Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 21, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWflMimmtn SALEM'S ROYAL VISITOR Has Busy Day Seeing Sights of Oregon's Capital City '"""iff' "imam Ai!ft oAfrfAi, itfttfAi. iAfcSik, bfcflQOw, tUesDAy1, rfitiliuV fit, m, His Excellency Princo Knng Yu Wei, grand president of the Chineso Empire Beform Association, nnd former secre tary to tho deposed Emporor Hwang 8a, yesterday afternoon mado a tour of inspection of tho city and of tho state Institutions, arrayed in tho gala jttire of a real princo. Tho royal robes which' adorned tho princo wore beyond description, it being necessary to seo them to fully appreciate tho ef fect, but, roughly, they consisted of a bluo smoking jacket trimmed with gold braid, a rainy day skirt of dark blue, lined with a lighter shade of tho samo tolor, under which a gllmpso was to be had now and then of a boautiful pair of bright rod pajamas, which woro gathered at tho ankles, giving a "pog kop" offect, and tho whole being nico Iy finished by a fur cap, from which a Iqucuo isauod, only to disappear in tho collar of tho jacket. Tho princo waa accompanied by his bnito and a dologation from Portland's Highest Celestial Bocioty. Among theso latter was ono who was blessed with oak eyes and glasses and a wooden eg, the latter causing him nioro or less mbarrassmont throughout tho tour, by Morning twisted, and at ono time auscd him to loso his balance whilo at he top of a flight of stairs, and a ca astropho was only averted by tho pros- nco of mind of ono of the party in oldlng him securely by tho scruff of he neck. Princo Kang'a suito, heretofore, has onsisted of his private secretary, Chow ok Hean, a young Chinaman born and red in India, who has bcon with tho Brinco evor since ho mado a tour of pat country a year ago, nnd who laims to be a subject of Kinc Ed- ard, having boon raised in his prov- Aces nnd attended an English school, liia bodyguard, Kuport Humor, a oung Austrian, who joinod tho party Belgium, being engaged on account i his ability to speak Gorman, French nd English, tho lnttor being tho only Ino of tho three spoken by tho inter- reter, and whilo traveling in countrios hero other languages aro spokon tho Jadygunrd is -utilized as interpreter for e prlvato secretary, who, in turn, anslates tho conversation into Chi- Iso tor his oxcoieincy. Tiie buiio, iwovcr, was increasod yestordny, whe ang G. Chin, a former Seattle Chineso , arrived from Chicago, whoro ho Hs beon residing since his graduation lorn tho Northwestom Acadomy, at ransvllle, to act as assistant inter- eter and privato secretary. Aftor tho party had visited tho gov nor in his office, thoy set out in cabs ' visit the ponitontiary and prison. Tho ponitontiary was first on tho list itl by courtesy of Mr. James and tho easuro of his excellency, a Journal porter was included in tho party, but ing a suspicious looking character, was put under the special super- sion of Bodyguard Humor, who wed to bo a very pleasant companr a, although, owing to his somewhat oken English, it was difficult at times distinguish a question from a re- After being usherod into tho chapel tho institution, Wong Geo, a former Went of La Grnndo, who is now Ting a life sontenco for murder in i second degree, was usherod into tho jenco of tho royal party onu a mn dejected looking Chinaman was Ter seen, ho appearing to fear that was to bo. annihilated upon tho spot, lafter being arraigned before the we and a short conversation hold, retired to his corner to get his wind. at interest waa displayed by tho rtr when shown the boiler rooms, 1 the sight of tho dungeons nppcarod hasten them in another direction, m aftor the execution chambers f explained to them they became e excited, and lingered long and kgly around the scaffold nnd trap. w kitchen, dining room and Uakery a duly inspected, and then a round the wards waa made, .which called w& the query aa to whether the pris on therein wero civil or criminal, much surprise was shown upon ualng that thero wero no civil pria er. Every dopartment of tho great lotion waa shown to tho visitors, hen usherod into tho chapel once ' all were surprised to see Wong ( appear upon tho nceno onee more throw himself at tho feet of the Ma princo, as though ho had an acute pain near the waist line. After a short flight of oratory by his excellency, tho abject Wong rose to his feot, and in a very thin, weak voico told his troubles to tho princo, who, through his interpre ter, inquired about Wong's cns0 of Mr. James, and whon it was explained to him that tho convict had attempted to shoot ono man and killed another, ho jnsked if it would bo possiblo for tho governor to pardon him, if ho, tho princo, guaranteed that tho convict would return to his natlvo land. Mr. Jnmes told him that