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rfr'v Tifr,',ir wvpf iyww'wwj,fi pny ,rw: v.. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL 58E j' VOL. X. SALEM, OREGON, Pit IDA Y APKIL 14, 189J). NO. 90. . i k Ik i i i Salem woolen Ills Home Made Goods, Specials; A very select line of Boy's Knee Pant Suits of our own goods made up in New York. Get one for" your boyI ah . c d... D1--1. u Ail snxa ui uuy a umliv nuae, l iir1iacf In linl-i'iJ. Acb- i,Hi,iilJ. Ad, ' if-i, . ' ' for them. . . Ay ' "? - ,4v Salem Woolen Mill Store t mTiiiTvmwrimmrrmTiwwiiwmvimmwiwmiimiu Latest Arrivals! Nearly all our immense spring stock C is now in and wc Kvr-Jkv y r x-vjxj Fit your All grades of Bicycle shocs-vclthcr Ladies or GcntsvPrices way down, SALEM SHOE STORE Ladd & Bush Bank Building, State street. Store olosos at 6 o'olock, oxcopt Saturday. hmtf - jb-' )tr yv vmr- yr js- pr- r- Three; Specials at Misses Tan Shoes Sizes 12 to 2, at 75c. Misses Tan Oxford Tie cloth top, like cut Sizes 12 to 2, at 75c. Misses black strap Sandal with bow Sizes 12 to 2, at 75c. &&M'iA' Wo Closo at eo'clock, except IIIHHHBWmn9(SJBl!SHC!liBSHHHHBaiaB'HHIIBlirB fl Flyin H Given away with eaeh pair Children's shoes it costs no more to wear a pair of our late up to date shoes than you pay others for old stock. See our Men" Tun and Mack Viol C 43 00 wnrili $4.00. See our Men's Tan unci Mack Vlci (ft 82 All worLh M.50. See cur Men's Tun and Mick Vlci (a 42 00 wultli 43.00. Every pair guaranteed by us and free shines thrown in. Krausse Bros. 275 COMMERCIAL St. No cheap, shoddy goods handled by us. H m a D B H MiHHBHtaHHuaaHaBBBisanHnBaiinfflcaaHfinDaiauBi We Are Headquarters The Men's largest Pants: assortment of Regular sizes, vi,. CAU.l cAim aics uuti sizes and extra lontrs. No matter what size you call lor we have them. A special drive on them. ' The finest line of Crash Hats for Men and Boys to be found, in Patterns and Styles. can reetf I3 Meet your purse! 1 " f Free Sh no to our Custtmers. ' a tUners, 2 1 o- NEW SHOEjSTORE 04 Statb St, Salkm, Oith 1 Saturday. IB For pruningtools of allude scriptions, Draw cut PruningjShears, Pruning Saws, etc. etc, , W. Cor. State & Llborty SUi Salem. GRAY BROS h glob um. m i Gen. Lawton in Pos session. Seven Americans Killed in the Charge, North Dakota Troops Stand the Brunt of tho Battle. Ilr Aniioclutcil I'rcii to the Journal. Manila April 11. General Law ton lias captured Facte, the citadel of tlie Laguna de Hay territory, clslit miles beyond Lunibnn, Lawton's forco was at Lumbau, and tho battalion of tho North Dakota volunteers made a forced march of 12 miles from Pagasjan. The troops mudo a forward rush, fording the rivers twlco and lighting In the Jungle. Tho column advanced and met a cross-lire, and some of the Da kota troops wore ambushed by rebels behind a sunken trench. Two were killed, one fatally wounded. Finally the trenches were taken by the rush ing Americans with a loss of Mye killed and two wounded. The Insur gent loss was small. The gunboats shelled tho Filipinos an hour, and cleared the trenches. There are not enough men to gar rison the towns taken, and they may be abandoned. Tho launches captured yesterday aro worth $70,000. Wahhimoton, April 14. The war department received tho following to te day: "Munlla ThoHherldan has ar rived. Lieut. Myer, and threo enlisted men died while en route. The health of tho troops Is good. Otis." Washington. April H.-Tho. sec retary or state bus directed the return to their posts In Spain, of tho United States consuls who were obliged to leave on account tho Into war. WA8UiNCTON,Aprll 14. Tho war department will today reply to tho telegram of Governor Lee, (it South Dakota, to tho president, asking for the Immediate muster outof theSouth Dakota troops In the Philippines, and that ull troops will be brought homo as soon as It is deemed expedient by the United Stutes, . It is euld at tho war department that tho law requiring tho muster out of troops contemplates that 'the executive department shall have time to Issue the necessary orders and uinko preparations to