DAILY
CAPITAL
JOURNAL
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VOL. X.
SALEM, OREGON, FBIDAY JUNE 2, 1899.
NO 130.,
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Spring
Crash
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QIiaqcj Shirts, pants, overalls, hosiery, under- i
OllsJCo wear and all kinds of ladies and gents i
furnishing goods. Our prices are right, because
where. This means a
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rock.
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E. T. BARNES, Prop.
Salem's Cheapest One-Pries Cash Store,
Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sts.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE.
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We nro not
KILLING THE
Not making I-ow Prices on Dead Stock, ami blowing iilwtit It as a niurvol,
but wo aro
SLAUGHTERING THE LIVING!
Hewing down ft ulcan, live stock, level with the ilirt which 1h associated
with cheap prices.
NEW UP-TO-DATE STVLES!
Every Shoo In the house subject to the 20 per runt reduction.
Cioodn marked in plain figures.
g .5 Originator of Low Prloos.
S Wo tJhlno thorn Froo.
Qjr&sCrWA ew SHOE STOKE,
v7x 1)4 STATE STREI1T.
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Model 57
$50.
The fines chain wheel ever turned out of a factory,
Hartfords, strictly high grade, $35,
Videttes, fully guaranteed, $25 and $26,
SROAT St WILSON.
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Oor.State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
Clothing
Hats
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great saving, which we give i
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Help! Help!
More help must be had at ou r
store. Our shoe sale has proven
too much for our force. We
are cutting prices as they have
never been cut on the Pacific
Coast. Get your shoes
now you will never buy
them cheaper than at this big
sale: also, Free shines.
Krausse Bros
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WHAT.
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STREET.
1781,
W are now handling ualt, and at prison
that make people stare. Never before
haH salt been fold mj ohoap aH we are
Hm, t. Wholesale and retail
use wilt.
Carpenter's Tools.
Blacksmith's Tools,
Fine Tools
For Every
Trade at
BROS
TRAIN
ROBBED.
D. P. Express is Held
Up.
Six Masked Train Robbers
Do the Work.
Bandits aro Supposed to Belong to the
"Hole in the Wall" Gang.
II y Aaxuoliitcil 1'rpnH to (lie Junrnut.
Dknviiu, Juno 2. A special to the
Times from Choyonue, Wyoming, cays:
At 4 o'clock thin morning the Union
Pacific train, No. I, wan held up one
and one-half milcH from Wilcox station,
Wyo., by six masked . men, evidently
professionals, who blow open the ex
press car and carried away all tho con
tents. The mail was not touched, from
tho fact that four armed mall clerks
were in charge.
Tho mall and express train runs as
thy first section of tho No. 1 overland
II mi tod. Tho'secoud section follows live
minutes behind. At the biidgo two
miles from tho scone of the robborv was
11 red, to prevent thu second section from
coming iii during the operations. Tho
bridge in front of tho train was dyna
mited. Tho train men were all coveted
with rifles and the robbers took their
time. Tho value of their plunder is ns
yet unknown, hut is loprcscnted as
light.
Tho sheriffs of Albany and Carbon
counties with largo poxsos of police and
United States marshals are after the
bandits who are supposed to Ik mem
bers of the notorious "Hole in the
Wall" gang, which has terrorized the
state for years.
Omaha, Juno 2. The Union Pacific
olllclals furnish the following account of
tho rebbery: Just before daylight this
morning, in tho midst of a drenching
rain, the train was held up just Iniyond
Wilcox, Wyoming. The robbers blew
open tho exprots car with dynamite,
severely wounding engineer Jones and
escaped in the mountains.
According to the officials of the ex
press company the robbers .only ob
tained a nominal reward for their dar
ing crime. A posse, under tho command
of tho sheriff of Curlxm county is in
pursuit and officers are conlldontof capt
uring them.
Tho soft ground, caused by the rain
will aid in tracking the robbers. I.atc
telegrams say the brldgo has been re
paired. Passengers wore badly fright
ened but the robbers made no effort to
molest them.
TiioitsTos, IihI., Juno 2. A farmer
named Wells, living near here, while in
sane, threw four of his lniys into a well
and then attempted to drown himself
in tho river, lie v as rebelled, and ar
retted. Two of tho lsys, aged 12 and 5,
are dead, and one aged 7 will die.
