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SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1898,
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Do you want wet weather and winter
goods 1 i so, go to the
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New York Racket.
TIIEY HAVE A LAUQE LINE OF
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Oil Coats and Pants
nf the Fish Brand none hcttcr. also
R ubber Boots and Shoes
for all ages, in all shapes, nf tlio bent quality,
Overcoats Duck Coats
In great variety, pants and vosK The duck coats rubber Intcrlmcd.
Macintoshes
for men and boy at low rates, and don't overlook the fact that wo have
n very large stock of the celebrated Star 0 Sta,r boots and shoes for all
uges, at our usual close margins of prollt, as arc all the Above goads.
Coll and save money.
Wo havo tho clothing, good all wool, Salem mills make, men's, suits
youth's suits and boys' stilts.
ROUND OUT HACKS.
SQUARE CUT SACKS.
DOUBLE BREASTED SAOKS.
CUTAWAY FltOOKS,
and all kinds. Our stock of underwear Is full und complete. This season
weare making a 6pccTalty'of macklntoshesand umbrellas. ABktasco them,
Salem Woolen Mill Store.
A thorough training In business or shorthand pays Is
evidenced by the number of students of the
CM
now holding responsible places. The revival of busi
ness now on will make muny new openings for young
people who aro prepared. Day and evening sessions.
Call or send for catalogue.
Umbrellas
In gloria and silk.
Fancy handles, steel rods,
The cheapest and the best,
Just in from the manufactory;
Large assortment to select from,
Special Sale Now On.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. Commercial and State Streets
SALEM, OREGON,
(Boob
Warm
Clotbing
Is -what men and boys are
Talking about,
Now
is the time
To make Doors and Windows
secure against winter storms.
We have a full supply of Build
ers' Hardware.
GRAY BROS.
MAKING
PEACE
Work of Commission
Drags,
Plot Discovered to Assassin
ate Citizens.
American People Urged to Re
tain the Philippines.
Ily Asioclatod Press to (he Journal.
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Paris, Nov. 8. The Spanish Amer
ican peace commissioners notified
minister of foreign affairs, Del CaBse,
that Joint session, to have taken place
today would not be held. Later a semi
ofllclal note was lssuod saying the
commissioners had Informed the
French minister of foreign affairs that
the conference was suspended.
Paris, Nov. 8. Inquiry de
velops the fact that the failure to
hold the meeting of the commissioners
was only duo to the Americans asking
for a postponement of the Joint ses
sion until tomorrow to allow time
for the translation of the Spanish
reply to the United States to the
latest propositions regarding the
Philippines.
Villainous Plot.
London, Nov. S. The Dally Chron
icle this morning says:
"We have received Information
from u reliable source of a well
orgunlzed plot In Paris, In the ovent
of an Inquiry before tho court of cas
sation proving fayorable to Dreyfus,
to foment a riotous outburst In tho
French capital, to attempt to over
throw tho civil power, and to assas
sluato the leading champions of
Dreyfus.
"These reports uro confirmed by
Interviews had with M. Trarloux,
former minister of Justice, and M. do
Pressonso, foreign editor of the
Temps, as well as others."
In Favor Retaining.
London. No", 8. Tho Dal!) Mall
this morning urges tho American pco
plo to pronounco boldly In favor of
rotalulng the Philippines, ,4for other
wise thero will bo a scramblo for coal
lng stations that will endanger tho
peace of the world."
PROtfABLY NOT SUNK.
The Maria Teresa Supposed to Be Ashore
at Cat Island,
Norfolk Va. Nov. o Merrltt
Wrecking Cj. received Information
that the Maria Teresa was ashore ut
Cat Island. Captain Chittenden will
leave with the steamer Merrlt at
once.
Nkw York, Nov. 8. James E.
Ward & Co., fteamsltlp agents, lato
yesterday afternoon, received a cable
gram from Mr. Mojer, agent of the
firm ut Nassau, N. P that a two
funncled steamer, the name of which
had not been learned, Is ashore on Cat
Island, about 30 miles from tho point
where the former Spanish warship
Maria Teresa was supposed to havo
foundered during a storm, Tho
stranded steamer may bo tho warship
or ono of tho army transports,
Lynching,
Macon, III., Nov. 8. The tlrst
lynching In Central Illinois In many
years took place here Monday morn
lng, when 100 miners from Tnluca, a
mining town a short distance east of
here, broke Into the county Jail, took
out F. W. Htewart. a Tolnci, negro,
and hanged him to a tree.
