Tonight and Thursday, partly
i cloudy.
AILY CAPITAL JOWBN AL
VOL. XV.
SALEM, OREGON, WEPNEflDAY, MAY 10, 1005.
NO. 110.
ITRIKE
JUDGE
ANARCHISTS
MAKE
THREATS
ESTATE
HOWARD
F00TE
COUNTY
COURT
ADJOURNS
TEDDY'S
BUSY
GROWING
WEAKER
BELLINGER
VERY ILL
DAY
old Weather and the
President are in
Town
The morning papers announced tlio
serious Illness of Federal Judge 0. D.
llclllngcr, at his homo In Fortlnnd.
At noon lio was some better, but still
very ill.
ie colored Min Wa'TShot.
Another ( ut With
a Razor
Chicago, May lO.-Thc visit of
fosldont Roosevelt to Chlcngo was the
Ivortlng fenturo of tho strlko today.
(cognizing tho Importance of showing
o peaceful conditions, tho labor union
Odors mndo strenuous efforts to pre-
Int their following from bclnc re-
pnslblo as tho originators of any ills-
Ibanccs. Tho wot. cold weather aid
TODAYS
FOREIGN
NEWS
Tho Birmingham Post states that
proposals by a German syndlcato to
American financiers to participate In
tho now Russian loan of fifty million
lias been rejected.,
Secretary of State John Hay is re
ported much Improved In health, and is
materially. Tho plan, of Presidents , CXvetieA in P"r" w,tWn ft few
Id nnd Shea, of tho labor unions, to
get the President in Iowa, nnd nsk
bi to mcdlato tho strlko, was oban-
nod. Tho two labor leaders will
sko bh effort to see tho President dtir-
1 his visit hero today. Tho employers
they will not bother tho President
th striko .nfTnlrn.
Die plan to seek nn interview' with
President hns been abandoned. It
Is decided that no good would bo uc-
npllshed by n further effort to lay
iforo tho President the lnbor side of
situation. There wns not a singlu
lions disturbance reported to tho po-
up to noon. Other than perhaps
) extra number of police about tho
pets, tho Prcsidont will probably wit-
no umisunl scenes in Chicago.
crowd gathered about n wagon of
i Wtilsh IJoylo Co., at Clurk and Lake
(Sets tills afternoon, and began throw-
' missiles at tho non-union drivers.
'police t-hurged nud disporscd tho
'd. No now strikes woro declared
!'
Miortly after noon six nlleged strlk-
fnnd two uon-uulon recruits to their
kg nttemptcd to raid a boarding
to of colored men nt 0(). Htnte
ct. In tho ensuing mclco Joseph
vnrt, a colored non-union man, wns
in t no leg ami sluslioil with a
'. John Nothow, colored, was bad-
cut. V, M. Hubbard was seriously
tficd. Beforo this affair Charles
sler, uon union, colored, was shot In
5 thigh. Fifty policemen woro re-
red to disperse tho crowd which
hered.
RUSSIAN
JAPANESE
NAVAL NEWS
Tokio, May 10. Itepresentativei of
English Arms aro at Toklo to secure
orders for the construction of two bat
tleships and six largo erulsors, which
Japan hns decided to build nbrond,
St. Petersburg, May 10. It is report
that tho crulsor Almaz has eluded tho
Japaneso vessels which have been keep
ing watch for tho Itussiau fleet, nnd hns
renched Vladivostok.
Tho Kusslnii cruiser Zcmstchug 1ms
also reached VlndlvnMok, Tho two
cruisers belonged to lt'itr-Amiral Voel
kcrsnmss' division of Hojcstvensky's
squadron.
Huinburg, May 10. Tt is reported
that agents of tho ltusslnn government
hnvo completed arrangements through
tho secrutnry of tho German Captains
nnd ofllcers of the Commercial Marine,
for tho enlistment of olllcers nnd crows
for the transport ships which will ac
company tho fifth division of tho ltus
slnn second Pacific squadron to tho Far
Armenian Uprising: In
Ottoman Empire Is
on Time
the
Rcvnl, Europenn Russia, May 10.
A three-days' strike, in connection with
labor day, May 11th, was decided on nt
a largo meeting of workmen hero today.
Further, it was decided to'mako fresh
demands upon employers, with a threat
t lint if not. complied with ius'ldo of 12
hours, tho factories will bo burned.