CnicA(H), Juno 2. A special to the
Chronicle from Dallas. Tex., nij-h: The
excitement over Ilondornoii county be
cause of the lynching of the three Hum
phreys on the night of May 2tt is still
iuton&o, Eight prominent farmers and
cuttle-raisers in tho vicinity of A ley,
where tho lynching took plant, have
been placod hi jail at Athens, charged
with jwirticiKiting in tho crime. The
state ami Henderson county have of
fered ruwnrds approximating $6000,
The preliminary hearings have Iteen
iottouotl until next week.
Ranler National Park.
Ily A.-oi-liilril l're lu the Jouruul.
WAhiiiXHTov, June 2. The interior
department will toon issue rules for the
government of the Mount Ranler na
tional park, Washington. No appropri
ation was made for thu jsty of thu guar
diuns of the park and it is considered
that It will prolmbly 1m nece-nwry ' to
place n troop of cavalry tliere.
A PORTLAND PASTOR.
Honored With a Call toPresleency of an
Eastern University.
A Portland mstor. who 1 a cousin of
Salmon Rrowii, of thin alty, and who
preauhojl the iKwvuluuruute rurinon at
Sulam last year, Iws been invited to the
prefctduwey of an outturn oollege.
The Telegram of Thursday evening
tavs:
Hev. H. W. Kellugtf. l. I)., patr of
tli Taylor-street M. R. eliurch, received
a dispatch this morning, asking him to
aoeejitthe rwAAncy of JUklwin uni
varsity, near Cleveland, euuwteiutl with
ii.u mn.u'Binl (lurmuii Wall&nu nlltaiH.
"Tlie all u on) ot tha uhlwit
MuihMlkt iuAthutiottf." Mill Itv. Dr.
KmUuMC, HHtl "WW Ut HHHtt wlv
Umtod? Tlw fawlty h twg m.
MaH prominent in twe lleliioilwt eliun-li
Itare Ikii at the Ikeod. Ir Schuyler,
the author of a splendid work on ninth
eniatics, was atone time president. Dr.
htuobs, brother of the well-known rail
road man in California, was connected
with tho institution, before takliiu
charge of the universitv of Nevada. The
leader and "father" of German Meth
odism, Dr. Nast, who lately died, was
was also president.
"Althouuh I havo not vet had time to
consider tho matter," ho continued, "I
probably shall not accept, ns 1 nm too
fond of Oregon, and there is work to
keep mo here.
Nsw York Hop Crop.
Schoharlo Republican, Mny 18 Tho
cold weather of tho past week has re
tarded the growth of tho vines. From
every direction come reports of old yards
being plowed up owing to oor, weak
condition and numerous "skip" hills.
Coblcskillo Times. May 18 Manys
yards in this section were badly winter
killed, a fact which is duvclocd more
and more each week. Tho growth ct
tho vino is very uneven.
Oneida Union, May 20- -Tho present
cool spell of weather has retarded tho
growths of vines, but wo hear of no par
ticular damage resulting from tho late
frosts. The chock in tho rapid growth
of tho vinos is regarded in a favorable
light by some of our most experienced
hop growers. Report from thu differ
ent parts of the hop-growing districts of
tho state, show that yards, unless old
and feeble, wintered well. Very few
now yards aro being set anywhere, in
consequence of tho unfavorable outlook
for obtaining remunerative prices for tl o
product.
SENSATION,
A New York Lawyer Draws
Dirk in Court to Prevent
Being Put Out.
Ilr KNiielalt'il l'rr to (lie .Iiinrnnl.
Nkw Youk, Juno 2. Tho court room
in which the Mazot investigating com
mittee was holding Its sessions was a
scene of great bxcltoiuont today. Tho
police captain Price was on the witness
stand, being examined as to the allega
tions of perjury made to him against
Moss.
Constant interruptions of Urieo's at
torney, and a refusal of witness to an
swer the questions compelled Chair
man Murct to rule that Price and his at
torney must leave the court room.
Henderson declined to go, whereupon
Chairman Mazct directed the sergeant-at-arms
to remove the lawyer.
I will not submit to it. I havo a right
to remain here," shouted Henderson,
and as the riorgoaiit-nt-arms advanced
toward liim, ' the lWyer drew a clasp-
,kulfo from his pocket. Tremendous ex
citement and uproar follow ml, and dur
ing tho confusion Price and Henderson
left the room.
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Freak or a Outlet.
Ill its account of an Albany shooting
affair the Herald says:
Fire arms and bullets often cut ipieer
djlos when they tiro brought into
play. This Is forcibly Illustrated by
tho bullet which ontoiod Charles Far
roll's head. The bullet split in two
parts, and only one part has been
found. It had entered tho back of Far
roll's head and emerged over the eye.
