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CAPITAL JOURNAL DAILY VOTj IX. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1898, NO, 253 ..KEEP DRY.. Men's black diagonal mackintoshes $ 1.45 Men's black all wool mackintoshes or box coats. . 3.65 Men's very fine all wool brown covert cloth box coats, velvet collar 5.25 Sold at $6.50 to $7.00 elsewhere Men's fine dress overcoats 10.00 Men's very fine top coats, latdst styles, for 11.40 Men's overcoats, cheaper grades 3.85 to 6.00 New York Racket DOES A STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS THAT'S THE POINT (3oo6 Warm ClotbtuQ Is whaf men and boys are Talking about, Wo havo the clothing, good till wool, Sulctn mills make, men's suit?, youth's suits nnd boys milts. ROUND OUT SACKS. SQUARE OUT SACKS. DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS. CUTAWAY FROCKS, unci all kinds. Our stock of underwear Is full unci complete. This season wo are making a specialty of mackintoshes and umbrellas. Ask .to seem the Salem Woolen Mill Store. A thorough training In business or shorthand Ipays is evidenced by the number of students of the cm now holding responsible places. Tho revival of busi es now on will make many new opening for young oenple who are prepared. Day and evening sessions. Call or send (or catalogu?. Misses' kid gloves, worth $1.00 for 50c a pair, Misses cashmere gloves, worth 35c, for 15c a pair, Embroidery silk, in skeins, worth 5c, for 2c a skein,2C2222 rulWo. aiHns, silk cords at half price, Emroidery linen floss, in colors, at half price, A large assortment of filo silks, silks tinsel cords, all at nan price, a a C ir U'MArtinhi(fz and je assortment, ui uiuwi-v. silk mufflers at FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor, Commercial and State Streets SALEM, OREGON, rope Large WANT PEACE Spanish People Tired of War, Some Opinions Expressod By the English- Press. Calls it a Surprising Act of Generosity. Now is the time To make Doors and Windows secure against winter storms. We have a full supply of Build, ers' Hardware. lljr AuocUteil l'rru to The Jnurnnl. London, Nov. 22. The morulcg'e papers couccdo the generosity of the oilers of tho United States peace commissioners and express the opin ion that Spain would be foolish to re ject them. They express universal gratification at the announcement of an "open door" policy In the Philip pines. The Dally Mall calls the offer of $20,000,000, as Ind3tnnlty,"u surprising act of generosity." A Madrid special nays the meeting, atSaragossa, of delegates from all tho chambers of commcrco of Spain dls clascs deep and bitter dissatisfaction at tho delay or the Purls conference tc reach a definite agrooiuont as to .the term s of peace. If anything could be galued by Spain In attempting to eludo tho American demands, tho business communities would offer no objections; but the chambers of com. mcrcc, which represent tho practical common sense of the country, are unanimous In denouncing tho syste matic obstruction and procrastination planned by Sugasta and carried out by Monto Rlos. Tho merchants and manufacturers consider tho Philippines already practically lost to Spain, und then urgo that tho only wise course Is frankly to acknowledge that fact und as speedily us possible to net tho best terms tho Americans uro willing to give. Tho president of tho Barcelona chamber ot commerce eyen goes ho tar as to say that tho pettifogging technicalities and quibbles with wttlch Montcro Rlos, as ho under ntands, has opposed the demands of the United States commissioners uro likely to Irritate tho Americans and Induco President McKinley to re consider the Indemnity ho may Intend to offer In regard to tho Philippines. These views, which accurately re fleet the convictions of tho Commer cial and mercantile communities, are shared by the masses of tho pop ulatlon. It is the functlanalrcs, tho monastic orders und tho politicians who support Sugasta and Moutero Rlos In their suicidal obstinacy for retaining the Philippines. It Is Impossible to conceal the fict