DAILY
CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
VOL,. X.
SALEM, :OREGON SAT UBD AY JUNE 17 1899.
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Men
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 boy I
All sizes of Boy's Black Hose,
the very best to be had: Ask
for them.
Mills!
BRITISH
SHIPS
The largest assortment of
Men's Pants: Regular sizes.
extra sizes and extra longs.
No matter what size vou call
for we have them. A soecial
i
anveon tnem.
The finest line of Crash Hats
for Men and Boys to be
found, in Patterns and
Styles.
Nearing the African
Frontier.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE.
5
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20
Per Cent. Reduction
On All Shoes,
Wc arc not
K1LLTXG THE DEAD.
WHAT
WE SAY
WE DO,
WE DO DO
rfot making Low Prices on Dead Stock, ami blowing about it us a uiarvol,
but wo nru
SLAUGHTERING THE LIVING!
Hewing down a clean, livo stock, lovol with tlio ilirt whicli 1h associated
w ith cheap prices.
NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES!
Every Shoo in tlio liousu subject to tbo LM per cent reduction.
Goods marked in plutu injures.
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?,rltf,,!fUor.of Low Prlooa.
Wo fahlno thorn Froo.
NEW SHOE STOKE,
01 STATE STREET.
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Warships at St, Mary Island.
ffiTDroyfus Case Stili;Continues-Other
Foreign News.
Mr Aaaoclnteil Preaa o the Jnurnnl.
London, .Turn; 17. According to a
dispatch to the News agency from Pre
toria, Rritish warships have arrived at
St. Mary Island, at the entranco (
DclugoaRay. There Is a confirmation
of tho rciort.
Johannksiiukci, Juno 17. A mooting
of 4,000 burghers at Pardo endorsed
President Krugers attitude regarding
tho franchises and deprecated war.
There were no disturbances.
Pahib, Juno 17. In connection with
tho sloriss in tho nowspapura attrlbu
ting to the former president, Caslml
Perlor, a variety of misdeeds referring to
the Dreyfus affair, a curious senii-olllciai
note was issued this afternoon. It says:
"Extraordinary as may seem, M.
Casimir Perier, when president, was
cognizant of only what lie afllrmed on
oath before the court of cassation. As
rcgardB all rumors current concerning
his acts, steps, and declarations ho will
give full explanation before tho court
material at Iteunes.
To Receive the Oregons.
There was n large attendance at In
surance hall this afternoon to arrange
for receiving tho Oregon volunteers.
Comrndo Ryan was made chairman,
Mrs. England secretary.
Tho uncertainty of tholr arrival made
definite action difficult.
A. T. Wain offered tho services of tho
Salem military band.
Tho committee was asked to securo for
Co. K and all Salem volunteers, u fur
lough before they aro discharged tocome
home for a grand reception.
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Sonthwlck, llov.
Copeland and Mayor Bishop aro the ex
ecutive committee who will announce
sub-committees.
Two Convicts.
uarry staioy anil Jesse Gilbert wore
brought to tho pen today from Douglas
county, by Sheriff Stevens and guard.
A. L. Mosher who was indicted for rapo
was acquitted. Ho was defended by
W. II. Holmes tho Salem attorney.
A MURDEROUS FIEND
Kills His Aistress and Two-year-old
Baby and Then
Himself.
ALL
SAffi
No Vessels Damaged
Yet.
Atrocious Murder at Daw
son City.
Klondike Output Will Come Via St.
Michael.
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Red Cross Shoes
Our hospital and nurse Shoes,
also Oxfords, have arrived. Try
a pair if you want solid com
fort. Our big Shoe sale is still
on we are cutting prices right
and left we buy-our goods 10
per cent, cheaper than inexper
ienced opposition, hence can
and do easily undersell them.
FREE SHINE
Kfausse Brothers
275 Commercial St.
London, Juno 17. Tho Rorlln cor
espondent of tho Dally Mail says that a
workman namld Montuguo living in
MannhoIm,naden,has succeeded in man
ufacturing an nrtsllcnl coal from earth
and mineral substances.
Madiiid, June 17. Olllciiil eonflrmn-
( tion has been received of tho seUuro of
the yacht Firefly, at Arcahon, 35 miles
from Rordcaux Franco, with 4,000 rifles
Intended for Carllsts.
ROBBERS CAUGHT,
Or Aucllcil I'reaa (u the Jnurnnl.
Sacuamento, Juno 17. A Kunaka,
named Hen Kahuha, shot and killed his
mistress toil ay, Ao also fhot and badly
wounded Ids mistress' Mrs. Ixm
Welmer then seized his two
yearold girl and attempted to dcsli her
brains out by throwing her against a
board fence. Tho baby will probaby
die. Ho then turned tho pistol on him
self. Tho bullet lodged In his brain,
killing him instantly.
