Ills 310,000 salary reduction bill in the houso and Is working hard In the senate. Ho says cue man can't llvo politically who votes against It. "Fish" Myers will get Ills appro priation for his expenses In having gold medals prepared for tho World's Fair Board. The state treasurer's demand for an extra clerk was turned down. The offer of the Ashland Normal school to turn over all Its proporty, amounting to 815,000, In lieu of an appropriation for two years, will probably bo allowed, as Spouker Car tor Is making the fight of hi llfc,and It Is the only Institution of tho kind In Southern Oregon that can get auy help at this time. If It Is defeated It will be dtllloult for any Normal school to secure aid. HOUBK MONDAY P. M. Under second reading of bills houso considered follewing: S. I!. No. C0-.To protect salmon, making it unlawful to tako salmon between Nov. 20 and Dee, 20, or be tween April 15, and Juno 1, excopt In tho Columbia river. Read second and third tlmo and pusscd. II. B. No. 30, Flagg-Chartcr of Sa lem. To Marlon county delegation'. II, B. No. 40, Fordney For tho re tention within the state of all Insur ance premiums on business within tho state. To committee on banking and Insurance S. C. R, No. 7. For u constitutional amendment abolishing tho olllco of stato printer. To committee on ses olutlons. S, O. R. No. 0. For a constitutional amendment, requiting a rcsldcnco of GO days In tho precinct previous to votlng.and allowing a registration re quirement. To committee on resolu tions. II. B, No 41, Gray. To regulate tho opening of doors to public buildings. Read second and third tlmo and passed. II. B, No. 44, Curtis. To amend sec tion 2140, of the laws of Oregon. To committee on Judiciary. II. B. No. 47 Stlllman-To proyldo for the keeping up of unoccupied berths of sleeping cars when the lower berth Is occupied. To commit tee on railroads and transportation. II. B. No. 48, Fording--To amend section 2118, of the laws of Oregon. To committee on Judiciary, 11. B, No. 51, Moody To require all taxes to be paid on lawful money. To cDimnlttco on Judiciary. II. I), No. 62, Moody Requiring county orders to bo redeemed In tho Great Success Men' suits In all slzps, former price W, now $4 00 Men's all wool clay worsted suits extra heavy, former price $12, now.... 0 00 Men's all wool cheviot suits, former price $10, now. . . , , 0 60 Men's all wool plaid suits, former price $10, now ,, 7 00 Men's mackintoshes, good quality, reduced to , 2 00 Boys' mackintoshes, all sizes, reduced to , 1 76 Mon'sheary working panto, former price i!1.25, now 65 Men' cotton worsted extra fine, former prico $1,60, now., 1 00 Men's all wool cheviots, extra lino, former price $2 60, nov 75 Men's uood heavy oil grain working hIioc, reduced from $1.50 to 125 Men's 0 oz. rivetted overalls, plain, reduced to 35 Men's 0 oz. heavy Jumper 35 Men's Ooz. heavy engineer overalls reduced to 45 Just Received A big line of rubber boots and shoes, umbrellas, and also a full line of will bo sold at the same low prices. Call and get a choice of bargains H. ZANDMER, order of their Issue. To committee on Judiciary. n B No. 6, Curtis. To rcgulato and protect sturgeon llshlng. To commit tco on fisheries and game, with In structions to amend so as to prohibit tho catching of sturgeon for two cars. ' II B No. 55, Forduy, Changing time of holding court In the eighth Judicial district To Judiciary com mittee. U B No. 71, Nichols. Appropria ting $25,000 for a building at tho agricultural college, Read becond and third time and passed. THIRD RUADINQ. H. B. No, I.Curtis. Fur the pro tection of salmon and fishes, and providing for tho appointment of a fish commissioner and of a fish com mission. To committee on fisheries and gatno amendment. II, B. No. 3. Bayer, To regulate tho doing of public