Tho front or oval putt of tho bullet Is
Krfoct, but It split just outside of where
it fastened In tho tliell, and about one
third of the bullet is gone, Tho part
which was found was in tho haekvpart
of tho saloon, where it hail rolmundcd
after striking the door. It has a splinter
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on tlio nat sine ami a piece oi none
is imbedded under the splinter. Where ini.n.iry ivc.Ku.
tho other part of tlio bullet is ami whatiiiv A-ot'lntct rrem to ! Jouruul.
split the bullet is causing considerable I Bantiaoo iik Ciitu, Juno 2, The
argument. If the bullet split Inaltla uf cMillimii inlnlstrv has resigned.
Ills head thu two pieces could not have'
come out at the same hole, and tho i
theory is advanced that the natural
course of that part would I mi towards;
tho inside of the head. The bullet
either split Imforo it struck Pnrroll, or i
it split in his head, and as it went di-,
rcotly from the gnu to Farroll's head it
swims iianiiy ikmwiihu tnai u eouiu
havo split lit fore striking him.
' Bicycle Collision.
This morning while O. II. White wus
pawing ii wliselmau ou tho walk on the
court house grounds, ho was dellhur
ately run into, thu coiiihiiuuou of
which will Imj in evidence on his left
hand for several weeks. It seems that
the young man delihtimtely turned his
wheel square across thu walk, striking
his left hand ami badly mashing his
thumb and mangling each finger so
vtiraly, Thu young man never stopptsl
to find out whether any damage hud
Inien done or not, but disappeared as
soon as ho uould. Mr. White went to
Dr. Lane's office and hud the hand
dretfnod, the thumb being severely out,
and all thu fingers ou that hund.
The aeckluut will disalde Mr. White
far several weeks.
The latter Ims but Just recovered
from having his utiiHiUler illsloeutod ami
reset.
Improvement-.
Mr JiMedi is making some valuable
Improvements on liur two Iioiikis, at the
corner of Clteinekutu and Twelfth streets
by iHilhling ou new addition , remol
eling inehlc, which will much Improve !
tliu .iiiiuMiniiw'ii i,l (ha ilu-uIIIlllM Uliell
a.u,ui ti... i..,..r...iii- umoimtliiL'
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to fMW. Tim worK ih neing none ny int.
well known contractor and builder, J.
H. Campbell.
Removed.
The Rot KmpertHni Imu removed
Uie
fttf aSartS
turn
bargains can lie had at l0 (state street
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Volunteers For Phil'
ippines.
General Wood Reports On
Conditions in Santiago
Ambassadoro Choato Conferring With
Lord Salisbury About Alaska
Boundary.
Ily Amni'letr-il I'rrn to Ihc Journal.
Wasiiin'otov, Juno 2. The cnbi net
t its meeting today decided that there
jWas no present necessity for tho enlist
jneno of volunteers.
t Situation was gone over ih tho can
(net meeting very fully, boforo n con
clusion reached. Tho president stands
ready to author!r.o tho enlistment of vol
unteers, should more men bo deemed
necessary.
A letter received from tionoral Wood,
tho governor of Santiago province, was
read, which was considered eminently
satisfactory, (amoral Wood had com
pleted a tour of the province and had
found things in an admirable condition,
!.oNiu.v, Juno 2. United .States Am
bassador Choato is conferring with Lord
Salisbury at tho foreign olllco this after
noon, on the premier's invitation, rela
tive to the position taken by the Cana
dians on the Alaskan boundary dispute.
Winiisoii, Out. Juno 2. The trial of
Rev. Dr. R. F. Austin, ox-principal of
Alma college, St. Thomas, on a charge
of heresy, Isjfore the londnu Methodist
conference yesterday was sensational.
Dr. Austin startled the couferonco by
declaring himself an ardent believer of
modern spiritualism. Tho conference
unanimously deposed him.
Dreyfus Case,
Ily Aimni'liitcil I'rma to the Journal,
Paiiis, Juno 2. The arrest yesterday
evening of Lieutenant Colonel Pnty Du
Chun, who in I8III, was called to inves
tigate tho charges against Dreyfus
which was ordered after the minister of
war consulted with Premier Dupuy.
The prisoner win clutrg ed w ith forgery
Ceded to C-ermnny,
Ilr Anrln!eil Pro to the Jouruul.
Madiiid, June 2, In u speech from
(he throne at tho Cortes today, it was
announced that the Mariano, Caroline
and Palao islands, were ceded to (lor
many by the late cabinet.
Steamer Ruining,
Ilr Amini'lnlt-t) l'rr to I lie Jouruul.
