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iwiMinniimiwttiaft DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. v jMfciAT r.irt. vol. x. wr. h SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY JUNE 2a 189!). Wt NO 148. nnMwwwwwmwuMwi"wwyHnww Lace Curtains, Counterpanes, Damask, Crash, Scrim, Hosiery, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Clothing:, Shoes, Shirts, Gloves, and all kinds of notions. THE NEW YORK RACKET. Cor. Commercial Does, a cash business, which insures the very lowest prices on all classes of goods in their line. We buy goods right. We sell goods right. Try us for crash hats for warm weather. Salem's Cheapest E. T. BARNES, Prop. I iiBiiriirwwwwWkw"WkWWWWvtwlYii)''wYihhh I - - ""n " " """" "" - H - LAL.Y o ' ' ' GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE. i i i i Per On Wc nro not KILLING THE Not making Iiw l'rlces on Dead Stock, but wo rfSZA m0T SLAUGHTERING THE LIVING! ing down a clean, livu stock, level with tlio dirt which 1h associated with cheap prices. NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES! livery Shoo in the house Hiibject to tlio 20 per cunt reduutioii. Hew tiooiu uiurKcu in plain iignros. &&sV i y , Vw VB a Sh Bhh Rk ww W. Vi. hh. SHOES! TIIKKK Will, I1K NO IlKSKHVK. Anything in our inimcm-o stock of boots and shoos at actual cost. Bince in the shoo business wo have made it a posltivo rule to LEAD ALL COMPETITION' IN' PUICK QUALITY AND STYLE, And wo have been truo to our determination. Notwithstanding others aro chim ing the title of "Originators of I)w Prices," that credit belongs to uh, for we be gan first and have always undersold any comKtitioii fullv 20 er cent and now in order to protect our customers against tliOKO "fako Hales'' we aro going to sell our entire slock at actual cost. NOT VOH TIIK rURi'081! OK (OIN'O OUT OK M'ftl.N'HHb. SOT TO HUSK MOXKV, Hut himiily to make the shoe businusH interesting. We in well afford this foi mo aro jii such position that profits do not worry us. Don't Miss this Opportunity All New Stock. infants' shoos , 20 Infants' Shoes 40 Hhoes worth 7fc now 00 Shoes worth 1.00 now , ..... 05 Itegular $1.25 Ladlo,' flno Kid Shoes IK) Hegularl. 60 Ladles,' Gents' MIsW or IloyV ..,., (1 16 Hegular $2.00 Ladies,' Gents,' Misses' or Itovs' 165 Regular J2.60 Ladlos', GontH,' MUt-us' or Hols' 176 lU-gular J3.00 Indies' Gents' 2 00 Itegular 3.60 Ladios' Uontb 2 00 Regular $1.00 Ladles' Gents' 2 1(0 Kegular fS.OO Gents' 3 76 Jtegular H i.00 00 It Is no difference HOW we do it, we do It! SALEM SHOE STORE 88 State St. IjuM A ih-h Hank IJIdg. . i GRAY Oor, State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. and Chemeketa Sts. One - Price Cash Store. 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 SHINE Krausse BrotherSj 275 Commercial St. A'a"Hi" - v - Mi Cent Reduction All Shoes WHAT WE SAY DEAD. WE DO' and blowing about it as a murvul, uro Originator of Low Prlcos. We Shlno thorn Froe. XKW shoe STORE, m suih MKr.ivr. fcw. K k w w. H w. h. Carpenter's Tools Blacksmith's Tools, Fine Tools For Every Trade at BROS SUP PRESSED News From the Phil- lppines Indicates That the Situa tion is Very Serious. President McKinley Will Call Volunteers. More Mr Aaaorlntril I'reaa tu the Journnl Washington, Juno 23. An impres sion is getting nbroad in the country that the pooplo have not received all the facts regarding the situation in the Philippines, It is bslievcd that the censor is scrutinizing press dispatches very carefully, and that if General Otis has communicate!! tlio exact conditions to the department his dispatches have not been given to the public. The reason for tills belief may be seen in what tlio public now known, that, iilthough General Otis gavo out glowing pictures of success and the early break up of the rebellion, tlio insurgents nro really in a stronger position than two months ago. It is probable that when tlio volunteers return and are no longer subject to the orders of olllcers superior to thenipolves some ol the real facts connected with the Philippines will bo brought out. The iolitical siguillcauce of President McKlnloy's trip into .Massachusetts at tills time is said to bo his desire to over come tlio opjKvdtiou that has been devel oping to his iolicy in the Philippines. Probably in no other state or section is there