"TURTLE" IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Yotk
Brewster & White,
01 COURT STREET. '
I'ilONE 1781.
" "" JX "T" T"""N T Wo aro now n"'ll'K nlt, and at pricos
""a. I . 1 I that iiiako people staro. Novor before
V, ,J ? JL I JmH Blt been sold so cheap ns we are
nulling it. Wholesale and retail.
Jlo sure to get our prices If you use salt.
SHOBSI
TIIHKK wji.i. in;
no iiiiaunvK.
Anything in our immonso stock of boots and shoos at actual cost.
Since in tho shoo business we buvo mndo it a positive rule to
LEAD ALL COMPETITION IN
PRICK QUALITY AND STYLE,
And wo have Ixion true to our determination. Notwithstanding others are olam
Ing tho title of "Originators of Low Prices," that credit lielongs to us, for wu bo
gan first and havealways undersold any comjmtition fully 20 per cent and now in
order to protect our customers against theo "fake sale' wo aro going to will our
entire Htook at actual eot.
SOT rOK TIIK I'l'HPOaE 01' flOlVtt OCT OK UUHlNBSe.
NOT TO ItAISE MONO,
Hut simply to make the shoo Imsine Interesting. Wo can woll afford this for
wo are in such iositlou that profltsdo not worry us.
Don't Miss this Opportunity All New Stock.
Infants' shoes 20
Infants' Shoes 40
Shoes worth 75c now , 60
Shoes worth $1.00 now , OS
Regular 1.25 Ladies,' fine Kid Shoos 00
Regular 1.60 Ladlos,' Gents' MhW or Rays' 1 IB
Regular 2.00 Ladles Gents,' Mlos' or Roys' 15
(tegular J2.50 Ladies', Gents,' MiseW or lioys' 1 7f
Reguar $3.00 ladies' Gents' 2 00
Regular 13.50 Ladies' Gents' 2 flO
Regular $1.00 Ladles' Gents' 2 0
Regular $5.00 Gents' 3 7
Regular JO.OO 4 00
It Is no difference HOW we do It, we do ItJ
SALEM SHOE STORE
83 State St. Ladd & U-h lUjik RWg.
The Three Men Who Held Up
The Train at Mena
Captured.
Ilr Ammclnteil Vretm u (lie Journal.
Kansas Citv, Juno 17. A Star soc
ial from Menu, Ark, says: "Tho three
train rohlMtrs who held up tho Pittsburg
and Gulf passenger train, Friday morn
ing havo beon captured, after a run
ning light. No one was Injured. Tho
men havo been working in tho coal
mines in that vicinity. Iturus, the
loader of tlio gang, in an ox-railroad un
gineer and this accounts for tho famil
iarity with which ho handled tho en
gine. Oratorical Recital.
Tho graduating recital of Missllcrtha
Lolota Kay, of tho College of Oratory
will take place this evoning at the Uni
versity chapel.
Miss Kay will lo aspistitd by Profits
nor Edwanl Tillson, of tho College of
Music, Mr. J. V. Rolchor and Miss Al
duron. The program consists of on mini
brs, as follews:
Piano Solo Ealootcl
Prof. Edward Tillson.
Recitation "The Hlue and the Gray"
Miss Kertha Ileta Kay.
Vocal Solo . . Stdoetod
Mr J. W. IMi'lwr.
Red Ut Ion . . ."A ruble IKwn"
Gail Humllum Mies Kay
Viulln Solo . ... Sleotl
limitation "Tho Vallwv and Dim
Shadow," . . Edwards
Miss Kay.
Voeal Solo ... tielueted
Mies Aldarson.
This raeital was delayed by the III
nes of Mis Abrams, who was a fellow
graduate and was to have taken a prom
inent riaee on the program.
Salem Choral Society.
Give an axeureUm to Dallas oh Tues
day, leaves Salem at 4:46 p. m. and
return same night. Rouml trip in
eJitdiug eonoert 1 1.24, steaHtwr l'jiioiia.
Prepare for the Hac? .
If yew lpe te win, yon must eat ywir
I daily brewl, t be hail at the Womler
Restaurant.
The Play Which Delighted New
Is Roasted in California,
Commenting upon "Tlio Turtle,"
which a Salem paper assured its read
ers was n nice family play, and far
from being tho worst ever produced In
Salem, tho San Francisco dallies amply
justify Tu k Jouunai.'s action in warn
ing its rcadors against that lllthy show.
