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AIL Y OAPIT A L JOUBNAXi
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SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1904.
NO. ISfi.
HICAGO
ANXIOUS
TO GET
HOME
REPORT
OF SEA
BAT! LE
FIERCE
ALBANY
BLAZE
PORTE
RECEIVES
ORDER
FAIR
GROUND
LINE
MAYOR
CONSENTS
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Meet Committee and Fore
mulate.Plan to Arbi
trate Strike
Chicago, 111., Aug. 13. Mayor Harrl-
on consented to meet the committee
the Retail Meat and Grocers asse
rtion on Monday to consider a plan
meditate the strike. While Presl-
it Donnelly doesn't look for a set-
ement on account of the attitude of
packers he today reiterated that
io strikers were -willing to make
ancesslons In regards to the period
' a reinstatement of the men.
Much Rioting Feared.
R Chicago, Aug. 13. As the result of
tie paclcera determination to move
ragons regardless of the pickets
threats, much rioting Is anticipated
today. The police lines are being
strengthened and reserves sent to
gvarious danger points. Hundreds of
IStrlkers followed two wagons bound
ir down, town markets, jeered the
drivers and threw, stones. The non
union firemen employes at Swifts
irere caught outside the guard lines
find badly beaten The union strike
board Is in session this morning and
are outlining their position in case
Mayor Harrison consents to meditate
tin compliance with the requests of
ftho reta.ll dealers.
FRENCH
PREMIER
BURIED
Paris, Aug. 13. A vast throng at-
tended the funeral services of the
lato Waldeck Rosseau, former French
premier, at St. Clotllde today. The
body lay in the center of the church
and was surrounded by candles. There
were no flowers In accordance with
the wish of the deceased. The inter
ment was held at Mont Martre ceme
tery. EIGHT
FIREMEN
INJURED
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 13. Eight
firemen were seriously Injured by the
falling of a stairway during a; fire
which gutted the Printers Exchange
building this morning. The loss- Is
$10u,00O.
20 Pei Cent
Reduction on Hammocks
They're great values if you need one.
ALL STRAW HATS AND CRASH HATS ONE-HALF PRICE.
Fall goods are arriving and wo need the roorai
till ClfU Two PUx Dnu.
SUes 6, 8, 10, 12, M yemre.
The Brown Shoe Co.,'s
Star Five Star Brand
is tho standard of reliability. Every' pair Is honestly made. Our
assortment comprises styles suitable for all kinds of w.
In men's and boys' heavy wprk shoes .wo carry JOE MILLERS
complete line. Tnoy are tho best shoes ever built for bard service
during the rainy season in Oregon.
Have you seen our Hue of bopplckere' gloves? We sell better gloves
for tho money than you can get at regular stores.
THE NEW YORK RACKET
Sells everything for tho whole family. Salem's cheapest one-prlce
cash store. E. T. BARNES, Proprietor.
Mrs. Maybrick Wants
Rest When She Gets
to America
to
London, Aug. 13 The London Dal
ly Chronicle this morning prints an
Interview with Mrs. Florence ' May
brick, obtained In Southern France,
where the American woman has been
spending her time since he release
from prison In England. Mrs. May
brick Is described as being clear
wltted and outspoken, and Is mildly
robust, despite the years spent be
hind prison walls. Her face is some
what drawn, showing the traces of
grief and suffering, while her yes
have the listless appearance customa
ry after the moriotonous routine of
prfeono life. Tho ChTonlcle, howover,
declares Mrs. Maybrick has every ap
pearance of confidence In her de
meanor and an entire absence of ner
vousness or embarrassment. Her
first remark to the Interviewer, -according
to tho Chronicle, was a re
quest that he express her thanks for
the congratulations she has received
frpirt all parts of the world on her
release.
"Please tell every one," she is
quoted as saying, "that I am as firm
in protesting my innocence of the ac
cusation on which I was Imprisoned
as tho day I was -sentenced, and am
praying for the time to come when
that innocence" will be proved to the
world."
