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Showers tonight and Sunday, cooler. ! n DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL iu: m VOL. XV, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 0, 1005. !- in ' i 1 m Iri ' ii NO. 107. CHICAGO JAPAN GIVING BATTLE KIDNAPER CROWE TURNS UP BLEW 4 V CENTER Of V? fv OUT Rain Dampens Teamsters Strike Militia Will Probably not Be Needed to Quell the Washington, May 0. Tlio intcrstnto commerce commission left for Chicago today. Next week thoy will continue tlio Investigation of privnto enr lines, and reconsider tlio question of rates on corn products from Missouri river points to Washington, Oregon nnd Cali fornia. Also tlio rates on wooden- lvaro bctwoen the snmo points. Chicago. Mny 0. A heavy rain this morning apparently put n dumper on It ho spirits of -tlio strikers nml kept tlio icron-cls moving, nurt tcmpornriiy, m least, give Chicago n cessation or tlio violent scenes of tho past week. Kvery- Ihing indicates that tho striking tonm tcrs rcnllro that tho employers nro ivell situated, with tho unusual protec tion afforded tliem ly cxtrn police- Bucn uml sliorllUH ucputics, mm nun thov hnvo cood nrosnects of bringing Iho hnulini! business back to something Klko normal conditions, with tlio nid of Imported strlkcbr.okors. The Feder ation of Labor meeting Bundny s ox hectod to carefully ennvns tho proba bilities of making concessions that will end tho trouble. In tho meantlmo a now movo for bringing about arbitra tion will probably bo started today by anion lenders, although tlio exact lorm It will tnko is unknown, Both tho po lice department and tho sheriff's office Swore in additional men this morning, hlthouL'h Sheriff Barrett declares ho has tho situation well In-lniud, nnd jhoro is no llkolihood that troops will be neoded. Threo men, salil to do stria ers. woro attacked early this morning lor nn attack on u I'ulted Stntos ex press wagon. The Kmnlovers1 Association has do- ided that thousands of trusted cm- doves of tho boycotted department tores nnd wholesale houses shall bo worn In ns deputies sheriff. They will t placed in wagons to net as oscorts o drivers. Tho Kmployers' Assooin- ion this morning reports having 4000 agons in service, which will oe in- ireased Monday to MOO. , Thirtv-thro teamsters of tlio whole- nln oroecrv houses wont out today. fins lino of buslnes sis severely crippled By the strike. The strike of tho tug ion. In sympathy with tho teamsters legan today, nnd river traffic is inter rupted. Tho offlcials nro consiucriug naklni the strike of the tug men gener- 11. Resident Todd, of tho Chicago federation of Labor said totiny turn Pie unions woro iu no need of outside Working an Wants a rood Shift One that can be depended upon. So any shirts aro cheap, look good and em all right, but when It comes to the 1st thoy are faulty in yalue and con- Iructlon. Not so if you buy lUMMITT iHIRTS They're made of the roost serviceable laterial and are finished with particu lar attention to every detail of eon- ruction, Our prices are remarkably w when you consider the quality. BARNES' Cask Store B. T. BABNES PROP. ilepi'i Cheapest One-Fries Cash Store INTEREST Ardor of the Excitement help to conduct tho struggle, nnd that no plans for n general strike would bo considered. In n statement today Pres ident Shea, of tho teamsters' union, do- cinrcu inni ino largo onus wcyro uomg not moro than ten per cent of their or dinary business, owing to inability to secure competent help. Ho rolteratcd tho offer of tho unions to submit tho ilifllculty to arbitration. This Aftornonn Presidents' Dold and Shen telegraphed Governor Dlnccn, re questing him to appoint n commission consisting of ono representative of hi- bor, ono of tho employers nnd the third to bo pppointed by tho governor to nil judicata tho strike, nnd their decision to bo