Tho Examiner assorts that "Tho Tur
tle" is an offense; that there Is no ex
cuse for such u stupid drumutlc inde
cency, und adds: y
''Tho Turtle" desecrated tho Sabbath
at tho California Theater last night. Its
proper place was nt tho garlmgo crematory.'
muru is nonsense ior mis dramatic
pruriency. It certainly comes within
tho limits of the statutesand ordinances
framed to prevent offenses ogalnst tie
cony. Tho unspeakable Cremome might
welcome, though it Is a little too had
even for that haunt of sin and shame.
The Cull also treats "The Turtle" to a
pan roast, Its dramatic critic, Ashton
Stevens declures:
I wouldn't take Little Egypt to see
"Tho Turtle," the lllthy French farce
that was exposed in the California JTho
ter last night. It Is the most obscene
brutal siRjctaclo that I have ever wit-
iiessed In a licensed theater, and any
woman who intends sitting It out would
better paint her features a hot, red
blush.
The most of the lines, situations und
gcsticular insinuations are beyond cre
dence in u civilized community. In lxith
writing and acting "Tho Turtle" is a do
lilmrato npioal to drunken men and
bawdy women, and Its stench will lin
ger long in the California Theater.
The Chronicle Joins in the chorus of
denunciatien:
Never outside of o dive have such lines
been Miukon on a stage in San Francisco
as were hoard frequently last night in
"Tho Turtle," at the California Theater.
The advertisement of "spiciuowi" is an
imposition. "The Turtle" isonejof the
commonest, coarsest, most vulgar of
French farces. The only wit of its dia
logue lied in the bald translation of some
purely libidinous talk.
"Tho Turtlo" is not having as smooth
crawling on the coast as it counted on,
says the Portland Telegram. At Rutte
fie pajMrs roasted it; at Kokane it
was coolly received by press and people;
Soattlo gave it an indifferent hearing,
and tho Times laid it out, while at Sa
lem a wuitross at the hotel threw a glum
of water in the face of the man who
brought tlio dli ty show West, Ihhxiumj
he insulted her.
Northwest Normal Collegs of Music.
For Progrnm Soo Mnthlnjr'a Journal.
Tho llrst commencement exercises of
this School, which has bono r..mm-..,l
from Albany to Salem, will tako plaio
at Unity church, Wednesday, Juno 21,
at 3 p. in. and p. m. There will Ihj two
very elaborate musical programs under
the direction of Z. M. Parvln, Mils. Dee.
Deaf Mute School.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Went a of Portland
were Friday chosen superintendent and
matron of the Deafmuto school at Sa
lem to succeed Mr. and Mrs. Knight.
W. C. T. U.
Rev. Hasten Rlggs, htto of Washing
ton, 1). C, will preach at 1 1. in. Sun
day at tho W. O. T. U. hall. Sneolal
music. All invited.
University President,
Fred Strong, of New Haven, IConn.,
was elected president to succeed C. 11.
Chapman. Ho has been a lectuter on
history at Yale college.
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Makes the food more delicious and whoresonrs
om ema Po-t co,, mw voo.
RIOTING IN CLEVELAND.
Tho Street
Car Track
caded.
is Barri-
Skatti.k. Juno 17. Tho fear Mint
several steamers on the lower Yukon
tleet would bo destroyed whon
tho ice broko has not yet
been realized. Seven steamers arrived
at Dawson Juno 3, front Rampart City,
and several St. Michael steamers were
dally expected.
Northwest mounted police have eont
notlcesto miners on the various creeks
that its dangerous to bring largo quan
tities of "gold to Dawson without an
armed guard. It Is claimed by olllciais
that aro a largo number of highwaymen
in tho country.
James P. Prater was murdered nt
Dawson, by Arthur Goddard, on May
31. Prater's head was crushed with a
hutched and his throat was cut. It is
stnted Unit the bulk of the Klondike
o.itput will como out by the way of St.
Michael. The banks of Dawson aro
buying all tho gold offered, and havo a
largoamount stored in theiro aults.
SHOT HIS WIFE
After Brutally Beating Her He
Shoots Himself.
tu (lie Jourtinl.
Juno 17. Win. II.
contractor, to
ur Aaiodiileil lrc
NkW OiaKANH,
Fischer, a builder and
day shot his wife, nftor brutally boating
her and then fatally wounded himsolf.
They were nmrrlcd only six weeks ago
and she had left him.
Dallas.
, Tuesday evening. U'avos at 4 :45
via steamer Pomona and motor. Great
est excursion of the season. Orchestra
accompanies thu excursion.