Speaking of the incidents of her
Imprisonment, Mrs. Maybrick declared
she had been shown nothing but
kindness by the officials, and recalled
visits by Lord Rothschild, Home Sec
retaries Asqulth and Ridley, Lord
Russell and others, of whose efforts
hi her behalf she speaks in the most
grateful terms. She said as soon as
certain legal matters in which she is
interested are disposed' of, she will
visit friends and then travel
Asked If she would change her
name, Mrs. Malyhrick feld: "I do not
know; I am afraid I Bhall have little
peace while I bear the name of May
brick. Let mo die out of the memory
of people on both sides" of the Atlan
tic. I have suffered' enough, God
knows." Mrs. Maybrick declared she
was most anxious to get to the United
States, saying: "I shall feel happier
there."
About a reconciliation with her
children'. Mrs. Maybrick said It was
too early to say, as there were many
things to bo considered before that
could be decided,
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Mrs. Maybrick Sails.
Brussels, Aug. 13. A report from
Antwerp this afternoon 6ays that Mrs.
Maybrick embarked at 3 o'clock to
day for New York under an assumed
name.
,New Idea Patterns
For September
Now Ready
Any pattern 10c; postage 2c extra by
mall. It costs money to put honest
materials in SHOES and It makes
them" cost a llttlo more, but you get
double the wean for the slight differ
ence In cost.
Russian Rear Admiral Was
Killed in Last Engagement
London, Aug, 13. The Japanese em
bassey has received a report from Ad
miral Togo under today's date as fol fel fol
eows: "Five of the six Russian bat
tleships which engaged the Japanese
fleet on August 10 are believed to bo
seriously damaged. The Poblcdas had
Its masts broken off, and her big guns
ceased working before tho battle was
over. Tho Retzvlan apparently suf
fered mo3t owing tovour concentrated
fire of large shells. Tho firing at the
cruisers was from a distance of 3500
yards and as the result this class of
vessels were probably less seriously
damaged than tho Russian battleships.
Tho Russian Cruiser Bayan did not
emerge fromi Port Arthur with the
fleet." The messago add that tho
Japanese damages are already tempo
rarily repaired.
London, Aug. 13. Tho St. Peters
burg correspondent of tho Central
News wires tho official details of Wed
nesday's sea fight Admiral WIthoft
while standing on the bridge of the
battleship Czarowltch at the height of
tho battle when a shell exploded blow
ing him to atoms.
The casualties aboard the Czaro
wltch were 210 killed and GO wounded.
The battleships reached Kal Chow
with Its steering apparatps shot away
and most of the machinery damaged
so as to render it practically worth
less. Captain Waraoff of Czarowltch,
Commander Samoff and sevoral other
ofllcers were wounded. A number of
officers besides the Rear Admiral
were killed.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 13. A member
of tho Russian general staff stated to
day that the Russian position at Lalo
Yang was practically Impregnable
owing to tho work of General Kuro
patkln's engineers. Tho wall of tho
city haa been utilized' and heavy ar
tillery guns mounted on it, also an
elaborate system of trenches have
been constructed about tho city.
Washington, D. O, Aug. 13. Consul
General Goodnow at Shanghai cables
the state department a3 follews:
"Tho Russian cruiser Askold ar
rived hero seriously; damaged and
wants to dock. Tho Tao Tal has writ
ten tho Russian consul general that'
tho cruiser and torpedo boat Grosovl
which arrived hero yesterday must
not remain over 24 hours. The Rus
sian consul has raised the point that
a reasonable time must bo allowed
to make repairs."
Torpedo Boat a Prize.
London, Aug. 13. According to a
Toklo dispatch tho Russian torpedo
boat destroyer Ryeshltelnl which was
taken by the Japanese at Cho Foo Is
being taken to a Chinese port.
London, Aug 13. An evening News
dispatch from Tslng Tau, Kalo Chou
bay, states that Admiral Wlthofts
legs werO blown off In tho battlo on
Wednesday, and ho waB burled at sea.
