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-vtn wy,T'V9tQfmt.imf1 , t&afifW . -, rnmt ' THV fi "rr" V-" f DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL t l V i-sfflS vf VOL. X. SALEM, OREGOK TIIUHSDAY JUNE 22 1899. NO 147. rl-t" vreW- Salem woolen Mills 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 BOYl All sizes of Boy's Black Hose, the very best to be had: Ask for them. WOOXil Mia store SE' LACY'S XXXXXXXX GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE. Per On We aro not 3CTLL.TNG TJ1E a. k Nut i n:ik in1. Itv Prices on Pond Stock, lint ten hut wo 20 SLAUGHTERING- THE LIVING! Hewing down a clean, llvo stock, level witli the dirt which is associated with cheap prices. NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES! Kvery Shoo in the house subject to tho 20 per cent retluittiou. Goods marked in plain figures. k k k k OfWl ?fA NEW SHOE STOttK, k.WWU.Wh.kwWWkkWk.WW Brewster 01 COUNT l'lio.VK QALTI Htt sure to gut our price) if yon McMinnville G, A. R. Encampment, Tho following nlllcor wont elected : II. V. Gates, of Ilillsboro, com- mander. Wyatt Harris, of MoMiunvlllo, senior vice commrndor. Julina I'riester. of Oregon City, junior Kev. C. K. Clino, Portland, chaplain. Dr. H. II. Uradshaw, of Snlom, medical director. Next year tho encampment will ixs held at I J Grande. Tho Woman's Kelief Corps eluetod tin; following olllcera. Mra. II. V, Gates, of llillgboro, d pirtment president. Urn. Julia Ganlt, of MoMlnnvilhj, nior vice-president. Mm. Clark, Kugune, jimlQr'viti) preni dent. Mrs. Finney, of Forest Grove, Irons tiror. Mm, Poole, ohaplin. Tho olliwr of tluMlepartmant of Ore gon who were, eleeted and installed are: Mm. Amy Livingstone, of Kugune, presl. dent; Mra, Elizabeth Wands, of Salam, senior viro president :Mrs. Jennie lJrown,' of Albany, Junior vice provident $ Mm. K. F. Chapman, of Kugune, tmuurrj Mrs. Addle Ileusta, of Sun nyjdde, chap lain; Mra, Florence Quimby, of Albany, 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 special drive on them. The finest line of Crash Hats for Men and Boys to be found, in Patterns and Styles. Red Cross Shoes Our hospital and nurse Shoes, also Oxfords, have arrived. Try a pair if you want so id com fort. Our big Shoe sa e 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 SJIINE Krausse Brothel 275 Commercial St. " "" Cent Reduction AH Shoes, k k k DEAD. WHAT WE SAY WE DO, WE DO DO i A J k 1 k k k k i and blowing about it as a marvel, urn aro Originator of Low Prloos We tJhlno thorn Froo. 04 STATIC STKKKT. & White, STKKKT. 7 1781, Wo aro now handling salt, and at prices that tuako people stiiru. Never before luiH salt boon Hold no olioap as wo arc ni'iinig u. i, iiuiumiiu ami ruiiin. use suit. hecrotary; Mm. Lizzie M. Wood In, Port, land, national press cnrrasjiondent. Mm. Wood I n was elected dologato to tho national (muvoiition at Philadelphia Septomlor 1, 18U0. MONAGHAN'S REMAINS TheEnsign Will Be Brought to Portland With Naval Honors. II jr AaauvlnlrU I'm la lb Journal. San Fiuncuoo, Juno 22. Tho body of Knsign Monaglmn, who wan killed at Samoa, was taken to Portland today, on the steamer Columbia. Ilia body will lo taken ashore from tho Philadelphia with full naval honors. Tho coffin will be draped with flags and covered with beautiful floral pieced. From Portland the body w ill be sent to Spokane where the funeral will bike piano. gcboaytu tiara 21 araiflt. OelDr. Mite l rU ttau AtxUxwm "OihcUqVv admiral DEWEY Honored By the Gov ernor