The work was done quickly and
quietly. Only a few late stragglers
noticed the cumber of strangers who
kept arriving In town from the east,
They were well organized, howeyer,
and shortly after midnight marched
lua body to the Jull, broke In the
doors after u short parley with the
sheriff, dragged the negro from his
cell, carried him to a tree a mile from
town, where the remainder of the
POTATOES
nnnii roAiiniT n
N KKKN ii
205 Commercial Street, Salem,
N KKKN i! IllillUI IT
UllUUll W 1J IVIUXJ I 1VU11 JJ
party awaited them, and there swr)ng
him to a limb. f
titowart's orlmo , was assault on
Friday evening up t Mary O'Brlon,
the daughter of one of , the Toluca
minors. ,
Although many InMacon doplorejtbo
lynching, thero la a goncral Impress
ion that tho negro was punished as he
deserved, und tho sheriff scorns! to
think that public sontimont would
not Justify him In making strenuous
efforts to capture tho lynchers,
Storms In Alask.
Port Townsend, Wash.. No8. 7j
Tho City of Topeku arrived lust
night frcm Aluska, bringing 124 pas
sengers, yiio reports that heavy isnow
sterols havo visited various sections of
Alaska, nearly all mining operations
havo suspended except tho quartz
mills located near tldo wotor. vOn
November 2, four feet of sdow
fell. on thcChllcoot and White passes,,
which completely put a "top to travel.
Telephone messages from Lake L'ln
dcrrmm to Skagway announce that
about 400 parsons arc snow-bound
thero.
According to John Olds, tho pioneer
mining and business man of
Alaska, 8,000 olalms havo been filed
and recorded In the Atlln mining
1 district, and about 1,000 men will
winter there. Ho predicts that Atlln
will have a population of at le'ist
10,000, and that tho output of gold
will bo nearly, If not quite, equal to
that of Dawson.
Burglars Killed.
Worcester, Mass. Nov. 8. A
posso of citizen; of North Grafton
surrounded a gang or burglars, who
had broken Into tho postofllce, and
captured two und killed ono of tho
robbers. Moth tho burglars and
citizens opened Hro with revolvers,
and after some brisk shooting, tttrco
of the robbers lied. Subsequently the
THE WORLD
Some Important Current Events of a Historical Character
Reported by Telegraph.
(By Associated Press to tho Dally Capital Journal.)
General election In forty-two atates today.
A London paper says If the United States does not pronounco boldly for
returning the Philippines thero will- to a scramble among the European
powers for coaling stations thoro that will endangor the poaco of tho world.
Majjr Simpson, of General Mcrrltt's staff at Manila says Agulnaldo with
a forco of 40,000 natlvo troops Is still In possession of the island of Luzon.
A Paris cablo says after tho Phlllpplno qucstlou has been disposed of,
tho commissioners will consider the determination of claims which have
been filed by Americans against Spain and by the Spaniards against the
United States, It was stated that this govern mo'it would bind Itself to sat
Isfyall American claims, In consideration of tho territory ceded to tho
United States, but this statement Is Incorrect. Tho Spanish commissioners
havo a heavy claim for filibustering agalnt tho United States to olfset tho
claims tiled by Americans for personal and proporty Injuries and tho question
of their disposition will have to bo.decldcd.
In Presldont McKlnlcy's messago to congress will bo a very utrnng und
urgent appeal for Immediate legislative uctlon for tho construction of ttio
Nicaragua canal under government direction.
dead body of one of them, apparently
a Frenchman, wan found In n Held near
by. In tho building two other burg
lard were found and captured, Thoy
were armed, The prisoners woro
taken to Wcstboro.
After Oriental Elopers,
Oakland, Cal., Nov. 8. Detective
William Quigley left this morning for
Portland, Or., to bring back to Oak
land Choy Gun aud Wong Chung, (a
Chinese couple who eloped last month
taking with them money and Jewelry,
the property of Choy Gun's husband,
Choy Hoy King, a promlucnt mer
chant or this city. The couple will
bo Jointly charged with grind larceny.
Pasted Away.
Portland, Nov. 8. Henry Falling,
president of the First National bank,
of this city, died this morning.
Sentence Pronounced.
Euokne, Nov. 8. Claude liranton,
convicted of the murder of John
Linn, was this morning sentenced to
bo hanged on Friday, December 23.
Oervais Election,
Tho annual city election was held
Monday resulting In favor of the fol
lowing parties:
Councllmen F. A. Mangold, M.
Mitchell, J. Dlngham, A. Nlbler, P.
Kelly.
Recorder P. II Fitzgerald.
Marshal-J. W. Taylor.
Treasurer John Weiss.
Tbe principal contest was for mar
shal, t nd tbe vote was closp, Mr, Tay
lor was elected.