Constantinople, May 10. Advices
from Itltlls, Arcmnln, sny a number
wero killed ns tho result of n clash be
tween revolutionists nnd Turkish troops
in tho neighborhood of Mush. It is
reported that bands of Armenians aro
preparing to iuvndo Ottoman territory.
TJioy hnvo already crossed tho 1'ertiiun
frontier.
CARRIED
BROKEN
ARM
A mnti who gnvo tho nnmo of Alfred
Woolen, and elnlmlug to have, come
Hastings, Nebraska, by way of Port
land, wns arrested in Woodburn yes
terday afternoon on tho statement of
Trney Poormau, tho assistant cashier
of tho robbed bank, that lie looked llko
one of tho men who did tho job.
An ivcnmluutlnn of tho Individual did
uot bring anything of nn incrlnilnnting
nature, to light, and he was later re
leased. Tho man, upon arriving nt
Woodbury inquired for n physician,
wying that his arm wns broken, nud
Hint ho -wanted tho injured member set.
Marshal Cornelius, -of Snlom, says
that last Monday this same person was
in tills city begging, and that his arm
was then bandaged. Cornelius took him
in charge, and, after questioning him
as to his business in town, told him tn
leave town,
Tho fellow did not leave, however,
Contest Oyer Guardianship
Before Probate Judge
Tho objections to tho final report of
A. A, Johnson, as guardian of tho cs
tato of Howard Footo, a minor, wns
heard In Judgo Bcott'a court today,
Tho guardian was appointed in 1002
nnd received monoy duo tho minor
amounting to $025. Tho monoy wns n
pension duo tho minor under tho Unit
ed States laws and tho guardian, who
is tho mother of tho minor, was np
pointed by tho court to enro for tho
funds.
The guardian, it is alleged, expended
tin funds of thu ward without nn order
of tho court nnd now tho minor objects
to tho final account. An eastern sure
ty company insured tho estnto against
loss, nnd figures in tho transaction, and
it is said that nn action will bo brought
by tho wa'd, who tins now renchod his
mnjorlly, hgninst tho company for tho
full ntnount.
Tho en so promises to attract somo
Interest on account of tho fact that
If tho soa ttlns It may result In tho
mother having to nnswer to nnother
court for jho funds, ns tho surety com
pany wllll prnbnbly insist on it settle
ment from tho guardian.
FINED7"
FIFTY
, DOLLARS
East. The erews will bo assembled nt' "'"' Tuesduy morning was nguln arrest-
AND
ARMY
REUNION
nrysvllle, Cnl., May 10. Tho 38th
nl encampment of tho Grand Army
lalifornin and Nevada opened hero
Commauder Chan, ltieo and del
es wero given a reception last night
ibo citizens. There will be a big
io tomorrow, revlowod by Nation-
Dmmandcr Blackmar, Governor Par-
tnJ Itico. Candidates for command-
o Dr, Russell, of Marysvlllo; A. .
tt. of San Francisco, and II. .
pl-el, of Stockton.
Llbnu.
MARION
COURT
( ed, and given nnother opportunity to
depart, of which ho took advantage.
At tho time tlmo tho qhlof, did not place
iinielr, stock In the truth of the tnle thnt
his arm wo broken, and mi thin ac
count linn no sympathy for the miwr.
The statement that he mndo to the
Woodburn nollce. of ImvliiL' lust eonie
DEbTmDFiC '"" Portlund, Is thereforo untrue.
I 1jUVM mJ Vj What tho man's object wns In lying is
not known,
o men at Fhilomr th were fined $50
jfor giving liquor to a boy. Other
Is are looked for for tho samo
A complaint was filed this morning
in department No. 1 of tho circuit
court by J. T. Aufrance, plnintlff, vn. P.
Levy, defendant. Tho plaintiff alleges
that tho sum of 252.83 is duo.hlm for
various articles jmrchaied by defend
ant from him, ami asks judgment
against the defendant for that amount,
Brief Telegrams.
A San Francisco grand jury is taking
the ovldenco of Collins, in tho alleged
bigamy case. Indictments probably
will follow.
At Marquette, Kan., two additional
deaths, ns results of the cyclone, aro
,r lliut ...uuui, ,!. nt ,!, vlHm.
with interest on said sum, together with thg nftcr00ni .
costs am, u..r.n.... . i sue -.. . fc Q SraUJl wag WMf d nml
A petition wa today filed by y ' , d b he
Dumas, executor, u the Mar on county ' J J
prooato court, ubkiuk iik io jvmu
Woodburh, Mny 10. (Special) Con
stablo Amot lleacli went to Albany
Tuesday morning, and returned with
C'llf MosLkwIio wns arrested on tho
charge f nssuult nnd battery on Mr.
