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DAILY JOURNAL. vol.. x SAU3M, OREGON MONDAY MAY 21 1900. NO 121 THE tc,, K I s 0011 PRICES PI SALEM MILLS GOODS Are as low as many ask for shoddy oastorn goods. Wo lmvo' Dark cheviots, nobby in appearance good for ser vice, price only 9.00. Blue serges, $10 a suit. GAPE NOME parties will llnd it to their advantago to oxtimlno our stock of blankets, underwear, flannel overshlrts, box, glove, etc. Wo are lltting out parties every day. II Mil WOOLH ILL SIM SUB COMMUKCIAL ST 3.00 WALK EASY SHOES KRAUSSB V m E ARE doing a ana crown worK, wnicn is giving me best of satisfaction our work and prices are what tells. Gold crowns 22-k $5.00. artificial W DRS. EPLEY Rooms 27 and 29, P. 0. I3LK. WW ,.WW.wwW W W--.WW WWWW WEEKLY JOURNAL SlOO FER. YEAR. siiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiBiiia!inaaiiiiisiMiiniiiBiii"iniiiii"i"""i k Ik mi A . .. B as E rBBBBBB aJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBu 'Mr I Mm& Refrigerators i OUTSIDE A well finished ash case, paneled all round, with bronze hardware, malleable iron, easy running castors, lift up base water cooler opens to the outside at the top. I Mil For Men, Youtha and boys in cliovlots, tweeds, caBsImores, serges, woisteds niul broadcloths. A largo itorlinent of Pallcrns to chooso from; in strities. light and dark checks, plaid b, bluo Borges, staple, gram fancy wore tetls and blacks, all cut in sacks, frocks, or Prince Alberts. $3.00 $3.00 a pair, same grade as sold elsewhere at $3.50. See our lines of Ladies' Vesting and Kid top shoes tan and black, high and low cuts. We can save you 25 to250c a pair. ' Call while the stock is com plete. Respectfully RROS great amount of bridge teeth from $7.00 up. & OLINGER VWVK ,VtA.kAlS,ta,kt.H. i.n i.nrfi ... .i i i iti i i WE SHOW HERB I WO ILLUS'I RATIONS OF OUR T-i INSIDE Lined with heavy zinc, perforated galvanized iron shelves, all parts mov able for cleaning, no-dirt catching cor ners,. It has a perfect circulation in accord with the laws of nature. S'DBHES XT! Biireo and HarRilloD OL MAM With an Able Compository Force ol 2300 Men. BLOPF RUSHED THE PICKETS AND HAD A HARD DAYS' FIGHTING Buller's Advance Delayed By Destroyed Railroad . Rundle Reports Ladybrand Occupied. Br Aaaoclated ! la tfca JonrmL 1 Imox, May 21. The war olllco 1ms I received the following from Lord Rob crts: . Kroonstad Col. Mahon joined l'lumor at Jamaisda, May 15, May 13 ho was attacked in a thick bush, losing five killed, two missing and 24 wounded. A Report from Baden Powol says: "May 13. A storming part, 250 Btrong. personally led by ElofI, rushed the pickets and reached Statt and the protectorate camp from tho westward along Maloppo valloy. After fighting all day tho two parties Burroundcd and tho enemy was drivon out of Staat under n heavy fire. Ten dead and 10 wounded were left behind, 103 prisoners wero taken, 17 Frenchmen and many Ger mans wero among tho prisoners. Our losses wero six killed nnd two ofll.ers and nine men wounded." London, May 21. Tho war olllco has received tho following from Reberts: 'Kroonstad Bullor reports that his advance will bo delayed n few days on account of tho railr6ad being destroyed. "Rundle reports that Ladybrand hns been occupied. "Hunter is pushing up tho railway with supplies for the Maleklng garrison, and is arranging a hospital traiu for the conveyance of the sick and wounded to Klnibcrloy, "Mctliucn has left Hoopstadt to co- opcrato with this force." HOW MAFEKING WAS RELIEVED Or Aoclald I'rraa I Iha Journal. London, May 21. Tho war olllco con firms announcement that Mufcking has been relieved. Tho relieving column was a composite force under Col. Malion, of about 2300 men. MAN ROBBED AND MURDERED Or Aaioelwted I'rraa la Iha Journal Seattle, May 21. Clark Whited, of Oivyhco, Idaho was hold up and robbed In