final. It is learned tills nfternoon that tho labor lenders believe n settlement of tho striko is near nt hand. Mayor Dunne was enguged early tills uftor noon intnking stops looking townrd pence. Tho nnturo of tho proposed set tlement nnd methods expected to bring it about nro kept secret, o limiting for Qrlxxlles. Olonwood Sprirlgs, Colo., May 0. Presldont Ilooscvvlt, with Dr. Lambert nml Phil B. Stewart, left camp this morning, nnd nro coming townrd Now' castle. They nro expected here Into thli afternoon or evening. Yesterday was spout in hunting for grizzly bears, but tho chaso was unsuccessful. If ho uumes tonight Sunday will bo spent hero quietly. Tho pnrty will lenvo for Den ver Monday morning, making tho run over the divide by daylight. Woman Shoots Herself, ' New York, May O.-Mrs. J. W. Gray, of Cliiengo, widow of Iirokcr Amy, Into of that city, shot herself today in her room nt the Hotel Imperial. .Towels and property valued at $S0,000 were In her room. Tho woman left four letters, one addressed to Charles II. Stouohom, -14 Hrondwny, another to "Charles Sweet heart," in which hIio expressed Iter love, Mini said that sho was going to die rather than bo soparatcd. Mrs. Oray was a handsome creolc, n nativo of Now Orleans, Her husband died several years ago, Stoneham could not be found at his residence today. See Carnival tonight. FOR DRUGS IN A HURRY PHONE 1601. POPULAR DRINKS AT A POPULAR PLACE Our store is the popular re freshment place, becauso tho ser vice is always immaculate, and the newest drinks always served. HINTS FOR TODAY. Ice Cream Soda 10c Cream Do Menthe Cooler.... 10c Soda Cocktail ,....10c Sunset Sundae 10c EW Phosphate 10c Egg Lemonade 10c Maple Frappe 10c Cliop fluey 15c Bonie Belle Cream 15c Queen's Favorite ,.,..15c L. E. IL Special 10c Call on" us oneo and you'll come often. PHONE 1601 Louis E. Hooker Successor Bteiner Drag Co. Corner State and CommerciaL Attack the Russians With Heavy Columns General Kuropatkin is to Be Retired on Account of Bad Health Pebg Ilushicng,'Muy 0. Oynma has began nctlvo operations on the Ituislnn left, nnd indications nro that tho Jap nncso nro preparing an offensive move ment on a largo scale. Another general battle Is believed to bo imminent. The Jnpancso hnvo concpntrntod their heavy columns near tho neighborhood of tho Lino river, nnd tho advance forces nro already in contact with the Russian guard on tlio mnin rond from Gnkomcn to nashlcn Chen. Thursday tho Jnpan cso cavalry attacked n force of Cos sacks, and forced them to rctlro. Tho .Tnpnnote infantry hurried up,, and selr.od tho villngo of Pnlltoun, from which the Uiminns hnd (led. Twenty miles to tho west n force, of Hussinns was engaged making a recoil noltcr, nnd rrin into n Japanese ambuib. All except flvo of tho party were killed. St. Poicrsburg, May (1. Tho roport that Generul Kuroputkln has returned M8MlHMKaW ; BUY YOUR CLOTHING, OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF G. W. JOHNSON & CO. I AjAIUUVSJiUlBlfSflAMAaAaAll TvnsvBfiniiiniivivAvsi from tho front Is confirmed. )l is snid that General Znroubnloff, commander of tho Fourth Kast Siberian nrmy corps will succeed lilui. Fulling health is said to be tho cause of Kuropatkin ' ro turn. 'Blnguiwro, Mny 0. Vladimir Antouo vltch, tho alleged Hussion spy, who wns arrested on the for.tifled island of Bran let, whs sentenced today to threo monthif' imprisonment nnd fined 4SC0. Aiitounvitch hits nppenlcd. Purls, Mny 0, Tho renewal of the report that Foreign Minister Delcutto intends to resign ns n result of differ ences with Frontier Bouvlcr over for eign affairs, was formally denied nt the foreign olllco today. ' Testified Against Her Husband. Chicago, May (I. Mrs. Fischer Hoh, sister of Mnrio Wiilker-liocb, whom Julian Hoch is aotiused of having mur dered, took the stand today against her husband. Letters from Hoch to