Cold Snap,
The present sudden change In tho
weather makes Strong'? superior res
taurant meits In great demand.
nnini r
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will pay cub for Potatoes
ifTTirn Mt
ELECTION
NEWS
Fine Weather Heavy
Vote Cast.
Republican Hopes Higher
Than Evor.
Both Parties Confident of Success
--Reoorts Coming Slowly
Hy Associated Frees to Tbo Journal
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Tho Ropub
llcan hopes are hlghor than ever to
day at tho congressional headquarters
as a result of early telegrams telling
of good Weather east and west
and a heavy early vote. Tho
Democratic headquarters aro practic
ally deserted, all tho oQlcers having
gono home to vote. Those present
prodlctcd Democratic success with
great confidence.
Canton, O. Nov, 8. Presldont
MoKlnloy arrived this morning and
proceeded to the polling placo, whore
ho cast his yote.
IN A MOMENT.
New York.
New Yoric, Nov. 8. Early this
morning tho vote was not quite up to
tho best uyerago, At 10:30 over ono
third of tho vote had been cust In tho
city and both parties claimed that a
full vote would be cast.
New York, Nov, 8, At nooj din
patches from various parti of tho
stale report the election us proceed
ing under conditions most favorable
to a largo vote. Tho vote outside of
Now York City will bo as largo as has
been cast In any rocont years.
Ohio.
OOLUMHU8, Nov. 8. Reports Indi
cate that the vote in Ohio will be 15
per cunt less than laat year. Tho Re
publicans claim both parlies will be
equally affected by tho falling off In
votes. Tho Democrats say It means
congressional gains for them.
Pennsyiyanla,
Philadelphia, Nov, 8, Thero Is a
hoavy voto polled In this city. Re
publicans claim the city by 05,000.
Missouri,
St. Louib, Nov, 8, Voting In this
city Is heavy and progressing with
tho usual number of rows. It Is a
normal off year and the vote being
polled In state It llrfht.
Washington.
Skattlk, Nov. 8. A full yote has
been polled throughout the state.
Illinois.
CmoAao. Nov. 8. -The weather Is
favorable. Interest outside of Chicago
Is centered on the congressional elec
tion. Wyoming,
Cheyenne, Noy..8 Conditions aro
conceded as favorable to tne Demo
crats.
Massachusetts,
Boston, Nov, 8.-BalIotIog In pro
cecdlng qultely. Reports from Fall
rivor state that a large percentage of
the cotton mill employes have voted
and the Republican plurality will pro
bably be cut down one hah' in that
city,
Colorado,
Dknvek. Nov, 8. Heavy snow
storm throughout Colorado. It Is gen
erally expected the fustonlsts will
electa majority of tho ticket.
Deleware.
WlLMlNUTON. Del. Nov, 8. All
parties genorally concede the result
will be close.
Kentucky.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 8. Apathy
seems to pervade In both parties and
conservative estimates give tho Re
publicans four out of cloven congress
men. Washington. "
Tacoma, Nov. 8. A light voto Is
being cast. Both parties uro extrcmoly
hopeful.
Wisconsin.
Milwaukkr, Nov. 8. Not more
than two" thirds of tho full yoto was
cast today. There Is much scratch
ing golngon.
Idaho.
Boise, Ida., Nov. 8. Balloting Is
proceeding rapidly, The women uro
taking an active part. Thoro Is noth
ing to Indicate how tho election Is
going.
New Jersey,
New Aric, N. J., Nov. 8. Voor
liees Republican nomlnco for governor
said to bo confident of election by a
largo majority.
Prairie Fires Raging.
Eahlsiioro. Okla , Nov, 8, Forest
and pralrlo (Ires ure raging over tho
Semlnolo nation, Enmbaka Mission
and property vatuod at 9150,000 havo
boon destroyed.
Michigan.
Detroit, Nov. 8. Michigan Is
polling an unusually heavy voto. It 1b
lmposslblo to say which party will be
benefitted by the largo poll.
New York.
New York, No. 8. Rlchurd
Crokcrgavo out tho following state
ment: "Everything wo hayo heard
up this timo makes Democratic vic
tory appear certain. Tammany Is
gottlng out Its full strength."
New York.
Newiiurq, N. Y, Nov. 8. Chair
man Odell of tho Republican stuto
committee said this afternoon he
adhered to estimates of 42,000 plural
ity for Roosevelt In state.
