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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL. VOL. X SATEM, OREGON AtONDAY AUGUST 2 1 185)9. NOIOG THE 'HimwjttfiMfmtimwmfmifJtMfHMrffiwiHHm You Don't Ask the Postmaster For Credit On Stamps. Undo Snm finds Unit the cash plan is tlio only pafo vayfor hitn to do business. It's the only eafo way for any merchant. You don't until to pay 3c for a 2e stamp, do you? That's just ex actly what you do when you deal with a store do ing u credit business. THE EW YORK RACKET. is a Sl'OT CASH ONE PRICK STOHK. They're satisfied with small profits beeauso there are no losses. Shoes, Clothing, Hosiery, Underwear, Hats, Shirts and Notions. Come and see our prices, then you'll know why your neighbors till trade at tho New York Uaeket. j E. T. BARNES, Prop. ? Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store, Cor. Commercial unci Chemeketa Sts. MinilkMMUUJkUUmAMtAMMJUUAlVkkMUAUkUJX)' Upon looking Found it to be KRAUSSB $3.50 shoes are equal to any $4 shoe to be found in Salem, Call and see them at 275 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon. FREE SHINE Wl 11IIE STO New Attractions each Week, This week wo nro olTorlnir ENAMELED IRON BEDSTEADS In (lllTerc.it dlzcs bountifully finished und mounted, one of which will mnko your sleeping room look cozy and cool. , m lu our rooms you will Hnd tho tarnlLuro necessary to completly furn Uii your Itoiito and only needs to be scon to bo appreciated, Our prices will prove satisfactory. Wo hope to liuvu you coino and look over our stock at your earliest convenience. F. W. Hollis & Company THE UNIVERSITY COlLEGE OF MUSIC. n a i Pum. Violin. inir ii a v i'. i.n:..l engaged us llrstussitituni in mo ) Harmon)', UunlerpOlll'. violin Department.) Send for I Theory, foinposilion. circular or Catalogue, to ' FRANCESCO SELEY, Dean, Salem, Or. iu-,, GRAY Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. PERSONAL. Carey Martin spent Sumlay in Port land. Mies Dora ItunwMt went to Oregon City Sunday. Mrs. J. R. KrtoisMHiitl little m are in Oregon Cltyi Chas. Woller and M. J. Conner were Portland iwssengere this morning. Thos. Kav. Orwtfon's leading woolen manufacturer, went to Portland this afternoon Win. Wimmta. who lus been vWUng his brother Fred, returned to Oregon City this morning. Mr n,i Mm Kimlmi mul fauiilv re- turned yestonlay from Xeikowin, where j Uioy had been siwmltng several wee. Chas. Atwood retttrnod from Nwrt thin afternoon, and after thoroughly wriuging out his clothes will reeuine bis IKMiuon at the vt ooleu .Mill store. Miss Hughes and Miss Kthet Hughes, liave gone to Astoria, where Mi&i Ethel w ill act as one of the Ladles of Honor in attendance on the Queen of the RtrgHtta. Congressman John F. I-iuey and daughter. Miss lterniw Lucey, uf C)ka looae, Iowa and Mr. ami Mr. J. R. lirewutor, of Sen PraMfeoo, are at Ute Willamette. The party drove to Pofr county u vu.it tlM wmily of Mr. Imejr's brother. ail will return tu KmUih Thm- d&y. around a fact that PROS SEVEMIIBWUSS TE.IUIKHS--SH fcS (Mr. Lolloy L. tiosnor has been Carpenter's Tools Blacksmith's Tools, Fine Tools For Every Trade at Major and Mm. Downs are home from Soda Springe. MIm Editli Lewis went to t'oriwmi this morning. Samuel Uass, luft this afternoon for tho Sound country. Mr. and Mrs. John II. McNary re turned Iwme tiiia morning from New port. Mr. ami Mrs. Uny M. Power, Mrs. J. ItanwjBartiier, Mrs. T. A. Uvealey awl Mrs. Win. Staiger returned today front NeHort. To Clean&e the System Bfl8Ct.ually yet uently, whan Mtftlve or bilious, to iiorwunantly overoomo imiilLuul cooetlfKillori, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy au llvity, wiinoui irriuiMiiu ur w.tu log Uiani, U dispel lioHdaeliw. onlds. nr fevers, ue Syrup of Flw, made by Hie California P.g Syrup Co. "Take in" The Whole FeW If you have a want Utut yon Uiink some wau n Marion County eia ill. take in U w bob neW at owo by uuert lni: a want aW in Jooiuul. Tlwre's no hU way hwrfnw abont theJowKKAL. It gets