DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOXj. x
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1899.
NO, 18
We do not monopolize
Krausse Bros.
W
ILL be continued
greater reduction than ever. It
will be of material benclit to avail
yourself of this sale as goods will
not be duplicated at same prices
after January 31,
REMEMBER t
All Mackintoshes ot manufacturer's prices,
The "old stock" which our competitors would
have you think we arc loaded with was mainly
smuggled out and secretly consigned to them,
We ncv;r had much of it and arc not offering
any in our GREAT CLEARANCE SALE,
have nothing on sale that has been in stock over
one year and most of it fall goods. Oui' prices
are 20 per cent lower on same grades than theirs,
The public arc finding it out and that is why
they would misrepresent us,
SALEM SHOE STORE
n. n, LEA
88 State Street,
Suitable
rqrrnig 'th
But our shoe sale is a great sue 1
cess, Others tried imitating
but failed not having the goods
people want, neither could they
meet our prices, Our goods
are bought 10 to 20 per cent
lower than inexperienced deal
ers, a benefit we give our cus
tomers which they appreciate
in return for which we enjoy
so large and lucrative business,
No bank, no .foundry or gun
store in connection, shoes only.
OUR
REDUCTION
SALE
another month at
1&99,2C2
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G, W, Johnson & Co,
We invite
Comparison
Our stock and prices
speak for themselves
UO, Manager.
Next door to Ladd L Bush's Bank
Tools
FOIt ALL TRADES.
A man might as well try to work
with his hands alone unions lie has
tho tools that help.
TIIE BEST
is none too good ror the man that
dos the work.
THE BEST
can always be round at
GRAY BROS.
OVER
SAMOA
German Official Was
Wrong ,
In Breaking Into the Court
House
Germany Will Sustain the Tripartite
Agreement.
II y Aaaoclntcil I'rcaa to the Journal.
BnnuN.Jan. 21, A. correspondent
of the Associated Press here Had a
conversation with a high official
o( the German foreign office, Dr.
Ilatuman, who said that the
report received from Samoa dis
tributes the blame fir crrcors
there pretty eycniy. However, the
German foreign otllcodoes not under
stand why Chlof Justice Chambers an
nounced Mataafa's election as king.
Dr. Hum man says that Dr. Raflel, the
German municipal president, acted Il
legally In breaking Into the court
house, that Germany adheres st rlctiy
to the terms of the Berlin treaty and
whatever Illegal excesses Germany
has committed they shall disavow.
The German goycrnment takes the
whole matter calmly and th'iso In
r.hnivoof tho affairs expect that a
settlement of the whole business will
be speedily arranged by negotiations
between Washington, Berlin and Lon
don.
Washington, Jan. 21. Tho Gor
ambassador Yon Hollcnben
man
called on Hay and presented two Im
portant dispatches from the German
governmont relating to affairs at Sa
moa. Following this conference
hold between Hay and the
ambassador and then between
Hay and the British ambassador
Pauncofoto. Tho dispatches or the
German ambassador presented In de
tail the recent collision In Samoa as
viewed from the German standpoint.
They differ In many particulars from
tho statements made heretofore. It
wan stated by a diplomat, on high
authority, that tho latest aspects of
tho case wore such as to makoa peace
ful adjustment possible and probable
A strong Impression prevails In diplo
matic quarters that Germany repud
iates the action or her consul In
Samoa.
Wasiiinciton, Jan. 21. -The senate
has passed tho Nicaragua canal bill
by a vote of 48 to 0.
Before passing the bill the senate
adopted an amendment providing
that If the United States Is unable to
.pmirft from Nlcaracrua and Costa
Rica concessions, enabling the United
States to own and control tho Nicar
agua canal, tho government may ne
uotlatc for control of unothor route.
San DiF.ao, Jan. 21. Admiral
Kautz expects to sail for Apia next
Thursday.
A Big Smasher.
This ufternoon about 2 o'clock a
blgsorrel horse was left standing on
Liberty street, In front or ur. amira
dental parlors, hitched to a light nad
cart, and becoming restless started
out to Uvea things up a bit, Ho ran
to Court street, took the wheel oif a
,.,.,.,. lpft. stundlnL' on the corner,
turned to the left up tho sidewalk by
the side of tho meat market, fell
.loi.n hr,iiklnL' out some window
gluss, recovered himself and started
up the sidewalk again.