End Drawing Near,
CmoAao.Noy. 8. Tho war Investi
gating commission has continued the
examination of witnesses, Dodge,
chairman of tho commission nays ho
can begin to sco tho end -of the long
Investigation. After pvldcnco heard
at Detroit, tho commlsson will go to
Washington,
Indiana,
Indianapolis, Nov. 8.Each party
claim a victory, At Republican
headquarters tho advices throughout
tho state Indicate a largo Republican
voto polled for an olt year. Hotting
favors tho Republicans.
North Dakota,
Faroo, N. D. Nov. 8, The fuslon
IstH practically concede tho stato
ticket to the Republicans, but claim
Holmes for governor and Flsko for
supremo court will win, Thoy concede
tho legislature to tho Republicans.
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Minnesota,
St. Paul, Noy, 8. More than half
tho voto was polled in tho state ut
noon. Both parties claim thoy will
bo well satisfied with tho way tho
party strength is being brought out.
Texas,
Austin, Tox. Nov. 8, Democruts
sweeping the Htato. Siyars for gov
ernor expected to lead thetlckotbv
200,000 majority.
Nebraska.
Lincoln, Nob , Nov. 8. Reports
from all over the stato 'toll of how
quiet tho election Is with an expected
falling oil In tho voto.
Iowa.
Des Moineb, Nov. 8. A heavy yoto
being cast thraughout the state,
8outh Dakoat,
Sioux Falls, S, D, Nov. 8.
average yote has been polled.
An
Bishop Gross III,
Baltimore, Nov. 8. Archbishop
William II. Oross, of Portland, Ore
gon, Is at St. Joseph's hospital In this
city, under treatment for heart
trouble, If Ih grace arrived hore
three weeks ago to recuperate his
health, but became 111 while conduct
ing a retreat and, uctlng on tho ad
vice of friends, he went to the hoi
pltal, lie U Improving.
Murder Mystery.
Victoria, B, C, Nov. 8. The body
of Henry C. Smith was found this
morning at Suunlch, sixteen miles
from here, with the head nearly
severed from Mie trunk. Smith had
been dead apparently about two
weeks. It Is thought he wus mur
dered by a sailor named Hummond,
who wus known to havo a grudge
against Smith. A peculiar feature of
the caso Is the finding of tho dead
bodr of Hammond about one week
ago In tho woods near Eiquluialt.
TONY KLEIN REFUSED
To Tell Where a Note Was and Judge
Boise Sent for the Sheriff,
Tho suit of Bush vs. ICtoln afforded
considerable excitement this after
noon, The question In full was: "Who is
tho friend you'yo got tho other nolo
with?"
This Was asked by Mr, Bingham
about a noto Mr, Klein said ho had
got from his brother Jos. Kioto as
part payment for tho Pendleton shoe
atorc. I
Mr. Klein refused to answer and
Judge Bolso bo nt. for Sheriff Durbln
to convict him for contempt of court,
Mr. Ford asked leavo to rotlroiwlth
his cllont and confer, us ho stated ho
understood an attachment was ready
to Jump onto tho noto If witness re
vealed its whereabouts.
After consultation witness decided
to testify and gayc namo of his friend
who had advanced money on tho not.
It was F. R. Anson and ho had re
quested that his namo. bo not used.
AttcratiBwcnng tho -trial proceeded.
Postofllce Robbery.
MARSHPiELD.Noy. 8. Sunday night
at about 8 o'clock two masked robbers
entered tho postofllce ut Arngo, Tho
ofllco Is In tho residence of W. II.
Schrocdcr, tho post master, Mr.
Schrocdcr was In tho upper part of
tho houso when the men on to red, but
a man, Potcr Crow, was In tho ofllcc.
Tho robbers ordered him outside.
Thoy tied his fcot and hands, and
fastened him securely ton milk cart,
In such a manner that his faco was
down, and ho was unable to turn,
Thoy then returned to tho
house and forced Mr. Schroedor
to como down stairs luto tho
ofllco, and ut tho points of revolvers
compelled him to open tho safe. Thoy
holpcd themselves to Its contents.
Thero was about $1600 taken, 81.100
belonging to tho Arago creamery and
9200 being postal funds. Postmaster
Schroedor Is a cripple, and was un
ablo to offer resistance. Sheriff Gago
and a posso found tho tracks of the
robbers early this morning and fol
lowed them until dark, Tho country
Is well guarded tonight, and tho
shorlfl thinks thoy cannot possibly
escape.
Ltto to bed curly to rlie prepares a man
for bit home in the skies. Little Early
Riser, the pill that makes life longer, better
and wiser. Stone's drug store,
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TAUlXrS ARK
sold on a noiltive cnaramec, Cures heart
burn, raiting of Jio food, dlureu after
eating or.any form of dyspepsia. One little
tablet gives Immediate relief. 35c and 50c.