Trouble at Wallace,
Wai.i,ack, Juno 17. Tho court is not
in session this mordlng. Yesterdays
Indictments by thu grand Jury will lend
to many arrests outside of the state.
Limited.
Tickets to Dallas Tuesday, excursion,
iiiiiuiii. uei your iickois as early as
ikisslhlu so that you niuy not miss the
opportunity.
DEATH SUMMARY,
PERSONALS.
The Rev. A. R. Rartols, of the New
Chureh, will preach at the school for the
Rllud tomorrow at 10:30 a. in. and ut
7:30 ii. in. Subject for the momiiu;:
"The Woman Closed With the Bun."
for the evening: "The Armies Uiou
Whl to Horses in Heaven."
Mrs. M, C.Mutthieu, who resigned
the North Salem school, left today for
Portland, whore she will take charge of
Mie Whale music store.
C. Rogers, who has resided at Salem
fur fifteen years, loft Salem today to look
over the town of Drnin, where he used
to reside.
Miss I-ouah, of WwdlHirii, who has
been a guest of Mrs. W. W. Hall re
turned this afternoon.
Peter Qerfgj who lives emK ef the elty
wen to Albany today on u viilt.
202 Dead. 15 Unaccounted
For. Nearly 51,000,000
In Property Loss.
Ilr Aaaot'lHlnl Vrtum to the Juurnnl.
Nkw Richmond, June 17. Today,
five days after tornudo.it Ixnotposslblo to
give a summary of the destruction with
fulr ncouraoy. Thu known dead num
bers 102. Thu unidentified bodies and
parts of bodies and missing jmk;j)o are
estimated at lu,
A falrestiinate of the property of Now
Richmond mid vicinity Is three quar
ters of a million of dollars. Tho relief
fund today amounted to f.'W,000.
PRATUM NOTES.
A Half-mile Dicycle Track and Race Track
Just Completed.
At the Kays farm near Prntuni,
formerly Elinor, a half mile bicycle
track bus Just been completed by tho
Pratum bicycle club. Mr. A. J. Kays
doing thu work. The track is '20 feet
wide, with high grades thrown up on
the turns, the outside Mug three -feet
higher than thu Inside. This Is tho
best track in thu north west.
Tho truck will he owned and kept up
by tho club and will be free tu all
outhldo riders, Thu bicycle path
to Sllverton runs Just by tho track, and
this will bo a popular resort for Salem
bicyclists this summer, being about
seven miles from town, u nice evening
ride.
There is also a race track for horses
on thu outside of tho hicyrlu track, and
there aro now live horsos In training
there.
A party commenced work on the Ha-lem-Sllvertou
path at Pratum today
working toward Sllverton. They will
proceed until they meet another party
working this way from Sllverton. An
other party will work fiom Pratum to
ward Salem.
The hops are looking lino In this
vicinity but the hopdlco have made their
appearance in thu last few days.
4000 People on the Scene nnd the Police
Charge With a Vengcnce to
Dibsurse Them,
Ilr Aao(ln(eil l'reaa to thr Journal.
Clkvhi.ani, 0., Juno 17. When thu
cars begun running this morning, the
trucks In every direction were found
piled high with obstnclos of all kinds.
Those were removed and cars wore run
ning on nil lines, but not without serious
interruption.
On the south side, rioting was tho
order of tho day. At 11 o'clock two cars
at the Clark and Jeunluits snitches
were broken. These wore repaired In
thu midst of howling mobs and thu cars
rushed onto Clark and Pearl streets.
As they arrived n bugler in tho crowd
gave warning ami four thousand people
wore soon on tho menu.
Wagons, trucks and other con vnyencos
were puqioBoly driven across the tracks
and thu blockade was completed. Police
then charged the mob with a vongeancc.
Tho crowd was especially disorderly. An
unusual volloyjof missiles was hurled and
tho windows of the cars were shuttered.
Half dozen people were Injured hi thu
Park Avenue riot, three wore seriously
hurt. A baby in a carriage was .hit by
a stone and badly injured. Thu police
gave dp tho battle and went buck to
town.
Happy Thoughts,
Tu ploiiso, uilrnut and give people
something tu talk about, Is un art In
writing 11 pros.tlu iidvurtlsomunlH,
Hood, or Httrsuparlllu fuuio, Is thu or
lulmitur In un extensive mmiku of thu
Idea ot tisliiK proverbs und wlsu saws
us a prolix tu 11 pluiumnti Introduction
of tlio well Un iwn virtues of Amor
lea's Greatest. Medicine. These
quaint quotations often lit. the iiowh
of the day with startling directness
und thu moral Is easily drawn, with
imltirul good to Hood's Kursupui Ilia. 8
The Fact Remains.