if tho circum stances of tho caso warranted such ac tion on tho governor's part, that it was in his power to do so, and that as Wong is an old man it might bo possiblo to obtain a pardon for him. With theso assurances tho happy Wong received tho advico from his excellency that if he would load n good lifo tho rest of hij days that ho might hope for some thing bettor in tho next generation when ho camo to lifo again. After his first appearnnco boforo tho royalty, Wong confided to a friend that ho was afraid that ho had offended tho princo because ho failed to "kow tow," which probably explains his frantic bondings and twistiugs on tho second appoaranco. After complimenting tho ofilcinls upon tho condition of tho peni tentinry, and Dr. Shaw upon tho clean liness of tho hospital ward, tho party ontored their carriages and wont to tho asylum, whoro thoy woro cordially received by Dr. Calbreath, nnd shown every courtesy. Great interest was ovinccd throughout tho visit, but a cli max was roachod when tho laundry, which was in operation, was reached. His excellency so far forgot his dig nity as to run across tho room and lovingly oxamino, first tho washing ma chines and then tho wringers, and it is safo to say that no detail of this de partment, to tho like of which a hard opposition is put up many of his coun trymon, escaped' tho eyes of tho learned Knng. During tho visit a lioto book was much in ovidenco in tho hands of tho high official, and it was learned that ho is n groat author as well as sci entist and politician. Aftor the insti tution had boon thoroughly, exnminod tho party asscmblod in tho reception room, where tho doctors askod to give a discourse on insanity, nnd it was learned that tho Chineso hold the idea that when an insano person bcliovos that they aro somoono else, that thoy aro possessed of tho soul of tho person whom thoy think they nro. Hero also tho information was oxpounded by tho princo thnt only about one-tenth of Confucius has over beon translated, and that as yet thero is no great enough Chineso student living to translate cor rectly, but that Socrates and Pinto both coincide, in their views as ex pressed, with Confucius. His oxccllenco took his departure from his hosts, expressing himself aa greatly pleased with tho city and the institutions, nnd also tho state, no did not oxpress ljimsclf in English to this offect, as his wholo vocabulary con sists of "Good byo, thank you," and n politician's hand-shako, all of which ho usos often and with fervor. Tho princo expressed his opinion, thnt, from present indications, that tho Japs would eventually whip tho Rus sians, nnd also stated that all tho troublo which has como to China has boon caused by the Empress Dowagor, who is called "the enemy of civiliza tion." Sho created tho Boxer rebellion and offended all powers, in epito of tho emperor. It was loarned that tho prince, upon tho death of tho empress, and tho re-instatement of tho emperor, expects to resume his position as sec retary, and then put into effect tho many now ideas which ho is gathering abroad. From Salem tho party will return to Portland, thonco on a tour of tho United States, Mexico and South Amor ica. Tho princo can afford to travel for somo timo if the custom provails throughout his travels as here, for the a dMRSftiMnf Troible and Never Select it. XIow To Find Oat. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours ; a sediment or set tling indicates an unhealthy con dition of the kid neys ; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. What To So. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the jjreat kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes tuat unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If yon need a medicine yon should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle and a book mat tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- hamton.N. Y. When nomsorswamp-noot writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamtoii, N. Y. imiiiiiimni mi "TTT -T iiwifcilm?ftiTiYMTiil'l'ri lilti' iVft'iTfnwi mcrous matters demanding attention. Tho sessions aro likely to Inst sovernl days, us officers aro to bo elected and various reports to bo heard and ac cepted. Tho contracts with tho operators of tho state, which hold good for another year, removes tho possibility of troub lo over wages or conditions of labor. Tho Zeigler controversy is tho only matter of vital concern to como up for consideration and action. Tho annual report of Secretary Treasurer Ryan shows that tho or ganization is in good shapo through out Illinois and 1ms accomplished much in tho last twelve months. Tho out look is stated to bo inoro peaceful than it has beon for somo. time. Financially tho organization is in better condition than it ever has bcon before. Tho