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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
""f'VmW " )R ' T t"'MW'.' - -q-i'i"l - '- ' rfn-iprr'' irmywt '.myirni nM'ff- mmj; imffmfkut ltwd8atwdy, fair. .. -- . ' ( ., 4u -ww - -v "-. ( HBllWlHyiyi'F'M'mJWWWWV ' ''I FrWF PTir jp Tt AfflEM 0APITA1 JOUEME loiTaiv- SALEM, OREGON, TBIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1004. HO. 280. PANESE COMMAND FORTRESS Important Positions Are Now In the Hands of the Brown Men L. Dec. 2. A dispatcn om received at tho Japaneso loga- Utl that only tlio internal ions ert Arthur aro now holding -out it the Japaneso army, t Tho town ioA have been abandoned by tho ins, and they aro at thd mercy of apanese guns. kio Da. 2. It is reported that the ans attempted to rctako 203 Motro ' .... but wero repulsed witii ncavy loss t is also reported that General m is fortifying tho heights bo- la Liio Chang and Nantusban, in line the belief that tho Russians make their last stand there. !is officially reported that 17 offlcers killed and 64 wounded in tho presumably at Port Arthur. Tho :g of sailors among tho Russian at Port Arthur leads to tho be- that tho Russian forces aro depict- h such an oxtont that they aro ;ed to employ sailors from tho fleet jit harbor. " and of Pcrim, Dec. 2. Four 'Rus1- warships passed hero nt.2 o'clock morning, going toward tho Indian mgver, Dec. 2. Tho Russian, auxil- onWer Rion, formerly tho Sjno ami two torpedo boat destroyors, ped here and aro coaling. tako tho offiensive nlongMho entire $ St. Petersburg, Dec. 2. General Kuropatkln reports that Cossacks pur sued tho rotiring Japancso across the Taitso river, destroying their telegraph ic apparatus, which tho Jnpaneso had installed. They niso burned their stores and sot firo to two villages. Two Cos sacks wero wounded and tho Japanese had about GO killed and tho samo num ber wounded. Tho Russians burled 23 Japanese, and took seven prisoners). Vladivostock, Dec. 2. Tho steamer Cnlchas, which was captured by tho Russian Vladivostock squadron, while bound from Puget Sound to Japan, nnd which was released October 8th, sailed today for Nagasaki, Japan. Petersburg, Dec. 2. A dispatch Sumtung today states thoro has further skirmishing by tho Rus on the left since Wednesday. Tho h assert that tho Jnpaneso lost ten in the fighting nt Second pass Mar im, Dec. 2. The Giornalo today ishes a Mukden dispatch stating General Kuropatkm called a coun- t war yesterday, at which it was '..1 tnnf 4 li A ?iiiiii1iim .bajiI m1ij.1I .uui, uu jiuooiuu iruujj p.iuu.u St. Petersburg, Dec. 2. General Saksadowlo reports that tho Japancso wero forced to ovneuato Dapindonchaw hnd Ouidzioudsl.. Tho Jnpnneso lost 23 killed. Islrind of Perim, Dec. 2. A fleet of 20 Russian war vessels passed hero this afternoon, and proceeded in tho direc tion of Jibutil, French. Somialand, Tokio, Dec. 2.rAlato dispatclntstates that tho Russians aro making persistent efforts to recapture 203 Motor Hill. i Chofoo, Dec. 2. No news has .been received from Port Arthur today.' , o Burroughs Funeral. Tho funeral of tho lato T. S. Bur roughs will bo held from tho residence of deceased on Commercial and Center streets, Sunday afternoon nt 1 o'clock. Tho Masonic fraternity will havo chargo of tho remains after tho services at tho house. I-MSH oliday Goods Onr ntanrtmnnt la .n. Mmirt4-A T?innt1tn 1mf tliA ninaf. ilrsirfiblo Pdi go first, bo don't wait until tho last weok beforo Christmas to toy your presents. ' Dolls, Games, Ptctvte Books, Toilet Cases, Work Boxes, Man icure Sets, Handkerchief Boxes, Glove Boxes. Jewel Cases, Pho to Cases, Necktie Cases, Shaving Sets, Cottaa? and Cuff Boxes, Cushion Tops, Handketchiefs, Neckweat, Ribbons, Towels, Table Linens, Stamped Linens. fr'ryfhmg suitable for tho Holidays. If you prefer practical pres u. give vour friend a pair of Bhoes, a suit of clothes, a comfortable 'teoat or nuo of those flno wa.terproof rain coats. Oive your boy a nobvli Ilttln suit nnd make him happy. Wo havo an nllent lmo of drv nl fmm wlilnh vou enn select n nico waist HUern or a dress nutto fnr vnnr mntlr or sister. They may nppre- , Wnethlng practical more than any fancy present you could get -'" them. " . OUf tlSaf ovfomX inxxr ces a.Oolv to Holiday Goods i weH as to all other Hnes.Our profits aro figured on That's why wo undersell "Regular Stores." the spot cash THE NEW YORK RACKET 1 BALEM'B CHEAPEST ONE-PBIOE CASH STORE. E. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR MRS. CHADWICK SETTLES CLAIM BANKER NEWTON New York, Dec. 2. Mrs. Chadwlck took a cab and drove to tho office of tho Central Trust Company this morn ing with Lawyer Bowers, her counsel. A crowd of 1000 pooplo followed her carriago into Wall streets, in nn en deavor to catch n glimpso of tho wo man as she entered the Trust Company's building, but nttendnnta held back the crowds nnd escorted her to tho ele vator, which took her to tho offices of her lawyers. It is stated this morning that thero nro no new developments in the woman's affairs. Immediately after tho visit of Mrs. Chadwiclc to tho offices of Butler, Not man, Jolin Mynders, attorneys for Carnegie, George Ryan, counsol for banker Newton, announced that New ton's claim of $190,000 would bo paid in full withjntcrcst. Ho added: "I will givo thomoney to Newton, and he will never know who paid it to me. I can not reveal tho identity of Mrs. Chad wick's friends." Oberlln, O., Dec. 2. Tho doors of tho Citizens Nntional Bank opened this morning. Tho report of tho examiner is completed, and is now on tho way to Washington. Tho report probably will not bo ruado public. Cashier Spear said this morning that ho had no statement to make,1 and added: "It is safer to keep quiet." New York, Dec. 2. To n reporter to day Mrs.Cnssio L. Chadwlck said that, contrary to tho statement of her nttor noy, shoftvould not mnko n public do fenso of herself through tho papers. She added: "There is nothing for mo to say, nt least nt this time." She is still in tho Holland House. PORTAGE ROAD CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED Tho flnnl meeting for tho ndoption of the portago road contract is being held nt tho stnto house this afternoon. Tho Open River Commission is bolng ropro soutcd by Judgo Muriner and his attor noy, J. N. Teal, of Portland, whilo tho members of tho portngo board will all bo present. Contractor McCabo, who will probably get tho contract, is also present, ns in United States Engineer McMillan. Governor Chamberlain says that tho board ohpes to finish tho con tract tonight, nnd it is probnblo it will bo let. Tho estimated cost of tho pro posed road has been from $175,000 to $200,000. REPORT THAT RUSSIA WILL SUE FOR PEACE rSt. Petersburg, Dec. 2. A report which comes from nn unimpeachable sourco has reached tho Publishers' Press correspondent that Russia is not only ready to rccolvo any pence pro posals Japan may havo to make, but that with tho fall of Port Arthur sho will bo ready to buo for peace Beforo tho world at largo Russia can not afford just now to appear tired of tho strugglo and skeptical as to its out come, but diplomatic circles aro per mitted to know tho truth, and Russia's representatives all tho civilized world over havo received strong intimations that sincoro nnd nuthoritativo offers of mediation must not bo treated lightly in tho future. It is therefore to bo assumed that Russia considers that tho conflict is en tirely hopeless. Thcro aro suro to tio Bomo Russian victories in Manchuria, and tho general belief is that thoy will como soon, owing to tho fact that Field Marshal Oyama has been compelled to part with largo bodies of his mon in order to hapten tho fall of Port Arthur. But Russia has Far Eastern intorosts of much greater importanco than oven tho possession of Port Arthur, nnd as theso interests havo been attacked in tho past hy Great Britain nnd China alike, sho is in diro need of nn ally. That ally will bo Japan, if tho plans of; today do not miscarry. Tho battlos jap. today aro to bo followed by closo, tios of commercial and political union to morrow. Naturally, Russia will not connidor her friendship a sufficiently grcnt gift to expect 'tho Japancso to rofrnin f rqnv tho occupation of Port Arthur, from? special rights in Corca, and from other provinces' which nro sot down In tho Jnpaneso pcaco program today as indis ponslblo. Diplomats hero aro confidont that tho Mikado nnd his advisors will tako tho samo view. Tho strength o tho nrgument thnt armed peaco botwoon I tho two nations would bo a constant monnco to tho prosperity of both, whilo nn offonsivo nud dofonsivo nllianco would nRsuro both n great futuro Is considered incontrovertible. Tho Czar 'a advisors know full well that Japan doos not trust China, nnd that Great Brit ain's friendship is boliovcd by many leading Japancso to bo tho outgrowth of England's hatred of Russia, and not for lovo of tho "littlo yollow mon." W.CT.Uv OFFICERS VESSEL GOES ON REEF NEAR NEWPORT Newport, Or., Dec. 2. Tho schoonor Quickstep, bound from Portland to San Francisco, is nshoro threo miles up tho coast from this placo and near Capo Foulweather lighthouse. Tho vessel drifted ashore during tho Into aftornoon yesterday, and is now fust going to pieces, n part of her dockload of lumber is coming nshoro, and it is bcliovod that sho will bo n total wreck unless tho sea, which is quite high, should go down. Thero is no life nboard tho ill-fated vessel. Tho life-saving crow went out at 5 o'clock last evening to invostlgnto tho condition of tho schooner and found that