Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 18, 1899, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. If i'?, VOL.. X. ,;,V V4'4I HinM1 VlH'jtll"',W "'' i THE NEW YORK RACK ; E. T. BARNES, Prop. Crash Hats, 2 Ant' they arc neat patterns too. havo tlio liner grades If you want to 75c. MEN'S BICYCLE SUITS, MEN'S CRASH SUITS, S2.40 to $3.65 MEN'S CRASH PANTS, 1.00 The N.ew York Racket SAVES YOU MONEYjON EVERY PU RCHASE. lyWo Cloao nt 6 o'clock, except Saturday. A.iii4VkVk,.kkkWk.ki.Uk.kkkk...h.ttlyttAjt,m)) 98 DIFFERENT STYLES of Stripes, Plaid and Fancy Silks of all Grattes. Call and order from Samples and get it bran new. Don't buy old shelf worn silks. k k k k We also have a nice line of A nice line of Notions, and at the oston EmDorlurrii 309 North Commercial Street. . W. W Yn. V. V Vw. few. WW p" p- XFV WX jPD"" k i i Men's Patent ''afflBa., FREE SHINES To Customors. f4h0fjA' NEW SHOE STORE 04 Statu St. Salem, Ouk. V Wo Closo at O o'clock. Exoopt Saturdny. -ad .cd ! na ck& . O? ? I. w - a IMBnuB'0E3watarj3i!SHaiojaHi3anaBi3taHnnaBB'raujwiiHflr- a m m a a e B M a d H S a fl Plying Top Given away with each 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. B H B a Sco our Men's Tan and Hlack See our Men's Tun and Hlack See cur Men's Tan and Hlack s Every pair guaranteed by us f Krausse Bros. 275 COMMERCIAL St. 5 No cheap, shoddy goods handled by us. o AaNUDUBHuaaaarjBHBBDeHBDaaaaBHnaHBaQaBc We AresHeadquarters re i Miuk m i Of course we them at 45c 2.70, $3.35,54.50, and 55.75 Wn have n lino line of Gent's Dressy Simiiiior Shirts, Don't forget those "Star f Star" Shoes. Wc have tlicin Id all tlio"Up-to-D.-iie" Htyles. Our customers have learned fioin ex perience that the t t 1 "snan I i J plain Silks of ajl'colors. Hosiery, and Underwear i I 4 i V Leather Shoes GUARANTEED NOT TO CRACK Up-to-date Styles $5. The kind not guaranteed, Sold for 35 and $6 Elsewhere, OUR PRICE $3.50. as3 -M c& at -V iA Viol Vlcl Vlcl ri MOO worth si.no. ih $2.60 worth 9350. W $2 00 wotrll $3.00. and free shines thrown in. B For pruning tools of all Ac scriptions, Draw cut PruningShea.'s, Pruning Saws, etc, etc, N. W. Cor. State & Liberty St., Salem. GRAY BROS aTJlWZAffiT " m , 101 III I B 1 1 I 1 J IMlu Asked For By the Filipinos. Lawton's Return Not Con sidered at all Unusual. Has Not Forces Enough to Hold Cap tured Territory. II V Aa.ocliioI l'reaa lu the Joumul, Manila, April 18. -A number or prominent and wealthy Filipino are orgiuizlng a committee to take steps to bring about, If possible, an under standing between the rebels and the Americans, The committee Intends to ask the United States Philippine. commission to nakia stutomcnUas to what terms would be offered the rebels, if the latter surrender. A large commission ol Filipinos Is said to have been appointed to confer with General Outs to the end of se curing peace, according to General Lagarda. The Americans, however, believe this commission, which will number a score or more of wealthy Filipinos, want to protect their prop crty rather than end the war. The object or the rubl commission ers Is sild to be to secure -as uia.iy rights of beir government as possible, demand that all the oltllces be reserved for Filipinos nud Americans, and re store peace, One of Agulnaldo's lato chiefs In Maniit declares the rebol would now bo glad to reserve over tures, and would sign a peace treaty. The London Times, commenting ed itorially upon General Lawton'r return rroui tho Laguna de Day district In the Philippines, finds nothing sur pr sing or discouraging. "British generals have orten had to do the same thing," says the Times, "in slmular situations. The grave matter is the reported discontent of the American troops but all or the countries pursuing a foreign foe have hud the same thing to contend with, and ne doubt tho United Stites will Hud II advisable to Imitate European measures, and enlist a regular force for the purpose of holding the Philip pines, Foreign possessions cilonot bo held by volunteers." "Why Gjneral Lawton r.cdcd