Monroe, Wash., Saturday night by three men. After robbing they shot him. Tho victim cannot live. Tho robbers escaped . WILL DEFEND .AT JOHANNES BURG fir Aaaoclated lreaa Iha Journal. Piiktoiua, May 21. It is oillclally an nounced that Johannesburg will bo do- fended. Tho consuls of tho neutral tiin - ' - L - t'' - L-fiis wall nm s RELIEVED power8 haVO bcOU mhlsed to look attor their cltirons, as the Kovornmont will not hold itself responsible for injury or damago to property. Commandant Botha, commander-in-chief of tho Boor forces, reports tho burgher saro joining in great numbers, KRUGER HAS NOT ASKED FOR PEACg llr Aaaolatrd I'rraa la Ik Journal, London, May 21. Tho Associated Press is able to say that no message from Prcsidont Krugor direct or indirect has been recently received by lord Sal isbury or any department of tho British government, l'roxlmatly of cuco, ac cording to tho government point of vlow, will romaln a matter of military prog ress. The concensus of opinion, as gleuned by the Associated Press and government olllcors, is that tho Boer delegates will exhaust overy effort In tho United States before taking a rest. BIG BOER RECEPTION Great Throngs Greet Them in Wash ington. Enthusiastic .Speeches Mode by Envoys and by Leading Americans. the Or Aaaoclalrd I'reaa la Iha Jonrnal. Washington, May 21 An nudlciico, remarkable fur Its slzu, sympathy and enthusiasm, greeted tho Boer envoys at the rccoption given In their honor last night at the Grand opera homo, under tho auspices of the congressional nnd cltlxons' committee The house wns crowded to suffocation, and ninny wero turned away, Tho interior was decorntd with tho national tricolors of both tho United States and tho Transvaal. Thoro wero probably 30 tnumbors of tho Bouate and liouso presents Speaker Henderson was in ono of tho boxes, nnd others present wero Senators Daniel, of Virginia; Tollor, of Colorado; Tillman, Pettlgrow, Mason and Wellington; Rep tentative! 8hafroth, Atwnter, Slayden. Glynn, Iltippert, Gaines, Latimer, LonU, Sulzor, 1-andls, Llnjiey, Ryan, Greene, Henry (Mass.,) Hay, DoAr inond, Clark (Mo. Miors and Rhea (N. Y.) One of the boxes, It was stated, hud been reaened for tho President, a com mittee having been sent to tho White Houso with tickots of admission to tho opera liouso of tho President's ofilclal housohold was on hand, Tho tin eo envoys were introduced in turn, and each of thorn was given a cor dial reception. Thoir remarks woro lis tened to with close attention. The au dience gave u standing greeting to Com- ask roRTue SHOE FOR MEN $350 Sold only by W m jm m.co aaaLnaaWaln BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFACTURING CO.'S SUPERIOR CAN BE FOUND AT GRAY MAFEKING missloner Fischer, who told his hearers why the envoys had como to this coun try and what thoy hoped to accomplish. His remarks wero very much In keeping with what he already has said in pub lished interviews. "Wo como to you ns a great liberty loving pcoplo, in whom the sonso of jus tice and fair play is strong, and look to you to find a practical Bchemo to obtain ycaco with justico, said ho. "Wo como to appeal to your pcoplo and speak to you as brothor Republicans and to ask for a hoarlng, and wo hopo to obtain ono. We look to you to help us, it pos sible, and whother wo got assistance or not, wo appreciate tho kindly fcolnlg which has been manifested forUB." Commissioner Weasels' speech was a vivid picturo of tho Boers in thoit con test for their rights, of tho charitv and dovotion which characterized thoir man ner, and of tho patriotism with which thoy all went In to fight thoir battles' M. Wolmarins, who spoko in Dutch, said that whilo tho envoys did expect to bo spinpathetlcally received In this country, yet they had not anticipated such a strong wolcomo ns had been shown to them in Now York City and Washington. KENTUCKY