I.oNiKt.v, June 2. The iiritish steamer
Banffshire is burning in Victoria dock
here. One man was killed.
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Stole His Overcoat.
Tuesday afternoon Win. Underwood
ami Kriiutit Mathlav, two young men
from Turner, came to tialein and
hitched their .buggy ou Court Street
iimir I.llxirty. After an hour's altsouce
the boys ouuiu buck and found that Mr.
Mathlas' uvoroo.itluid Ihwii taken from
thu buggy. Thu owner would like the
iioat returned or 1iohis the thief will at
Iwist maku gisxl use of It.
WESTON NORMAL SCHOOL.
City Superintendent Peebles Chosen tolhe
Chair of Science.
Thu Wostori Normal school regent
struggled with thu election for two
whole days, have Iwun unublu to come to
Face
eaiiuot I poiiKuIored Iwautliul
if the
eves are
eye are weak ami rial. Ami as ineM
f , , are rwoyu,H womfU1
II MIIOIIIH
istrmit tnoin y remain, a iiiorougu ,
knowledge of optical fitting enables us
to aahieve almost wonderful results, j
i'ieve yourrelf in our hands and aching
uml unsightly wyen will Ihj things of the
past. Our emirgufl are moueruie.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
310 STATD BTnilST.
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any agreement. The outcome was a vic
tory for tho supinators of President
Reld, and defeat for tho other Instruct
ors, who apparently had joined lu opio
sition to iho president. Tlfti facullv will
be ns follows for tho coming year:
I), V. S. Roid, president.
Deorge A. Peebles, of Salem, superin
tendent of tho public schools, chair of
science
Herbert Kittrldgo, of l.a Urnudc,
formerly of tho Raker City public
schools, and formerly connected with tho
Portland university, chair of mathema
tics. 11. W. Monical, of New Harmony,
lud., suneriutoudeut of tho public
schools there, and u graduate of tho
University of Indiana and of tho In
diana state normal scJiool, chair of his
tory and literature.
Miss Mario Van Vleet, of l.a Grande,
assistant principal of the public schools,
training department.
Tho resolution gives tho president
powers so large that ho will bo able to
maintain nny sort of n regime he may
ohooso. Tho instructors doused nro
Professor Hill, Professor Corrol, Profes
sor I.owls and Miss Wells.
THE MAfJERS' CASE .
Affidavits and Motion for a New Trial
Argued at Dallas.
Win. II. Holmes went to Dallas today
to present affidavits and argue a motion
for a new trial in tho case of Win. U
Magers found guilty of killing Ray Sink,'
It is claimed that the court erred in
permitting Chief McLauchlnii, of tlio
Portland Klico, to testify concerning ad
missions made to him by Magers when
his recolletlon of tho conversation
with Magers was supjsirtod by reading
tho transcript of notcH taken by a
stenographer. Another allegation of
error is that tho court should havo
instructed tho jury that tho fact that
Magers did not testify In his own behalf
was not to ho taken as a circumstance
against htm. ,
Ono iniKrtont allegation Is misconduct
on the part of James Mitchell, who was
one of the jurors in the trial of tlio case.
It is alleged that in a conversation with
S. I). Kenk, Mitchell denied that doubts
were to bo resolved hi favor of ths de
fendant, and said that Instead "every
liitiii acts on his own judgment." H is
also alleged that before tlio trial Mitch
ell's wife dreamed that ho participated
lu the hanging of Magers, that she told
her husband of tho dream, and asked
him whether ho would do such a thing.
He replied that ho did not want to be n
Juror, but that If ho did net, that was
what ho would do. This statement by
Mitchell is alleged to havo been made
after he was summoned as a juror.
Attorney Holmes also asks for anew
trial on the ground of newly discovered
evidence.
Tlio imjtlon for a new trial, if re
fused cannot Ih) appealed from. A re
fusal to grant a certificate of probable
cause for an appeal, If refused, can
still bo granted by the supreme court.
Crystal Ice Wotks,
The Crystal Ice works is now ready to
supply the trade with Ice, made from
pure distilled water, at the ruling price,
whnU-UT that may lie. Telephone 207 1.
. Maguire, proprietor. o-21l-0t
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I - Salem's Greatest
WEAR THE BEST
Wc don't believe
you
can nna a suit
of any other make
that will have the
style and appearance
3 of these Hart.Schaff-
5 ner & Marx suits or
2 that will wear as
s well and cost as little
in the long run.
s Come in and see
m
them and try on
S some of the new
styles.
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OHIO FEPUBLICANS.
Judge George K. Nash Nom
inated For Governor
on 2nd Ballot.
