Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, February 22, 1899, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text-T(rTOT5'W!iT-555r'-trs'nr-r -t i f) A ft y CAPITAL JOURNAL. & , ( ' inJW T""' yoi.. x SALEM, OtlEGON, WEDNESDAY, EE13HUAKY 22, 1899. NO, 45 New Lines OREGON BOY DISCHARGED. of spring shoes and Oxford tics now in, Do not forget our sale on rubber goods and fall and winter shoes still continues, also free shines to our cus tomcrs, rausse Bros. Was Killed at San Pedro Island of Negroes Accepts the American Flag. Courts Martial In Manila Do 1 Not Pan Out. Il.v AmrooIiiIpiI I'rrn tlip JiitininlJ Tacoma, Feb. 22. Private advice from Manila way Lletit. Colonol Fife, of the First Washington regiment,! who was court mnrtlaledon charges or Intoxication, has boon acquitted, the' charges proving utterly without foundation. The case against Capt. Ehrllch, was dropped as thoro was no evidence of Ins guilt. UNCLE SAM 275 Commercial Street Dewev's Fleet Salutes in Honor Washington. of Auction Sale! AT THB EMPORIUM 309 Commercial Street. Beginning on Monday February 20, ut 2 p. in., I will sell at iiucthn without reserve, the entire stock carried at the Empo rium, consisting of IMPORTED CHINA and GLASSWEAR, P.RICKABAOK, VASES and ORNAMENTS, CABINETS, RE FRIOERATORS, RUGS, EASELS, SCREENS and LAMPS, DINN Bit and TEASETS. Don't Miss It. Sale commences Monday, February 20, at 2 p. in. also evening at 7 p. in. All goods must bo sold In order to vacate promisor. lly Ani'liitrl Pn-n to tlir Jnurtinl. Washington, Feb. 22. During a rcconnolsanco In tho vicinity of Sun Pedro Macartl, In the Phlllppiucs.thls morning, Private Hampton, of Com pany II, of the Second Oregon, was killed. Privates Cardlugton, Horn and Hazard, of Company E, of the First Washington, were slightly wounded; Corporal Tuckcr.of Com pany II, of the First Washington, was seriously wounded. Manila, Fob. 22 While the guns on the city wall and on Dewey's licet In the bay llrcd a salute on honor of Washington's birthday, four commls- I (doners from the Island or Negro, had an interview with 'Otis and Informed him that the I American llag was already raised over that island and Its Inhabitants were ! ready, anxious and willing to accept A Noonday Wedding. Silas E. Howard and Mrs. Jennie Webb, both of this city, observed Washington's birthday by joining hands In marriage at noon at the Howard residence, 453 Marlon street. Rev. W. E. Copeland.of Unity church, emulated In his usual happy and Im pressive manner. Thero were present quite it large circle or the relatives of Air. and Mrs, Howard and a line wed ding dinner were served to the wed ding party and assembled guests. Tho groom Is a well known house mover and contractor of this city. A better hearted man, or one with more friends than h I Howard is not easy to llnd In thee ten precincts, The bride Is a woman of refinement and with her husband Is In'cvcry way worthy or the congratulations and good wishes that will be extended br all who know ihcm. Calls Nicarguans to Account United States Government Unable to Communicate r jWith Its Agents, on Account of Strict Censorship. EXTRA s 4 O'CLOCK LATE DISPATCHES, w rew the River News. The Salem mills will start In a days for a short run to supply local demand. Tho river this afternoon stands 8 feet and Is falllngsovoral Inches a day. Tho town fishermen are catching plenty of suckers nnd sower trout these days. Aamiolntril Vtvnm (u tliu Joiirmtl. w Yokk, Feb. 22.-A dispatch CATARRH OF STOMACH.- Kf- S, Friedman, Auctioneer, 7 prop";'tl;" u, Americans might offer, and its thorough commissioners FSUSESSSSSS&I Dedicated (0x10111 & " 7f3K V . ;f ; St ' . PMCP. ' .sawJT" ' 1.) i .1- -. TUA 1 - LU ' fe&Sa .1 E ll . . iJF4? r '-1 J A C..3ir.lii,. -I -t T.f;:n uir 1 .-riyj:. TS.'