as much real opposition to the ex pansion idea as in Massachusetts. It is expected that the president's visit will have tlio effect of making friends for the administration and do good work to wards breaking down the opposition to tiie retention of the Philippines. Nkw Yoiik, Juno 23. A special to the Herald from Washington, says: Presi dent McKinley will authorize the en listment of additional men for Philip pines when he returns to Washington. This is tlio understanding of well in formed war department olllcinls. The administration lias ut lust come to recognize tlio necessity to reinforce General Otis' command. Some depart ment ofllcials are figuring on the advis ability of enlisting a sufficient number of men to form ten complete regiments. Kansas City, Juno 2.'L Governor Itoosovolt, of New Itork, today wired President McKinley that in tlio event of ucull for volunteors, Now York was prepared to furnish all the men that the government might ask for. Manila, Juno 23. .11:25 a. in. Agui nuldo does not seem to.be satisfied witli theuttempt of the insurgents to retake San Fernando, and he lias taken command of General Luna's army and has massed the largest rebel force yet mobalizcd, bringing 2000 men from the Antijiolo region. lie is exceedingly troublesome. Itst night his men wounded two members of tlio Seven teenth regiment. General MaoArthur's mon are con stantly on tlio alert to repel uny uttucks by tlio rebels, sleeping ujon their arms. The general sincerely hopes that the Filipinos will give him another chance for a battle, for the soldiers really enjoy an opiortuuity to fight them when tlioy can do so without wading through swumps to catch them. Hallway trains lietween Manila and Sao Fernando have bconstopod for sev eral days, while jHirmununt rupalrs were being made to the bridgus along tlio route, but today traffic was resumed. The transport Centennial, which has arrived here, hud an exciting experi ence while rounding Point Eugauo, on tho northern coast of Luzon, on her way to this port. Shu struck a rock Wednes day and rumalncd fast for several hours, during which time she was surrounded by swarms of natives in cuuoos, who begun menacing. Cuptaiu Eagle, who commanded the transjiort, was com pelled to throw overlxmnl 100 tons of supplies in order to lighten tho ship suf ficiently to get her afloat. Ileforu this was effected the Killipinos had towed the en os awir, ami wwre lighting over the ijIIh. The cruiser Haltlinoro recently grounded at the same point, but the natives feared to approach her. TWO CELEBRATION EVENTS talem's Fourth of July and ihe National Editorial Excursion. The fourth of 'July committees held another meeting yesterday, and many details were elosed up that will lend U the interest of the day we eolebrate. There will be a final meeting next Monday afternoon of all flftawi eom mitteos to clone up the program and jKit through the propoidUon that are attU pjindiftg. Every tninmttjn)an awl wry max, wian er child that takes uh inUirtMtt in the miwohh of tlw aehjhrattoH i urged to be present and lend n hand. Secretary II. II. Tliiclsen of the Salem Chamber of Commerce, has returned from an extended visit nt Portland, w hero he spent some tlmo looking up the editorial excursion matter, as per tains to Salem. He learned that the management is cutting down the time allotted for all the different jwints In the Northwest, and that it is probable thnt the excursionists will not remain in Salem more than a few hours, while this is something of a disappointment to .Mr. Thlclscn, and will prove such to our people, he still hopes Salem will beublo to do something In the way of a demonstration to make it pleasant for them whilo here. It is now presumed that tho best that can be done will lie to stop the trains at tho state houe grounds, and there tender a reception such'ns will pleasantly pass the time for tlioco who come. It is suggested that a plenty offiowers, nnd especially ii-oses, bo prepared for distribution, and If tho stay is long enough to provide n suitable lunch for the party. These details will In? largely governed by future develop-! inents. ALGER-PINGREE A Political Combination Ar? ranged Between These Two Senatorial Candidates. Ilr Aaanclntrd Prcaa In Itie tfournnl. Dktiioit, Juno 22. Governor Pingrce. gave out a public