The commander of tho Czarowltch
btatea that ho encountered tho Japan-
ese 20 miles from Port Arthur. Tho
Czarowltch changed its courso and ,
sailed toward Santung. Tho Japanese
followed tho flagship and a second bat
tle occurred there lathe afternoon.
What's In a Name.
London, Aug. 13, It Is said that
tho name of tho admiral who was
killed Is Wittgert,
Evacuate Llao Yang.
London, Aug. 13. A dispatch to the
Evening Star from Tien Tsln Bays It
is reoprted from) a Japanese source
that tho Russians evacuated Llan
Yang without fighting, after burning
the real way station.
Shell Killed Two Hundred.
Cho Foo, Aug. 13. A roport has
reached hero today from Port Ar-I
thur that a shell during tho recent!
bombardment fell into a building and
Killed 200 persons.
Search British Vessel.
Gibraltar, Aug. 13.Tho British
steamor Ronda bound for Naples was
boarded by officers of a Russian cruis
er yesterday her paper examined and
hold searched.
Loss of Several Thousand Dol
lars in Business Section
of the City
Albany, Ore., Aug. 13. Tho frame
range of buildings owned, by J. W.
Culslck and S. Shupp on First street
below the Revere house, were burned
today at 11 o'clock. The firo started
In tho straw In the rear of tho de
livery stable of Wm. Nealy and spread
fast. Adjoining property ived by
good work of department. Loss J. W.
Culslck $1500, S. Shupp $2000. H. C.
Chamberlain, meat market $1000, Wm.
Nealy, $700: Albany lunch counter
$1500, Dr. Smith $100, with Insurance
as follews: Shupp $800, Chamberlain
$800, Albany lunch counter $300.
The buildings were frame structures
and for a time the entire business
section of Albany was threatened.
Hard work by the volunteer firo de
partment and citizens prevented a
dllasterous conflagration.
A. McKIlllp and Walter Churchill
proprietors of the Albany lunch coun
ter are among tho heaviest losers.
They are both former Salem' boys
and have many friends In this city
who will regret to learn of their mis
fortune. JAPS
WATCH
COLLIERS
Shanghai, Aug. 13. The pilots re
report that threo Russian, cruisers are
off Saddle Islands awaiting the Brit
ish colliers fromi Tsln Chou. Tho Jap
anese squadron consisting of one iron
clad, two large cruisers and four tor
pedo boat destroyer are watching
outside to Intercept tho colliers.
Neutrals Allowed to Leave.
Toklo, Aug. 13. Field Marshal Yam
agata, chief general of tho staff di
rected Fleldi Marshal Oyama to por
mlt women, priests, merchants, dlpll
mats and officers of neutral powers to
leave Port Arthur and take shelter at
Dalny. The order Is Inspired by tho
emperor by .motives of humanity,
SILKS
Dainty bilks with liberal touches
of elegance, designed for this sea
son's waists, dresses and shirt
waist suits, that we have been sell
ing right along for C9c a yard havo
beon reduced to 55c In order to
6ell quickly. This Is one of those
opportunities for which you doubt'
loss have been waiting. Tho same
values that other stores are asking
$1 00 for
55c yd
PONGEE COATS
Made from sHks bought for ths
season's wear. These aro the
choicest and prettiest stylos shown
ithls season. Hero is tho way they
aro being effered:
$16.60 vahJ&e for $11.00
ltf.OO values for $12.00
120.00 values for ..$13.34
125.00 YaJueB for $16.07
$30.00 valuoB for $20.00
Fall
Slices
MHG CLERKING SALE J
9!??l
iJReady
Must Grant Demands Or
Break off Diplomatic
Relations
London-, Aug. 13. A dispntch from
Constantinople states that MlnlsteB
Lelschmann had an interview with
Foreign Minister Tewflk Pasha and
renewed his request for nn immediate
settlement of American demands. Af
ter the interview Tewflk Pasha left
for the palace. Developments are ex
pected today, as either the Porto will
grant tho demands-or Lelschmann will
break off all diplomatic relations.