right oot aawwg alt Ute peejil wlio are wurtii talking to. And if your man w in uu you'll Und him. Tberw's m d"U't tiUt Uuit. BROS (JIM WRECKED Anarchists at Work in Paris, Mob Destroys the Church of St. Joseph. The Police Have Their Hands Pull 380 Injured. Ilr Amint'lnteil l'rraa to (lip JiuirnnL Paius, Aug. 21. riiorH lit this city riots yea- commenting on the anarchist terday, in which a largo number ot peo ple woreiinjured, are unniiiinoitn in pro nouncing tho situation of a most serious character. Tho conservative and na tionalist organs have accused the gov ernment of provoking yestorday's blood shed by unjustlllablo arrests. Tho rad ical Revisionist and Republican paets insist on the necessity of more firmness on tho part of the ministry and declaro that the ministers must defend tho re public against tho secret maohlnatloiiH andattemptsiat an uprising. Tho rod leu press protests against the disorders and hopes tho imjIIco will prevent the reoc currence of them. Paius, Aug. 21. From today all churches will 1ms guarded by pickets, and Republican guards and detachments of Infantry and cavalry will bo held in icadinees for eventualities. Tho damage done by rioters to the church of St. Joseph yesterday Is estimated at 8,000 francs. Tho church is surrounded by a cor don of tiolico unil no one is allowed to approach tho building. It is pointed out that tho rioting persons aro from 15 to 20 years of age. Tho Rue do Chambre is occupied by the Seventy-Fourth and 131st infantry with fixed lmynots. All approaches aro guarded and it is imjKtsslhle to .traverse tho crowds which nro everywhere In creasing. Sunday Troubles Pauib, Auo. 21. Paris was Sunday the sceuo of most serious disturbances, recalling some aspects of tho commune. (J roups of anarchists and socialists gath ered about 3 o'clock in tho afternoon iu tho Place do la Republiquo. The police had taken Hircautious, and there seemed to .1m) no (lunger of disorders. Sebastian Fame and Faborot, well-known revo lutionary anarchists, wore tho ring-load ers. Fauro, Standing on tho jKilostals of tho Btatuo which rises In tho center of tho Place do la Kopubltipio addressed tho crowd. Among other things he said that tho anarchists should bo masters of the streets. The police then interfered and dhtlodged Faure and Faborot, making three arrests. Tho crowd at this point disturbed, but a column of demonstra tors, headed by Faure and Ilenrid'Horr, made for the Place de la Nation. Tho pjllue broke through the column and a utruggle for tho mastery followed. Shots were fired, and M. tioulllur, commissary of illco, was twice stabbed with a knife. This throw the iKillee Into momen tary confusion. The mob reHSHombled, und ran toward the Place de la Nation. The iiolice, reinforced by a Miiad that had been held in reserve, made another attempt to stem the current, and fnsh fierce fighting occurred, three constables being wounded, Faure and d'Horr jumped Into a (Missing street-car that was going to the Pace de la l(otHiilWue, and the ear driver, on arriving there, gave a signal to the police, who immed iately arrested them lioth, together with two other anarehlsU, Joseph Ferrler and .luuu Perrin. All were conveyed to the Chateau d'Brau barracks. Only d'Horr was found in poweiMioti of firearms. In tit meantime the anarchists re traced their couree to the Place de la ItejHiUic, smashing the windows of re ligious edinces on the way. Suddenly, either at the word of command or in obedience to iiiiKil, the eolumn mule a loop and cor veil toward the church of St Ambroise, wiiere the rioters smarted the windows. Proceeding thenee to ward the Fanborg du Teni4e, at the corner of Rue Darberl ami the line St. Manri-PopinMirt, they formed p Into a eoMti Met body. Hatehotii were sod- denly pro-luced, with long knives Ktoieu fraw tlieeooHtersot smoini, amis con eentruted rosi vnu hmuIo upon the itwrob of St Joseph. Tho aawl seritaK, keeing tint wobn, kMtily twl tw outer gat, but tit wore soon (owwl wltii batcbUi and bar if iron. TUe Nuueaive