Write what vou will, talk what vou
will, the fact still remains. Its the old
story but nevertheless true. The North'
eru Pacllle R. It. Is still the peoples' pop
ular roud. 'lho cheapest, thu quickest.
the liest. Thu Yellowstone Park line
runs two trains daily.
eod 7-1 Tiioiias, Watt A Co., Aid.
MARION COUNTY COURT
Ed McCarty and Minnie Suiltlir.
granted a marriage license, W. A.Rah,
acting ns vouchor.
Tags were received at the Sheriff
office today numbering from loot 1
21(10. Thobalnncn of tho tags 0 ),
received by Wednesday of tioxt week
Any 0110 not wishing to como, tp Ah.
sheriffs office may send their ''naV.
and tho number on the receipt anjt
tag will bo mailed to them from tlio .
lice. "
DEKDS FILED. "t'A
U. S.to John Fogarty, a & of fl'-wfi,
eection 21, 1 1U sr, 5 east. S
15. A. Whlto and wife and Fred' M
White to Anna Lena GhrUtopor,Jit. 1
acres In 1 8, a r 2 west, 00O. Zi
John I'ogarn unmarried, to WJEPV
Curtlst, trusteo, the a $ efH' 1 1
sec 10 nnd 0 of n w Yx- sec 2$tflu -r
5 east. $500, wfe
Al Cooledgo A Co. to II. lioivorao
111 arcres ih tO ar 1 woat. $1000, f
Asa I. Eoff nnd wife to mtchtjl Mog
man, 41 acres of the ill k of Cahrii
llngeyin t7,ar2ncsl. fl. "if.
Operating In the Philippines, 'x
Dallis, Tex., Juno 17. Tho J T&h
mid Pacllle railroad has porfectedjur
rangonioTits for establishing a pawihj. .
and freight agency in tho lUilrtffih. -with
headquarters at Munllii. V
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WHKAT MARKET.
HlliaiRHSIiailHlMIHllIHIBlHiiaillHailHIIIIHIIillMIiMBIBlN..IR8MllliliIlllllIIllI
I Jos. Meyers & SonsI
s Saleivi's Greatest Store.
Women's Belts
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a 25c
Every fashionable sort is here. The
assortment is so large that space
forbids full description. See our
white kid belts, lined mid stitched,
that some stores ask 60 cents for 110
better our price.
Tics
tin joy Your Smoke,
You will find thu cigar you like
at Ellis A Ziun's, 161 State street,
best
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Wc Place Before You
A choice line of summer
JEWELRY,
Tho articles have been Mileotod with
great earo and represent some of the
In twt and most unique designs of
the season. And they are by 110
means dependent on their apjmur
a nee for their uttract honest. The
hik'h rstandard of iimhlv and low
priews will certainly pioe u strong
jdiit In thwir favor.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
JIO BTATJJ BTRDST.
The wanted kinds Madras and
Silks. Stock with full fuff.
B SOcand J551.00
5 Summer Vests
m
S Iluv them hero and save. White.
g cream, pink, light blue, btauk funny
X strips, etc.
5c. up.
White Piques
Ilrlsk business brings new HMtort
inent, narrow striHis, fluures, pink,
Lt. blue, new blue, cardinal, eoo.
S 15c to 50c.
I Summery Cottons
All f priced remurkuhlii low. Iin-
tKirtiMt and Doiuusttu OrgiiudiiMi,
llornl and laco effeets.
15c to 50c.
Mouselaine DeSoie
Stripes and floral designs 10 yard
patterns oxeluslvuly uuw thu pat
tern 5.00.
rlgured Lawns.
5 3 1-2c,
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HINTS
to
those
who
aim
to
practice
economy
Buy
here
and
save
Neckwear
The uuw and
Row, New Uma, Nmv UlutJs
25c, 50c, 75c.
Proper stvlali Juki
opened. Ttuks, Puffs Four fit hamla?
.'1$
9 ft Ma
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Crash Hats
W doMii for your sMtlftn.
25c to 75c
White and Gray
Crush Hats
Just Received.
Summer Undervfeaft g
Only the best li.ro line crwin, M$ B
briujpiii, A0 cmiU suit and up. J
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Fancy Colors
link and Light blues $1.70 per dU
mik niusiiwi.
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v-oiumoia Dicyciei; . ,
ni r..i.. a ""l
vim t.11 unuv .in 1 j u.
New Silk
Ikdbrlggan niiderwear, Qannj
told from silk In uppearnoe
Suit. 53.00
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