.:"' If you wish to have an abun dance of beautiful, soft, glossy hair you can easily acquire It. by the use of DR. WARNER'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION AND TOILET SOAP By Mnil 10c Per Calco or $1.00 Per Dozen. Money rofuiitlcl If not ntlityirtnry. Kor 8nlo lly liAlUl BUGS. US Hlnto Street. , riAI.KM. OUK ii Satisfaction Guaranteed. SB3&S3B8sSBSsBagK I i rv tot. -v j. 4v v 1 III M I 111 ? ii smuMBmrm tt a v i m en) i WMm&l Nk v w a.a t iKaaKPErtfL? t Amcc cirun cuaco (jsi "MT, ASSraU'W?' UllUlbJ lillL, JHVLJ X! )p kJPi SmVi-'jUM-tP M.,i i.-i.i r.w.n wiiij- vwrimr at.-. AiSKf lwk Our sLvIos are all new and skll fully iJI bm mEF'iKr designed and will plt'it.-e the most w v it fM ySSy'.ys wstatbSt. Samsm, Ouk K5 announced that they wanted the help and advice of Otis. The latter as sured them that the Americans would provide an acceptable goerument I The negro commissioners were de- ' lighted with the receptl'ii Washington, Feb. 22 Daly was handed a copy of the famous "cm balmed beef" report and staled that It wtHiin accurate copy of his report. I Col. Davis addre-sed the court, saying the Dalv report contained allegations! icadlly, thoroughly digested botorc It , against" perns who had mdo on.'HuBti,B tofcrmniitund Irrltuto the , . , . . , , . delicate iiiuoolh surfaces of tho J transfer supplying rood material to 8lonjttclli To sccurc tt mmvl Illu, the government. He suggested other l ,eaUhy digestion Is the one necessiry parties Interested (meat contractors) thing to do and when normal dlges should be given a reasonable notice of ' Hon 's Bceured tho catarrhal condi tion will have disappeared. According to Dr. Harlanson the ' barest and best treatment Is to use after each meal a tablet, composed or A Pleasant, Simple. Dut Safe and fectual Cure for It, Catarrh of tho stomach lias long been considered tho next thing to In curable. Tho usual symptoms are it full or bloating sensation after eating acocmpanlcd sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation of gases, causing pressure on the heart and lungs and dilllcult breathing; head aches, fickle appetite, nervousness and a general played out, languid feeling, There is often a foul taste In tho mouth, coated tongue and ir tho lu lerlor or the stomach could be seen It would show a slimy, Inflamed condition. i The cure or this commo'i nnd ob stinate trouble is found in a treat 1 merit which causes the food to bo Kb to tho Herald from Washington says: I Nicaragua has again offended tho United States and Is to bo called to account for her impolite action. Ap parently at the Instance the Nleara- guau government, censorship was ap plied to cable and telegraph line that it was Impossible for the state or navy departments to communicate with Its agents, Protests havo been made to the Nlcrauuan minister hero which wcicot no avail, Tho adminis tration has determined to tako tho matter Into Its own hands and has ordered a naval Investigation, prepa ratory to such action as may seem proper. Washington, Feb. 22. In antici pation or the passage or the general army re-organlzatlon bill, a great number or civilian applications are being tilled with tho wardeptrtment ror appointments as second lieuten ants In tho army. The Hull bill adds .'182 second lieutenants to tho tegular army and If It passes appointments are to be made from civil llfo on n bals of about two appointments to each congressional district. AN AGED COUPLE. I Are Married Oyer to Settle the Ques- An Incident occurred In thH state recently of an extraordinary nature. A minister was called upon by a young man who asked If ho could go to a certain placo and perform a mar- rlago ceremony He said he would and asked the young man ir ho hnd secured a llccnso, he re replied ho had tiot that lie supposed tho minister