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SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY MAY 2, 1809.
NO. 105.
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Gents duo Vlcl kid shoes In tlio new
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they'ro all the very best goods that can bo sold for tho money.
CASH AND ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
THE NEW YORK RACKET.
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fir Ansoclnted 1'reaa to the Journal.
Washington, May 2. Tho president
has appointed Colonel Frederick Fun
ston of tho Twentieth Kiiubus to bo a
brigadier general of volunteers. Tho
uppointment was reconinicndcd by Gen
eral MucArthur nnd supplemented
strongly by General Otis in a Cable
dispatch yesterday.
Wahhinoton, May 2. The following
has been received from Dewey: "I can
not get any further information concern
ing Gilmoro and party now. Informa
tion reached me today from Guam, dated
March 20. Tho inhabitants there are
quiet ami contented under tiie United
States flag."
Washington, May 2. Among deaths
from wounds in action reported by Otto
are tho follewing: April 25, Geo.
Lichmuer, private, Second Oregon.
April 28, Clyde Z. Woods, private
First Washington; Geo. W. Hovey,
cori0ral, Co. A, First Washington.
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Nkw Yoiik, Mav 2. A special to the
Herald, from Washington, says: Secre
tary Hay was formally notified today
of tho release by the Spanish garrison
at l'onapo, Caroline islands, of an Amer
ican citizen named Molinder, held as a
prisoner of war slnco last summo.
Xanila, May 2, 8:25 a. m. Goner.il
MacArthur has sent tho ofllcorH of Gen
eral Antonio Luna, tho Fillipino com
mander, undor tho llag of truee.carrying
monoy and provisions for tlio 'American
prisoners in his hands, and asking an
exchange of prisoners, and the names
of such as he may have.
It is reported that the insurgents have
two ofllcers and 10 others, and it is sup
posed that among these uro Lieutenant
J. C. Gilmoro and nine- mon of tho
United States gunlwat Yorktown, who
foil into tho hands of tho Flllipinos last
month when tho guiilxmt visited Baler,
on tho east coast of Luzon.
Major Bell, with a squad of scouts,
lias captured tho town of tho Macabebo,
about four mile9southwest of Calumpit,
tlio people ringing bells and shouting
"Vivas." The Americans are now cm-
ploying Macabebes instead of Chinese,
and they nro delighted to get GO cents u
day, declaring their loyalty to Ameri
cans. Major-General Lawton is advancing.
He has organized a band of 40 scouts to
go ahead of tho column. Tho band,
which is under William Young, an old
Indian lighter who killed five Filipinos
last week, includo Diamond, Harring
ton, Somcrtleld and Murphy, of tho
Second Oregon regiment.
Manila, May 2. Tho peace envoys
from Filipino headquarters, who left for
General Luna's camp Saturday,, returned
today with new proposals for ending
tlio hostilities and securo peace.
Manih, May 2. Everything, light
ing included, was forgotten Monday in
celebration of tho anniversary of the
battlo of Manila bav. Tho llect had a
holiday. Admiral Dewey gavo a recep
tion on board tho Olympia, to his of
ficers, and received many Jcongratula
tory cables.
Tho Nevada cavalry is now in tho cicy,
having been brought from Cavlto as
part of tho change in the rearrange-1
meet of troops for additional lighting
expected if tho Filipinos decided not to
surrender unconditionally,
Tho bridge near where Funston
nrnoni.il tho Hio Grande and routed the
rebels is repaired sullleiently for the
artillery and baggage train to cross.
Tho MacababcH want to light with tho
Americans, and nro so anxious to do so
that thoy gavo up five Tngal prisoners
ready to execute when Major Bell and a
nnrtv of American scouts reached tho
town this aftornoon.
Washington, May 2. -As a Dewey day
present to the admiral at Manila, the
navy department made tho first order of
the kind on record. It virtually makes
Dewey tho whole navy department, so
far as the Munila squadron is concerned.