at Manll'iV" Gen. Scliawu at Washing ton was asked. "General Ms has not communi cated his plans to tlio departmcnt,the matter being left entirely to bin discretion. The Insurgent leader bus established his headquarters at San Fcrnado, to the northwest of Malolos, and I suppose Geocral Otis contem plates a movement against that city, General Luwton had only 1500 men under his command, and it was of course Impossible for him to divide his forces by statloulug delashmenta in every village that Is cap tureJ. Ills command will be useful, however, In ns.ls'ln,; In the advance on Maloios, or In reinforcing the line anout t he city or Manila. It Is possible that when the lake rises, General Otis will rosuie the cam paign in the loulhorn part or tho Island." Annt'icr brunch eomnilttpo will ap proach Aguinaldo mIIIi terms and will endeavor to persuade him to ac cept them, It Is considered doubtful, however, ir uny mombers or the com mittee will darn to personally confer with the rebel loader The com m It toe includes seyural persons recently condemned U death b Aguinaldo, fur pctltl ming him to eeise lighting. General Otis has appointed it board, headed by Col. Crowdcr, to dcul with war claims. Many suuh claims have been tiled, aggregating millions of dollars, as a result of the (lo Ilo tiro. Otis, who has hIMierto handled tho e claims, unable U devote any time to them now. General Luwtori has ordered Col- Wholley, of the Washing! n regi ment, to omnium! Gfenil King's Columbia Model 57 $50. Tl:e finest chain wheel ever turned out of a factory, Hartfords, strictly high grade, S35, Videttes, fully guaranteed, S25 and $26, SROAT St WILSON. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY APRIL 18, 1809. brigade during the Illness of the hit t r. Washington, April 18. The cabl-, net meeting today was devoted en tirely to the consideration of the m- ban debt question. Sonic objection were raised to Secretary Al ger's plan for a general extension of one year and commissions to settle further extensions as ho was requested to revise the order to'proyldo for tlio straight extension of thrco (years without complicated details. The interest races not to be changed. CmcAao, April 18. Gen, Shatter, discussing the iPhlllpplne war said: "If General Law ton states that 100,000 men aro needed In tho Philippines ty cfcctually bring tho natives to terms, I could say that undoubtedly an army or such proportions Ib required. We of tho army have supremo con fidence in Gen, Lawton's judgment and it Is his practice-to underestimate rather than exaggerate, when passing upon existing conditions. u St. Paul, April 18. -Tho legislature tabled Governor Lindsay's message urging a recall from Philippines Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers. JAPANESE PRINCE IN AMERICA 11 r Anaocldtcil Prea to the Joqrnnl. San Fuancisco, April 18 Prince Konoyc, president of tho Japanese chamber or peers, is liorc on his way around the world on a trip or fnspec Mon and Investigation. As to China, Prince Ivonoyo says the Japanese look upon the matter with a determina tion to preserve the Integrity of the empire, If possible, but In cuso there should be a partition there should rail to Japan a good share of tho country, sn It mltdit be opened under Japanese auspices. The relations of Ills country with Russia, were, ho said, qulto satisfactory. GIV1NC AMERICA A BAD REPUTATION lly Aa.iii'liiti-il A'rraa tu I he Journal. Hkkltn, April 18. In the relchstag today, Dr. Vlclliahen, charged the radicals with placing their services at the disposition of the American meat contractors. Vlelhaben maintained that the American meats were bad and that the Americans adulturato food products enormously, adding that the Gorman army and navy should be protecced more than hith erto against tainted foreign meals. GEN. MILES PLEADS FOR MORE WITNESSES lly A..ocln(il I'rcai lo Hie Jiniriiiil. Washington, April 18. The Wade court of Inquiry spent the forenoon today bohlnd closed doors In an effort to agree upon a plan for bringing