would havo tho license Ho seemed very much embarrassed but llnally proceeded to tho court house and secured tho nccesary doc ument. They then went to the town whore the wedding was to occur. To his great surprise the minister round tho prospective bride aud groom to bo, "y ""u,"c'' " " U Journm aged people, the man evidently upon his death bed. Tlicy wero well to do and , had a tine homo. Tho groom Insisted upon standing during tho ceremony and was held up by two person. The only wltnesscss weic the cliil drcn and uriind-clilldruii of tlm nimd couple wl.o had never beroro been legally united, nlthough living to gethcr ror upwards of forty years. fl'linri. n.. ..... .. ..I.ll.l. I... iiliuttlliuuu llllllljr UIIIIUIIM) WHO can say as these truthrully can that tlicy saw their grandparents married, The ceremony was had to prevent any of the old gontlemau's relatives from disputing the right of his fam ily to his property. IFAV4 1 . Baking Absolutely foiRE PrtWllFll 2MVJLVTELY PURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome norm txmwa powcir to., htw vot. Probate Malt m. L. H. .ludson's will, who died on February 8. was yesterday probated, His property was valued at M.000. The hclrs-at-lawof the estate are: Martha A. Judson, widow, aged au, of Salem; Mary A. Mclntyre, daughter, aged 12, Warrentown; Lily M.Patker, daughtor.'igod :), Salem; Alice M. Fowlo, daughtor, aged ;i0, of Vancou ver, Wash.- AdaM. WoodrufT.ngcd 35, or Mercer, Utah, and Ida II. Judson, daughter, aged o years, or Salem. i, the proceedings and wliiico be ex-i J cused subject to recall. Deafness Cannot 13 c Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. Thero Is only or.o wav to euro dear- iicss.aud that. Is by constitutional remedies, Deafncsi Is caused by an Inflamed condition or ihc mucous lining or the Eustachian Tubu. Whon this tube islullamcd you havo a rum bling Miuud or Imperrect hearing, aud wlicn it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflamma tion can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal condition, hear ing will bo doslroyed rorover; nine cases out or ten uro caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inllamcd con dition or tuo mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred DIED. SivlNNKR.-At tho homo or Caleb Hughes, In West Salem, February 22, 1809, at U::iO a. in., R.L.Sklniior, aged HO years and a months. Tho deceased wasu resident or Polk county for about .'15 years. Ho leaves biit one son, II, A. Skinner. Mr. Skin ner was well known In this city and his runcral will bo hold at the First M. 13. church, with which ho united about two years ago, on Thursday at 10:110 a. in. CALL KOR WARRANTS. Notlco Is hereby glyen that there arc funds on hand applicable to the payment or warrants or tho city or Salem, endorsed on or beroro Decern her 4, 18W), Holders or said warratnw will please present them Tor payment at Ladd & Hush's bank, as Interest on sumo will cease rrom tho date or this notice. JOHN MOIH, , . Cltv Treasurer. Salem, Or., Feb. 18, 1801). 2 10 101, . .... .. rv.i. n.i it.-.. ' ahiiimjtun, v no. -. ueiure court of Inquiry this morning Win. II. Daly, of Pittsburg, who was major and chler surgeon or volun teers during the war testified. He received an order rrom Miles to go on ror any case or Deafness A Oreat Score, lly ANM.cliilrit lrN to th .Ioiii'iimI. Uaiidkn Citv, N. Y. Fob, 22.-G. S. McAlpIn won tho amateur llvo pigeon Dollars shooting championship of tho United lllc Dlatasc, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux, catarrh) that cannot be c Dr. I Golden Heal nnd fruit acids, 'lhese JK-Vm'!"11 tiWi'' 'S,',"I ii.aiiMKi ny ' j, ..,,, ,,i,. ,i, i, , ........ ,,,i ..in..,. cured by 'v "v' "'""' """ rii,"u "" nm,:u' lor cir- four missed. LADIES' FINE SHOES n?i an Inspection tour or the new rcgl-l healthy appetite and thorough Vl.,1 I.'wl r.non Will.