work, Passed. II. B. No. 10, Ross To cstabllblt a Uscal agency In Now York. Passed, S. B. No. GO, Fixing the compensa tion of county oillccrs of Multnomah county. Passed. RESOLUTIONS. Ross For n commlttco to ascertain If unfinished business of this session may bo concluded at tho regular ses sion. Adopted. HOUfli: MONDAY KVKNIN9. Seven bills wero acted on, two being passed and tlvo defeated, as follews: II. B. No. 12, Young For tho pro. tcctlon of elk. Passed. II. U. No. 13, Flagg-Flxlnjr tho salaries of county oillccrs of Marlon county. Failed to pass. II. B. No. 1G, Topping For holding teachers quarterly public examina tions. Defeated. H. B. No. 10, Krusc-For relief of suircrlng. Defeated, 7 to 40. II. B. No. 21, Ross-To authorize corporations to act as guardians, ad ministrators, etc. Defeated. II. B. No. 20, IIIH-To create the onlco of clerk In Justice court, etc. Passed. II. B, No. 33, Ross Abolishing ten ancy by entireties. Defeated, When the house adjourned Monday afternoon It was until 7 o'clock Mon day evening, Thcro are quite a number of bills beforo tho house and the members de sire to clear up all pending business beforo adjournment, Tho evening session was Bhort, however, adjourn ment being taken before 0 o'clock. There was considerable discussion of tho measures nctcd on. In refer ence to II R Eo. 13, Maxwell' usked If It reduced tho salaries of tho prcsont county oillccrs, and on bolng Informed that It did, voted no. Mr, Flagg then read tho planks of both thn Republi can and Union parties, pledging re duction, Cummlngs then uiado it protest against reducing tho salaries of the present olllcers, claiming that tho oillccrs do not desire It, und tho pcoplo do uot expect it. On roll-cull, Cummlngs and Mc Court, of tho Marlon county delcgu gatlon voted against tho bill, and Flagg and McCulloch yotcd for it. On tho announcement that tho bill had failed to pass Flagg changed his yoto to no, In order to movo a recon sideration beforo tho full houso. The voto was 28 for und 15 against tho bill, the alllrmatlvo voto bolng less than a majority of all tho members of tho houso. Rccder opposed tho passage of II B, No. 21, on the ground that It was one of tho bills for Increasing the power of corporations. And he thought that Individual1! wero bettor qualified to act as guardians, administrators, etc.. besides bolng amenable to the crlml nul law, from which corporations nro practically exempt, Ono of the rrlends of tho bill thanked Mr. Rccder, with Intended Irony, for his speech, but It had thoelTect of defeating the meas ure. In fact, tho houso scorns u little In clined to sit down on tho Multnomah delegation. SKNATK MONDAY AITRRNOON, II. B. No. 0-Mr. Moody's bill admitting foreign attorneys to prac- (Concluded on fourth page.) THE REDUCTION SALE at Zandmor's Clothing Store lias proven u great success, and the store has been crowded dally. As Inn;? as the Koods last wo will continue to sell them at the same low pricey. rain coats, mackintoshes, woolen underwear, which REMEMBER THE PLAOE: 96 State street, Near Commercial ULTI MATUM Has Been Sent to the Indians, Unless They Make Peace Terms at Once, Moro Soldiers Havo Been Sent the Front, to (Associated Press dispatch to Journal.) Cuioaqo, Oct. 11, Orders havo been received at bond quarters here from General Bacon, In command of the department of lakes and Dakota to havo the Fourth Infantry nt Fort Sheridan and Seventeenth Infantry at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, hold In readiness for Immcdluto scrvlco at thoscono of tho Indian troubles in Minnesota. Minnuapolis, Oct 11. Bacon this morning wired Colonel Sturgcss to send forward all remaining soldiers of the third nt Fort Snclllng. Minneapolis. Oct. 11. A special to tho Journal from Wnlkor says a conference expected