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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1903.
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-Good Old
Saturday Night
Is a song of values nil Hoi-
voreon'e, ovory glovo in tbo
houso at special prices.
$1.00 Gloves at $0.89
$1.25 Gloves at $.2
31.50 Gloves at $.35
32.00 Gloves at $.77
Don't bo without a now pair. Wo
have tho shrtdo to match your
now Enstcr Gown.
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Iloliablo styloa in Spring Hosi
ery to bo sold ut tho remarkably
low price of
28c a Paii
Worth C0c,75o and 1.00
Sco Commercial Strcot Display.
Ul VHII-O CqlCK
NEW TODAY
For Bale op Rent. At a bargain, 10
acres, 5 miles east of Balem. Good
houso nnd barn, also good well nnd
Bomo fruit. Knrjulro of P. Van
Vlaok, comer of Mill nnd Coftag4
streets. l-10-lwk
Telegraph Brevities.
Alfred Cwynuo Vandorbllt was
thrown from hla polo pony at a Now
York horsu show, Wednesday nlRht.
Ills foot caught In tho stirrup, and
only quick action by a groom saved
till Ufa.
Application was mado in tho court
of ChBncory. at Trenton. N. J., yestor
!ay for tho appointment of a receiv
er for tho Andoreon Food Company, of
Camden; liabilities, $165,000; assets,
339.000.
A trolloy-enr was struck by a Grand
Trunk train yesterday at Hnttlq
Creek. Mich., and smashed Into kind
line wood Two passengers. Miss
Clara Moorehouso nnd A. K. Rossman
were seriously Injured.
Tho Odd Fellows nt Maker City will
have a big celobrotlon of tho 81th an
niversary on tho S7th.
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cfrs
Spectacle Repairing
18 AN IMPORTANT PRATURB OF OUR BUSINESS. OUR 8UCCKSS
TUB PABT 8BVKN YKAR8 IN SA1.KM IS DUB KNTIKKLY TO HIOH
aitADH WORK, PROMPT 8BKYICK AND RKASONAULE CHARGES
IP VOU HAVE A IIROKEN LEN8.FRAME. OR ANYTH1NQ IN TUB
OPTICAL L1NH 11RINQ IT TO U3 AND VE WILL RESTORE IT TO
ITS ORIGINAL USEFULNESS AT REASONABLE COST
Lenses In Frames, from 25 to 60c.
kinui, nimciess, WJ to 75c
jNnXT TIME YOUR GLASSES BREAK TRY US
STRUMBNT8 FOR MEA8URINQ YOUR EYE O
Lenses, Rlmelets,
V: 3A- H- HINGES
-Floater Optlciaa. - 88 State St., Next door to Bush's Bank.
SAVED
. MANY
LIVES
Elevator Boy Sticks Bravely
to His Post
And Carries the Frightened
Guests to Safety
Now York, April lO.OccupantB of
two Fifth ftvonuo apartment hotiBca
and guoets of tho Victoria Hotel wore
driven from their beds by a flro thla
mornlujr, which threatened to destroy
tho entlro block. There wcro many
narrow escapes. An elevator boy dis
covered tho flro and gave tho alarm.
Ho stuck to hla post, undoubtedly sav
ins many. Ho took out Miss Hunting
ton and a relative, Kato Collins, Mls"s
Pcnflcld, tho artist, and Ml&s Lcltor,
a nleco of tho Chicago millionaire,
nnd cousin of Iady Curzon, vlccreln
of India.
Tony Pastor, I'eto Daloy and Hand
master Duss escaped through the
smoke. Captain Zallnskl, Inventor of
tho dynamlto gun used by tho United
States, who Is a cripple, was rescued.
with difficulty from tho top floor of an
apartment house. Tho Victoria hotol
wns damaged by smoko only. Tho fire
started In a warchouso in tho contor
of tho block, which suffered tho great
est damage. Tho loss Is 100,000.
Czarina
lsall Right
St I'otorsuurK. April 10. It Is olfl-
olally nnnouncod this morning thnt
tho reports of tho Cxnrlnn'a Illness aro
entirely untrue. 8ho Ih In perfect
henlth. and leaven hero for Moscow
with tho Cznr.