In front of Shantz second hand
store, he collided with another cart
taking a wheel off or that also
,! ,nrtft for a horse and car-
u,,u . - m r..I
,inn hitched n froni oi uoiyo
ui. nmrknti acros the
Street
Narrowly missing this no wxjk w
cho sidewalk again and wps
stopped on the corner or Court and
Commercial, having received no dam-
.,. i. r,i ntfni-iipd to him. but
sustaining a slight cut on tho hind
foot from tho broken glass of the
window, and leaylng behind him a
string of wrecked carts and scattered
glass.
Money Refunded.
Satisraotlon guaranteed when you
use Salem "Special" Hour. Money
back U you dou't like It, 4 tf
SENATORIAL CONTESTS
Ballots and Lie Results in the
Various States.
Olympia, Jan. 21. First ballot on
United States senator today resulted
as follows; Ji osier u; uiibuu ij
Humes 21; Ankeny 8; Lewis 24;
Bridges 1. Jones. 1.
Two more ballots wore afterwards
taken, voting being ihcsamo In each.
Olympia: Populist vote split today,
Robt Bridges, a single taxor, and
Jones of Deep Creek, each getting a,
vote. But little other business Is
being done In either house The end
of tho doadlock scorns to bo as far oflti
as ever.
Milton J. Green, Grant's manager,
was to havo appeared boforo tho bar of
the nssembly to answer to a charge of
contempt for not answering questions
put to hlni by tho members of com
mittee of Investigation. A physi
cian's certificate was Introduced,
however, setting forth that Green Is
yery 111, and unable to attend without
serious danger to hi 8 health. Tho
contempt proceedings was accordingly
continued until next Monday at 2:30
p. in. Tho Grant people aro charging
that tho wholo purpose of tho Investi
gation Is to injuro their candidate.
Speaker Wright today filed his &2G0,-
000 libel suit against the San Fran
cisco Call, which paper originally
brought against him Hie sensational
charges uuder Investigation.
Carson, Nev., Jan 21. A sensa
finnnl nirttnmcnt was nubltflhcd this
evening In tho News, which Is devoted
to the senatorial aspirations of Con
gressman Frank Ncwlands, charging
that Asscmblitnan Lledy, of Esmer
alda coun tv, had been pal J J50 and
had been promised a position In tho
Southern PaclUc office at San Fran
cisco to voto for tho re-election of Sen
ator Stowart. A countcr-chargo is
made by the Stewart managers to tho
effect that Lledv wan Induced to re
main away from tho caucus through
Improper Influences exerted on behair
of Newlands.
St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 21. Tho
state senate today concurred In tho
huusc resolutions favoring tho speedy
ratification by tho United States
senalo of the peaco treaty.
Madison, Wis., Jan. 21. Three
ballots for United States senator wero
taken In tho Republican legislative
cauciu Friday without change
Salt Lakk, Jan. 21. MuGuno 20,
King 1.1, Powers 0, Cannon 6, Nebeker
1, Sutherland 1, Minor 14,not voting I.
Saouamknto,
luck continues
Jan. 21. Tho dead
Pennsvlvatiltt Quuy.&.V, Jouks, 61;
Dalzell, 12; remainder scattering.
Paired 112; absent without pairs 7.
Delaware-Gray, 16; Addlcks, 16;
Henry A. Dupont 10. Remainder
scattering.
Weft Virginia No action was
taken today on tho contested election
cases in the uBsemby and a senatorial
vnto seems no nearer.
renrasKa-A,.c u., v., ,., ,
Webster 10, Thompson 7, remainder,
Nehraska Allen 61, Uuyward 61,
scattering.
Funeral Sunday,
The funeral of James Arthur Fisher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joo Fisher, who
died this forenoon will bo held from
the residence of James Fisher, corner
Twenty-tirth and Stato streets, at
2 p. in. Sunday.
The New Charter
has at last been approved by tho
council, but those delicious 15c meals
J. E. Barnett seryes at the White
House restaurant wero approved by
tho public long ago.