- Viwt.liiir M'.ina U . ' ... . . I , ..., . .., .. , ,b, .v..., wi.v.v, w... . v ..., ........ 7j Otir sLvIos are all new and sklirullviJ i I J A vv was the trip on which the wlti.cM be- tablets c.'tu now bo round at all drug stores under tho name or Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a trntmiL medicine can bo nsnfl wlLli perfect, safety and assurance thllt ! THE ORBAT SALT LAKH KOUTD dl F. J. UllKNKY Hi Co.. Toledo. O. Hold by Druggists, Wc, Hall's Family Pills are the best. Tiie aitent'on of ea.tloiinI travolcr Pennsylvania Elections. lly Aonoclult'il I'rrim In llir Jiiiirmil. PHUMnnM'HiA, Feb. 22. TJio piur allty for Ashbrldgo, tho Republican I, oandldato ror mayor Is the Lugost over ments In the south which were being .gostlon will follow their reguar use M,ed to ,,ie lvantil2M o(rercd lhem by tl.eluivon ... cn(,iain ror tbnf oiiin.. 3 HLtrdoHb for Ironical service Tills ufUir "' Ulo tJramle Wcuern, ' lluiGreM Halt Uke ,' " ' UUI,II(I1UC 'or llm' oiCi-' v nueaoiii, tor iropioai seryitc. inis Uoolior or 2710 Doarborn Ko"le " The amc rate prevailed whether .' Roth branohos or tho new city council 3 cimo acquainted with the alleged om- ba lined beer. STATE LAND BOARD. )ftT!Tftl?! I 1 U 1 ill ulJU j WANTED ONIONS. HAY Hi OATS VK PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE. OREGON UUBBN AND DRIED FRUIT CO. '$ Slate Street, Salem, Ore Suitable Tools ' jjSiUj . FOR ALL TRADES. A man might as well try to work with his hands alone unions lie has the tools that help. THE BEST Is nono too gnod for the man that doa the work. THE BEST Qan ulw tys b fo4ind at Savage et al. Renew Effort on Gravel Bar on Which Salem Water Crib 1b Sunk, The state board of school land com mbsloncrs held an Important session Tuesday afternoon In tho blue room of thc"xecuttve department. John Savage Jr., and others ap peared by counsel M. W. Hunt and Geo. G. Bingham, to renew their eN rort to Hie on the gravel, bar In the Willamette where the Salem Water Co., crib ha been sunk the past sea son. Th'elr tiling berore tho rormor board was dismissed without preju dice but Is now renewed. Park and Condlt appeared for the Water Co. and E. P. MuXJornaok for John Ml ii to. The question of reopen ing the case was continued for two weeks. The Board held that under the new law all delinquents for Intorust or principal on tilings on statu lands were gl von six months to make pay- inants. E. Ilofor appeared ror Chrl?. Glose and Carl Wlnkelnunn two German I farmers, wliu sought a runowal of a loan of$lo00 on the on the ICQ aoros i bought by them at administrator mVi 1 nfJ,J.Sh3w estate, The transror was ordered made. .St., Chicago, III , writes; "Catarrii Is ' a local condition resulting rrom a ncg I looted cold In tho head, whereby the lining membrane of the notjO becomes I Inllamcd and tho polsonou discharge I therefrom passing backwaid Into the , throat reaches the stomach, thus pro ducing catarrh of the stomach. Medi cal authorities proscribed for me for I three years ror catarrh or stomach wlthoutuurc, but today I am the hap- I rilact. nt i, iitii nttnr n.:lmr mil v r.fm hnY r.V.V .' ...W. ...t-b. n ..... m...w ...... or Stuart's Dispepsla Tablos, I can not Hud appropriate wouis toexpress my good reeling and sound rest from their use." Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safost preparation as well as the simplest and most convenient remedy ror any form of Indlgostlon, catarrh I of stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, i hoartburn and bloating after meal Send ror little book mulled free, on i stomach troubles, by addressing j Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. The tablets can be found at all drugstores 2 l.'J l.ri 17 20 22 21 are overwhelming Republican major ities. Elections throughout the state the trip H ma e via Huntlnaton or "-an Fran ciico. The passenger liai In choice of tuo routes out of Portland, three through Colo. oflir.r.nd can olfcr Tuch a ,iey of !h'w "'' roSU' ' or" trond route In Addition, a day' jtoiwrer Ii given being Republican. all aiicngers at any point in Utah or Colo. . rado. Tlirough pullrnin and touint leep- ' ' .. . HTZ ng can are run on an tram, as well at tree recnniu ciiair car. I lie erlce and ac commodbtiom oflered ate equal perior to tho.e of any tram-cont anu rate are always a low a If you contemplate a trip J. D. Mansfield, G nrrul Agent, Kfo Gramle Wettern Hallway, I.) Third Street, roitland, , wiiif,,.., iui Ai.jr i.iiuiiiiaiiun vvu iiiajr iiccu in Cincinnati, Fob. 22. Tho celebra tion or Washington's birthday con sisted mainly In doing honor to Cap tain RobleyD. Kvans. The captain, In making a short address, paid a high tribute to the "men behind tho guns" In the Into war, Ho said he never saw such courage as the men exhibited. The remarks were greoted with groat enthusiasm. Luadvilm:, Feb. 22 -The snow storm continues and railways aro; nt a standstill. People rrom Brcckcn rldgc and other towns say that pro visions are very low and many people will starve unless relief reaches them soon. Nr.w Yokk, Feb722.The anni versary of the birth of Washington vns celebrated by a general holiday. Ai.i.i'.ntown, Pa., Fob. 22. Notlco has boon posted a' all of the plants of the Totnas Iron company notifying tho employes that wages havehocti ad vanced 10 per cent. PtiiLADF.MMiiA, Fob, 22 Washing ton's birthday was celebrated at tho academy of music. I no orator was Seth Lowe, of Columbia uolvcrMty, Nuv YoitK, Fob. 22. Rufus Choate. tho now ambassador to the court or St. James, sailed today on the American liner, St. Paul. Washington, Fob. 22. Th3 session or tho sonato was dovntcd to tho read ing of Washluutons farewell address and the pronouncing of eulogies over the late Senator Merrill. Wahiiinoton, Fob. 22. After Washington's farewell addrcsH was read by tho clorlc, tho house went Into u committee of tho whole and resumed the consideration of tho naval appropriation bill. London, Feb. 22. According to a special dispatch from Ctiiro, tho disquieting news has been received, that tho Khalifa at tho head or greatly augmented forces Is marching on tho Nile. Dknvku, Fob. 22. A special to tho Times rrom Ml vorPluipo says another snow slide occurred thoro this morn ing, ut7:.l0, carrying away buildings tho initio and minor cabins and bury ing four mon, two or whom ihavo boon rosoued alive. Tho othor two havo not been round, and are supposed to be dead. Wabiunoton, Feb. 22. Solicitor General Richards has rendered a de cision which holds that the secretary or tho treasury has authority to ad mit to Hawaiian citizenship such Chinese as departed therefrom under the regulations of tho existing gov ornnieiit.allowlng them to return, but would be excluded by thecxtcntlon to tho Islands of laws now oporatlvo within tho United States. Nuw Yotuc, Feb. 22.-Rudyard Kipling Is seriously 111 at hotel Gren oble, suffering from Inflammation or the lungs. . Chicago, Feb. 22.--Tho directors or the Washington monument associ ation announced today that plans were completed for erection or a mon ument In Chicago to the memory or Washington. Washington, Fob. 22. Prior to leaving the stand Dr. Daly was ex amined In iregard to the expcrliueut with beer preservation at Tampa. Davis pointing out that It was merely experimental and no contractor was lu vol veil. PENNSYLVANIA, No quorum. Dklawaur, Addlcks 18, Gray 17; Cannon 11; Hawkins -1. Salt Lakk, Fob. 22. No change. Sacramento, Fob. 22. No change. A Good Investment. Whon pcoplo havo money to Invest tlicy lcok