To Declare
Him Insane
Indianapolis, April 10 An effort to
rnllrond Cnntroll, tbo ghoul king, to
tho asylum was frustrated this morn
ing by Mnglstrnto Itmrlch Physl-
olnns secretly brought Insanity pro
ceedings, but tho mnglstrnto rofuaetl
to hoar them, and jwistponod tho mat
tor until Mny -ttli. It was nllegod that
It was n plan to discredit Cantroll's
testimony ngnlnst Dr. Aloxandor.
Following tho attempt to got Can-
troll to tho Insnno asylum, tho, prose
cuting nttornoy announced that Alox
nnder'B trial would bo Indefinitely
postponed, which Is taken to mean
thnt bo will novor bo tried. Cantrcll
nnd tho entlro gang of ghouls havo re
fused to testify, or ho would bo tried
at once. Tho Martin trial begins
Tuesday, and Cantrell's April 20th.
Tho negroes became angry and deold
cd not to testify, becauso they allege
enmity wns shown thorn by tho prose
cutor
Schaffer Is on Hand,
j VI'IUIIIUUO, OIMII V. 1 IV.IUVUI
Schnffor nnd other members of the
wage committee of tho Amalgamated
Iron and Steel Workers, nrrived horo
today, and began a conference, prolim
Innry to opening tho national conven
tlon next Tuesday
Anti-Mormon Corporation.
Columbus. April 10. The National
nntl-Mormon Missionary Association
was Incorporated today, to carry on a
campaign against Mormontsm, wher
ever the lutter faith has gained a
.foothold, or whero missionaries are
working.
Pilots Were Careless.
U. S. Judgo DoIIaven this morn
lug decided thu rcak of tho Rio
Janeiro, on Washington's birthday,
1901, was duo to tho gross negllgenco
of Pilot Jordan and Captain Ward, In
trying to entor tho harbor in a dense
fog. Ho limits tho liability of tho
company to 336.000. The claims
against tho company aro half a mil
lion. 50 to 75c
WE HAVE THE IN-
OR LENSES
GONE
TO SEE
THE ELKS
The Only News of the Presi
dent Today is
That There is no News of
Him at All
Clnnlbar, April 10. No word has
been received from Roosevelt, who
has gono to a rcmoto camp, to study
tho oiks. Loeb and Assistant Secre
tary Barnes went to Mammoth Hot
Springs early this morning.
CHANNEL
SOUNDED
TODAY
Government Engineers Ex
amine Harbor Conditions
Will Compare With Survey
of 1896 and Note Changes
David B. Ogdcn, engineer of tho
government river and harbor depart
ment, nrrived from Portland last
night, and early this morning, with a
crew of threo men, took soundings of
the river In tho vicinity of Uio bridge
Tho Inst survey was mado In 1890.
and a comparison with tho sound
Ings taken by Mr. Ogdcn today
will show the exact change In the
chnnnol.
Mr. Option finds Indications of
much cutting Into the bank of the
Polk county side of tho river; nUo
thnt tho gravel bar nbovo the bridge
hns hcon lengthened. It will be Impos
Bible for him to mnko any definite
stntomont of condition until his
soundings, mndo today, aro reduced
to tho low water standard. Whon thh
Is done, and a comparison of tho two
surveys Is made, tho Commercial Club
will bo nblo to properly propnro maps,
to be sent to Washington, showing
tho danger to tho brldgo nnd whnrf
ago. Mr. Ogdun will meet n committee, of
tho Commorclal Club this afternoon,
and tomorrow leavo for Independence,
to Inspect' some mono, which Is to hq
usod In tho now revetment work about
thnt city.
Bacolod
Captured
Mnnlla. April 10. Bacolod, on tho
Islnnd of Mlndanoa, was captured
Wednesday by Captain Pershing's
forces. A hundred Moros were killed
nnd many wounded. Tho American
casultlos wcro threo wounded,
Shaw's battalion of tbo 27th Infan
try. Chacunlr'a battory. Kllpatrlok's
troop of tho 15th cavalry participated
In tho engagement, which was precipi
tated by tho Moros opposing Porlsh
lng's advance along tho west coast,
whero ho was surveying. The Moms
flrod without warning. Their strong
hold was surrounded, shelled and thou
rushed. Tho American charge was
terrific. Bnyonets wero usod with ten
rlblo effect Among tho killed Is Datto
Ianandungan, who had been profess
ing friendship.
The Moros. after a brave fight, fled,
and tho town ia completely occupied
by tho Americans.
A friendly force of Moros Mas with
tho Americans when the attack was
made. After tho battlo tho fortress
was destroyed. Pershing had been
making those visits since early last
December, and today was tho first se
rious opposition. Tbo natives of Ba
cololhavo been bostllo for some tlmo,
refusing all overtures of friendship.