The rooner a cough or com Is cured the
better. Lingering colds ate dangerous,
One Minute Cough Curo quickly cures it.
Why suffer when iuch a cough cure is
within reach? It It (pleasant, aione's Drug
store.
MOKI TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK
Headache, Indigestion and constipation. A
delightful hcrbdilnk. Rr moves all erup
tions of the skin, producing a perfect com
pletion, or money refunded. 35c and 50c.
T-iiniiii" 1 in mw
Soothing, healing, cleuning, DeWltt's
Witch Haiel Salve, the enemy d( sore,
burns and woundis, It never falls to cure
piles.
When you atk for DeWltt's Haiti Salve
don't accent a counterllet. There are more
caies of piles being cured by this, than all
others htone's drug store.
Corutlnstion pievenls the body horn rid
ding itielf of waste matter. DeWltt's Little
Esrly Risers remove the trouble and cure
tick headache, Ilillouiness. Snail suusr
coated, don't gripe or cauie nausea. Stone's
drug store.
ail d(uitgtu sell Dr. MUm Mtrva PI.
nl6H NOVELTIES
In Ladies' Mackintoshes at special prices, Priesty
lev's Black Fancy Dress
In order to reduce our stock wo hayo made somo torrltlo cuts-lnthe
nboyo linos. Pay you to Investigate. When you see lb In our ad. It's
to bo had.
00 cent lines now 00 cents,
$1 .00 lines now 70 cent.
11.25 lines now 00 cents.
1.B0 lines now 91.20,
10.00 garments now $7.48,
812.60 garments now S3.0S.
913.60 garment now 90.03.
925.00 garments now 917.85,
New plush capes,
New collarettes, now JackoU
.( 2.60, 91.00, 95,00 to 915.00.
nonesl Goods at
JOSEPH MEYERS & SONS;;
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Phone 1, 278 260 Commercial street, corner Court,
Salems Greatest S?roikf
Baking Powder
Made from piM
cream of tart?.
Safeguards thc.food
againstf alum
Alum hiking tsowckn tat tWfKtt
mcuacen la heakh of the pwmt sky.
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aoTH mi no rowBM ea. wtw .
SALEM SHOE SUIT
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Tho Equity Suit of A. Bush vi.A. ,l
Klein and Pendleton SWfo,
Some Witty Passage Btwe-M the Law-t1
yera and W!tnMM 'Im tha
In tho null of A. Iiush vs. A. Kll v;
eb al. j:
Cross examination of'Ttoomaa Ma-
plcthorpo continued by Mr. Ford. '
Witness said he could tell ,Jhat stock; '
wus from Saloni when It arrived afc-,(Ti
Pendleton; know tho stock from sw
ing It. Mr, Ford" asked how lie could
tell whother tho stock cama (from Sa
lem, Or6gon City, pr elso whom, and '' .3
...it . f a '
wiuiesa nam just occauso no Know,
un ro-uirccti examination witness a,
said tho goods woro packed dlffcroot
Continued on Btcond rage.
Prevent
Pneumonia
Prevention ia always better tka
euro, even when cure is poeeibte.
Bub bo many tiraea pneumonia is net
curod that prevention becomes tbe
natural act of that inetinct of self
preservation which is "tbe first law
of nature." Pneumonia can be pre
vented and is often cured lfjr theiwe
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
"Somo years ago I had a severe cold an!
was thrcatonod with pneumonia. I coald
neither eat nor sleop, and was in a wretched
condition. I procured a bottle of Avar's
Cherry Pectoral and took It according to the
directions, and at tho end of fifteen dsysw m
as well and sound as bofora tho attack. I
have recommended It In many cae of pneu
monia since, and havo never known it to fall
in effecting a euro."
JOHN HENRY, St Joseph, La.
, "I was attacked with a cold that, settled
on my lungs, and defied the skill of my phy
sicians so that they considered me lncurttblt.
At last I began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
and was entlroly cured after having taken
twotiottlea."
FRANCISCO A, 8EVERIANO,
Taunton, Haw,
Ayer's
CMr) PtcurU
ia put up in half-Bizo bottles at half
prfco GO cents.
Goods at special price,'
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New Mclba Union Suits. Vi
Special line at a snecla'lDrico. Bee ?
them ;..; . ...,, J 47o":
Mothers !
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morltof our boya' clothing, see thctlXV
ucu goous, lowcsi price.
Handkerchiefs, '
350 dozen. New goods, new, prices;'
Wrappers, ;r h
Entire new lino at spcelAliptlces, 1
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