that animosity in official circles here against the United States is more bitter now than during the war. This reeling d,es not exist umong the masses of people. Apprehension prevails in financial circles lest the sulklness which Sagasta and Montcro Itloa are about to manifest In their manner of yielding to tho American demands may Induce the Washington cabinet to cancel or diminish the Philippine Indemnity in regard to tho amount of rent. Forty million dollars Is considered the smallest sum that can be proposed. In sanguine circles SIOO.000,000 and oven 9200,000,- 000 are spoken of as tho amount of tho Indemnity. Even Austria and France, wliloh are thecounrrles most favorably In clined to Spain, have given recent evidences that they would not assist her in the present emergency. In short, it Is the universal opinion among diplomatic otticlaU here that Spain has been left entirely to her own resources, and If she renews tho war, she will have to tight It alone, just as alio did In Its early stages. For tho samo reasons, It Is said, tlicro will bono Intervention, arbitration, or any othor forolgn move, unless the coun try Is a party with Spain to asking for such outstdo olllccs. A rather pessimistic outlook Is taken by ono of tho high diplomatic officials here, who believes that dls contlnanco of negotiations at Paris will be followed by tho immcdldto sending of an Atucilcan licet to tho coast of Spain, another to tho Philip-, pines, and a more bitter conflict than that heretofore waged. In his judg ment, Spain has reached the point where sho Is ready to loso ull rather than voluntarily yield more, and will contest, even though American troops advance to Madrid. A dispatch from London says: Tho Daily Chronicle, In a stiongly worded editorial article ot the American policy In tho Philippines, says: ' "It Isn rather disquieting fact that uo sooner is Atuctlca authority llrnily established over Porto Itico than n medieval navigation law Is passed, killing at a single stroke Important Canadian shipping trade with the Islnud, und making It lmposslhlo for any but American ships to trado bo tween America and her new colony. "This Is notan 'open door.' It Is a door shut,boltcd, locked, barricaded. The Canadian commissioners natur ally fcol keenly tho blow thus dealt their country, and regard It us u bad augury for success in the negotiations WAR NEWS Spaniards are Rapidly Leaving Cuba There Will Be More Meetings at Paris. Before the Termo of Peace aro Finally Concluded. lly Associated Press to Tho Jotimnl. Nnw YoitKf Nov. 22. Tho war in vestigation commission decided today that It would not visit Camp Wlkoff In a body, but would send a committee to prepare a report. Mrs. Susan O. Uowcll, of this city, was tho first, wit tics today. Wauimnuton, Noy. 22. Tho war department has received tho following from Gen. Hrooko about the reported disorders In Porto Rice: ''Pouto ro- meeting, No doubt Is entertained among members of tho cabinet that i treaty will bo signed within tho next fow days. It was developed that tho Spaniards hope to bo able to complete evacuation of Havana by December 20. Washington, Nov. 22. Tho navy department has ordered a trial by court-martial of Naval Constructor John F. Ilanscum, In olmrgo of tho canst ruotlon department of the Liaguc Island navy yard, on churgo of gross violation of (rules relative to employment of labor In navy yard. Washington, Nov. 22, Tho war department has tirade a contract with J. II, Overton of Texas for furnishing beet to Interior garrisons of U, H. troops In Cuba. Washington, Nov. 22. CommU sny department has dispatched the steamer Bratton from Savannah with 700 tons ot provisions for the starving pooplo of Cuba. Washington, Nov. 22. Otis, at Manila, cables arrival of transport Valencia from San Francisco, ull well on board. Tho transport curried the Washington nnd California volunteers. t THE WORLD IN A MOMENT. Some Important Current Events of a Historical Char actor Reported by Telegraph, (Oy Associated Press to the Dally Capital Journal.) Ex-Queen