Mrs, Bertha 8ohn wero also introduced by the stato. Theso letters are alleged by tho state to havo been writteu by lloel. to prepare her relative for the inmlug death of Mrs. Walkor-Hoeh. See Carnival tonight. Lottery Man Arrested. Washington, May 0. Ily. the armt of Walter 8. Koberts, In Chicago, the department thinks they haVo tho iiibiii orerator of the lottery business in tho United States corralled. Itoberts was traveling agent for tho "Hanford & Klkins" syndicate, whieb was formed to handle all tho lottery tickets in this country. On evidence already gathered Itoborts can bo prosecuted in Ban Fran cisco or Boston. Hobson Noosed at Last. Birmingham, Ala., May 0. Mr, aud Mrs. George Hull, of Tuxedo I'ark, New York, today announced the engage ment of their daughter, Orizelda Hous ton Hull, to Captain Illebmond Fear son Hobson. The wedding is act for May 25th. Last night of the Great Carnival, Demurrer 'Piled. A demurrer was filed today by the attorney tor the defendant in the ease of 0. Marsh vs, Wn., Kramer, for the payment of a note, on tho ground thnf ttierA m nflft ftnftlffiAnt sun stated in the complaint to constitute, a cause' of action. Be sure and attend the Arnold Shows tonight, Omaha, Xeb., May 0. Following his interview early this morning at a nowspnper office, in which lio said he was ready to surrender on account of protection by Omaha policemen, Patrick Crowe, the alleged klduapcr of Kd ward .Cildahy, Jr., loft for his homo nt CouneikllltifT. Crowe's presence was not' known to tho pollca until after his depurtufe. It Is not not known whnt notion will be taken by tho authorities, if nny. It is now reported that Crowo is in hiding nt Omaha or Council Bluffs. The chief of police has his cntlro force hunting Crowe, and says that ho will prosecute him if ho finds him, Edward Cudahy says that ho has not promised Immunity, but will prosecuto to the fullest extent of tho law, if ho can cap ture Cr;wc. Crowo claimed that ho had served in tho Hoor war as part of his wanderings. Ho was asked if ho had any hnnd In tho famous Cudahy kidnaping, but de clined either to deny or udmit hia guilt. During tho Interview Crowo was np parcntly ill at vase. Tho kidnaping of young Cndohy took plapo December 18, 1000. Tho kldnnper demanded n rnnsomo of $23,000 for tho boy, but ho was sot frco near his fath er's home by his captors, who got no money. Following tho kidnaping, Kdwnrd Cudahy, Br., offered n roward of t'25,- 000 for tho capture of Crowo, and this WWMBM)M8aSM HATS AND SHOES IVHvBvwvvVfl-r oif r wns followed by another of it sim ilar nnturo by tho city council and county commission. Other rewards were iilmi offerod, bringing tlio aggregate amount up to $30,000. NOT YET TURNED LOOSE The Patterson-Smith Combi nation Still Doing Time New York, Mny 0. Nan I'utterson is much Improved this morning, Hbe slept well last night, and nto a hearty breakfast with her sitter. Her father wat the only caller sho admitted. Tho statin of tho Fattersoii-Bintth ease is not disturbed by nny developments to day. Attorneys for ull parties ore wait iug until Monday before taking further step toward liberating tho prisoners, THREE HOURS AHEAD Hrightou Heach, May 0. At 0:88 this morning Charles O, Wrlgway, who Is trying to break tho 1000-mile auto record, had covered 023 miles, after 21 hours' continuous riding. He was then three hours ahead of any previous rec ord. Frigbton Beach, May 0. Wridgeway severed 1000 miles in 36 hours and 60 minutes and 1 second, beating tho world's record by A hour, 28 minutes nnd 30 seconds, lie drove iil-horse pow er Peerless, Last night of the Great Carnival. Cars to Depot. There will be ears run to the depot tomorrow morning, to accommodate the excursionists, from 7:30 until train time, 8i30. They will probably be run every 20 minute. Be sore and attend the Arnold Shows tonights Happened