It Is probable. In view of this fact
that the natives defeated today wore
ring leadora In opposition to the. Amen
leans, and that tho encounter will re
sult In general recognition of the
Americans In all tho boroughs
Knox Gets
The Credit
Washington. April 10. Attorney-
General Knox U receiving congratula
tions today over the outcome of tho
Northern Securities caso It Is gener
ally believed horo the appeal will be
spedlly decided, and the lower court
sustained.
Ten uow directors of tho Rubber
Goods Manufacturing Company wore
(lecjed yesterday at Ntew York, and
six of tho old board. There will bo
no change In tho management
HOLLAND
STRIKE IS
ENDED
It Looked like Civil War for
a Few Days
Fortunate Ending of a Serious
Situation
Amsterdam, April 10. Tho strik
ers' committee decided this morning
that tho strlko should end at noon to
day,. There wero no disturbances to
day, nor demonstrations, It being a re
ligious holiday, which was generally
observed.
The Prohi's
Nominate
Newberg, April 10. April 10 Tho
Prohibitionists of tho First Con
gressional district met In convention
hero Thursday afternoon, and placed
W. P. Elmore, of Brownsville, In nom
ination for congress. A strong pro
hibition platform was adopted and
rousing speeches wcro mado by Mrs.
H. D. Harford, state president of tho
Woinon's Christian Temperance
Union; Rev. II. Gould, Prof. R. W.
llelsey and others. The sura of ovor
1C0 was raised for tho purposo of
carrying on tho campaign. Tho well
known Monoloy quartet and Professor
and Mrs. Lough, of tho East, wero
present and furnished appropriate
music for the occasion.
Shamrock
the Second
New York. April 10. Fire this
morning In tho Erlo basin threatened
to destroy Llpton's Shamrock II.
which was tho challenger two yeaiu
ago, and which slnco thon hns beon
housed here A portion of the shed
wns destroyed, but tho yacht was un
Injured.
Daly's Bend Approved.
Washington, April 9. Tho bond of
John I). Daly, recently appointed surveyor-general
for Orogon, wns received
nt tho general land ofllco today, and
approved by tho acting commissioner.
It did not roach Secrotary Hitchcock,
howovor, honco Mr. Meldrum's tonurc
of ofllco Is prolonged one day. Mr.
Daly's bond Is for 180,000. furnished by
the Amorlcan Bonding Company? of
Baltimore. When tho bond Is finally
npprovod by Secretary Hitchcock,
Daly will be advlsod by w Iro to rollovc
Meldrum of tho enroa of tho office.
Same Old Accident.
Ellsaboth. N J., April 10. As an en
gine wns loavlng thf round-homo on
tho Central Hallway this morning, tha
rails spread, and the onglno wai
turned over on Its side, killing tho en
glnor'and fireman, and fatally Injuring
a brakoman
MARRIED.
MOORE-MABSH.-Atthoparlors of tho
German Evangollcnl church. In this
city. Thursday. April 9. 1903. Miss
Mabel Mooro to Homer F. Marsh.
Ilev Hornschuch officiating.
The hrtdo Is the daughter of J. C
Mooore. landscape gardner of tho Ma
rlon county court houso grounds, and
tho groom Is tho son of E. O. Marsh,
of North Salem. After a short visit
In McMlnnville, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
will return to this city and reside.
They have the sincere and best wish
es of numorous friends for much hap
piness. BORN.
NYE. At tho family homo. In South
Salem, Wednesday, April 8, 1903, to
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Nye. a daughter
DIED.
CUNNINGHAM. At tho state In
sane asylum, April 9. 1903, James H.
Cunningham, aged 57 years, of
Blight's disease.
Tho body was taken to Elgin for
burial
YOUNG. At tho Oregon Insane asy
lum, In this city. Thursday. April 9.
1903. Sarah E. Young; aged 63
years, of heart disease.
The deceased was committed to the
asylum from Heppner, where tho body
will bo taken for burial.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question orbca In tho family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Jell-O
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a (Aftllrtntia anit titf-Alififnl ,1&crf
pared in two minutes. No boiling I so
oaxuigi auq oomng- wner ana sec to
eooL Flavers: Lemon, Orange, Rasp,
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
t your grocers to-day. io eta.
The Doll House
Every little girl in town wants it
Yotf Can Get it.