oxpensps nro loss than thoy havo beon for sovernl years anil fewer miners aro unemployed than is ordinarily tho caso. Now Mineral Found in Ceylon. London, Feb. 21. A now mineral, valued at $1G0 per hundredweight, has been discovered in Ceylon. Tho fact is recorded in the report on tho results of tho mincrnl survoy in tho island, just issued, which states that a sam- plo which was supposed to bo uranin ito, or pitchblende, proves, on comploto annlysis, to bo a now mineral, which (it is proposed to namo "tborinnito." Its principal constituent is oxido of thorium, of which it contains 70.122 per cent., an amount for higher than thnt of any mineral known hithoTto. Thorin, which is used in tho manu facture of inenndoscent gas mnntols, is scarce, and-is at presont chiefly ex tracted from tho moazito sands of Brazil. "Thorianitc," adds tho re port, is also radioactive, and a foot note states, on tho authority of Sir Willinm Ramsay, that radium is pros ent in tho mineral, and that it fur nishes considerable quantities of holi-um. local Chinese, who visitod him in continuous string all last evoning, in sisted upon paying tho hotel bill, o Fiendish Buffering is efte caused by eores, ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skin. Win. Bodell, of Flat Bock, Mich., says: "I kave used Bucklen's Arnica Salvo for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is tho best healing drosslng I ever feund." Soothes and heals cuts, buns and scalds, 25o at J. 0. Perry's drug store; guaranteed. Illinois Minoworkers Meet Springfield, 111., Feb. 21. Tho Illi nois division of tho United Minework ore of America mot in delegate con vention in this city this morning nt 10 o'clock. An aggrogato membership of nbout 50,000 aro represented by several hundred delegates. There is nothing of special importance to come boforo tho meeting, but there aro nu- We often refer to the doctors. Why? Pccause we make medicines ior them. We give theta the formula for Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe It for rwjnslcoids,bronchltls, consumption, we trust tnem; tney trust ELAsk your own doctor about taking this medicine. iSiMFSESz ft. Thero is inoro Catarrh in this sec tion of tho country than all othor dls oases put together, and until tho last few years was supposed to bo incura ble. For a groat many years doctors pronounced it a local diseaso nnd pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with 16cal treat ment, pronouncod it incurable. Set onco has proven catarrh to bs a con stitutional disoase and thereforo re quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & C., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional euro on tho market. It is taken Internally in doses from 10 drops to a toaspoonful. It acta direct ly en tho blood and mucous Burfacos of the system. They offer ono hun dred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send far circulars and testimoni als. ! Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co., To lodo, Ohio. Bold by Druggists, 7Gc. j Take Hall's Family Fills for con stipation. Arabia for tho Arabs. Washington, Feb. 21. Tho stato do- J partment is in receipt of information tolling of a great national Arabian movement at present in progress in Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine, tbw object of which is indicated by the motto adopted by tho oxeoutivo com mitteo "Arab countries for the Arabs." Branch committees havo been formed in all the chief towns of those countries, whoso operations aro directed from Egypt and Europe. The ultimate aim of the leaders of this in teresting movement is to establish a great Arabian empire, free from the tyranny of tho Turk, governed by a constitutional nnd liboral monarchy, tho head of which shall bo an Arab sultan. Tho committeo promises to holp in tho liberation of tho othor op pressed nationalities at present within tho Turkish empire. An appeal has boon addressed to tho European pow ers nnd tho United States, begging them to remain neutral in respect to tho Arabian national movomont, tho lendors of which undortako to assumo and maintain nil tho international ob ligations and guarantees of tho pres ent Turkish government relntivo to tho Christian churches and peoples of tho near East. Mrs. Shopard Dead. Mrs. Eliznboth Shopard diod nt her homo uoar Zenn, Polk county, Sunday, February 10, MOTi, after a short ill ness. , At tho timo of her death deceased was 8S years, 1 month and G 'days old, and Iuih lived in Oregon for many years. Sho was born in Virginia. Sho was a woman most highly respected and had many friends. Sho was better known ns "Grandma" Shopard. Sho loaves fivo children, threo sons and two daughters. Thoy are: William, Albert and James and Mrs. Muttio Wado and Mrs. R. S. Johnson, besides many grand children. Her husband diod sovernl years ago. Sho was a consistent Christian for over 80 years, and was always thinking of others, nnd helping them in ovory way sho could. Tho funeral scrvlcos woro hold nt Zena today, Rev. P. S. Knight, of this city, conducting tho services, and tho intorment was in tho Zena cemetery. ft tB III "M m W"wL Economy Brand Evaporated Cream bears the above cap label. Contains fully as much food substance per can as the watery imitations in larger cans. It Is smooth and perfect 'l.n... ..