Lllloukalanl of Hawaii, demands $5,000,000 fiom our government for crown lands. Tho report that President Rlos ot tho Spanish Pcaco Coi.imhulon, hid withdrawn from all negotiations Is now donled at Paris. Count Cnmlllo Pcccl, a grand nephew of Pope Leo XIII, and colonel of the Noble Guards, Is about to visit this country mid Cuba. It has been quite unexpectedly aunounccd at Purls Unit a com mcrclul treaty has been concluded botweon Franco unci Italy, granting mutually favored treutment except for silk goods, which will romaln subject to tho maximum lax. Tho conclusion of the Franco-Hull an treuty emtio us a thunderluu. Looking to the hlthorto strulned rclutlons botwecti Purls unci Home, tho treuty may bo considered tho most Important International event as regards Italy slnco tho conclusion of tho triple nlllunco. , v0 S now In their hands. "A much graver question, howover, Is ahead: Docs tho American govern ment propose to establish an 'an open door In tho Philippines, or propose to shut It fust with an obstructlonst policy worse than that ot France, Russia or eyeu Spain herself ? "America cannot have driven out tho Iniquities of Spanish rule only to retain Its Ignorance and make commercial suicide of It. "Deep dlssupolntmcnt would be felt throughout the Urltlsli empire disappointment equal to that now experienced by Canadian commission ers If the (list result or tho sym pathy und support of the United States, which his nation has given with Us wholo heart und would under all circumstances have given, should bo to close one more link to that free und open trudc which Is the cnly true udvunco agent of 'prosperity, tho sign of civilisation and tho guarantee of peace." DIED. Toy Sam, u Chinese, u resident of Salem for tho paBt 17 years, u cook at Strong's restaurant during most, of that time, died yesterday morning. He was about 67 years old. Two neuhews and u number of cousins aro Hie relatives ho left here, He had a bank uccouut of $1700, and probably other property. Interment will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. in., lu the Odd Fellows' cemetery. The Chinese Free Masons having churgo at tho funeral. fl..r- tm Sf IW MB IWI P413 ! W rr (Z&tfffiA PRIZE FIGHTING Draws its Dovotos to Wide Open Now YorK. lljr Aiaoollcil I'rixu to Tho Journal Nnw You::, Nov. 22. Tho city is today tho rendezvous of thousands of men Identified with pugllhm, who have come from all over the United States to watch Corbett and Sharkey scttln tho question of ilstlu Hupremccy tonight. Corbctt still holds .tho po sition us tho fuyorlto In betting, Sharkey i.eoplo getting 100 to 80 whenever a wager Is made. WANTED GRAY BROS. . .1,000 TURKEYS ill CHICKENS... WE PAY niO n EST GASH PRICE. ports received from San Sebastian and other troublesome regions. Dis orders loportcd from that part of tho Islands but I have It thoroughly patrelled: Everything quiet for tlireo orfour weeks. Several buidlts killed or wounded by patrol. Reports vory exaggerated. " Washington, Noy. 22. The Cuban evacuation commission has mado extended reports to tho war depart ment, concerning the situation of the Island, relating largely to camps, conditions und proposed sites of United States garrisons, suggestions as to supplies for uriuy and other mutters of detail which must be con sidered before 'tho army Is sent to Cuba, Ono most Important features of later reports Is that tho evacuation of tho Islands by tho Spaniards may take place sooner than was anticipated. The commission ha been Informed that thirty Spanish transports aie on tho way to Cuba und they will be able to tuke away a lurge number of troops. Tho wur department Is now muklng arrange ments to bend troops to Cuba soon us the Spaniards ovacuute iiud will bo ready to occupy the d liferent points as the Spaniard move away. Washington, Noy. 22. At u oubl net meeting today u brief cablegram was read which had been sent from Paris by Day, It was bubstautially In accord with the newspaper reports of proceedings, although no reference is made to any excitement