statement today to the effect that ho hnd combined with Sec rerary Alcer in Alger's HUiatorial can didacy. THE OREGON PRESS. ( Discussing the Publication of the Legis lature. The plain of the Cai'itai. Jouiinal of publishing tlio exact vote of every mem ber of the legislature on overy question is highly commendable. It should have the effect of causing our lawmakers to do some thinking next time. Wasco News. The Salem Journal has published the record of the late legislature in tabular form, Hy this table the reader can tell at a glanco how each member voted on 20 of tho most important propositions involving ijuestions of reform. Tiik Jouunai. editor has placed a black mark undereach"wrong" vote, as ho considers it. According to the table, and the JoimxAt. editor's opinion, Representa tive Morton voted 12 times "right" and 7 times "wrong" on tho 20 reform meas ures, while Representative HolHtrts' rec ord shows that ho was 0 times "right" and 13 times "wrong," Kuch is credited with beinit absent ono time. The table is well worth preserving, and hy send ing Scents in stamis to thoSalcm Jouu nai. it can bo procured. Hood ltlver Glacier. a noon iiika. The Cahtal Jouiinal, of Salem, is publishing a record which sIiowh how each member of the last legislature voted on all important measures. This installment gives tlio house vote on 20 cjuestlons in tho special session The next one will give that of the senate on the same questions. Tlio plan is a good ono iiH it lays bare the record of every member whether it bo good or bad. Wo do not fully agree witli tho Jouunai, as to what were good and what were bad measures, but in looking over the record wo wero pleased to note that the mem ber from Crook, Mr. Williamson, was credited with voting right !'! times out of 20. There are only five others who receive a lwttor rating at tho hands of the Capital Jouunai. whilo one oor, misguided mcinlxir has but two good votes to his credit asgalnst 17 had onus. However, tlieCapital Journal generously allows every one to classify the votes as he chooses, 'so that its ratings ant not entirely conclusive Prlnnevllle Journal The Last Stroke. Another large and wcll-ploused audi dieiico were at tho ojxjru house last night and saw tho Shaw Company win fresh laurels by the production of "The Lost Stroke." ' The play was a strong story of Cuba's light for freedom, and was mounted with that ou ruful attention to detail which could not I to otherwise than suc cessful. Mr. Shaw gave a manly interpretation of the American volunteer in C'iiIm'm cause, while .Mr. Watson, as the Spanish Spy, made unemioofor Spain by j tho score. ' Mr. Hallett. as the American Consul, won iniwh praise for his work, while Mrs. Shaw and Miss Yvager, as Souora Mnrtnez. and Lucille Vance, npec- tively, divided the honors among the; ladies. Mrs. Kllton's song, On the Day That Dewey Hut urns." brought an en-! thusiastle enoore. The balance of the ' oast was in capable hands. Tonight the rural comedy, "Old tanner btebblua," promise to give a heaty laugh to all in attendance. - . Flowere Stolen. Tuutxlay night the garden of Mrs. S. A. Jones, 37& High street was entered and almont trlpped of (lowers by some miwireaiit- Mrs. Jones says this Is not the first time this season. This time seven large cluitors of beautiful paeouUs were taken which were to tw taksn to the hospital patients. Flowers are nt very scarce in Salem and hardly any body would object to a person plucking a button Iwle bouquet, but to grow flow rs and have them raided in a whole sale way like In thU am3 Is otitragttHUf and an example ought to be made T the iNjrpltnttnr. MAKM RIM Krueger Arming His Men. He is Urged to Make Further Concessions. Alaska Boundary Question Temporarily Settled Other Foreign News. My Aiaui'lntrtl I'trn tu ttir Journal. Hkiilin June 2:1. The Kolnischo Zel tuug publishes a dispatch from The Hague, asserting that Dutch official circles are aworo the Transvaal govean mont is preparing to nuiko a most sub born defense In the event of war with Great llrlttaiii, and is arming In the most complete fashion. According to this information, Pretoria has just or dered 25 quick-firers nnd several heavy caliber guns for fort arteillcry from the Krupi. Lonoon, June 2:1. A dispatch from Capo Town says: "The tension is ex treme, ltitsiuess is at a