THE ORB AT SALT LAKE KOUTD
ti.. atinilnn nt tinthound travelcil ii
called to the advantage offered them by the
Rio Grande Weitern, The Great Salt Lake
Route " The tame ratei prevailed whether
the trip U mace via Huntlncton or ran Fran.
.!. ri nxu.nw'r ht tin choice of two
i routea out ol Portland, thiee through Colo.
i- .A Inn. nt thereof. No other line
out of Portland can offer audi a variety of
...!. In ulditlon. a day'a atop.ner la Riven
all paitengera t any point In Utah or Lolo.
rado. Through pullman and touilit aleep
Inc eara aie run on all traloa, aa well aa free
reclining chair cara. The aervlce and ac
commodations offered are equal, 11 not iu.
perior to tho.e of any trana-conllnental road,
and rateaare aiwaya aaiuw iuc iuii
If you contemplate a trip cai, wnw io
t r'f..Ku nneral Apent. Rio Grande
Weatern Railway, 142 ThirdSlreet, Poitland,
Oregon, for any information you may need in
reference to ratea, routea or accomodationt.
It.to-tf
t .,r i r.rione. lteeo warm, especially
the feet, and take Dr. Mile Nervine.
HOT
DEBATE
In Lower House of
Congress
Grosvenor of Ohio, Replies
to JerySimpson.
Lewis.
of Washington,
Hand.
Takes
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8 Aaioolnled Irei (o tit Juiirnnl.
tOrosvenor (Rep. Ohio), replying to
Simpson, recalled the fact that thU
gentleman who so vigorously attacked
corporations was yesterday on tl'c
flour advocating "a cold-blooded,
clean-cut contribution" to one of
these soulless, conscienceless corpora
tions, which, as tho Populists so de
lighted to say, dcll;d tho laws ngalnst
the trusts. Ho referred to. tho appro
priation of 325,000 ror the fast-mall
facilities from Kansas City to Now
ton, Kan., In the postoOlco appropria
tion bill. Simpson Interrupted to say
that the railroad which was to rccelvo
the appropriation did not ask for It.
Tho appropriation was made for the
benefit of the people or Western
Kansas, not tho railroad, Gros
venor, amid laughter, expressed his
great amazement that tho gentleman
had sought to give to a corporation
that which It did not want. (Laugh
tor.) Continuing, Grosvonor referred
humorously to tho occasion ot Lowls'
activity. This was a peculiar month,
he said, and tho reason for that gen-
tlcaiurt's activity could perhaps bo
found in tho news In tho morning
papers (referring to tho senatorial
contest In progioss in Washington
stato.) I think tho state of Wash
ington might do worse, but it Is dif
ficult to see the connection between
tho right to assert a legal claim and
the merit of embalmed beef. It
would be llko a current of fresh air In
a churnol house if tho gentleman wero
transported tothescnuto."
Grosvenor proceeded to speak of the
effect of the rejection of tho peaco
treaty. It would, he said, plunge tho
country Into a foreign war. "We
havo nut quite graven enough to suit
the ancient methods, nor widows
enough to satisfy too feelings ol those
who deal re to prcclpltuto us aguln Into
a bloody war."
"Docs tho gentleman contend that
If the treaty falls we will bo at war
with Spain?" usked Cafmuck (dom.
Tenn.).
'I do, ' replied Grosvenor. A truce
now exists riiu falluro or tho treaty
would leavo us ouactly where wo
wero the day beroro tho protocol was
signed."
Carmack recalled tho fact that tho
treaty with Mexico wus not adopted
wa98cntt0 tll0 8emUC and ho
,
from Ohio tho statement that the
falluro of tho treaty would bo followed
by a resumption of hostilities, Ho
contended that Spain would uccept
any terms wo made. Grosvenor
claimed there was no authority for
euch a statement, and charged that
the death of every volunteer soldier
who would bo mustered cut the mo
ment tho treaty would bo rutltied
6hould be laid at the door or those
who contribute to the defeat or tho
treaty.
Tho deuth or every soldier in tho
Philippine, henceforth," declared
Carmack, "will bo laid at tho doom of
those who are now prosecuting tho
war against tho Philippines. " (Dem
ocratic applause.)
"How would you meet tho situa
tion VII
"I would sail away from Manila
and never look back." (Renewed
Democratic applause.)