to tako place today between tho Pillager Indians and Commissioner Jones will not bo held. After a council yesterday it was decided not to send runners with tho Bacon ultimatum until the mcb sengcrs scut by Father Alloyslus re turn to tho agency. Chief Flutmouth withdraw to his camp north ot the agency. Other chiefs went to their homes. It Is said the Indians nro displeased with that past Bacon ultimatum In which ho threatened to chastise them unlcsstlloy submit, Tout will mako no dllferonco however. Tho terms offered aro the best that will bo mado and unless the Pillagers accept vigor ous efforts will bo made to bring thorn to terms by force. Minneapolis, Oct. 11. Tho Jour nal correspondent at Cass lake wires: "An Indian runner from tho south passed In tho night going north and from htm information of a sorlous nuturo Is obtained. Tho hostllcs ut Bear Island have learned that General Uucon Intends attacking them and are busily preparing to resist. Tho Indians nro well posted 011 every thing that goes on nt agency. Runners aro busy urging reinforce ments. It Is estimated bv woodmen SALEM'S GREATEST STORE YOUR mONBY 13AGK. It your purchase proves unsatisfactory, If what you buy here docs not wear well, wo are ready to pay you for your loss of time. Mackintosh time Is here The crisp cold air and rain remind jou of protection, th Ladles' double cape, doublo toxturo In a tine blue serge, us good as we have 9cen for $5 $4,00 All wool serge, blue und bluck and lino granite cloth bluo and brown, double brcstcd, new shield front, $2,00 Ladles' choice tun, liablt cloth doublo breasted, double texture, Inlaid velvet collar, $7,50 Novelties In tine ull wool fancy cloths. $10, 12,50 $25,00 Misses and chlldrens, galore. Dress goods sale One of our old tlmo tipcelals, com mencluu!tomorrow,conlnulngallweek, All dress noods ut special prices, I JOSEPH MEYERS & SONS, Phone 1, 279 260 Commercial street, corner Court TtwRaHUUHMtttrtfcllfcLvdirt kaewo. ActMH teat straw M tfclf 4 twtW ttum mx - - - -1 rsMk, AhMtaW ntr HOYAl. IAXIM rowncK CO., new vom. that 500 reds'who will become hostllcs on tho slighcst encouragement arc now within striking distance of Beech Lake dam. A Pank Haul. (By Associated Press to The Journal.) Holland, Mich. Oct. 11. Tlielprl vato bank of Jacob Dcnhcrdcr t' Zc land was blown open last ntglilTlio robbers secured .ten thousand dollars. No clue. ' Yellow Feyer Increaoing. . WA&ntNaTON.Oct'll.-Reports'today show yellow fever In the south 'stead ily Increasing. Total cases In Missis sippi to dato 470, deaths 80. Camp Hutton, the now detention point, near New Orleans, was opened today, rTobotfy.ncoo' liavo Neuralgia. Get Dr. Vain l'iU from jlrusaUU- ''Ono con t lie Dyspepsia Degrades its victims. It puts thorn in tho power of tho weakest organ of tho body and makes them its bIuvcs. They must cat to suit it, drink to" suit it, and livo a lonton life of Bolf-donial. AVER'S PILLS havo cured many bad cases of dyspopsia thoy will euro you, if you uro suffering from that disease Mrs. II. 13, Andorson, 15 Williams Stroot, Grand Rapids, Mich., writes : "Aycr'a Pills cored me of dyspepsia from which I had suffered for thro year. Thoy boat overy other medi cine AVER'S PILLS Cure Dyspepsia Ladles' Knit Underwear FJeeco lined, Jersey ribbed, pearl buttons nicely finished vest and pants, 25c. Ladles' Jersey ribbed extra IlnUh. covered elastic seams, lino Maco cot ton, llcece lined, " 50c Melba and Oneita Union Suits For ladles' misses and children, Una cotton, to all wool ut. 50c to $2,50 Men's Mackintoshes Had to duplicate our order on that tine tan mixture, all wool covert, Box Coat " . $6,65 Nothing shown to equal It under $760. HAW", 80HAFFNCR ft. MARX. QUARANTC5r OLQTMINO. Wo aro solo agents forSalotn, rlfWUUi f! I Sal w jr.yj-Vt iAAiifit- -ta--