properly discharge the soldiers und bring them home, JEFFERSONIAN BANQUET. How the Great Apostle of Good Govern ment Was Honored. Ily Annoeluteil I'rraa o the Journal Portland, April 14. At Watson's restaurant last evening several hun dred of the leading antl-Republfcuns metund feasted In honor of JelTei son's birthday und a gunulno love feast was the result. The published program was rvell curried out, und the speeches jverc considered able, although n.any of them would have been fully as ap propriate at u Republican levee or n Methodist cimp mooting. In New York. Nhw Yoiik, April 14. The Jeffer son dinner of the Domoaratiu club was held at tho Metropolitan operu house last evening. 1800 guests were present and the event was one of the UK st sumptuous ever known In Columbia Model 57 $50. The finest chain wheel ever turnrd out of a factory, Hartfords, strictly high grade, S35, Videttes, fully guaranteed, S25 and $26, ROAT Ei WIL.SON. Gotham. Hoses were banked up In profusion, and everything that money could produce lent to the splendor of the occasion, The main speeches were by I'erry Ilclumnt and Judge Van Wyck. At Milwaukee. Mimvaukkk, April 14. The Jcffcr. son Club, or Milwaukee, observed the natal day of tho founder of dcruocrncy In a most fitting manner by a banquet at tho Plauklngton hotiso last night, which was nttended by ovor-IOOgucsts. Colonel William J. Bryan, of Ne braska, was tho guest of honor, und delivered the principal addnss. Del egations of Democrats were in attend ance from many towns throughout the state, und nearly all tho. Demo cruts from tho state legislature were present. Colonel Bryan arrived early from Chicago, escorted by a large del cgatlou from that city, and Muybr Harrison came later, also with u largo number of escorts. The banquet hall was beautifully decorated with tho national colors. A special from Sheridan, Wyoming says: Heavy Floods have been caused by tho melting snow In the mountains and put a stop to tho railway trntllo temporally and did an Immense mount of damage, Attacked By Tramps. Albany, Or., April 14. John O'Brien, u miner, aged GO years, while walking on tho railroad track near this city yesterday afternoon, was ns s.iulted by slx tramps armed with clubs who attempted to rob him Ho had 925 in his pocket and fought des perately. Ho knocked two of the tramps dosvn and escaped into town. Tho police arrested one of tho tramps, the others having disappeared. Bernard P. Conner, section foreman on tho Southern Pacific rullroad" at St. Jose, Cal., who came to this city severul days ago and mysteriously disappeared, leaving considerable monoy at u hotel, was arrested at Halsey. He was crazy frcn alcoholism. . MARION COUNTY NEWS. Business Being Transacted at the Court House, MAHItlAOE LICKNSB ISBUUI). Amelia Pfenning und Jacob Vcgt. CIHCUIT COUUT. Tho Canadian Pacllli: Hallway com pany, through its attorneys yesterday tiled an nnswer to the complaint recently filed by L. II, McMahonJn an action for money btilt. Plio answer Is general denial of the allegations mudo In the plaintiff's complaint relative to tho claim of 4550.35 far advertising sorytccs, al leged to have been rendered. As a further unswer, tho defendant alleges that a contract was entered into on Muy 1, 181)2, between tho company and tho publisher of tho Woodburn Inde pendent, by which six Inches ol space was contracted for ono year at $9 per month, to bo paid for In transportation over tho rail lines of tho defendant.- Tho defendant furthor alleges that tho advertisement was published only ten monthi und that the publisher received full com pensation for tho year, of 9I0S In transportation over the company's lines. DKKDB, BTC, FII.KD. Walter B.'Peacock and wife to II. N. Peterson, 30 acres tu J. 11. Adams d. I. c, tps. 0 and 10, s. "r. 2 west, 8275. Isaac C. Sutton and wife to Alice I, Sutton; lot 1, block 2 Prcsmill uud Smith's addition to Salem, $75. A hop contract by which T. V Hayes, of Woodburn, agices to deliver to Uosenwald & Co., of Now York City, 0,000 pounds of the 1800 crop, the price being lOcents per pound,4) cents