standstill fund the general feeling is that Kngland must promptly bring matters to an Is sue, The Orange government Is urging the Transvaal to make further conces sions. London, June 2!!. Officials of the foreign olllce this morning scut Am bassador Choatc a formal memorandum embodying thu temiorary agreement reached 011 the Alaskan boundary ques tion. Tiik II men. June 23. Do Staal, pres ident of the peace conference, at a meet ing of the coinmltto today introduced the Kus!an proitofiils, looking to the arrest of iiriimmonts and read the decla ration, disclaiming the intentions proposing the reductlon( armaments at present. He was of tho opinion that If a standstill could w agreed upon, the reduction would como of itself. The powers, he explained, hud con ferred witli tho czar, relative to the Im mense evils of armed peace and De Staid I appealed to them to devote their ener gies toward tlio arrest of the continual increase in the cost of armed peace Count Golinskl, of the Itussliiu dele gation, moved itluit the Kvorf should outer Into a negotiation of a term of live years, not to Increase the offcctivcnui's of a K'iico footing of their forces with the exception of tlio colonial troops nnd not to Jinereaso tho a mount of mili tary budgets iHiyond the present figure. London, June 21. Tlio secretary of statu for the Colonies, Clmmhorlniu in the Hhouse of Commons today, denied that the government was reinforcing tho llritisli troops in south Africa, to a total of 10,000 men. Cheap Enough. G. W. Stewart, who was tried before Justice Johnson, Thursday, on a charge of assault and battery, committed upon a woman was fined $10 and costs, amounting to about f.'iO. MAR ION COUNTY CO U RT. Business Ueing Transacted House. at the Court dhhds me. rn.Kii. Wm. MuMaster and wife to I.00 Mil ler mid wife, 410 aunts in t 0 s, r 'A w, contract for di-od $:i,200. J. P. Horry and wife to W. W. Cur tlss, trustee, KiOaores in section I If, t 10 m, rfie, wil. fl,r00, P. S. Knight and wife to K Klla Welch, lots No. 1, 2 and , in block "C," Simjmou'H addition to Salem, w. d. (1. State Hoard of Agriculture to the Stato of Oregon, various duscribed MrceIs of Wc Place Before You A oholM line of summer JEWELRY, The articles haw been wdected with groat ware ail I represent some of tho latest and iinmt unique designs of the season. And they are by no means dependent ou their appear ance for tliolr uttructivenc. Tho high standard of ipulity and low prlMS will certainly prove a atrou jrfjlnt in their favor. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE, 3XO fctTATB STHDDT. land comprising all the real property of the board. Consideration, the war rant Indebtedness of the lxiard, not to exceed $7000 ; nnd fl. P. H. Mnrlny to S. R. Young, part of thoil leof A. F. Waller mid wife, t 7 h r, .'I west. 81. M. A. Worley et al to Hugh Worley, land in Stay ton. flOO. Jacob HocliHpeier and wife to Lena lloohspoler, lot 7. blk 7, town of Jef ferson, f 150. J. W. and K. Kbner to Geo. 11. Craner, lot It in blk 2, Mathitis Hutal i's adiliti. n toMt. Angels. $15. J. W. and K. Kbner to J. J. Kober, lots 1 and 2 in blk 2, Mathlas Ihttala's addition to Mt. Angel. fOO. BURNED ALIVE. French R,avislier Suffers a Terrible Fate in Brazil. Nkw Yoiik, Juno 2,'L A dispatch to the Herald from Hlo Janeiro stivs: A mob forced the Jail at It io Grande and lynched a Frenchman named Jean Panare, accused of assaulting all-year-old girl. After tormenting him, tho mob burned him alive. STRIKE NEWS, Street Car Strike in Cleveland More Serious and Trouble Brewing. II y Aaaiiclntrit 1'rraa tu the Jnnrnnl. Cl.KVKI,ANI), JllllO .M. Tho rejection ny tuo street railway strikers mass meeting last night of tho tonus of set tlement unanimously approved hy their committee has put a new face 011 thu situation. The city authorities are now openly preparing for trouble. WtM.AtK, June 2H. A special train carrying 110 MIssourlaiiH reached the Standard mine last night. Kvcrythiug was orderly when they reached the mine and no demonstrations occurred. The defense this morning, moved to quash the indictments for riot on the ground J. II. Forney hud no right to Imj present while witnesses wero examined by tho grand jury and that acting Sheriff France was an extreme partisan, drawing grand Jurors who '"ore prej udiced against the