While BlastingStumps With Dynamite Young Man Lost His by Similar Friday nfternoon a most distressing anil pniniui nccuicnt occurrvu in .in dependence, In which Otto linker, n young man of 24 yenrs, whs so serious ly injured that ho mny loso tho sight of both eyes. There is n road being opened up through 11 cortolu pnrt of tho town, nnd the property owners adjacent to tho proposed rond nro pnylng for tW cost of constructing it. Ono of the property owners hnd agreed to pay for his sharo in the work by blasting out u number of stumps standing in tho wny, nud for tho last week had been so en gaged. Bnturdny ho fell ill, and, for accommodation, Otto Haker agreed to do his work, nnd ho had nlrondy blown up n fow of tho stumps with dynn mlto, and, had threo or four moro rendy to set tho fuso to. On ono of theso stumps lief had lighted tho fuse, burj ns tho fuao appeared t be defectivo, ho approached near to .irrtain tho cause, lust as ho stooped m r tho pi tic 0 whero tho fuse was, tho whole charge, contain ing three sticks of dynamite exploded, sending pieces of wood, dirt nnd rocks into linker's face. Tho force of tha explosion knocked him down, nnd when tho neighbors, attrnctrd by tlio noise, arrived they found linker lying half dead near tho plrtW-ThC-Injured mfttf wns nt onco placed In a buggy nnd driv on, by Ids brother, to this city as ipilek ly ns possible, and placed iu charge of Dr. Dulton, of tho Florence Sanatorium. Upon examination it wns found that -gOflfcw Great Morning Bat gains All next week wo offer .special iuueements to morning shoppers, by offer ing reductions on every articlo In tho house (oxeept contract uml special sato goods) between the hours of Ou, m. and 12, noon. Ito among tho early cues. Koinembur, salo boglni at 0 and closes ut 12, nooir. ' Miller & Miller SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY Their famous Tommy Atkins men's shirt waists for women. Material rango in prlso up to 15o per yard; 3'j yards cut to your individual meas ure from a grand selection of fabrics, today only 88d CORSETS . Have your new gown fitted oygr a new creet form W. B. Corset. Wo have all the new modcU iu light weights, 50 to 93.5O ODDS AITO EKD8, In lacea and appliques, '1IALT PRICE, Wanted-Sahr' "" - EYES Brother a Year Ago Accident tho sight of tho left cyo hnd been to tally destroyed, nnd thnt of tho Tight oyo so badly injured that it Is oxtreMo ly doubtful whether it enn bo saved. In addition to this, tho loft wrist is broken, and there is n great gash, flvo inches long, over tho forehead, nnd many minor cuts besides. Otto linker lias n young wlfo nnd child, and tho accident nt this tlmo la ospcolnlly sad. It will bo remembered that exactly ono year nnd ono month ago yestordoy Mr1. Haker ' yoltrtgor brothor, Curtis, was killed by 11 n explosion of giant powder, nnd nlso another young mnn by tlio nnmo of McCabe, who wns with him. Tho two young men woro on gnged in blowing up stumps, nnd In somo manner exploded 100 pounds of the powder. Only pnrts of tho bodies wero over found, nud nothing is known ns to tho manner In which tho accident occurred. Tho nolso of tha explosion at that tlmo was heard for 20jnilos. Mrs. lluker enmo ovor from Iiidepcndcnro this morning to bo with her husband, At press tlmo tho young man wns rest ing ns easy ns could bo oxpoctod under tho circumstances, Jury Discharged, Lexington, Ky May 0. Tho Jury in iho cuso of Judge J a in on Hargls, who is ehnrged with complicity in tho as sassination of Jnmes Cockrcll, an nounced nt 1 o'clock this nftornoou thnt thoy hud disagreed, nnd woro discharged-. reft6&$i MEN'S CLOTHES Put on tho new garb elothes lunko tho man yoit'll feel a royal n a king, with the' oxhlllratlon of the, nqw suit. The best clotbus maker in the world have fashioned these suits. Come and see What we can do for you, K w '' 10 to 25- :d '8' n ' r 1