Allen Simpson, of this place. Mr.
Simpson's testimony was that ho was
standing on tho depot platform Suit-
day evening ns the excursion trains
were going through, and, seeing n crowd
of boys talking, he wont near them.
One of tho boys shoved another over
on Mr, Simpson,, stopping on his foot,
Mr. Simpson said nothing, but merely
pushed the fellow off his foot. At
tins, one of his companions, Mosier,
nlio wns intoxicated nt tho time,
reuehod over and struck Simpson on the
nos), just betwmui tho oyes, knoeking
him down mid bruising his face very
liudl.v. The act was unprovoked and
uncalled for. Moslor was tried before
Justice Overton Tuesday, and plead
guilty to tho churgo of assault and but
tery on Mr. Simpson. Ho was fined
'$30 nnd costs, lie failed to have tho
nH)oMir.v funds, and wits committed
to the county jail.
A l ford Wolleu, claiming to ho from
Hastings, Minn,, who was arrested hero
yesterday morning ns u suspect for thoj
Woodburn bank robbery, wap released
after examination, and jumped tho ,
"blind" on tho northbound passenger
train today.
Tho Marlon county commissioners'
eourt was In session yesterday morn
ing. Tho time wns consumed In the
granting of petitions nnd tho Investi
gating and allowing of claims present
ed by tho different claimants.
Tlio petition of Ichnbod Barn gar for
tho construction of n rond 30 feet wldo
from his premises to the public high
wny wns granted.
Tho appointment of William Esclt ns
deputy sheriff in this county by Sheriff
Culver wns approved,
H. P. Hidings, who lives In tlio vi
cinity of Aurora, had filed his claim
with tho county court asking thnt ho bo
allowed tlio sum of $5000, for nlleged
Injuries received sometlmo last Octob
er, while crossing a bridge over Pud
ding river. He clnimed thnt he was
riding horseback nt tho time, nnd, in
attempting to cross tho said bridge, tho
nnlmnl stepped through n hole in the
bridge, throwing him violently to tho
ground, dlsloentlng his right rrm nt
tho elbow ami wrist, and permanently
'disabling him. After due consideration
tho court decided to disallow Hilling's
claim for dnmnges.
TuoMiloy afternoon tho court did not
meet, but Judgo cott and Conimissionr
or Mlley spent tho tlmo driving over
tho different roada lit the county nnd
Inspecting thorn, taking note of the
plncos most In need of repair. Tho coun
ty rock crusher was paid a visit, and
tho spots-where tho crushed rock has
been used looked over and Inspected.
Tho court adjourned yesterday sine
die.
Willamette vo. Oregon.
Tho Wlllnmotto I U .-orsity baseball
teuni will play tho team front Univer
sity of Oregon noxt Frldny afternoon,
Mny 12th, on tho University grounds.
A closn and exciting gumo is expected.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, May 10. Cash wheat, 01 Vj
fctlUOti corn, !8lK((348)i; oats, 204
30.
Tho city council of I,nkoviaw has
ordered n strict qunrantino on nil tho
smallpox cases there.
Spends Twelve Hours
in the City of
Chicago
Leaves at Midnight by a Spec
ial Train for Washington
Chicago, May 10. Tho President ar
rived nt noon. About 150 patrolmen
kept tho crowds back. Chief O'Neill
led tho procession In a carriage, fol
lowed by 50 mounted pulico. Then catnei
nn escort of cavalry, suromiding ttior
rarrlago in which were tho Prcsidont,
Governor Ooncen nnd Mnyor Dunno,
Tlo President wis ropentodly cheered
along tho route.
After slinking hands with tlio recep
tion committee tho President walked)
to tho eitglno nnd shook hands with tho
engineer and fireman, nnd thnnhed the
crow for tho safo trip. About 16000)
peoplo followed tho President 'a car
riage, all, trying to eatoh n gllmpso of
tlio executive. Tho procession hnUtxl
15 minutes at tho Hush stroot bridge,
to await tho possngo of a lako steamer.
This gavo tlio crowd n good ehaneo to
look at tho President, who did not soeni
nnnoyed byttho delay. A few minute
nftor ho lunched with tho Merchants'
Club.