GUNBOAT
GOES TO
HAYTI
Washington, D. 0., Aug. 13. Ad
miral Sigsbee, commander of the Car
rlbean squadron has been ordered to
send tho Denver to Gonaives and Jer
emie, Hayu for tho purpose of pro
tecting tho lives of Americans and
foreigners who aro threatened by tho
uprising.
GERMAN
CRUISER
PRESENT
St, Petersburg, Aug. 13. A telegram
from Kalo Chou says that tho German
cruiser probably' the Fuerst Bismarck
arrived there to prevent tho Japanese
from! entering tho harbor in pursuit
of Russian war vessels, which havo
taken refuge in tho boy.
Railroad Man Drowned.
Seattle, Wn., Aug. 13. Tho body of
George B. Cliff, superintendent of tho
Seattlo division of tho Northorn Pa
cific was found In Lake Washington
this morning. Ho went out In a small
canvass boat on Thursday evening.
Tho boat was found yesterday with
a hole snagged on tho inside and it
is ovldent that ho was accidentally
drowned.
ST. LOUIS FAIR CONTEST
LAST MONTH OF VOTING.
Total votes cast 74,728
Number voted for 05
Miss Mellon, East 29,877
Miss Sholton, Music 29,274
Mlsa Bushnoll, Park 3,049
Miss Cospor, East 3,413
Miss Thomas, Park 3,308
Mitre Gordon, North 1,569
Miss Kramer, East 1,038
Mnsa Knight, MubIc 8G1
Miss Patrick, O. B, 8 573
Miss Prank, Elocution 528
WASH DRESSES
BARGAINS FOR GIRLS
Somo very interesting news of
just tho Hummer equipment ' that
girls aro apt to noed. A chance
to savo big money on theso. Wash
drosses of gingham, percalo and
lawn In a variety of good styles
and colorings.
Half Pice
Ti
r&b&&$
M
Completed to State Street
Yew Park Road Will
Be Widened
Tho Citizens light & Traction com
pany's track crow has completed tbo
work of widening tho fair grounds
lino to Stnto street and wilt connctt
with tho prison-nsylumi lines st that
cornor. Noxt week they will hulIcS
tho Ferry street switch to tho new
car barn south of tho Wllamotto natal!
and also tear up tho narrow gaugps
lino on Stato street to Winter.
Tho Yow Tark car now only ranss
to Stato street, transfor being nat
there with other lines. Tho wert: of
widening "that branch will bo pushed
to an early completion.
Tho company Is ready to commence?
putting down tho prison loop just a
soon as tho state board grants tn
necessary right of way over Iandns
owned by tho stato. This will glVo a;
much bettor sorvico to east SalomtandD
It Is to bo hoped that tho bonrd" acts;
speedily In tho matter, as tile? fm
provomont will bo a great conveniences
for Salem pooplo and visitors.
Tho company's telephone linos aro
being Installed over tho ontiro nya
torn and will bo a great bonofit Tin
many ways.
Managor A. Welch wont to. Portland!
today to attend a meeting of tho board)
of directors, at which othor ImpToro.
ments and extensions will bo consldS
orod. Tho new company rcportu okj
Increaso In travel, duo to tho much
bettor service on tho different linos-,.
and this in splto of tho large amount,
of construction work, which annoys
and hinders traffic.
WESTERN"
HEAD
QUARTERS
Indianapolis. Ind., Aug, 13. It far
learned Uy telephone fromi Chairman
Taggart from New York, that wostorni
headquarters of tho Deraocratlo conn
mltteo will bo opened here. Taggart
will havo also tho Chicago office. Ac
tive work will bo begun September 1.
t
Save Money
Uy taking advantago of our great
Men's Outfitting Proposition
Hero aro tho artlclos that go wltlt
this great eutfit:
Suit $10.00-
Hat 1.50
Shoes 3.G0
Shirt 7S
Shirt GO
Drawotti .... .50
Cpllar 1&
Tlo 25,
Box 10
Huspondors , .. .25-
Total $17.50.
This outfit complete during thlso
$J2.50
Early shoppers got bit choonlng.
Twould bo woll to Investigate this
opportunity.
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