He is given absolute powers in practic
ally all matters without reference to the
Washington authorities. Ho can make
changes in the personnel of tho squad
ron as he may deem proper; has power
to move ofllcers from one vessel to an
other, nnd detach and order homo those
ho may lwllovo aro not required with tho
Hoot. It Is also naiil tho commando of
tho now gunboat captured from Spain,
now l)cing overhauled at Hong Kong,
will Iw distributed by Dewey.
PEACE
AM
Asked For By
Filipinos.
the
General Otis Will Accept
Nothing But Surrender.
Manila, May 2. General Lawton was
engaged Jin hard fighting early tills
morning. Telegraph communication
was cut at 0 a. m. and thoro have been
no reports from Lawton since that time.
Lawton lost ono kilted and five
wounded in yesterday's lluht, near San
Rafael. Today Lawton is inarching on
Halinag, where a largo body of rebels
are congregated. General Halo started
at daybreak with the Iowa bu ml South
Dakota regiments, a squad of cavalry
and two guns of tho Utah battery, from
Calumpit, in a northeasterly direction
to co-oporato with tlio Maccabees'.
Dondon, May 2. Representatives of
the Filipino junta say thoy havo re
ceived a telegram from Agulnaldo in
which lie Btated that his govornment
hns nothing to do with pence negotia
tions. San Fiuncikco, May 2. The trans
port Centennial arrived today from Ma
nila. No soldiers aboard.
Royal
ABSOLUTELY touRE
Baking
Powder
Absolutely 'Pure
Mokes tho food more delicious and wholesome
wotai Mwwa rtwwmt eo.i tw vom.
THE
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Anti-Imperialist Literature is Intor-copted
SAMOANS
And Germans Are Jubilant Over the
Actions of the Powers.
Reaches the Coeur
d'Alene.
Walla Walla, Wn., May 2,Onq
u-oop of the Fourth cavalry, under tha
command of Lieut. Munroo, will leave
this aftornoon to proceed to tho sceno 61
tho Wardnor riot.
Cincinnati. Mnv 2. Thn third nnn'nnK
convention of tho Good Cisizonshipv '.
I Prtntm boonn linrn Intlnv wllh n nrn. -
o o v - rvj
limlnary conferences and committee ,
meetings. ?
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I'UKB llUiUl'.A!.UJb UKAHDX" , ft
iuauo irom appics, grapes nnu prune0 jt.
At $2.50 per gallon. At Distillery tMj?(
mlioeastoi state penitontiary. Auf
gust Aufrane. 6-2-0t
DEAD. '
New and Original AdyettUIns.
It Ih Interesting to watcli tho new
Idoas always to bo found In tho ad
vertising of Hood's Sarbaparllla. Tho
nrcsonL lino of advertlsetneuts la cs
ucclally unloue. each beginning with
a familiar nroverb and leading up to
tho good qualities of this famous med
Id no. Tho nrguinent In ovory case
Is clinched by cundenfed testimonials
from people the incdlcluo bus cured
It is gratifying to sco tho continued
success of an article or genuine merit.
While other preparations come to tho
surface und after a short time dlban
P'.'ur, Hood's Sarsaparlllu has steadily
maintained Its place In public conlid
enco. ft
Tho real Carbon's uro the most ex
pensive picture made, but wo ure vlud
that most peoplo know a uood thine
when they sec It. Cronlso Photo
Studio. -.-27 tf
THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT VERSUS THEOREGONIftN
rlv AaaorUted 1'roi la the Jonrnnl. in
Nkw York, May 2. A Manila dis
patch to the Journal says:
Agulnaldo has made overtures for
peace, Col. Arguelez having presented a
proposition which came directly from
Agulnaldo.