Of Ceylon By a Guard of Honor. Other War News Otis' List of Cas ualties. lly Aaaoclnlril I'rii In tlir Journnl. Coi,omii, Ceylon, Juno 22. Tho cruiser Olympla with Admiral Dewey on board arrived this morning. The aide do camp, representing the governor of Ceylon, Hon. Sir Joseph Wcstridgc way, boarded the Olympla to welcome Admiral Dewey and Col. Savage, com manding tho troops hero also made a visit. Tho visits were returned. Deuey was met at tho jetties by n guard of honor and admidst great cheering drove in tho governor's car riage to breakfast, with Col. Savage. Tho Admiral afterw anls engaged rooms at the hotel, WARiiisnro.v, June 22. Governor Ueneral llroook cables the war depart ment of tho death of two mom enlisted men at Santiago from yellow fever. Washington, Juno 22. Tho hospital fhip, ltelief, leaves Manila for San Francisco with 2.rrt) sick today. Wasiiinoton, Juno 22. Acting Sec retary Navy Allen today perfected plans for a drill of the naval militia organizaa tioiiH of tho Pacific coast. Naval militia On gon will embark 'at Portland Aug. 21 on tho ltadgcr and ho absent 8 days. Manila, June 2:h The outioBts of tho Washington regiment yesterday captured Geueial Pio Del Pilar'H brass band and 82 pieces, the members of which liecame separated from rebel army. Ban Fiuncisco, Juno 22. Tho Exam iner prints a story strongly intimating that John II. ItcyuoIdH, tho wealthy member of tho casual department at Presidio wns shot and killed while try ing to pans the lines Sunday morning, and that Harry Watts, John Tyrrell and Harry Hartnn, also members of casual companies were wounded, Tho men wore attempting to get to quarters after having visited down town MMrts, when it is alleged thoy were dis covered by guards and tired on. KILLED AND WOUNDED, Latest 'Casualty Report Forwarded by General Otis. Wasiiinoton, June 22. General Otis retorts the following additional casual ties: KIM, ISO. Fourteenth Infantry Juno 10, com pany I, Thomas W. Andrews, nearljts Pinas; Thirteenth, Company I), William Homers, F.li Goodrum, nt Zapoto river. Fourth Infantry Near Lai Marinas, Twentieth, Company II, Coriwral Pete Goorsk ; company K, William K. Cook; company D. Daniel Donovan; company K, Charles Hope. WOUNDUII Second Oregon, at Norzagury, April 21, company F. Quartermaster-Sergttaut It. Herriugtou, head, slight. Fourteenth infantry, near l-ax Piuas and Zapote, June 10, 11 and 16, company L, First Lieutenant A. G, iAxtrnard, leg, slight; company K.CharlosGirton, face, slight; company L, Harry Iv. Kinory, leg, severe; company L, Hubert Cyraii, leg, slight; Ihioeh Walgreu, eye, slight. Twelfth infantry, Company L, W. G. (fillanly, head and hand, molerute; John l.ong, Shoulder HKxIunito. Twentietli Kuumih ComjMiiy M, William Kekworth, shoulder, severe. Stminttfunth infantry Ccmpany G. John mraudruttii, elbow, slight; Holmrt Ford, fot sllgbt; Company C, Ser geant Jamas A. Laughton, arm, slight. Fifty-first Iowr Coiiiixiny C, David Walling, forearm, moderate; oompany I), Nathan D. Hookufellow, lung, severe; Ohnrlts F. Lueus, ear, slight; Litis 'oj.ruff, tlnyer, blight; eoniiMiiy K, Ooronil lu D. Sheets, thigh, severe. Fottrth infantr Nr la Muriius, 10th, roiHpuny 1), Paul Wagnur, fiuw, severe; Frank Hues, leg, iiulnrate; Frank Sulks, thigh, moderate; Herbert Milllin, abdomen, severe. CoiiiKiuy Dt William Donnelly, faee, severe ; Thouu Curlwton, thigJi, son ere; Clarence Mar tin, aUloimin, nuxlerato ; William G. Henry, arm, slight, W. C. Haines, arm, s'ight ; Artificer George Dills, abdomen, 6er CouiKiiiy K, Clwrks, K. Krw gttr, foraarm, fJhjlit; CharttM 1-ayntun, mclaraU;T1wifWMParkitr. thlH. I ente; Artlrtr Kdgor Klplmrt, thlglj, uvrt. Company lH Arnold A. Mau, chest, severe j Fred Davis, leg, moderate; William I'rignitz, knee and leg, moder. "to; Corporal William T Lang, neck Mjvere. First Montana, San Fcrnatdo, Kith, company 0, Warren Morris, shoulder, slight; Charles K. Kobb, thigh, slight; company M, David Silver, abdomen, severe; company A, Sergeant George W. Boanlman, lip, slight; James Dennis, buttock slight. That thrd Dog. Lew Vim Nortwiek will have a hearing Friday, tftcrurpu on a chargu of larceny by bailee. He recently sold a tine bird dog to n party here for 5. Later Fred Saunders, of Albany showed up, claiming the dog and charging Van Nortwiek witli stealing him. Tne ac cused was arrested in Portland and brought up last night. DROUTH STRIKEN. Many Cattle Ranges In West ern States Almost Barren. lly AtaoclHtril l'rra to the Junrnnl. Dknvkii, June 22, According to re IHirts received by Secretary Martin, of tho National Livestock Association it drouth has destroyed nil the largo Colorado ranges. Already tho cattle are dying in San Luis valley. Like condi tions, varying in soverity nro reported in northern New Mexico, and parts of Oklahoma, Indian Nations, Western Kansas and Southern I'tah. STATE FAIR EMPLOYE9 Designated in Connnection With the Management fot i8gg. Ticket venders, railroad gate Albert Toiler, Portland; John M Wall, Hills boro. Ticket takers G. H. Hoyt, Jeffer son; W. II. Downing, Sublimity. Ticket vender, wngon gate A. F. Mil ler, Sellwood. Ticket takers II. Cleve land, Chemawa;J.C. Simpson, Hlnslnw. Assistnnts in pavilion, day J, C. SJegmund, Gervais; Mrs. W. 11. Sav age, Salem, and Mrs. W. T. Itell, Salem. Nightwatchmau in pavilion Joel Hewitt nml A. W. Prescott. Marshals Willlw selected after con sultation with tho chief marshal. Niubtwntchmeu on the urounds A. 1 il.,w.i. u'.n.i.r... a w r'.i.. Rt i Superintendent of hay baru-CJem Itjiinm.r ntllulvm, R,ln.,r!i,tn,l.,,ii.nr..r,iii,l i,,.lK. I. Shorn. Solo. Dr. James Withyeombo, of Forest Grove, was appointed chief judge for divisions A. It. C and I). embraclmr nil live stock, with nuthoritv to select nnv aides ho reouiros in his department. Tho following judges were also p. ixiintcd: Division K, farm products Amos Wil- kins, Cobttrg. Division F, Oregon manufactures C. W. Nibley, linker City. Division G, dairy Henry Hvniding, Portland. Division II and I, domestic woolen manufactures Mrs. K. F. MeNelly, Hillsboro. Division J, millinery, sewing, etc., classes 1, 2 and .' Mrs. J. Kirklaud, Iudoeudeuce; chus 1, Mrs. James Townseud, Dallas; classes 5,(1 and 7 Mrs, Marion Wilkins, Kugeue: classes 8, i, 10 and 11 Mrs. I.illio Hihler, Sclo; for women over (JO yearn Miss Pauline Ixmnoy, Jefferson. Division K, for Misses under II Mrs. Dr. Niolson, McMinnville. Divlson L, for boys under llr Wm. Warner, Salem. Division M, fruits-H. II. Miller, Ku gune. Division N, vegetables John Fr.tlser, Hichluud. Division P, natural hiitory Prof. Moses Craig, Corvullis, Division Q, works of art and fancy work, class 1 W. I. Staley, Salem; classes 2, a mid 4 Mrs. J. C. Greer, Forest (J rove. Division O, flowers Dr. Hutler, In eenileuce. Division H. jsmltry The selection of a judge was left to President W. II. Wehrung, Secretary C. D. Gabrielson and Supt, Geo. I). Goodhue. Judges on district exhibits of reonrcei of Oregon Gov. T. T. Geer, he