GOVERNORSHIP Beckham is Sustained By the U, S; Supreme Court Or Aaaoclalcd Pra ta (ha Journal. Wabiiinuton, May 21, The Kentucky governorship caco was decided by tho United States supreme Court today in tho interest of Beckham, nfllruilng tho de cision of the Kentucky court of appals. Tho opinion was handed down by Chief Justico Fuller and tho enso was dis missed for want of jurisdiction und that tho determination of eases of contests for stato ofilcers must necessarily bo settled by tho political branch of the govern ment. Tho branch had not acted in tho Kentucky caso when general assembly took jurisdiction. Thoro was no appeal from tho assembly's decision, which was favorablo to Goebol and Breckhnm, excopt to the tribunal of the people which tribunal tho Chief Justico said was always in session. The opinion was not unani mous, Justiceg Brewer, Harlan and McKounn dissenting. Tho speech of Senator Wellington, which camo next, was cheered to the echo. Tho senator said that, as Ameri cans, we always had hold that all men woro entitled alike to lifo, liberty and happlncBs. If this wero truo In Amcr Icu, ho tiBked, why not In South Africa? England was no more our frlond today than she was a hundred years ago. We had grown strong and mighty, lie con tinued, .and he ventured to say there would bo no moro attacks by Knglaud on this country. "Shall you and I, enjoying the full heritage of liberty," ho asked, "not give them aid? 1 will. Our government could not long stand in opposition to tho manifestoes of sympathy expressed by the people for tho Boers," Mrs. Kdlth W. Lamb recited the "Spirit of '70." und presented an Amor- lean flag to Mrs. Fischer, tho wife of ono of tho envoys, followlnr which Hon. Boutke Cookran delivered an address. He strongly advocated upholding the Monroe Doctrine, recalling Secrotary Root's words that we must be prepared to fight for it, and adding that the hit-' ter must bt gratified at the hearty re spouse which had been made through out this country. Senator Wellington was instructed by unanimous vote of the audlunco to pres ent in Ihn Senate Senator Teller's reso lution of sympathy with tho Boors. Wabiiinuton, May 21 In the senato tho Boer question camo up this after noon, on a resolution by Allen to admit tho Boer representatives to tho lloor of Hand Made Extia fine selected stock all Hand Lasted and Hand Fin ished Men's shoes same price as others charge tor machine made goods. You should see them to see the difference. K. II, LKADO, MANAOKB. Next door to Ladd & Bush's Bank ST01ES and RANGES. BROS Salem Shoe Store ho senato. Alton and Macon mado pro Boor speeches. Davis delivered a vigorous speech on tho question of tho Boer representatives. Ho did not want to discourage sympathy of the American pcoplo with tho Boers, but tho representatives he said had boon taking an unwiso course Allen's resolution was laid on tho tablo 30 to 31. This nfternoon Secretary Hay received tho Boor delegates unofllcially. Sccro tary Hay will probably arrnngo for a reception of tho Boers by tho Prosldcnt, which will also bo unofficial. CAUGHT WHALES AT TILLAMOOK Br AaolUd I'raaa la tfca Journal. Sand Lake, Tillamook County, May 21. On Thursday morning, the 10th, as O. L. Chamberlain was walking along tho beach, ho discovered somo black ob jects In tho edge of tho water, and upon approaching ncaror ho discovered that thoy woro whales, which had bocomo stranded from somo can bo or other. Thoro wore seven of thorn nnd thoy were making tromondous efforts to get back into deep water, without uvall. Tho tldo was leaving them. Thoy would open their mouths and draw in about a barrel of water and then spurt it through the bolo in tho top of their heads 20 foot into tho air, and lying sometimes on thoir sldos It was liko gottlng in tho cross-flro of n hose company. Mr. Chamberlain mado tracks fur