to be advanced nt picking time. Weather and River Dolniro. The lltflit frost of last night Is to be followed, says the weather bureau, by very tine weatner ror toauy and to morrow. Ti-e wheelmen of tho ult will be delighted with aline Sundi as the roans aro now becoming some what settled country ward und many .i cyclist will venture out for a few miles' run Into the country. Tho Mourner Pomona went down tho river this morning well loaded with frlcght arid a fair list of pas. sentrers rrom up-river points. The river Is f.lowl leceedlng from tho Kl-foot mark, ut which It stood day before yesterday. It now stands at 11.3 feet und Is fulling. A Short Vacation, Two boys, named George Bonner and Harry Brown, aged 15 and 10, took French leave ofthe reform kqIiooI last t yenlng. out wore cpturedat Albany by Supt. Bickers and biought oackon thnuftornoon train today. "i ' VIS (MR I A IS BLAMED., News Fro.ni Commo dore Kautz. Complete Written Received. All Three Partie3 Have Agreed Upon Instructions to the Commissioners. Hy AmiuHntvtl Prcan (o the Journal. Wasiiinoton, April II. The cab It ct meeting today was devoted principally to tho discussion of the s mo.in (i icstlon and Instructions to the American commissioners to the czar's dlsarmanent conference, A complcto writton report concern ing the preliminaries leading up to hostilities, madujto tho secretary ot tho navy by Admiral Kautz, was read. It throws additional light upon tho compilation prior to tho admirals urrlyals the most Important fact brought about being that the threo consuls, at tho time or tho admiral's arilval at Apia, hud recognized the revolutionists under Maluafa, Tlio uprising after Chief Justice Chambers' decision In favor MuliuUm Tanu, the admiral Indicates that It wus fo.nented largely hy tho German consul, who Insisted upon recognizing Mutaaraus King. Chaos was threatened and Ameri can und British residents considered llieiutelvci In peril Massacre was feared and under the circumstances, too American and British consuls joined with tho Germans In recogulz Ing the provisional government, Bi:klih, April, II -In tho roch stag the Interpolation on Samoa was presented by Dr. Lohr, an extremist, und was replied to by tho Minlsltor of Foreign affairs. Haron Von Buelow. The whole affair Is looked upon ns n ir..iu a u I lasted only eight minutes. Wasiiinoton. Anrll 14 The statu depart muut uuuouuces today itlmtall tlneu parties to tho Berlin troaty have agreed upon the Instructions to ho given Hiu Samouu commissioners and the commission would 'leave San Francisco on the 25th lust. The committee will be empowered to deal with thu situation as it tlnds It In tho Siiiiioitn Island, upon Its ar rlvul, The commissioner will have no power to alter the meaty or Ber lin. Two btate Chorees, Frank HelnrlcliH, aged 21 years, from near Cottage Grove, was today committed to the asylum. Young Harry Grlllln, of Jackson county, wus today brought to the prison under a threo yens' sentence fur burglary. Another Appendicitis 1'jliciit Today at 12:30 o'clock Mrs. B. A Kirk wus operated upon at thu Salem hospital for annoiidlollls by Dr.jCmt- wrlght and assistants. Mis. Kirk has suffered Intensely for twe days when u consultation was held I Sl decided that un operation for dread dlscuso would bo necessary levlute the pain. As we go to press the patient Is recovering rrom the anesthelh'-s and Is getting along nicely. Attempted Suicide, i Ilr Aiilntcil 1'rean In Hie Juurunl. MAit8iiKiEi.D,Or., April 14. -Orccrin Byors attempted to cummlt suicide at his father's house at Summer yester day Thu buy Is 17 yoarH old. At breakfast he was In Ills usuul good spirits AbcutO o'ulock he went Into his father's room and In a few mo itient4 a -hot was heard. The rather entered the room and round Cruodo unnn thu llonr. his bruins pouring out through a ''" I'"' ' !K' DuilUw iiuiu in me rigm ro is uo t'hance or recovery No cauo Ir, assigned for the deed K. II. Hyt-ri., the father, Is a pnmlnent fanner, und un old resident of this county. Examine the Question, retarding your eyesight with our Aid and you will soon know whether or not glasses are necessary. We have the facility for muklng a thorough test of the eyes and fit ting glasses with accuracy. The depa'tmebt is In charge of a graduate optician, who has modern Instruments at his dltposal. Pro scriptions for glasses narefullv DIM, HERMAN W. 1JAHH, Ordinal OplUUn. 