the Inquiry to a closo. Muor Leo was present, on behalf of General Mile. Ho made a pleu for summoning ad ditlonal witnesses. YUKON RIVER BREAKING UP. lly Aa.unlateil 1'rraa Ih Ilia Journal. ViCTOniA, April 18. Tlio man rrom the Klondike say tho Yukon Is al ready breaking up and Is Hooded rrom Marsh lake up. A parly of four houdod by Stuart or Snnmlsh, Wash ington went through tho Ice noar White Worse Uaplds, on April 2 ann woro drowned, will) their dogs. Grave aixlcty Is expressed for those now on the trull. Try Allen's l'ootEase, A powdir to lie shukun Into the sh es. At this season your root fotl swollen, nervous and hot, and gut tired easily. If you huvo smarting reet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot Ease. It cools tho feet and make walking ousy. Cures swollen and uweutlnir feet, blisters and oalloiiM spots, Kellovor! corns and bunions of all pain and gives roxl and ami fori. I n It today. Sold by all druggUls and tthou HUito for 2fio. Trial pack ago FUKK AildrpM, Allen S Olm-im-iJ, L K". N- V eod d&w Ml t I LORD Appointed Minister to Persia. Other Important Diplom- atic Changes Announced further Developemonls in the Quay l Trial. V Ur AMtielnteil I'rr. to (lie Journal, Washington, April 18. Tho fol lowing Important diplomatic changes are announced us n result or a cabinet fticetlng today. W. W. Kockhlll. now tnlnletcr to Greece, has resigned. Arthur .Sherburne Hardy, of New Hunipshlro, now minister to Persia, has been promoted to succeed Rock lull. William P. Lord. ex-Governor or Oregon, lias boon appointed minister to Persia. John N, Irwin or Iowa, rormetly governor of Arizona, Is ap pointed minister to Portugal, to suc ceed Lawrence to Belgium, vice Bel lamy Storer, who goes to Madrid, fRx -Governor Lord was shown the aboye by Associated Press to Tiik Jouunal and said It was an crroi tliut the appointment he understood wasolfered him was to be minister to Peru, with a salary 6t 310,000 a year, which he would probably ac cept. Governor Lord says ho could not accept the ministry to Per siu, us court duties that would have lojio maintained would more than consume all the sulary ut $5000 a year. In either case, Mrs. Lord would ac company him and, probably some or tho children. Either ap pointment Is a very high honor and Judge Lord's friends are con gratulating him upon the distinction. Win. P. Lord needs no introduction In Oregon. He Is CO years old, lu the prime or lire, and he will till the olllco with dignity and ability. Tun Jouknal lias verltied Its dis patch, and It was transmitted to Portland from Washington, as Persia, the capital of which Is Teheran, Is situated about 76 miles south or the Caspian tcu. Irylng Dudley, or Calirornlnla is tlio present minister extraordinary and plenlpotentlnry to Peru. Ar thur H, Hardy, or Nuw Hnmpshlro, whom Governor Lord Is to succeed, Is minister resident and consul-general, according to the New York World ulmuulo foe 1800, EXPERT EXAMINATION, lly Aaaoulntail l'reaa lu the .Imirmil Philadhmmiia. April 18. In tho uiiy iiiiii i'lujur uijiiiniiiilii. cx)t-rv accountant, wus turned over to the dereuso for urosscxumliiallnn. Ho was questioned about his experience as an expert and upon what ho ban d Ills calculations of Interest. Tho wit ncslndloutoil Hi at In obtiluel the rate of InteruM from current prices In tho money market, and not as u result or guess. sfyf There's Great Danger lu alluding yiur eyot to pu yoarly without having (hum i-xamlnud It1 dOM noi cost you unyililng to call alt mr HUire and have tneiii exumlnud by a iirnriiiala tTi tt tinrl If tl iubjii nm I KIUMMUII' U'VMII MIIU fl NIUHflVO I I V nieiwl we ran supply them too at mi-derutn cost. We repair sKictaclt and eye glaxwis at teasnnable prices If only bent out or shape we straighten free. HERMAN W. BAIUL OruiHal OulIiUo. . - - - f r ' THE U1CYCLE TAX. A New Question Kalsed Concerning LU-' billty to the Tax. ' Arc bicycles purchased after March I.llable for 18!)