"And all tho world would brand
you as a coward 1" retorted Grosyenor,
to the accompaniment of a burst of
Republican applause.
"The brand should go on the back
(of the administration," declared Car
mack, "for waging a causeless and
unprovoked war to destroy tho liber
ties of tho pcoplo of tho Philippine
Island." (Democratic applause)
"1 belong to a part," responded
Grosvenor, "that has always upheld
tho cause of liberty."
"1 thought the party belonged to
you," Interjected Carmack,
"And I belong to a party," con
tlnuodOrosvcnnr, not noticing tho In
terruption, "that has never pulled
down tho llugot liberty."
"You contend, then," said Carmack.
sarcastically, "that tho liberty or
theso Islands was duo to tho Republi
can porty and proposes tocollect that
liberty and own It?"
RIVKR AND HAKBOR BILL.
Appropriations Provided for the Pacific
Northwest,
Ur Amoolnled Praai to the Journal.
WAsaiNOTON, Jan. 21. Tho rlvor
and harbor bill was completed last
night, It carries appropriations for
tho ensuing ilscal year aggregating
S)12,r03.l38, and In addition to this
continuing contracts aro authorized
aggregating $10,701,638. Other con
ditional appropriations, contingent
upon securing certain results, amount
to $770,000, but tho payments on these
would probably bo postponed boyond
tho cnsulntr year. Tho mcasuro In
cludes tho following appropriations
over $50,000:
California San Diego harbor, 50,
000; San Luis Obispo lmrdor, 930,000;
San Francisco harbor, romoyltg Arch
and Shag rocks, 9100,000, and continu
ing contracts, 8538,020; Sacramento
river below city, $30,000, and continu
ing contracts, $184,000.
Washington "Everett harbor, $50,
000. Oregon Lower Willamette and
Columbia rivers below Portland, 8100,
000. Tho sum or $200,000 Is ullowod ror
surveys, etc.
Two existing appropriations aro re
peated, both In Oregon, nainoly,
Yaqulnabay, $1,000,000, and tho bal
anco unexpended ot tho Columbia
river at Three Mile rapids and boat-
railway from tho Dalles rapids to
Celllo falls. ' "
FAMItY ROW
On a
Large Scale Remote
From Telegraph.
II y Aoclnotl Vrend (u tho Journnl.
NABnvn.r.K, Tonn., Jan. 21. Yes
terday on the lino between Leo
county, Va., and Hancock, Tennessee,
regions remoio from telegraph, a
battle occurred between twenty mem
bers or tho Eddy family of Virginia
and tho Ramsey family of Tennessee.
Tho battle lasted scvoral hour dur
ing which a number of men on both
sides wero killed nnd Injured, The
quarrel Is ono of long standing and
resulted in tho tight.
Governor Geer went to Portluod
this afternoon to attend tho Irish
fair.
Flno blankets cleaned or dyed and
nicely llolshcdut Steam Dye Works,
Uncommercial atrcot, opposito Wil
lamette Hotel. 1 21 cod tf
om tue flips to flmer'
BffiBROIDBRIBS
UNSURPASSED AND UNAPPROACHABLE,
mm ADVANCE SHIPMENT OF SPRING EMBROIDERIES Is now on
ciOifiottStiwixloiiTiwM lrws menu" big savings for you.
t
One Price to All.
DRESS OOODS.
JACKETS.
CAPES.
UNDERWEAR.
WRAPPERS.
LACE CURTAINS.
LINENS.
NAPKINS.
BIBBONH.
FASCINATORS.
HOODS. ETC., ETC.
Embroideries at
LAND
CASE
Won By Archbishop
Ireland.
Who Located An Irish Colony
In Minnesota.
More Information About tho Philip
pines, Or Aiaoolntcrt l'rca to (he Journnl.
Wasuinoton, Jan, 21. Tho secre
tary of tho Interior today affirmed
tho doclslon of tho commissioners of
tho general land office In tho caso of
Archbishop Ireland, involving tho
tltlo to 33,000 acres of land In Min
nesota. Ho holds under tho llrst con
tract with tho St, Paul, Minnesota
and Manitoba railroad Iroland was
not the purchaser, but under .tho sec
ond contract ho was tho purchaser.