oaken dour Hr I thou attacked. Tho wild hordo burst Into the church, which instantly be came a sceuo of pillage and sacrilege. Altars and statutes wcro hurled to the floor and smashed ; pictures wcro rent, candlesticks, ornmnents and hosts from high alters wcro thrown down and trampled under foot. Tho crucifix above was made tho target for missiles, nnd the figure of tho Savior was fractured in soveral f places. Then, whllo rancorous voices sang tho "Carnutgnoto," tho chairs were carried outsinc, piled up and set on lire iu tho center of tho square fronting tho church. When this stago was reached, tho cru cifix was pulled down and thrown into tho Haines. Suddenly tho cry was raised that tho statuo of tho Virgin had been forgotten, and tho crowd returned and toro this down also. An attempt was mmlo to fire tho choir of St. Joseph's with petroleum.and the firemen w'ero called In to quench the flamos. Several parishioners wore severoly mauled in their efforts to de fend tho church from sacrilege. Tho church is situated iu the toorc8t quar ters of tho city. No disorders of any kind occurred in the fashiouablcdistrict. At length tho ollicors liegan to gain the mastery. A scoro of anarchists took refuge in an adjacent house. Others en trenched themselves lu the belfry, and llercely defended themselves by shower ing missiles on the Republican guardn, but finally these were dislodged. Twenty anarchists were nrrestoit, taken to tho police station, searched nnd found to lie carrying revolvers, loaded Htlcks ami knives. When tho polico ontored tho church the anarchists had set flro to tho pulpit. The interior of the cdiflc was a com plete wreck. Soveral valuablo old pic tures, that can never bo roploced, were ruined. Number Injured, 380. Paiiis, Aug. 24. 4. n. tn. Tho prefect ure of polico gives tho following statis tics of yesterday 'b riots; Three hun dred and eighty iiorsons were injured: 300weretakon to tho hespitals: 5!) po lico agents were wounded, besides Com missioners Cotttclr and Dolsmluo. One hundred and fifty persons wero arrested, of whom 80 are detained hi ciixtody. Paiiim, Aug. 21, 2 n. 111. Resides St. Joseph's church, two cafes were wrecked, At a late hour 20,000 people wore in the Roulovard do Magneta, which runs past tho end of tho Rue Do Chambrot. Thoy aro kept constantly moving by tho Republican guards, who made a re markable display of force. I.argo bod ies of polico wore constantly njKiriitlng lu and around tho Rue do Chambrot, and a large force is in readiness at tho nearest barracks. In tho collisions lnitwoun tho anarch ists and Gueriuitles, the scullllng was periods, and three companies of the Re publican guards charged the contestants, soveral iHirsons being Injured. Fifty or sixty policemen wore scon striking wildly at every jtorson within reach on tho Roulovard de Magenta. A lad was knocked down, and while trying to rise a ioliceman literally jumped over him. Paiiim, Aug. 21. Iu consi-quonce of yosterday's events judicial proceedings have l)eeii instituted against Sebastian Fauro anil four others, for robollinii, acts of violence and attempts at murder, ami against divers persons, for robbing buildings and burning furniture. GOOD NEWS FOR OREGON Fifteen New Steamers to Be Built By Jim Hill. Ilr Amot'lalrd I'm Co flic JuuruMl. Ciiicao, Aug., 21. It Is rojKirtod hero that JamuH K. Kill, will build Ift new steamers for trans-Pacific trade for the Groat Northern road, tho present num Iter being imuillluiont to handle the in creasing business. Another Volunteer Provided for, Will Ilatchelur has taken the position of property man and stage manager of KLHMl.H OlMtra II01ISO. 11IO IUWKHW, uv- ton IJros. deserve credit for employ Iiil' a rutiirnud volunteer. All of Wllrs Smre time will lw put in taking u course ut Hie JHimnuM ueuugu. A Pain in the Eye May be eanted by an accident or it way Uu warning tlial glaenare iiweeary. Tliey slionkl 1 obtained at onw. Then Uielr e may be only teniiwrarv. Kgletel, tlie SHjbt may le irinanntly Inffireil. In ounnettMHi with oor JKWKLItV DKPAUTMK.NT. Wo UiLvti Lbe facility for teHg the igttt. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE J 10 STATO BTODBT. Sy "Jtfl t M f 4iffS9or DRUMS CASE Labori Not Allowed to Be Present. All Franco in Suspense Over Present Crisis Foreign News Items of Interest Fnm Various Parts of the World. H- Anftiiviiilcil lrr to tlir Joiiruiil. Rknnhm, Aug. 21. The (bird week of the Dreyfus court mart iul h,gau this morning. Tlio jwiwihle roapeuranco I-almrl, attracted a largo attendance hut though ho was progressing mitlsfactor ily, his physicians deemed It Iwst for hlm to remain quiet. All tho witnesses today wcro hostile to Dreyfus but nono of their evidence was fresh. Tho session wound up with a sceno on account of tho extraordinary conduct of Col. Joimnsto, who permitted himself to make uu unwarrantable display of par tiality. Col. Piequart, asked to bo allowed to refute soino of tho wltnesi Junk's r marks. Jouunsto shouted, "What, again?" An outburst of booing and hiss ing came from tho audlenco at this dis play of unfairness. Thu Judges and gendarmes quickly supprcsHcd tiionoloe, but JouaiiHto, understood well thu re buke administered tohiui, turned red and adjourned court ten niluutcH later. Capi: Town, Aug. 21. Tho rejiort that tho Transvaal government has bunded In a reply to the Rrltlsli agent at Pre toria, to lie forwarded to Sir Alfred M li ner, is conllrmed. It Is believed tho proposition of Great llritian for a joint commission to inves tigate tho effect which tlio ifranohlHO of tho reform legislation would have 011 tho Outlauders has not la-en accepted hut that other proposalshavo been advanced. London, Aug. 21. Tho colonial olllco, iu confirmation of a dispatch from CaKi town, saying that tho Transvaal govern ment had handed a reply to tho Rritlsh agent at Pretoria, say that thu reply was not a complete acceptance of tho pro posal of Hiiiretary for tho Colonies ChamlKirlaln. IU111UN, Aug, 21. Tlio uowspapurs In this city recognize tho fact that tho re jection by Diet of tho canal bill, marks an eioch iu tho woliticul history of the of tho country and idiots out that the conservatives for tlio first time since the formation of tho empire have ojHiuly du lled sovorigii, Opinion is much divided us to what Kuieror William uiny do in tho matter. Many Isilleving tho min istry will roslgn. Stricken With Paralysis, Sylvester Wilson, who Is a hatchelor living near Kola, wus recently stricken with paralysis, und found lu u helpless condition bv frl6uds. who IiuIihmI him to a IhnI, und no wus retried as improving at lust uucouutH. los. Meyers & (jj SALEM'S GREATEST (Breat Sale of j; Remember our buyers will soon be home and we want you to have these goods before they arrive The line comprises the very latest styles in Taftetas, Satin Duchess, Corded Silks trimmed in velvet ribbon Japanese watctv proof, Gros'Graini Peau'dsoie India lies, etc, ROYAL AWNO w ifM Powder srtSSOLUTEIYtajRE Makes tlio food more delicious and wholesome ori miNO ASTORIA HEOATTA The Fust Day of the Affair a Failure Ow- ing to Rnfn. Ilr Aaauclntetl I'rrm. lu (he Joarniil. Amtokia, Aug. 21. The first day of tho regatta has started under bad auspices. The day broke with a pros spectofgood weather but before tho first event was announced tho loworlng clouds settled over tho entire bay. Tlio coronation of tho queen was postponed until tills evening. A largo crowd Is In at tendance but tho dismal weather has cast a damper on tho entire proceedings. Raft Stopped, Ilr Amioolntctl lrran to (lie Journal. Abtoiua, Aug. 21. Tho Roliortson log raft did not go to sea as was expected, although the tugs started with It under very favorable conditions. After tho tugs had got a good start, a launch ar- rivm wiui a uiiium funics deputy mur-i sliiil on board, anil arrested It for a claim of flUX) damage done to tho Astoria k Columbia River railroad wharf at Flavel when it pulled out tho Dolphtue, u few days ago. After a short dolav lwnds were furnished, and thu