!) tax? ( There lias been some question whether a blcyilu purchasud uftot ' March 1, Is liable lo a tax ror this year. Thus fur tho sheriff of Mailon1 county has been collecting the tax ro gardless of when the bicycle wus purchased, i no tectum or the statute bearing upon tho subject says: "Thoro shall bo levied, on or bcrore tlio llrst day or March, or each your, a special tax or 31.25, etc. It Is coutended by thoso who have raised the .question that only those bicycles owned on the day or tlio levy arc liable to tho tax. It appears from a strict reading or the luw thut tho levy made Is only or. blcylea lu tho county and not In the hands of dea.- ers at the time of the levy. ir, then, a Dlcyclo Is brought into tho county utiortho levy, or bought uricr that dttto, It has not been levied upon and is not liable to the tax. PERSONAL EFKECTa HERE. The DatrgaRe and Trunks of Hal Hlbbard and Chester Hubbard Arrived. The porsouitl effects or Chester Hub bard of Dallas, and Hal Hlbbard ar rived day boforo yesterday and were today oponed at tho Southern PuclUo freight depot. Tho trunk contained u largo number of unopened packages and many letters which were received arteritis death. The chests containing tho gooas were shipped at the govern ment' cxponso supposedly, but Micro was a rrelght bill presented ror samo The trunks woro looked, with lugoue ously constructed Filipino padlocks. Somo miscreant had Hied oil tho pad lock between 'Frisco and Salem, but It Is not known whether anything Is missing as yet, as closo Investigation has has not yet been made. It Is the government's Intention to forward the remains as soon as the heated term Is passed and Mr. Hlb bard expects to be not I tied when the samo arc shipped. Mr. Hlbbard Is at a loss jut now what, to do with tho unopened lottors but will probaly open them and for ward tho same tu the writer. Qov, deer's Opinion, Replying to a dispatch rrom Now York Herald asking how u ror more vol u tutors would bo tho call litis- wercd by Oiegon ? Governor Gcer sent tho following dispatch: "You uk my dplnltih'as to Miow n call ror more volunteers rurscrvlco In tho Philippines would bo answorcd.' 1 have no means of knowing, mivo by the general knowledge that when tho llrst call was made last year, tho only disappointment, shown anywhere was by thoso who tried to enlisted and were rejected, and that Ir thedoslro to enlist then was based on unselllsh pa triotism (and Micro can he no doubt of this,) In the event of a call ror more yolnnlccrs to hold tho fruits of tho Spanish war and to glvo Dewey's Victory a permanent place in history, M8IEIIBI0lltlllllli.lHllimaillMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIMRlRIIIIIIIlllllIHIrigillllliRIMII Ijos. Meyers & Sons, ifvraAINS Special This week our entire line of Now HobluotH Noltiiighnms Irish Point, etc. Ladies mm an M M IIii(leroiui!!ii Corset I'ovfn I'lifCliiC Drawer m Skirfs H M ha 33 at 73 i 4 ' "-T jA A lovely new line or high nrt ling erie at popular prices, 3 V4 JU XI w vn s 278 280 Commercial St. WIS CLOSE AT Royal T 4ttSMLlJXEIV lPf IRP AtSOiMlElY Makes the food more HOVAl BIH9 Oregon would furnish her qtiotu as promptly as any stuto In tho Union. "It Is to bo Imped that this cmer geny may not arise, but It Is bcllovcd that the effort Just now being Indus triously made to render tho Amorlcan occupation of the Philippines unpop ular has u political phase altogether, and Is Intended solely to affect the presidential election a year hence. "This country has nover engaged In a war, either foreign or domestic, where there was not a scheming minority busily saerllclng patriotism fi partisanship, and attacking In tho rear the administration on whoso shoulders lay tho burden or tho con lllct. The -present outcry Just bororo u prcsldontitl election, Is an echo from tho summer or o4. "The Orcuon troopi have won na tional fame In tho Philippines, tight tug the Fllllplnos; thoy havo nover rought any Spaniards, because there have been uono thorn to light; they enlisted especially to go to tho Philip- plnus, and havo shown no discontent, sa vo when deprived of activo service Slnco