Tho lands covered by tho llrst con
tract will not ko to Ireland, hut; ho
will rccelvo them undor tho second
contract.
St. Paul, Jan. 21. Tho land caso
Just decided In favor Ireland, by tho
secretary of tho Interior, Involves tho
homes or n largo number of Bottlers.
Tho archbishop secured tho lands ror
tho purposo or locating an Irish set
tlement, and most or tho lands havo
passed to tho settlers.
Washington, Jan. 21. In tho eon
ato a resolution was taken up, offered
yesterday by Caffory, requesting from
tho president any Information ro-
cclved.tiom.tho agents or .representa
tives or the so called Phlllpplno re
public relative to the conditions or
tho Philippines.
Wasuinoton. Jan. 21. Thu houso
coinage, weights nnd measures com
mittee today, by a strict party yoto,
ordered a favorablo report on thoiaub
stltuto ror tho Hull bill, to ilx tho
standard or valuo In tho United
States and ror othor purposes.
Tho bill provides that tho Btandard
or valuo In tno United States shall bo
tho gold dollar, and that In all con
tractH existing and In ruturo to bo
computed In rororonco to tho Btand
ard that shall bo established In tho
treasury department, bureau or Ibsuo
and redemption, that greenbacks
shall bo rotlrcd and upon their re
tirement gold bills Hhull bo substi
tuted thcroror.
Nkw York, Jan. 21.--A special
to tho World from Washington
aays: General Minora oxpcuiwuu
was landed on Gulmaras Island three
miles from Hollo, without opposition.
landing was ueccsfary because ot tho
Quality Our Standard.
Quilts and Blankets
Including tho famous Thomas Kay
Blunkets at Bpcclal Inventory prices.
Umbrellas
At sped j1 prices.
95c
Cents for a flno Percale or Madras
shirt: only a tew left; regular price,
91.2fiuud8l.o0.
Muslin Underwear at special prices,
special prices,
Meyers
Salem's Greatest
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum bakln
icing powders are the greatest
to health of the preterit day.
tnenacera
rotaj mono rowocw cq, iw von.
crowded condition of troops on tho
transports. It was deemed Inadvis
able that this expedition return to
Manila, without haying landed, be
causo It was feared that tho natives
at Luzon would think that the FIN
liplnos at Ho Ho had repultod tho
Americans.
Washington, Jan, 21. President
has set to tho scnato tho nomination
of Edmund D. Wlggln, of Washing
ton, D. C to bo register cf the land
office at Woarc, Alaska.
EXPANSION
Actually Taking Place On One
Of tho Islands
11 Aaaoolntett Vrtnn to the Journal.
Pout Antonio, Jamacla, Jan, 21
Ancarthquako lasting ten seconds
and It was tho most severe shock
which tills locality has been visited by
In many years.
In Olden Timed
Punnln overlooked the ImDortanco of
permanently bccotlttpd cilccta and
wore sausueu wim trunaituu utuuu,
hut now that is trenorallv know that
Syrup of Figs will permanently over
come habltal constipation, well-In
formed nconlo will not ouy oinor
laxatives, which act for a time, but
llnu v n uro tho system, uuy mo
gonulnomado by tho California Fig
Syrup Co.
The Tenneseee,
Undersigned has stilt a fow thou
sand of those Tennessee strawberry
plants loft at 81,00 a hundred. They
arc tho Ilnest tablo berry, or for tho
homo market. Early and brilliant
rud Now Is tho time to put out to
get a spring crop. E. HOFEit,
d & w tr. Salem, Or
WHEAT MARKET.
11 y Aaiocluted l'rci to tli Journnl.
Chicago, Jan. 21. -May 10!; cash
O mil 701
San Fkanoisco, Jan. 21. May HOT
cash 1131.
Dandruffis
Disease
The beginning of baldness fa dandruff.
Keep the scalp clean and promote the
grvwlh of the hair by fie use of
jtyersJfcetirViffor
Clearance Specials.
Men's and Boy's
Clothing at special Inventory prices;
entlro lino at greatly altered prices,
Men's
Trousers
Somo suit pants placed In a special
lot at special prices. Genuine bar
gains 25 per coot cheaper than regu
lar lines.
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