sho had been partially do nuded of her cargo, and no lifo aboard of her. Ono of tho mnsts is still standing- Tho Quickstep is n schooner of 442 tons net register. Sho is owned in San Francisco, nnd recently left Port land lumber-laden. Whilo off tho mouth of tho Columbia sho encountered n galo and was thrown on her beam ends. Sho was in imminent danger of sinking, and part of her cargo was pettisonedj a part was transferred to another vessel, and her crew taken off. It is supposed that sho drifted with tho current until neur Capo Foulweather, whero sho wont ashore. PRESIDENT DECLINED TO INTERFERE AVnshington, Doc. 2. President Shaffer, of tho Amalgamated Associa tion, accompanied by Representative Kennedy, of Youngstown, Ohio, had a conference with President Roosovolt this morning, and requested him to uso his good offices to bring about a con ference of tho employers and striking employes of tho Carnegie steel plant, at Youngstown. Tho President declined, but hoped that tho matter would be am icably sottled. Ho ndvlscd tho labor leaders to consult with Labor Commis sioner Wright, and It is probablo that tho latter will appoint a special ngont to investigate tho conditions at Youngstown. VETERAN ACTRESS PASSES FROM STAGE Chicago, Dec. 2. Mrs. C. H. Gilbert, tho veteran nctrcss, died at tho Sher man IIoubo at 10 o'clock this morning, of paralysis. Sho was filling an engage ment at the Powers theatro in "Gran ny," and tho present tour was to end her stngo "areer, A number of theat rical friends wero presont at her bed side. Shortly nftcr sho nroso this morning Mrs. Gilbert complained of feeling ill, and a few momonts later tho nctrcss was found in a clmir suffering from a strdko of apoplexy. A physician was called, but pronounced tho stroko fatal, and sho died within a short time. Sho was in her 83d year. TRIBESMEN WOULD KID NAP CORRESPONDENT Tangier, Dei. 2. Benimswer tribes men attempted yesterday to kidnap Walter B. Morris, correspondent of the London Times. Tbey surrounded Har ris house, rushed the guard, killed one, but retreated after robbing the guards of their clothes and rifles, fearing the arrival of troops. The British minister has filed a demand for tho punishment of tbo tribesmen who participated in tho affair. Philadelphia, Dec. 2, Tho national Woman's Christian Tompcrnnco Union today ro-clectcd its general officers for another yoar. Russian Count Dies, "Vienna, Doc. 2. Count Cnpnist, Rus sian ambassador here, died suddonly today of npoploxy. ALASKA ; olltr ON FIRE Oakland, Dec. 2. Tho throo-mastod" ship Contennial, owned by tho Alaskur? Packers 'association, was damagod bj firo this morning whilo lying in Oaki l'miil slough. i ' - . Attorneys Manning and McGinn havo' fallen out in .tho conduct of the gam bling enscs in Portland. ' i ,. BANKERS SAY t tlni.ittK KNOCKERS WILL BE PROSECUTED Buffalo, N. Y,, Dec. 2. Tho run on tho Gormnn-Amcricnn bnnk, which was, started yestorday by rumors thnt tho bank was liablo to suspend, stop ped today. Doposits offered by persons who withdrew tholr monoy yestorday wero rofusod, and tho bnnk officials say thoy will prosecuto tho porsons respon sible for tho run. ( ra vMC&.lili reMdSi Unmatchable Sale of Tailored Garments A Bpcclal lino of Indies' tailored suits in n flno assortment of sizes and colors, ranging in prico up to $18.00. Special ' $3.98 Scotch Flannels In a groat variety of shades, in glnlu colors and stripes, 3 inches wide. Speclnl. 32c yd Waists This scnsoir's showing in beautiful silk waists. All colors aro repre sented, but tho lino of sizes is broken A decidod bargain. One Half Puice Holiday Goods For all. Evory department is ro plcto with all tho newest nnd best of the world's markets. DOLLS, GAMES, VASES, OUT GLASS, BEONZBa, 'TEA BBx, STATUETTES, BASKETS, ETO. .1 ' ' Shop In tbe Mornings In order to givo nil tho courteous troatment they deserve wd would ndvisoj morning shoppings, as in this way you will not bo eo hurried, nnd will bo better satisfied. Men's Clothing; Wo don't ask your patronnge from sontlment, friendship or long ac quaintance, but simply solicit your trndo on tho merits of our apparel and tho low prico aBked, Wo hnvo tho bcBt clothing nt $10 to $25 Ladies' Jackets All of this season's styles, no old stock to palm off as new. Hpoclal bargains for ovory ono, Reduced 1-2 and 1-3 Dress Goods Special inducements nro being of fered in our dress goods dopnrtment whoro nil tho newost and best of fabrics and colorings nro to bo found. Thoro nro somo now woavos wu want to show you, and cannot bo found olsovyhero. I I 111 II 11 ' iwww Cnilduen's Coats In thoso ptotty, looso stropped back style, mado up in ploiu nnd crushed velvet in colors. 'rheQ oro ilnost children's garmonta brought out this eoaBon. Sale Prices j el Tti ' IWf ! Wl1