homo to get his gun and n butcher knlfo to carvo thorn up. On his return ho turned leosa with his gun to kill them, but after wasting a few shots he saw that ho could not kill thorn in that way, so ho suited Into them with his butcher knlfo, nnd stuck them as you would a hog. That did tho work, and ho Bonn had seven whales strung on the beach that woro from eight to IB foot long. Heat once commented to strip tho blubber from the outside of the body and Insldo tho head. HOLDING UP A HOTEL OFFICE llr Aaaoclalcd I'rcaa la Iha Journal. Kansas City, Mo., May 21. A lone highwayman entered tho corridor of Cote's Hotel nt 11 :ltO o'clock lust night, and, forcing tho strong box of tho cigar stand, escaped. The box contained dlu monds vulued nt f 1200, f260 In money, and checks to tho amount of f 100. He held the night clerk and another em ploye of the hotel off at tho point ol n revolver and ecaed on 11 homo that ho had tlod to the curbing. ENGLISH CASH 1-OK PUGET SOUND Ur Aaaurlalcil I'rcaa la Iha Jonrnal. Skattlk, Wash., May 21. A telegram from London announces that bonds for a million dollors have been flouted In London, for the building of tho fceuttlo Tacoma Iutertirban Klcctrio line. MURDERER ELECTROCUTED! Ur Aaaoclalcd I'rcaa la the Journal Hiwi Hinii, N. V Muy 21. Frits Meyer, murderer, was put to death ill the electric chair this morning. SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE Si'okank, May 21, Major B, 0, Kings bury, the well known mining inun, today filed answers to suits forM,000 brought agalust hi 111 by Lizzie Bchutiiauher, for seduction nnd breach of promise. Mo denies nl legations. Huffisge Speaker. Mrs. Duunlway Is In this city today and will this evening speak on the suf frage amendment at the Pulton meet ing. Wheat Market, Han Fjukcisco, May 81. -Cash 00. Oiiicaoo, My21.-July'fo) Cash73 GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK HIT The Sidney Power Co,, sinNxr, ouicaoN. PLAGUE IN SAN FRANCISCO Situation UnchangedvChinese and Jap Op pose Inoculation llr Aaaorlnted 1'reaa (a (ha JnarnnL San FnANcuco, Cat., May 21, Thoro is no chango In the plague situation, Ho now cases havo been discovered. The chief Interest confers obout tho attitude of tho Chinese and Japancso toward tho attempt of tho board health to inoculate thorn against tho disease. If tho local board of health Is unabloto hnudlo tho Chinese it is stated that tho federal authorlcics will tako charge. San Fhancisco, Cal., May 21. Tho Federal authorities in Washington bve Instructed Dr. Kinyoun, quarantine olllcorot this part to tako charge of suppressing tho bubonic plague. This action is thought to bo duo to tho Inability of the San Francisco nuthortlosto compel tho Chinese and Japancso to taks precautinafy measures against tho spread of the plaguo, If It still exists here. Tho Chinoso insist that tho plnguo docs not exist nmong them, and that thoro Is no necessity for inoculation. A SANGUINE PROPHET. A Silver Republican Says Bryan Will Go Through with a Shout, Br Aaaoclatcd I'rcaa ta Iha Journal. Kansas City, Mo., May 21. Dr. A, horo for tho purposo of completing tho nrratigoments for Convention of Silver Republicans in this city. Dr. Lnwrenco said : "Bryan will go sllghest doubt of that. Whethor Towno too fnr ahead for mo to Bay." CKARK CASE DEFERRED AGAIN Othor Mnttoro Powars nt That Intsr Wnahlnston. tho Ur Aaaoolaleil I'rcaa la lh Journal. Washington, Moy. 21. At opening of the houso Payne offered a joint reso lution for a sino dlo adjournment of congress Juno 0. Tho resolution was referred to tho ways and- means com mittee. Wahiiinuton, May 21. Tho eight hour bill was passed. The bill to prevent in terstate commerce In couvlct-iuade goods passed also without division'. Washington, May 21. Tho post master general has suspended tho Direc tor General Posts Rathbono, and ap pointed Fourth