to select two assistants. Mining exhibits of J. W. Virtue, In land, Josephine county. Caiinorymun's cauntsl Milmou, ex hlbit Geo. T. Myers, Portlaml. Fruitgrowers' exhibit V. L. Dal). Salem. Tho board apuduted the men lo gather and arrange the district exhibit' of the resources of Oregon, a follews: First district Ilenjainin Schollold, Forest Grove; J. C. Cample)l, Dallas. Second distrlet Alux Iji Follett, Wheatland; (ieo. W. IWtud, Irving. Third district J. A. Whitman, Mwb ford ; (ieo. W. Kiddle, Kiddle. Fourth tlUtriet I. A. McAlUtw, It Grande; N. C. MarlM, Heppner, anil V. Underwood, Itlglow. D. II. fjoomty was eliosen Judge of tit horse races. Frank Dvey wiot dmiml trk f the our. Printing th M('r eanl was awarilwi ta B. II. Flagg for tf). Crip it daring IbouMJuIi of victim. lit, UlUt'liuiUne k curtax ttKMMAdt. LABOR U Is Gradually Cooling Down. Illinois State ! Recalled. Swift Packing Company Workmen Strike- Workmen Scared Off llr Aniliitri1 rrai to Hip Journnl. Wai.lu'k, June 22. The defense in the riot Aseswero not ready this morn ing with their motions to (piash the In dictments. The court adjourned until tomorrow with the understanding that the state would he furnished a copy of the motions so both sides might be ready for action early tomorrow. Ci.kvkmnd, Juno 22. Tho trucks on soi)ral lines were again found piled high with obstructions when tho street cars liegiiu running this morning. There had been no disorder. An adjourned meeting of the strikers and the com pany's representatives bus Ik-uu held today to further consider tho terms of settlement. The committees representing both aides in the street railway strike have uuanimotily agreed on the terms of tct tleineiit. Ciiiciito, June 22. Sixty men em ployed by tho Swift Co. taduy joiiiedjtlie strikers who ipiit work yesterday. Thirty colored men who went to tho yarns expecting employment were frightened away by strikers. Pana, Ills. Juno 22. Major Calmnls il1 itimiul of Co'h D and 11 Fifth i JJ'IuoIh infantry received orders from Governor Tniiiior to send tho men home i Monday. The recall of trooj.s Is received liyu inn Jorlty of tho oIUsoiih with pleasure and I M Bt'iieral opinion is, there will Ik no further c nlllcts botweenXoppnsIng fm: tlo,,H ,mt t,, military olllcers believe hoih will loiiowjme removal of troops. Another Cyclone. Watkiii.oo, Iowa, Juno 22. A toi nado passinl over this section last night and many bums weie blown down and trees uprooted. No loss of life is rc ported. Justice Court. Geo. Stewart was arraigned before Justice Johnson this, Ihursday after noon on a charge of assault and battery, preferred by Mrs. Peobler, Tho parties reside in Yew Park, uud it is said that the trouble originated over some items sent to tho Sunday Mercury by Stewart. After taking some testimony for the prosecution, tho court adjourned to Yew Park to take the testimony of Mm. Miller, mother of Mrs. Peobler, the j former being mi Invalid and unable to come to court. Arrests hae Isieu made in two other cases on 'warraute Issued by Justice Johnson, viz: A. J.. Kline, charged by K. Downs witli larceny by Imileu of a pair of blankets valued at fft; and Win. Mil er, charged by G, WrHtewurt with threat, ening to kill him, Stowurt. Van Nortwiek, charge! with stealing a dog, has furnished ftf) bond and lias Iwon released from jail. His examina tion is set for Friduy. WANTKD. Hoy to learn muehinist trade at Doot iiut'hino shojw, Salem. Apply to Marion Kightliugor. 