110 STATD UTRQBT. 8: CONGREGATIONAL MEETING. Wes Willamette Association Meets at Gaston, Gaston, Or., April, 14.-The third an nual meeting or the West Willamette j Association of the Congregational Churches and Ministers met, with the Congregational church at this place Tuesday evening, Bev. M. K. Evcm, D. D., of Ohio ago, was present In tho evening, and gave an address. Tho next meeting of this association will be held at Hillside, Washington county. Polk County's New Court House, Countiy Judge Wells was In the city today attending to business pertain Ifg to thoPolk couuly court house, tho building of which has been lot to Salum contractors, Tho allusion lu this paper some days ago to tho pos sibility of a "Job" haying been nar rowly escaped, was without doubt uncalled for, and Tup Jouknal takes pleasure In stating that upon thor oughly looking Into tho merits of the proposition It has no doubt but that everything In connection with tho lot tlngof that contract was straight. Tho people or Polk county will without a doubt have a good court house and they arc certainly securing It at n low llgure. Judge Wells and tho com missioners have taken every precau tion In the mutter, , New Sugar Company, Uy ANnmliileil I'tcnh la tlio Juurmil, San Fuanoisco, April 14. Tho steamer City er Itlo do Janeiro ar rived rrom Hong Kong and Yoko hama, via Honolulu. Tho Associated Press representative nt Honolulu sends the following under date or April 0: L. A. Thurston, A. W. Carter and others have secured options on the largo Orossman and other coffee es tates In Olau, which they propoo to organize Into sugar plantations. Tho cousldoratton was In the neighbor hood or 9800,000. There ure 10,000 ucresln tlio tract. Tho Nuhiku Sugar Company, limited, with u capital or 9750,000, was organized, and most, or tho stock taken yestorduy. The capital will bo divided Into 117,500 shares of 920 each. Of the stock 975,000 will bo paid up and 9075,000 will be assessable. . STATU NEWS, The Columbia river is rising nt the rate ot one font a day. Portland has compluted a now si house for use in thut city. Clackamas county has sulHurlhcd 92700 to help build tho Molulli r.-nd. Mrs. Krnest MoKoynnlds win wtr lously burned utCottugo Grove Wed nesday. Kov. I). M, Davenport, or Lebanon, w.ih elected moderator or the Wil lamette presbytery, at Corvallis yes terday. A new cheese factory at Greshuiii, Oregon, hits pu' Its first product no the markut. This new factory handles tho product of 250 cows or about 5000 pound) ol milk daily. iqHIRRnilllBngMIHMIIBllBHHKIIIIII . .. . Jos. Meyers & Sons, m 5 g 85 B B 119 Centti foi a lliionf Damakk I luck mid Tuikleh Towels that aro considered tine value at 26 cunts. ' S wm M E 123 Cent. Indies' vests In fine so looted silver grey, Jerfcy rlbb d Onutta stylo button across chest, Special Sale Silk Waists Our entire lino -of roady to waists ut npeolul sale prices. $2.78 to $10.88. wear I New Corded Silk waisi riiiiern .Iiitit rniwlvftri tho verv 1'tLcst. Nuw -" --- --r- -.-;-,- A "-r' tilues, now Heliotrope ijcrue ipe m Turriuolso combTnayjBnj 278 280 Commercial St, The Old White Come', YM CLOSE AT (J O'CLOCK. Royal :ASOK.UIEiytauRE Makes tho food mora now mrnwa Mckinley coming west Tho Ruotc Planned For Around the Circle. Swing Will Vult Yellow Stone Park and West tern Stat -8 Then Back To Washington, CtiiOAOO, April 14. Sonator Carter or Montana1, is at the Auditorium today onroute to Butte, City. Ho said president MoICInlcy wus going to make a tour or the western states during July. The plan as out lined by Sonator Carter provides Tor. an Interesting trip for the president. Accompanied by Mrs. Mc Klnlcy and u number of Intlmato olll olul associates ho will leave Wash ington about July 15. From Chicago west to tho