This proposition, the Journal sayB,
was tho same as that hcrotoforo mndo,
namely, an armistice until tho Filipino
congress meets and decides whether tho
Filipino army should surrender. Otis
declined, tho despatch says, and told
Arguelen that It was useless for tho Mil
ptuos to return unless they came pre
pared to accede American delimits.
Manila, May 2. Tlio llrst authentic
Information regarding Lieutenant J. C.
Gilmoro and partyof fourteen men from
gunboat Yorktown, who were captured
bv the Filipinos April 12, whs received
nt tho hands of Major Arguelez. It is
In the form of a list of the missing men
and is signed by Lieutenant Gilmoro.
The lieutenant reports that ho and his
party havo been brought across tho
mountains.
This information is brought In ro
Bponpo to a note which General Mae
Arthur hent to Luna, by Major Shields
and Lieut Hayne, and which these of
ficers, liearlng a flag of truce, carried
across Luna's lino yesterday evening.
WAsiuNOT0s',May 2. The iwstiiuiH
ter general has directed tho jxwtmastor
at San Francisco to take out of tlio
mails for Manila three pamphlets issued
by Udward Atkinson, of Boston, vlco
piesldent of tho Antl Imperialist
league. Tho order does not apply to tho
circulation of tlio pamphlets by mall in
this country, but liars their dispatch to
tlio Philippines, discontent nnd even
mutiny among tlio soldiers, being stated
by tho department to !o tho design of
theso publications.
Boiidkntown, Pa. May 2. Ilov. TIioh.
0. Carmnn died today at Bradley Beach
from tho effect of ioison caused by eat
ing canned meat a month ago.
Ordering a Cessation of Hostilities
Ameticnha and British Condemn
Peace Policy.
Company ol Colored Troops
Received With Delight.
II r AmioelnlcU l'rc. lo Iie Jnurnnl.
Wkllinoton, May 2. Advices from
Samoa indicate that tho instructions
from tho powers to ceaso hostilities,
make iiio situation in tho islands very
serious, as tho robots bold tho main
food supply and are again near Apia.
Tho correspondent thinks It is evident
tho homo authorities misunderstood the
situation at Samoa.
Tho Germans ami rebels aro already
jublliant and claim a victory over the
British and American forces. The cor
respondent says unless the rebels are
made to submit the dilllcultles will re
main unsolved. White jicoplo on the
outskirts of tlio city are at tho mercy of
tho rebels. Tho American vice-consul's
store at Fill If u were looted last week
while the German store adjoining was
left untouched.
Tho British ami American rcHldouts
tsornigy condemn tho action of tho
powers in ordering a cessation of hostii
Hies nt this stngo. The loss sustnlnetl
by the retain in fighting wns. much
preatcr than was nt first nuppoMil, ,
Nr.w oiik, May 2. A special to thu
Herald from Washington, says:
As a result of General Torres' oppres
sive conduct toward American mer
chants trading at Bhiollulds, Nicaragua,
this government has determined to re
quest tho NIcarnguaii government to re
lievo him from duty at that toiut.
It is proposed by tho authorities to
keep tho cruiser Detroit at Minefields to
provide protection to Americans until
there is a restoration of order.
Local Juries and Courts Can Not Try
tho Rioters.
SKAIFK. At tlio family homo in 8li
vorton, May 1, 189tt, Jnno, wlfo of
Robert Skalfe. aired 82 years.
Tho deceased was born In Yorkshire
F.m:luml. nnd en mo to America in 1840.
Slio was ono of Silvorton'B oldest pio
neers, nnd was tho mother of eight.'
children, live sons and three daughters,
being survived by her husband and
three sous, namely: Thomas Skulfo,
of Suiuniervllle, Oregon; Michael Skalfo
of Bllvorton ; and Jasper Skalfo, of Col
fax, Washington. Tho deceased was
also a sister to Mrs. Kugone Dreyman,
of this city.
Tlio funeral will bo hold Wednesday
at thu homo in Hilverton. Mr. fekalfo,
husband of tho deceased, Is quite low.