0 21 III We Place Before You A choice line of summer JEWELRY, The articles hu.u been elected with great eare ttii I represent wnne of the latent and nuMt unique designs of thesOHMon. And they are by no means dependent on their appear a nee for tiwir uttraWheness. The liteii htundjnl of quality and low prkes will rrtululy pre a trn jifllnt In thrir favr. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE, J1U JsTATU HTJtUUT. TRO BLE z 2 The Shaw Company. The growing popularity of this excel lent orgnnlrntion is atte.iied nightly by the Increased attendance, and their success is due to merit alono. The largest audience of the week wit nesscd the performance of "Love and Law" last night and, from the hnarty oxpresion of approval, it could mid lly bo seen that they were well pleased with their evening's entertainment. The play was well staged and tho different char acters Nirt rayed faithfully. Tho orchestra furnished its share of the good tilings of the evening, while specialties were enthusiastically receUed Tonight the Cuban war play, "The Last Stroke," will bo produced witli all the scenery and accessories used in the New York productions, and it is safe to predict a packed house. The sale of seats is tho largest yet. SHARPSHOOTERS MEET Annual Meeting of the North American Scheitzenbund At Dubuque. llr Aaaodntnl I'm to Hip Journnl. Dununt'K, la. June 22. The annual of meeting of the scheutreubund of North America opened today. Tho delegates here represent four thousand sharp shooters. Convention Adjourned. Louisvii.i.k, Juno 22. Tho Democratic iron vent Ion adjourned until evening to allow committees to work, TRUE TO THEIR TRUST. The Present City Administration Wiping Out ttie Annual Deficiency. A few llgurcs taken from the lsoks of tho city recorder will lie of Interest and go far towards convincing the public that tho present council is in earnest and using every honorable means to keep its pledges and bring our city onto a good lluauclal basis. To illustrate, we give below a few llgurcs comparing the llrst six months of this year with tho same period of 1808. Ilt'-CKH'IH. 1808 IHHI2 74 1800 -i:i2rt 81 ll.d In favor of 1800 I'.'IHU 10 KXI'KNNKM, 1808 J02IU 18 180'J 7452 07 Hal In favor of 1800 $1782 11 Total saving for six mouths fU-ltl 21 In addition to the above tho lighting bills for the balance of the year will be very materially decreased, and the In terest on tho Homing indebtedness, which aggregates nlsmt (5,000 annually, will ho reduced one-half by the issuance of -1 per cent homo call bonds. Tho annual ih'tloioncy for some years past lias run from seven to ten thous. uud dolluM a year, and it is plain to sue from the alsivo saving that thin do tlciency will be wiped out, tho tide turned and an annual balance Instead of u d elicit realized. KlIlllllllIMIMIMRIMKMIlllMllllllHIIIIalllliailllllBllllMHIIIIlllIlllllliiiaiillllllM, ijos. Meyers & Sons, i a JbALElVt'S GREATEST We Can A man is never at his best in the old-fashioned kind of ready made clothes sold in most cloth ing stores. If yon want to do yourself justice, try one of our Hart, Schaffner & Marx finely tailored suits, You can get one that will fit as though made to measure and bring out your good points better than anything the average tailor can make to your order. The H, S. & M. suit3 i M CM s aa m s 2 arc elecrant, durable and expensive. hart, icHArrrun 4 maux GUARANTEED CLOTHIHB. a NEW OK ASH AM) COVKKT SICTKTS 1"N 278 -280 Commercial St, The Old aVA T -ABSOfAJTEEV 39Vl.llIft.Y Makes the food