about for tho beat to bo had. Poeplo following this rulo Hnd It to their advantage to buy their gioccr les and provisions from Branson & Co. e. 0. d. Sharp Shooteis. Joo Baumgartiior and Os. West loft this morning via steamer to Ben Jones' place near Wheatland to at tend a shooting match. If tho boys nro overloaded with birds an their return their rrlends stand ready to relievo thorn of their burden, or If they havo only shot tho air full of holes thoy will graciously condole them. Tho boys, however went loaded for bear. j For a summer cough, S I Or a winter cough; 5 j For a night cough, j Or a slight cough, j j Or a cough which S ( "hangs on," 5 Ayetfs Cheppij Pectoral llcirOiit-Talkclicii; Out-Doiio, tar. refer cikc to tain, route or accomodation- ll-lotf , uui jyvuu, SPRING ATTRACTIONS. ,t. .., f ik : YOUR TACE Shows the Hate of your feeling and the ttatr ol your health hh well Impure blood make ittel apparent In a pih and tallow complexion, rimple and Skin Eruption. I you arc reeling weak and worn outand Cloak Department An ndvunco shipment of nobby Tailor Made Suits, new blue mix lures, tan and brown shades, navy arid black, swell new goods at $8.50, $10, $12.50, up, not huvn a healthy appearance you should I try Acker' lilood Khxir It cute all blood New Skirts li'ease where chrap Sartaraullai and n. called pnrilier lull, knowing tht we tell every b ttle on a ponive guarantee, lainn Xc Ilrook, druggist. Exhaustion and break down folio Grip Prevent it by uiing Or. Mile' Nervine. GRAY BR0S.I iirmKK ror SALE-A Hood young horse. 5 years old. wolghs 18Q0 pounds, gentle, works single or double, Alho a Krt-tflatf borne made two-softtotl liiiftk at u Iwrgnln Gull at m Cflntor strsou S- 1m I The Columbia Chainless... CROWNED WITil TIIE WREATH OF SUCCESS. AO KNOWLEDGE!) BY SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICS I. EXPERTS U) be the TRUEST. SIMPLIiVP and thura fore TIIE MOST PERFECT BICYCLE overbuilt. Hun dred of testimonials all over the country proclaim their ouperlorlly. 1895 models S75 1898 models $65 Columbia Chain Wheels $50, $40 Finest wheels built, at the prise of tho poorest. Hartfords , , , $35 Vedettes $25, $26 Home very fine valuos being shown. Figured Mohairs. 61. 75 and , up. All Wool Serges. V.l 60 and up. , Colored Covort. with three rows cording, Hi. Navy Blue Sorgo, I braided with new bow knots; ono or the swell novelties. $7.50 I New Ties i Ladles' new Pull Soarta, Club, Bows, etc., Satin and Pique, eaoli 25c to $1.25, New Liberty Satins Very correct for the now silk waist. Ask to see them. $1.25, Freoloamre at rtday nlu'ht. I'nlty rhujtli gri .Sroat & Wilson Wc Expect To roeolvo till week ninny linos orSprlngttmo Novelties. NEW TRIMMlNfJS. NEW BELTS. NEW BUCKLES. NEW RIBBONS. NEW OKU AN 1)1 HS. NEW DRI5SS UOODS. NEW DOMI5STICS. NEW PRINTS, NEW DRAPERIES. NEW HOSIERY. NEW UNDERWEAR. Our Percales Are going rust. Wo havt dupli cated some numbers. Thoy aro lovely aud the quality grand for 12 l2c, New Crashes Plain and Fancy. Buy that skirt pattnru wtrly and have It made and ready for tho first spring day. 10 to 20c per yard, New Suits New Overcoats twlebrntcd HART, SCHAFFNER &MARX ami the VITALS brand- Ol GlOllllllg. Classic Authority What was It Emorsop said about ' ckithos 'i Ho said "that the feeling of holng wolldrossod, teat Is In 11. S. & M. garmouts. would give a man a sense of Inward peaco that, religion falls to bestow. New Gordons Wo claim and can prove that thorn Is moro value In a OOR1 HAT at three dollars Uui'l "M othor hut at any price. - " $3, new run i ics ; Iluo you seen the new heuutjejsf K Tiiemost varied and pcrfefltnfiI., mentyst shown. ,. is 50c and 75: - ,M Quality Is the password bargains alidund. Spring spoolaltles varied and beautiful, " ' Jos. Meyers & Sons'j Salem's Greatest Store.