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The Famous
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Shoes have arrived, in Black
and Tan; all widths and
sizes. The greatest
$3,00 SHOE
On earth for ladies equal
to any 4 shoe in the city.
Call and see them at
Krausse Bros.,
215 COMMERCIAL. ST., BALBM, OKBOQN.
KltKi: SHINES.
A Gold Standard Authority Concedes the Justice of the De
mand for Free Coinage in 1896.
Monday's Oregonian prints a private letter from Geo. E. Roberts, Director of
tho United States Mint, to tho Editor of Tun Jouunal, which wo reproduce else-
whoro.
Tho Oregonian took Mr. Roberts to task Iwoauso ho told tho truth about
Blaine, Garfield, MoKinloy and Carlisle. Ho said thoy made hcoc1ioh for free
coinage and voted for free coinago when tho gold output was constantly declining
and bimetallism was a necessity. Roberts told tho truth and tho Orogoniun nan
only reply by abuse and insinuations that tlio eminent men quoted woro not
sound thinkers.
Tho Director of tho mint stated that as tho GOLD product hy BKX) would
probably oqual tho total GOLD AND SILVER product of 1890, tho last argument
for free coinage OF BOTH metals wus done away with.
In our editorial wo tried to show that this was un admission that tho Himt
allist argument was sound in 1800 ami that thoy woro right in demanding a
larger volume of coinage then. Tlio Director of tho Mint arguod that tho volume
of coinago of standard money thoy donmndod In 1800 was ii good thing and ho
rejoiced that it would Iw supplied by gold alono In 1W0, and thoroforo thoro was
no more need oi bimetallism.
Wo rejoice with Mr. Roberts that thu increased output of gold in 1000 will
cie the iwoplo a little larger volume of basic monoy. While this coneedos tlio
principle, it does not meet the demand of bimutalliits in 1800 or at prosont. ho
many countries are going onto mo gom iai, nu uur unu wwum? .o w,
rapidly, that, with the value of gold llxetl by law, tlio gom suumarti is niaoe
Waiidnkii, Ida., May 2. Btato Auditor
Sinclair is being urged by eitlzeiiB to use
Ids inlluence in procuring martial law as
thu only hope for law-abiding people in
the Coour do 'Alonos. Five masked
mon woro seen between Wardnor and
Kellogg last lilght but no further out
rage has been reported. A company of
colored troops has Just arrived from
SiHikuuc. Hundreds of people met
them at tho dqxit and were wild with
delight. Arrests of Htrikers have commenced.
SroKANK, May 2 Sovonty-ilvo picked
mon of Co. M, Twenty-fourtn infantry,
Captain Batcliolor, left Fort Spokauo
for Wardnor this morning. Thoy carry
15 days rations and 2,000 rounds of am
munition, Many aro veterans who
fought at Han Juan, Tho men uxpect
no immcdiato lighting but aro ready for
tiny thing,
W allack, Ida. May 2. Sheriff Young
anil County Attorney Samuel were both
in Wardnor today presumably confer
ring with state auditor Slne!alr,!tho gov
ernor's roproHcntntlvo. Sheriff Seysler
says while punishment should bo meted
out to tlio guilty parties, only tho fed
oral government can do so, as thoro 1h
not a man in Shoshono county qualified
to sit as juror in tho case.
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Giiioaoo, May 1. July 73 &.
red 74fJ.
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Louisvillk, May 2. The contract
to furnish a silvor sorvico for tlio battle
ship Kentucky was given to a Philadel
phia firm today at a cost of ffl.OOO.
Manila, May 2. -Major Arguolox and
Lieut. Denial returned today to roiiow
and press the request of General Luna
for n cessation of hostilities.
Thn proposals thoy had to submit dif
fered but slightly from those which thoy
brought from tho Filipino commander
in tho first place. Thoy desired a little
tlmo in which to summon congress and
woro confident tho congress would tie
cito for ihhico, because tlio peoplo tlo
slro it.