attending tho meeting or to uny agreement. It Is stated that the next meeting place tomorrow. The cabinet discussed I he matter and It was the belief of members that there will lie ut letst une more meeting attar tomorrow If Spaniards decided to reject the proposals, Tho cablegram said tho reply from Spanish commissioners to the "latest memorandum submitted by our com Percy Jory Dead. Word has Just been received of tho death of Percy Jory, of Salem, nt Dawson City, who wiih hurried on October CI. Mr. Jory will bo ro iiiombcrcd us onoot the tlrst going from Salem, und us a younger brothor of John W. und Tlios. Jory, of Roso dale. Mr. Jory nnd Mr. Jo Cavunaugli woro some tlino ago reported us con. valcscent utter a slcgo of typhoid fever, and whllo no particulars can bo learned, IMh supposed that Mr. Jory must havo had a relapse. AT MAttlON COUKT HOUbE. A new suit was tiled tills morning by J. A. Austin ct. nl vs. II. fl. Cono nnd-wiro, and Is un action brought to rcccovcr money duo in merchandise sold defe.idunts to tho amount of $110.45 Tho plaintiffs demand tho 'payment of thp amount or tho olll. SUO.SS, with Interest at 8 per cent from thodutoof Imuo of tho debt, und costs and disbursements of tho action. F. O. Fhy Is attorney for the plaintiff. One deed was Hied In tho recorder's oftlcc, as follews: J. A. Winter and wife to Ferdlnund Suhole, lots r und 0, block 2, lu Win. tor's uddltlon to Jefferson, w d, 9.W. SPAIN YELDS We CanNowTake the Philippines, Because Wo Have the Power to Do So. Spanish Refuse the Oflir to Pay Money. llyAioclntol Press to iho Journal. 1'akis, Nov. 22 Tho Spanish penco commissioners lust night telcgrtiphed to Madrid tho substance of tho United States memorandum, and late yester day cvcnlii they woro discussing it umong themselves. At 1 o'clock this morning a Spanish commissioner nlilrmod thut his colleagues did not know what to do regarding the Auierl cuu offer. There is u difference of opinion among the unoniclul people, but the prediction Is made that Spain will decline tho American offer of money. Sho will refuso to redo tho Philippines and will say to the United Stalest "You may take tho Archipelago because you have tho power to do so. As you advance, wo retire, protesting agalnnt your greedy uggrosslon. Wo will faith fully carry out our part of tho pledges and leavo Cuba and Porto Rice In your hands. You camo hero toctigno In a discussion undor tho terms of a protocol, but you cvldontly meant when drawing up that document to provide u conference In which you proposed to announce nt the proper tlino what 7011 will do, whether wo agreo to Itor object. Such un attitude robs this conference or Its negotlntlvo character nnd sots up tho United States us a dominant power, whoso tlrst purpose Is to listen but whoso ultimate determination is to dolts own will." Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum dm powders are the greatest to health of the present day. Alumbakin: menaeera ori. bakino romxn ea,, km vouk. Thanksgiving. The several Salem schools will havo appropriate Thanksgiving exercises on Wednesday afternoon, nnd tho re mainder nt tho wcok will bo a holiday for the tcaciicis nud children. Inisane. Sadlo Harris aged 24 years, was commlttod to tho asylum this morn ing from Umatilla county. Eyangotlst Iloldrldgo gives 11 special invitation to attend tho general meet ing at tho Presbyterian clufrch to night. Wheat Market. (By Associated Press to Tho Journal.) Chicago, Nov. 22. May 071; cash 2 red 70c. San Fjuncisco, Nov. '22. Dec. 1.18J; cash 1.17. m.i ir. Mllos' Nskvb l't.Asrriia Tor BPINAi. WKAKNYHft. AUUrujnslaUftoll'omfor-? La Grippe cored An Oregon Private Dead. lly Assoolntcil Trent to tho Journal, San Fkanoihco, Nov. 22 Prlvato lirncstSegur of -company F, Second Oregon regiment, died nt tho Prcs Idlo hospital of pnoumoiila. Heavy Fire Lois, lly Awioolatoil l'rci lit llio Journal. Kacini-, Wis., Nov. 22. Tho plant of Racine Mullcablo und Wrought Iron Works was destroyed by lire to day. Loss $100,000, This modorn malady lma bocomo drondod not moro for its direct fa tality Minn for tho wonknesa of body nnd mind it loaves bohind it. Prolonged dobility, pormanont pros tration, molancholy and suicide fol low La Grippo. For this diaeaso there ia no romody superior to Ayer's Chorry Pectoral. "The lost remedy for la grippo that I know of "Is Ayer'a Chorry Pectoral.'' Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, South Hampton, N. II. "My wlfo and flro children woro taken down with la grippo, whllo the diaoaao was bo widely proraloot. I doaod thorn with Ayer'a Chorry Poctoral, and beforo uaing.qalte two lottloK my family wa restored to health. I know of eovoral olatinato caws of the aamo complaint which woro aUo cored by tola remedy." J. PAUMINTEK, Paulotte, MLu. " I waa cured of la grippo by tho two of Aver" Cherry Pectoral." C. 8. THOMPSON, Tub. "Signal," West Farmlngton, O. Ayer's Ctierrg Pectoral is put up in lmlf-Bizo bottloa at half prfco 50 conts. City Tonoorlal Parlor, First door north of Wuter'ti clgur stand on Commercial street. Motto -Clean shop, good work, courteous treatment. Hair cutting 16 cents, shaving 10 cents. ttiiNKHT Andkuhon. nronrlotor. -"-""'--... . r & Anderson. rn Formerly or Anderson Olvo him a cull. 11 17 18 22 23 I'ltAl WINNING TRIPLE ALLIANCE! Quality, Price and Courteous Treatment The Tennessee, Undersigned htm still u row thou sand or those Tennesseo striwborry plants left ut 81.00 u hundred. They nre tho llncst tublo berry, or for the homo mnrket. Karly and brilliant red. Now Is tho time to put out to getu spring crop. K. Hokku, , d & w tf. bulom, or. An Important Difference, To mtiko It apparent to thousands, who think thcuiMiWcs 111, that they aro not ullllcted with uny dUousc, but that tho system simply needs cluunH Ing, Is to bring comfort home to their hearts, us a costly 0 condition Is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Mini ufuctured bv the California Fig Syrup Co., only und bold by ull druggists, Notice. To shippers und truvellng public, the O. O, T, Co's stuumers Altona und Punoma have rosumed their dully scrvlco to Portland, und Independence leaving for Portland dully except Sunday, at 8 n. in- Dock between State und Court Street. II 22 4t Sound as a Dollar. "I havo suffered for the Inst ten years from piles, and during the lunt two years I was completely laid up with this ell ecu so. I begun taking Hood's Sarsaparlllu, tho tlrst dose of which did mo much good. I contin ued tho use of thl1 medicine, und to day I urn us sound us a dollar." (1. W. SWAYNK, Teunuway, Wash, Hood's Pills cure nausea, hcadacho. One-Third of Life Is spent In sleep, why not lie com fortublo. Laminated Cotton Comfort9 They nro warm, s.iftund odorless, beautiful patterns lu sllkollno and nut teen, $2.25, $2,50, $3,00, $3 50. Thos, Kay Blankets, Thoy aro wool, lino selected wool, 111 white, gray, mottled, red and brown at Imscwt prices. A ooueb U not lik a few. It dor not bt.ve to tun a attain eourte, Cuu It quickly with One Minute CouhCuie, tht, bntl rent- -.1.. . ll Mf...Arnmm ,ul tt lutft&ULfi lis OKBGON' GHEBN' AND DRIED FRUIT CO. 205 Ctmmerckl Street, Saleca, Ore muionerwas expected at tomorrow good, timttiw . New Tailor-made suits shirts Just opened, ami dress New Velvets, Taffetas. Black bourdetto and boulllonno dross goods opened yesterday. New Satin Waists Kxpcoted every duy. New Fur Collarettes. Received yestcrduy. Black Dress Goods Priestley's celebrated fancy blacks nt groatly altered prices, (Wo, formerly OOo. 70c, rormorly 91.00. duo. formerly 11.25 1.20, formerly 91.60. New Gordons Thla celebrated adn popular hut Is muintulntnu tho lead with all ludiros of nualltv. More valuo lu a Gordon Uiud uny other hat at aujr , prlco $3.00. Notiee The sterling vuluos In oursoutli3. window. AH ut speojajrjrloes.' Ing'o Perfect Fitting Included liultcrlQlc rattcrns-IJest and Cheapest. ' December Delineator. Fashion Plate,, Patlerus. T JOSEPH MEYERS & SONS. Phoiie 1. 278 280 Commercial streetcorner Court. Salem's. Greatest StoejV ., si IS ' W. HfMpr "fc' niTB-rwOTMifmitiiTi mm tmimitmmmmmmmi