raft was released. DAD NEWS. Foity-Tluee Kolxebue bound Miners llnye Perished. l AaaiH'Inlrri I'rraa lu tlir Jniirnnl. Santa Hahiiaiia, C11I., Aug. 21, H.v Supervisor Iluyne, who has been In the Kotxcbuu Sound country all winter, bus written very .'discouraging news homo, A letter dated July 21, on tho Artie cir cle gives a list of 411 miners who entered that region and Htrished. Lynched, Ilr Aniclnl(ftl l'rr lu Urn Jniirnnl. Wktomi-ka, Ala., Aug. 21. Peter I-onln and IiIh 1ft year old sou under arrest at Klectrlc, charged witli tho shooting of Hall Jordan, were taken from Jail yesterday by a mob and lynched. Victor Colorado Uurmng, Ilr Aasm'lalcil 1'rraa lu llic Juiirunl, Dknvcii, Auti. 21, Reports front Vic tor Colo, says the business portion 0 f tho town is burning, tho wind Is blowing a gale and the loss Is certain to ho large. Try Allen's Poot-Katie, A powder to bo shaken Into tho shoes. Your foot feci swollen, nervous and hot, and uets tired easily, ir you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Kuso, It cools tho foot nna tnakcH walking easy, Cures swol, lun, sweating fcutj Ingrowing mills, blisters und callous spots. Relieves corns nnd bunions of nil pain and gives rest and comfort. Try It today Sold by nil druggists and siion stores forUflo. Trial package FMflU. Ad dross, A lieu S. Olmsted, Lu Itoy, N. Y. ft PORTLAND HONORED Teller of Portland Appointed Census Supervisor. Ilr AaaoHalnl I'rraa lu llir Juurniil, Wasiiinoto.v, Aug. 21. Tho list of Oregon census siiHirvlsors was com pleted today by thu npHlntmiutof Goo. Telfer, of Portland, as siimrvisor for tho the Second district. Silk Read the List. 53.00 WAISTS REDUCED TO 54.25 WAISTS REDUCED TO 55.00 WAISTS REDUCED TO 56.00 WAISTS REDUCED TO 56,50 WAISTS REDUCED TO 57.00 WAISTS REDUCED TO 57.50 WAISTS REDUCED. TO 58.50 WAISTS REDUCED TO 59.00 WAISTS REDUCED TO roPt eo., atw vomc. ADMIRAL DEWEY Talks of Our New Possessions. The Filipinos Should Govern Themselves. Whon That is Accomplished Then Annoxation. Ilr Aaanplntnl I'rraa (u I lie Junrnal. I.mitOHN, Aug., 21. Thu Cruiser Olympla sailed from this port today. Pauis, Aug., 21. United States Chargo'd Affairs, Henry Viguati has gone to Vlllo, Franco to rocoivu Admiral Dewey, who Is uxHeled there tomor row. Nmv Yoiik, Aug. 21. A dlspatuh to tho World from 1-ondnn gives at some length tho bmdon Dally News, reported Interview with Admiral Dewey, at Naples. Among other things tho ad miral said: "Tho Filipinos are capable of govern ing themselves; they have all tho qual ifications for It. It is only 11 question of time, but tho only way to settle tho In surrection and assure prosperity to tho urehlapelago Ih to concede Holf-govoru-meut to Its Inhabitants. "That would lm a solution of many questions and would satisfy all, oiqice hilly tho Filipinos, who believe them selves worthy of It, mid nro so. "i never nave neon lu favor of vio lence toward tho tlllplnos. Tho Islands aro blockaded by 11 fleet and 11 war re igns in tho Interior. This abnormal stato of thing should ceaso. "1 should like to seo autonomy II rut conceded and then annexation might ho talked about. According to my view, tho concession of self-goveriiinent ought to lw Iho iiiomI Just and most loukuil so lution," g"11 ... .. " -a a oil had ought to go to Hills A ZIiiii'h And get some of thoHo Chocolate GroauiH And Ilonbous that they make Would nuiku you feel as If you had a slook. Wo have tallies, too, and pepKirmlut chews, With a good many otbur things that will suit you Thoy aro so nice and cheap In price That thu size of your purse "cuts no ice." Wo have fifty pieces of goodn that aro new Home aro soft and some that will ohew Whllo tho names of somo 1 cannot con strue Hut that makes no difference to inn or you. iai.18 A .INN IB4 Stato Bt. Phono 2874. 'V UoIIh. WIIKAT MAHKItT. Giiioaoo, Cash 7H Ifi. ing. 21. Soptonihei 71, Han Fuancisco, .ug. 21.-0ush l.(Mi. Son STOKE Ruy whllo our Great Sale Is on XKHaiete 52.06. 52.83. 53.60. 53.82. 54.37. 54.57. $4.87. 55.67. 55.67. . !, !