Yellowstone Park tho trip will bo slow nnd but fow speeches may bo made. After leaving tho park, tho party will visit somo of the principal points In the western states and thou makoa quick return Journey to Washington. looks blue for quay. The Famous "Red Book" Admitted as Evidence by Judge Diddle, Uy Aaimulntrit I'rcnx (n Ilia JuurnnL PuiLADBLi'MiA, April 1 1. At Quay's trial today Judge Blddle determined that tho witness Goldsmith a former clerk of the Pcoplos Oank, should bo permitted to testify us to the entries lu tho "red book." This decision practically admits tho fatuous ''red book"as oyldonco against Quay. SMALL TELEGRAMS. Wm. II. Muellor, nr Baker City, was toduy grantoJ an additional pension or 91, making In all 912 per month. Bear Admiral Schley was today as signed to duty as u member cf tho unvul exumlug board In Washington, Tin Postofllco at Gurdauo, Uma tilla c.itinty, Oregon, has boon moved thm; plgths of a mile to tho north west, (iiturimr I.nn, or South Dakota, has wrltltm to I'msldcnt McKlnloy, de manding the return or tho South Da kota volunteorfl rrom the Phllpplncs. Honolulu udylccs says that the ex Queen Dowager Kaplolaul Is seriously 111. She had another stroko or apo plexy about it week ago. Tho Pittsburg Club, tho leading social organization or that cltv. will take action on the death of JLIouten- MIMHIHHI1NIIIIIRRIMII(NHMIHIRI11RIII .-. Salem's Greatest A COLUMBIA WHEEL GIVEN AWAY, I III our Mm, DuiMr m-nt A I1lll I.IIM MHt ui .v eoitu HI' IMir Mu' Mill I llujr'p riliHlalu I InK II tie will Miilltleuiiu in Im ! it iKirtlrliMiiit in lli kItIhk r HiU COLUMBIA 13ICYELE. A ir oiu!lt!m wiirwi.l 111411 tlw tjikeu. Gorno, muku your tniratinno. Imported Scotch Atadras uuir " 1 l'npy Immiui llilrl white IK 1 1 t, In wb41 tjrfiM7 ir v- P l ' v ruvv U KU (1IIII Nuw Ulko O I'ttni rvtu. Now Swoators. Nuw uuitu. New Golf Hose Willi thu Ut blllloo ifl4t. (Jliinntkln UoihI loop. i MlnifVljr(iuri(,iriii(Jr' M yOTv 9r t5 vfAr wyuvS Baking-powder delicious and wholesome fowtm co , nt.w vouk. ant Philip Lansdale. who was killed In Samoa. A Southern senator and provisional army olllccr declare yesterday that Presldont MoKlnley assumed him he would cull ror 35,000 volunteers within a row weeks. The president has today prepared n proclamation setting apart J30,0d0j acres oi iiiuu on soutn side or Lake Tahoe, California, us a forestry re-, serve, und a public park, d Tho 23th round of the Great Amorl- can Handicap In the interstate as sociation live bird tnurnament, wan concluded at Elkwood III. today. Tom Marshall, mayor or Kelthsburg Ills, won. On account of the Incrcuscd de mands on the treasury reserve, Sec rotary Gago will withdraw 910,000,000 government deposits rrom New Yoik banks within tho next threo months about 91,000,000 a week. On account or tho Spanish Indemnity, the es ponses will then bo greater than the receipts. In tho United States district court at Washington, William Eastman Cutter, convicted or conspiring to aid and abet William Hoggs In the latter' then or 9107,000 rrom the llrst Na tional bank, or Dover, or which Hoggs wus paying teller, was sentenced by Judge Bradford to pay u Hoc ot 95000 and be Imprisoned for 18 months. Ayer's WHEAT MARKET. UiiirjACin, April 2 red 70. San Fuancibco. l.dOJ cash 1.00. 14. May 731; cu6h April 1. -May . - Store. ( They made a rule J J5 s that only medicines of absolute purity and ? satcty could be ad- ( j mitted to the World's j j j When it came to ) 5 sarsaparillas they ac- j - ) ecpted but ene: ) , j This Label HART, 8&rlAFFNEfl & MANX. mvm QUAHANTEeO OLOTHINO ronllcldthlig buyers stands for thpliest Our spring lino Is now verr complcto with ALU WOOL BLUES EROES. ALL WOOL CA88IMERES ALL WOOL CLAYB. ALL WOOL CHEV umevui i a. WORSTEDS. ALL WOOL $8.50 to 520.00. Knnt-Wear-Oiit Bovh' and rhlldron's clothing. That uru warranted to give satls funtltjn. Wo have tho best. All styles lu newest materials. $1,50 to 57,50, Rough Riders Made of the icgulation Qlotti haino us worn Hi Gavttlry nnd Infantry. SloO. Khaki Cuba, A m 7lHHMBIlllIIIIIIIIlliaMiaaRHIIIIIIHIlHIllllllIMiHHHIWMII