more delrcious ami whofesome OTi mim ALL D And Harmony Samoa, at Malietoa Tanu Has sigiied, Re- Provisional Government Will Be Established Other Foreign News llr Aaaoclntri! l'rraa In the Jnnvnnl, Wasiiinutun, June 22. Tho secre tary of state received a dispatch from Commissioner Tripp at Samoa today snylug that peace had been restoied in tho island. The camnilsiim had sus tained decision of Chief Justice Cham bers In tho contested case of tho election of a king; that Malietoa Tamilian re signed and the klng-dilp is to Ih abol ished and it provisional government will I u established. Caiiio, June 22. It is announced that Khalifa has been defeated with very heavy losse by the natives who are friendly to tho Hritlsh. it is added that ho lied with fow followers and that his capture is Imminent. Paiiis, Juno 22. Senator Waldeck Housseau has recalled to the Klyssee palace this morning, whoro President fioubet reipiested that ho form iv cabinet immediately. He later announced that he had made successful progress and hoped to he able complete the cabinet tills afternoon. I.ATHII. This afternoon a cabinet was organ ized as follews: WoMeek-Koussoau, president of the council and minister interior; Deleave, foreign affairs; Do Gallellt, war; Delauessau, marine; Mohs, justice; Callnux, llmiuce; Miller and, commerce ; Leygues, public instruc tion; DeCrals, colonies; Jean Dupuy, agriculture; A'Audln, public works. Homk, June 22. The opo held u public cousltory today, to prevent the hats of recently made cardinals. Three thousand people were present, including tho diplomatic corps, church dignitaries Please You not r-OUK-BUrrON SACK SUIT EACE iaaaaHaVLniXlJaaaVlr !!. laaaaBlaaaaaaaV' Baking Pnwnr tlIRK fcOIKt WOIS CO., RtW TOIW. and Latin America bishops. The pope is in good health and conducted their ceremony witli case. Life and Deaih. Hating proper food makes the differ- once ot mo anil ilenth. V.m ... u n...i what you require at the Wonder Hen taunint. TACOMA NEWS. The High Joint Commission Arrived This After noon. llr Avanctnted Preaa ta Ike Joarnnt. Tacoma, Juno22.-IIon. Hiram K. Al. Ion, a leading lawyer of Siwljano, nnd a member of tho Btnto legislature, died this city, following an operation for appendicitis. Tho body will Iw taken to Siwknne this afternoon. Congressman Sereno K. Payno, Chair man of the wnysand means committee and a menilwr of the joint high com mission, arrived this uftornoon, accom panied by many prominent congress men. The party will go to Portland, San Francisco and Inter to Alaika, where tho international Itoundnry questions will Ik studied. Thirty Nothing U1U of u qtlckly u gray hair. Auer's Hair Vigor li youth ranewer. It ntrer fall iu fviiurn vuiur 10 Rr iiair. it atopa the hair from coralo out. Thin balr beoms thick hair, anil ihort lwilr bocomet long hair. It dennae tho icalp; removes dandruff. $1.0iUluttl. AlldrnggUU. if ynti 4int obUtn alt lh fcmflt jroii iimiM from tho at at U Vlr, IIH ItK lur About It. n. J. O. A YKll. Until, Mut. WHKAT MARKET. Cihcaoo, June 22. July? 75W, Cash 2 red 7il?i. Han Ikancisco, June, 22. Cah 1.10 STORE, A SV8ATBR Is a very comfort able garment for the cyclist, the ball player, and lor out ing, it is an'abso lute necessity. We take great pride in our srai Stock. 'Prices range fromj 25c to S3 1 1 Styles and qualities exclusively ours, values that cannot be. duplicated else where. TOtOTlllOW. White Corner. Grayai aH ' tj a: c v ?1 fi vt .4 t 411MII8IIlllIIIIIMIHIIIMHIiaiMHIIIIgllMIINMIMMI