dcfeuihidts. Baseball. The Chcnmwa lioys will play a game of baseball with the Woodhitru uliio, at Chemuwa Saturday afternoon, Tho Iwys wIjkjiI tho ground with thu Mo Minuville nine at McMlnuvllle on Wed nesday, tho score being 21 to I). The Crops, Heavy rains in tho 'Spring followed hy the present spoil of "coast weather" have left grain crops short In the flat lands. A great deal of hay is being cut, hut rains aro much needed within a few weeks. Same Dog. The case against Lew Van Nortwk'k, charged hy Fred Sanders, of Albany, with tlio larceny of 11 dog, wnsdlsinisnod after a trial before Justice Johnson. The defense was that the dog had been given to Van Nortwiok by Sunders. ..siiiigiiiiiBiiitiaiivMHiiiiMBiHEiiiHiaiiaaiaiKiiiiiigiiiiiiMaiMiiiiiiiiiiiiisiuiMgiiii. IJOS. JVLBYKRS & gONS, Salem's Greatest Store' Wc 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 VI, S. & M. suits are elegant, durable and not expensive. HAivr, scHAfrNcn mahx aUARANTCCO CLOTHIN. NKW CRASH AND COVJSKT STCIRTS IN 278 -280 Commercial St, The Old i WIlMlimiMIIIHlllllMliliMlHHlllHHIIIIHMimilHIIIHII Royal :A50WIEiyfomE Makes the food more delicious and wholesunw kotai mm powot Department of Col ' onial Affairs Deemed Absolutely Necess ary. The President in Favor of a Military Government for the Philippines. Ilr Aaaiiclntril I'reaa to tlir .lonrnnl, Ni:w Yoiik, June 22. A siccliil to tho Horald from Washington, says: A new executive branch of the gov ernment with the title "Department of Colonial Affairs and Foreign Com merce," or something similar, is deemed hytheadiuliilstratloii us absolutely uecos siiry to meet tho new conditions which confront the United States w u re sult of.tho war with Spain. Preliminary to the rccoininondatlonH to congress on this subject, datn Is now being compiled, concerning tho control of the colonies by foreign powers and the extentlou of our commerce Into for eign fields. President MoKlnley's jxillcy In regard to tho future form of government for tho Philippines and Cuba is still unde fined, hut he and members of the cab inet fully uppreclato that tho military governments In nil of our dependencies must glvo way to civil government as 8oodlly us M)sslblo. As to Cuba, It is Impossible to have any other form of government thun tho present military ono luntH tho pooplo have taken steps for tho formation of u civil government which the United Scutes can recogulxe. Bridge .Breaks Down. Dallas, Or., June 2.1. The bridge over .'Villi creek fell yestreilny while cuttle wero Iwlng driven iioross it. Two head were killed, mid it number co pied. Holiuitii ltlchnioiid, who was driving tho block, nud his assistants, uariewly escaped injury. The bridge was known to be dangerous. Please You KOUK-BUTTON SACK SUIT T lUit?'ib' ftUr Mm NEW mm Baking Powder eo., mw yom. JOUKNAL"X-RAY3.'' A lady who went to hear Sam Shaw last night says the orchestra alone is ( worth the price of admUsiou. Then the llepublican party is all rigid, and Colonel Hofcr objects Jonly to some of the people hi It. It would bo more effective to fight Hanna inside the party ranks. Will Colonel Hofor rejoin tho Republican party Jif wo prove that ho has picked crumbs from the table of .Mark Hanna's gang? Woodbum Inde pendent. No, but we will present ten dollars to tho first now church built in your town for overy dollar you or unyotio can show Tiik Jouunai, has ever received from Mark Hanna and his gang. Como, friend, here's your chance. Cheap Rates f to the Fast, Christian Endeavor exctir.' son. FJTectiveJune 21), See Thomas UiitUfcCo. 0 23 6-t' Caught at Last. Haiiiiihiiuiui, Pa. Jtmo 2:1. James Green, who is wanted in Seattle for tho alleged murder of Cable the man named Green, in Walla Walla and on the, charge of buncoing a farmer out five' thousand dollars was arrested here to tiny. Auerls WHEAT MARKET. Ciiicaoo, Juno 2!l. July 74)$, Cash red 7111 jj. San j-kancibco, Juno, 23. Cah 1.10 A VI' w Is a very comfort able garment for the cyclist, the ball player, and for out ing, it is an'abso lute necessity. We take great pride in our mm Stock. "Prices range from 25c to S3 Styles and qualities exclusively ours, values that cannot be duplicated else where, TOMOlUtOW. White Corner. mm VKi f One bottle of , i 4v !! 1 aarsaparma J will do the work of ) ( three bottles of the 1 J ordinary kind, ,L HI Ji