& Ml.lllf .itlt. ..w. ucmiuo ajumuuy pio- pared. Its purity Is guaranteed. A New Deal Wo live and learn, and "Epploy has not lived ia vain. Ho has lcaruod thnt by the same outlay ho can give his patrons a small porcont ago more of Perfection Baking Powder by avoiding cost of tho pack age. Heroafter he will give 5 ouncos for .. 10c 0 ouncoB for 20c 1 pound for 40c Vj pounds for GOc Each in an nttrnctivo glass pack ago, useful to tho housekcopor. Try it and for onco get your monoy's worth and n triflo inoro. Every HeartAche Every pain in the breast, dif ficult breathing, palpitation, fluttering or dizzy spell means that your heart is straining it self in its effort to keep in motion. This is dangerous. Some sudden strain front over exertion or excitement will completely exhaust the nerves, or rupture the walls or arteries of the heart, and it will stop Relieve this terrible strain at once with Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It invigorates and strengthens the heart nerves and muscles, stimulates the heart action, and relieves the pain and misery. Take, no chances ; make your heart strong and vigorous with Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. "I sulTorcd terribly with heart ills case. I have been treated by different physicians for my troublo without results. I wont to n physi cian In Memphis, who claimed thut I had dropsy of the heart. Ho nut tho X-rny on me, nnd In connection with Ills mcdlclno ho camo near mak ing a finish of me. Somo time beforo this a Mr. Vounir, of St. I.ouln, was In our town. He nnw my condition, nnd recommended Dr. Miles' Heart Cure to me. I jjuvo It little nttontlon until my return from Memphis, when I concluded to try It, unil um pleased to eay threo bottles cured me. ClLiMU.ES GOODMCIT, Cnrutheravllle. Mo. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Is sold by rour drunglst, who will nuarantse that he first bottle will benefit. If It falls lie will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind WInte Is Not Ove DON'T GET OLD Boforo your timo. Propor caro of your otomnch and diot will keep your health good. In this particular tho Wild Itoso Hour is a known onomy of dyspepsia, its it makes tho host of good, whilo, swoot, nutritious bread it is tho housowifo's favor ite. Salem Float ing Mills "We will probably have some cold weather yet and you will need a heating stove. We have cat prices on every heating stove in the house Call and ex amine them. R. M. Wade & Co. Asfc Yoat Grocer For It It's Put e Disappoint you if you givo us an ordor for groceries or fruit. Wo know wo can do tho right tiling by you, and our prices aro not exorbitant. Salem State Bank Capital $50,000 Transacts a genoral banking busi ness, accounts of corporations, firms and Individuals recolved subject to check. Foreign and domestio ex chaugo bought and sold. Tho Salem Stnto Baulc solicits a shnro of your business upon tho basis of sound and progrosalvo banking, liboral and nccurato treat ment. Wo invito a personal call, whon practical, from those seeking bank ing connections. L. K. PAGE, Pres. E. W. HAZARD, Cashier. . : Wall Paper Latest designs in stock, and good work guaran teed. We have the smaN store and small prices L L Lemmon 299 Liberty St Phone 2475 ( I R FRENCH FEfMLE DPIL.L.S. Harriit & Lawrence A Sin, Cirtila Bmw In Bvrnmu UiHtuitnn, NIYIRKMOWN TO Mil. S.f.l fer.1 Bi4I S.U.. full. 0uuri liiui.r Hthiidfd. b,oi wtuM toll.OOMi ti. Will tidOcuiontilJ,ub uilter ha nuTl. HnlMri. Ujru4fgjtdwMl war team wa 9r VTOri I. Wk. unitip mioicul co., aoxr. ua. . Sold In Salem by 8. C 8tori. Cafe Imperial H. E. SYMES, Prop. The only Firstclass Eating Place m the city. legislators and all will ie coive courteous attention. French dinners and oysters any stylo. Come and see. fr8-M-Wr-M-M-H--t-M t I 8 1 1 1 H-HH-H HWHI 11111111 lf DEFY ANYONE TO OOMB NBAS IT . . In purity, smoothnoss, mollownosa ', ', or rlchnoHR of flavor the distillora of j tho Cedar Brook whiskoy will If wo call on them. No ono should bo with ! ! ,' out u bottle of this cholco whiskoy ' ' ' iu tho houso as a provontivo of grip, pneumonia and othor maladtos com ing from colds. A ltttlo Codar Brook whlBkoy will warm tho blood, stop or provont chills and cure colds like u charm. E. 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