Ilr Afmni'littcit I'rcmi to Hie Journal.
Cumimiiim, O., ,Iu no 2.--At tho Re
publican state convention tho various
counties were called for the presenta
tion of names for tho nomination of gov
ernor. Tho name of Hon. John 31.
Dougherty win presented by JJtunes W.
I Iolcoinbe, of thu Cuyahoga dolegiitlon ;
thu name of Judge (leorgo K. Nash was
also presented by Henry Taylor, of
Franklin county, and the name of
Judge L. W. Hall was presented by
Judge King, of Sandusky.
Judge Geo. K. Nash was nominated on
tho second ballot.
Nash is a leading attorney of Colum
bus, Is -Hi years of age. Has been prose
cuting attorney of Franklin county, at
torney general of tho state, a member of
tlio supremo court and during four cam
palgus has been chairman of the state
central committee.
The platform adopted adheres to tho
principles ot tho St. I.ouls platform, and
endorses tho great administration of
MoKlnloy. The maguillctenb achieve
ments, of the army ami navy are praised
and recent modifications in tho civil
wirvlco rules are commended."
Kx-Coiigrossmau John A Caldwell was
nominated for Lieutenant-Governor on
tho first ballot. Senators Foraker and
Iliuina and ex-Governor Foster, escorted
Judge Nash Into the hall -mm ho ac
cepted tlio nomination in u vigorous
speech for an active campaign.
A SOCIAL MEETINO.
The Ladies and Sir Knight Maccabees
Will Entertain Invited ducats.
The Ladles ami Sir Knight Maccabees
have planned for an enjoyable evening
at their hall lu the Turner block this
evening. Kaeh member, of tho two or
ders lias tho privilege of inviting two
guests and it delightful social time is an
ticipated. Tlio following program will bo rend
ered, after wlilch light refreshments
will lie served :
Vocal Duutt "Ah I Havo Chosen
You" MIbrcs Carrie and Htolln
Hurst.
Recitation "First Party" Iriiia IIulK
Solo Selected . . Miss Mario Mosslek
Violin Solo Dauelii Miss Ama Strong.
Recitation Selected .. Sir Knight
Hammond.
Vocal Duutt-"Our Fair Lund" Vina
Sherman and Nina Rushuoll.
Vocal Solo "Dawning of a Rotter
Day" Prof. W. J. Crawford.
Selection . . . . Mr. Squires
Flag Drill . . Ily sixteen little girls.
John Montgomerey was brought to
the asylum last evening from Portland.
A i,ii ). I'fmrtJ
Ago 22 yours.
Copjilght tty)
lif Hut, Stb.tfuc & Uir
STORK Ol'BX J3VENLNGS.
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Baking
Powder
delicious and wirofesomo
POWOC CO., Ntw VMK.
Tvo Commitments.
J. A. Morgan of Grant county waa
brought to tho pen today for two years,
for larceny by stealing gold, Sheriff
Newt Livingston escorted 1dm.
Gilbert Jarvis of Independence was
brought to tho asylum last night by ,
team in enro of Deputy U. S. Grant. -Jtfr.
Jarvis is a farmor 81 years old, and his
princlplo defect i that ho wanders
about at night and talks incoherently.
Field Day,
Saturdoy will lx field day at Mon
mouth. Tho ovontfl wllltako piece on
the normal school grounds. Th6 follow
ing schools will mako entries'. Agricult
ural college, Corvallls; State university
F.ugonos Pacific college, Newberg; la
clfic university, Forest Grove, and tho
State normal school, Monmouth.
Justice Court.
John Stanley plead guilty to a charge
of carrying concealed weaixins, preferred
by Olllcer Gibson, and was fined f 15, e
which was paid, and defendant released,
after receiving some advico and admoni
tion from tho court.
Mrs. Anna M. Junk, conunancr-ln-chief
of tlio Ladles of tho Maccabees,
has roturned from n fraternal trip to
Kastern Oregon.
One thing is certain t
a
ers
WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago, Juno 2. July 70JJ, Cash 2
roil 70. .
San Fiiajucibco, June, 2. Cunh 1,10
Store.
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Good
Clothing
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At popular prices is
the standard we
maintain. Men's
sack suit of abso
lutely all wool cas
si meres and chevi
otts. Exclusive
clothiers price
512.50, our price
$8,50
Aten's high grade
suits in black, clays
and pure worsteds,
etc., linings and
trimmings the best
obtainable. Exclu-,
sive clothiers ask
518 and 520 for!
none better, our(A,
price
White Corner.
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