Watch this Space for particulars
Watch our window for the Doll House.
Fuller & Douglas, Goces
J 42 State St.
Bibles
FOR
Easter
AT
Pattons Book Store.
For Sale at a Snap
Ono Ladies' second hand
wheel Fkank J. Moohk'a
Bicycle Repair Shop.
e)eiSJftXS
J A. I. EOFF. E. HARTLEY.
Pure Lard with no
Tallow::::::::::::
Rendered with greatest care.
Just as cheap as adulterated
stuff. Also the best smoked (not
dipped or embalmed) bacon and
hams, cut up by us.
l EOFF & HARTLEY
a 140 State Street
Phone 2853 Main.
Salem. Oregon, fj
Of Interest To
Homese?keP5.
Salem, Or., March 7, 1903.
Editor Jeurnal:
Dear Sir: For thirty days I will
offer my stock ranch In t 12 b, r C w,
In Benton county, containing 820
acres for tbo sum of E00O. Full Infor
mation can bo had at my residence,
No. 642 State street
J-7-lm RALPH M. DAVI8SON.
WHEAT MARKETB.
Chicago. April P Wheat.
76Hc.
75V4
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Mads by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Oldnsy, Oregon.
Mads for family use, ask your
eroccr for It Bran and
skorta always on kand
A. T. WALN Affenl
GncAGoSmiB
JtAL,HMXJjlX MAJHIJAJUS MMVU&Jb'
Fridav and Satnrdav Raro-flinQ
To Induce Quicker selline we have decided for this day to zlve tk pw"
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...w mxuui ui reai. oiuiB
c utnen i-intsneo wrcaies,ya 4c
7 He Best Standard Apron Gin?. 4)ic
12s'c Cretons, new styles, yd 8Sc
Fine Silk Waists Cheap
15c full size pillow cases 9c
3 9c Bleached Table Damask, yd 28c
Bargains In Dress Goods and Silica
Ladies' $1 soiled Shirtwaists 35c
14c White India Linen, yd 9c
Great values In White Underskirts
Children's 15c Swiss Cats 5c
Children's $1 25 Trimmed Hats 65c
Children's 75c Silk Emb'd Caps 35c
Best, Silk perscool 4c
We Are Shavine Prices Dawn Pretty Close
McEVOY BROS., &.. or.
Phone 220 J.
William Snayely
Successor to
Farrington&Farror
Cash Meat Market
130 Court Street
Will continue to serve the public bet
ter than ever, and our prices will al
ways be the lowest.
Will kcepthe verv choicest of meats
on hand constantly.
Working Shoes
that wear like iron are sold by
Jacob Vogt, 265 Com' St.
Come and see them.
Repairing neatly done.
A Large Per fen
of your accounts are lost, simply be
cause you have not the time or faclll
itlcs to enforce the eroccr collec
tions. We are in the business It will
cost you nothing unless we make t
collection, then only a commission.
The VANALSTINE. CORDON & CO.
Geneml Collectors
Room 4, 275 1-2 Commercial St.
A. R. MORGAN & CO , Manaeers.
Phone Main 80landlearnhowwedoit
Sprlne Time has come and so has
J. A. PATTERSON
with a full line of New Furniture 1
ujrpeis, nances, stoves, wait i-ascTt
Moldlnes If you want tirealns be
sure to call and examine toy eoolsanl
crlees before curchaslns elsewnere.
I will also exchange new eoods for
second hand floods.
J. A. PATTERSON,
(Successor tofj. A. Rotan.
307 Commeicial St.
SALEM, - - - OREGON.
Acrote Irom Postoffice.
Fresh Taffys
Today
$cufccCe
Edward Ellis.
144 8it St
J. At. HOWELL
Cash Market
In titelner's Fish Market. State etr
Fresh meats of all kinds, hsois, FbaU
aers, oaron, laru, etc. Pro met 5mw I
Phone, Main 1401.
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01 o O CI0CK IRC Sale IS OH.
. 200 Best Spool Cottoa
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Ladies' 2 5c Fancy Hose Support8
Best Sans Silk, ball i)
5c Finlsbla? Braid "
Boys' 15c Derby ribbed Stockings i
Ladles' 10c Fast Black Stockinx
Best Pearl Buttons, doz
300 Pieces Embroidery
MuMC. tl.,Ml.c I'
5c Dressing Combs v.
Boys' 10c Suspenders ?.
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Ike Face Towels .f.
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