taking the Held they havo proved their cnicloncy and 'soldierly qualities, and 1 havo no ovldonco whatever or their dcslro to abandon tlio content thoy were so anxious to undertake. "War Is to bo doprecuted ut all times, and It Is hoped that no Mill (or additional troops may bo necessary, but In tho national emergency Involv ing tho Burronder or valuable posses sions by n nation or 70,000,000 of poo plotoa handrul or Kiiul-burbiulans, urogon can bo depended upon to do her whole duty promptly and cheer fully, notwithstanding the Impending election next year," T. T. Gekh, Governor. Salem Public Uulldlng, Proposals for a site for the publlo building to bo erected at Salem will be received at tho supervising archi tect's olllco until May 15. Tho adver tisement requires Mint the 1st bo 140x130 feet, If a cornor lot, and 130x180 f cot If an Inside lot. Call for Warrants, Notico Is horoby glyon that Micro aro funds on hand applicable to tho payment of warrants of thu City of Salem drawn on tho general fund and endorsed on or before December 18. 1800. Holders or said warrants will nleasu present them ror payment at Ludd & Hush's bank, as Interest on same will e'easo from dato of this notice. Salem Or. April 10, 1801). 4 17 lOt Rov. Stevenson, of Albany, stopped over In tho city today enroute for Portland. Hduinud Mid Georgia Glltnor, left today for St. Helens. John Brooks, MioSllyorton druggist, wus In Salem today. Land Agent HI Gcor, went to Port land this afternoon. Salem's Greatest i ia 9BSL3 Special .Hrices! R 19 Cant a pair liullra' fat bluok lino K.ugu ImiKirtftl . BtjckltiK--vruflhailurwr. A COLUMBIA WHEEL GIVEN AWAY, III our Mhh' DeiHtriimut wi .li ivrltM oi 8 111. inir mu' I at; Ib u. mul llu' ruin) will anlltla Him lu a iurtlliaiil in lit fi a iwrttelint In III :ilHr Utl I COLUA1BIA , I3ICYELE. A pr.MiUlunf Miri4Ml trfoi Dm (rker. Co mo, maks your purahaso. NO. 03. &UUNG FOWDEK fajftE delicious and wholesome POWBt CO., NIW YOflX. A CONVICT PATIENT. M, E.'Wells Digs His vVay Through the Asylum Floor and Starts South. M. E. Well, a conylct patient at the asylum, who about thrco weeks ago secured a brier liberty by breaking through thrco doors, escaped again last night, and is nt present Bomc whero south or Salem, working Ms' way toward Ashland, having been traced nt last accounts as far as Turner Wells this time In sumo way secured possession of a spike nail, with whlcU ho pried up several board In the floor v of the room in which ho was confined. enabling him to get Into tho basement or tho Institution, after reaching which, his escape was easy, as the var ious doors leading to the outside wore locked on tho Inside. As soon ns tils escape was discov ered, three attendants were placed on his trial, and at lust accounts they were In hot pursuit. It Is thought he will be re-captured soon, as hit mental condition Is such that It will not be difficult to follow him, be having declared to a farmer who gave li I m Ills nrcukrust and tried lo de tain liliu Mils uiur'nlng, that he was going to Ashland. Wells was sentenced to tho peniten tiary rir live yours rrom Marlon county In IBM. Ho hud been an inmate or the asylum fur some time. Ills constant desire is to reach a telegraph otllce and telegraph to his mother for money. Aro You Evmr Dopremmod? HI . And li It aut duo to nerroui iUao tlon? How can you lute coanift nwn cunorinif wun neaxuoo. nrrr u iri)trilun, and greut noiltal wiaknCM T Would yon like to m rid of tblt di'nrMiilon nt n'rlU ? low ? lir teinoTl&ff ths uum. Ut Auer's N eF hi twstipn Itrmoveathacauoof yourinflar Inif, ImauM It rcinovra all Impurities frum)uur blood. 11.00. AllUrugjlata, To keep In good health you nut have perfcot action o( tho bannlf. Aver'. 1111 euro roiutliatlon sod hlllouiuea, itSc.abox, WrHe tm our Oaolmr. Writ, ui fr.elr all Hi p.ttlcaLrt In your ea. Addr.M, l)tt. J. O. AtElt, ixweu, MMI. WHEAT MARKET. Chicago, April 18. May 731; cash rcu in, San Fkancirco. 1.131 cash 1.07. April 18,-May Store. 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