Assistant Post Master General Ilryslow acting director-general ol jiost" In Cuba. Washinoton, Muy 21. Tho war do pattmunt received n cablegram from MacArthttr, nt Maulhi, telling of nn cngagomont on the 1-lth Inst., nt Agusnn. Tho enemy's lots wns G2 killed. Two Amorlcnns woro killed und throe wounded. WAHiiiNflT0N,May 21, It was arranged that tho credentials of Clurk of Montana would not bo presented today, and that consideration of the committee on reso lutions go over until tomorrow, Tho Lodge amendment to the ostolllce appropriation bill, continuing tho pneu matic tube sorvlco In cities whore con tracts huvo been made, was adopted, IW to 20. btcamcr and Ciew Saved, llr Aaaurlatcd I'raaa la Iha Journal. Maiisiikui.1), Or., May 21. The gasi- ,S3 - iie2!? 'TirakXl.TlaYTKJLT 8 HIGH GRADE , BICYCLES g (gff fZSZ i Ibartforfce K Mado In tho Columbia factory, 11 years old. with a reputation second only to Columbian Fitted Hith the Hartford Single Tubo Cactus or Bunlop YA to Col urn bias. Fitted Hith the Hartford Single Tu A Detachable Tires, spring-tempered cranks aiufaxle. L, proof, case-hardened bearings. Pioneer 60-poiiit Ci able handlebars, Cycloid sprockets. used on Uartfords.) The best of mechanics are paid good wages to build these bicycles. We guarantee them fully, and stake our reputation on their givtntf satUlactlpa Columbia Coaster Brake (the frlctionless kind) 15.00 extra nn Hartford. We take second-hand bicycles in exchange at Uieir actual raluo, Cash or limUllments. S tto 3-. r U :$ IJ. Lnwronco, of Eldorado, Kansas, li holding tho National through with a shout. Thero Is not the will bo his running niato is something no stoamor, Montoroy, which went on tho south spit Saturday in crossing the Coos Bay bar, lloatod oft and was towed Into the bay in a watorloggod condition, losing her two spars and about 40,000 feet of her dcckload of lumber. The crow escaped without injury, but after a hard struggle among tho breakers. MORE LINES! IN OPERATION St. I,ouih, Mo., May 21. The Influx of non-union men to mko the places of tho striking niotormon and conductors continuos. The Transit Company has placed soveral additional linos In opera tion. St. Louis, May 21. Martin Zlka.agod 18 years, was shot in the left braast.'fhu bullet was fired from a car on tho Towor Grove line. Conductor Farley and Patrolman Ornku were arrested. TWO TRAINS IN A COLLISION SroKANU, May 21. A collision awl wreck occurred on the Northern I'aclHo nlno tnllos from Spokane this morning. Two englnos nnd nine freight cars were destroyed by firo, No persona were hurt. . ' Order Your cream sent up from X ELLIS dZINN You cannot make gallon for what they charge for it. X X 154 State St. 'Phone 2874. OVERSIGHT On your part may result in regrets later. Thero is no reason why you should neglect your eyesight when we are so near. With our oxporiouco, nn optical edu cation and scientific appliances we havo tho faculty for examining the oyoi, which wo do free of charge and If glasses are needed wo can furnish them nt n moderate price. HERMAN 118 Stalest. W. BARR, Belentlflo OptlcUn CHICAGO TYPEWRITERS ntbt r Trixwrltf ! tor Tlia CMcjl-u Mll fur .I7& to IIU0 - Ulu U Co.tor prtjiullce W to I 6.1 Does this flO to fJW worth of prejudice make some other tyiowritcr better than 1 lie Chicago? Decidedly not. Do not buy before teeing the Chicago. 1 . : s 1 s : : : ; ( : : CLYDE BROCK, AGENT SALEM ORB. $35,00 A OCT VMS g le. Felt washereu, uust Carbon Tubluif. adjust (All the above are Columbia features Wilson . . wj , 39 1 M .1 ,- .; Vi 'i a iTJ V- jAse i ? made for family nto,ik your grocers for it. Bran and shorts always 011 hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT. ruoNc 61,. HOTfRE FHAMLVG S mm SOLE AGENTS AT SALEM. ORE ilMIMIIIIIIIllllllllimMlllHIIItWiiHMHHtMMHllllllIlllllllllMIIIIHlll" 1K3XTC3K3XJK.XU.X 3.TXC JLXTXXX,0,U-t:i