They roprusont that Agulnaldo Is
without jMiwer to surrender tlio army.
Tlio envoys presented a letter from
senior Malini, president of tlio cabinet
of Aguinaldo. Tho communication is
orsonal and unofficial and seconds
Major Arguelez arguments. Tlio on
voys will sou Gonural Otis again tomorrow.
SSlCOME AND SRR-iy"ta Look Muv S.ivo You.
5fc V-4 Wl XLj J, XL VLS L?i-.Lri"ymir Money is Never Ours Until You Aro Satisfied.
M
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Ijos. Meyers & Sons,
Salem's Greatest Store.
gThe EmpressSkirt A Columbia Bicycle
Vie are Headauarters
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quate.
Thk Jouiisal regrets that the Orogonlan Ims run aioui oi Jir. uouurut, t
oauselhe is an authority on coinage history and laws. It cannot palm off its
more opinloiiH as against tlio statistics Mr. Roberts produce to show the dllm
in the gold output up to 1802.
ings.
It makes itwilf ridiculous with Impertinent foam-
Pftr nrnninoitools of all de
(Criptions,
Draw cut Pruning Shears,
Pruning Saws, etc etc,
. W, Cor. State & Liberty St.,Balem.
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Tho spiral
wire with
which the
skirt is
corded
gives tho
graceful
flaring ef
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much
sought, ad
lusts it
self to any
IMIHltl'lll,
and ueier
breaks or
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Model 57 .
$50.
The fines chain wheel ever turnrd out of a factory,
Hartfords. strictly high grade S3 5,
Videttes, fully guaranteed, S25 and 526,
SROAT Sl WILSON.
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A lotitr illume or to rti1
jtiii hat
to See
unllHtry
print
GLASSES
whloh tro roortlr fltted. Our uitjcl d
partwent n upplr tvery low prles io.
tiLaki nh eyU- InallcwiM wtitre thura
tf no eOBpUUon, ....
II a lrwrlttlon U neeary tha cot of
utakltif tha gtAc to ordtr will U a llilla
W daalra to eall roll attontlon ta our
sou filial .ielM) ant rtnIaMiw ther are
Itfuaraniccu tv jcais.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
110 BTATfl STRCBT.
R50 to $15.00
ISummer Silks
3 A HH!ciu lino out for a price rugu
2 lar 60 cents vuIiioh tho yanl
S 22c
iNarrow
3 Trimming ribbons in now novelty
effects dotted edges witli pull cords,
Jthe yard
S 15c
Given away
free July M.
Ladies' Bicycle
Gloves
(iuuntlets iiHHorted colors splendid
value
75c.
Ladies' Collars
Seven now styles just received in
all linen best goods.
Ladies' Chemisettes
A now lino without collar attached,
very stylish
25c
Man Tailored
Suit a new line just received in nil
wool serges and Venetian cloths
57.50 to $16.50
The Saratoga
Wrapper, not how cheap but how
good, the Iwst made, ami tho best tit
ling wrapper. Prices
$1.00 to $2.50.
Eoys
KantWear Out
Tlio Inist clothing for spring wear.
Wo don't iwliovo wo havo ever
shown such a grand assortment of
Boys' and Childrons' suits as wo
have prepared for this season,
if Ami wo know that wo name tho
lowest prices. A ticket on tho Col
umbia bicycle with evory 60 cents
cash purchase.
$2,50
Will buv an all wool
kiilt with iloubhi sent and double
knees, or a vested suit with colored ks8
sailor collar and largo pearl buttons, -whiuh
wo guaninteo the best values y,
shown in 0
two Pioco, ,
dot
Jrvgon.
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Boys' Shirts
Negligee,
stylos
golf und fancy, .bosom
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in-
25c to 90c.
Velvet Grip
Tho perfect hoj supportor.
havu all stylos.
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