Tho President will bo tho guest of
tho city for l"l& hours. Three recep
tions, one luncheon und ono bnnqunt
jure, included in tho program. At raid
ttlght tho President leaves for Washington.
A "High Jinks" party waa recent
ly given lit Dnfur, but up to 'data Dm
editor of tint Dufur DIsiNitch has beer1
tinnhlo to locato the parties who pultod
off tlio affair.
The county court of Dougfaa county
has lidded $1000 to their former appro
priation for a proper exhibit nt titer
Lewis und Clark fair.
r
STATE NEWS
sion to sell the real property belonging
last night. The elevator was struek by
a high wind and demolished.
to tho estate of the late Joseph Duma.,, y
which consists of 10 acres of land .,,,', t Wn.t,!nin.
section 0, township 8 south, rango 3 ' ,
Tlirt ATOjititnr I
uarfazouu,
u really pay for
privilege of ts
cheap goods.
anso you have to buy them so
oftener that they cost moro In
ad.
' quality lsa't In n article It !s
eive at any price.
(?ou want to ba economical, the real
em to solve is: Where can you
jte best quality at the lowest price.
panda of customers have thorough
festigated this matter, and their
tt is
BARNES'
lSH STORE
tho most reliable merchandise
rer prices than "regular store.'
west, in Marlon county.
has just completed the sale of the per
sonal projKrty, from whUlt ho realUed
tho sum -of $1500.
Tho following is a list of th real
cstato transfers filed with the Marion
county recorder for the last two dayst
H. P. and It. L. McNary to P. H.
Southwick, land in Roberts' add to Sa
lem, 1000.
B. M. Smith, et ur,, to J. P. Smith,
land in t 4 , 2 w, 11050.
A. P. and C. D. Schintger to L. nnd
J. Shulr, land in t 7 s, r 2 w, $0300.
O, H. and P. H. Sroat to K. W.
Moore, land in block 5, University add
to Salem, $350.
L, c. and L, D. Sherwood to Rubin
Ewey, 2 acres, t 5 , r 1 w, $000.
O. "W. Vinton to H. B. Mellwain, land
in Capital City Pruit Farms, $1.
H. P. Gile, et ux., to E. V. ilaUar-
nack, lots 2, 3 and 4, block 15, Pleasant
Home add to Salem, $10.
If, E. nnd O. E. Mellwain to trustees
of Pruitland church, land in Marion
J county, $1.
P. V. and E. Kramer to Wm. Hoeller,
land In t 6 $, r 1 w, $450.
A. C and N. Murray to Perry Burcn,
40 aeraJ, t 7 s, r 1 t, $320.
Now Mexico, j(e was on
his way to Port Stanton ,on department
business.
Au oporatlon was performed on
Prince Adelbcrt, third son of the
Kaiser, or blood jiolsoolng. The prlnco
waa stung by a fly, and symptoms of
blood poisoning developed. It is re
ported that the operation was successful.
Jack Tar in Trouble.
Jack Robertson, who said bo was it
retired sailor, and was now engaged in
the race track business, Imbibed too
much liquor last night, and this morn
ing, when, he sobered up, found himself
in the elty jail. Police Judge Moores
collected the sum of $5 from Mm to
pay for tho night's lodging, and al
lowed him to go.
Mr. Skinner had recover! sufficient
ly from his Tuesday' "lark" to tell
bis tale to the judge this morning. He
said be came from California, and was
bound north. Being very penitent, and
also "broke," be was permitted to go,
upon his promise to continue going in
that direction.
'Die Albany chief of police 11 rod 21
hobos nut of that city Sunday,
intuits.
Strawberries aro scarco at Astoria
nono in the market there ono day last
week.
Baker City paya 39 0-10 cents per
hour per team for having tho streets
sprinkled.
Pour registered. Angora goati on o
runsh near Independence, wero recently
killed by dogs. .
A sven-pound black bass, 1814
inches long, was caught In a llko oast
of Albany last week.
Madras will soon have tho distinction
of having the only rural freo mall do
livery in Crook county,
A federal quarantine station is to be
established at flardlner near the mouth
nt the Uinpqua river.
A big 40-horso power automobile will
soon run between Madras and Prlne
vlile carrying passenger.
Lakevlew is to havo a riproarlng
Fourth of July celebration, and tho
iaglo will scream all day.
Chinese pheasants are more numerous
this year in Jackson and Josepblno
counties, than ever before.
The Cottage, Qtovo band ba closed
a contract with the Arnold show for
a three days' exhibition there.
Thornton Williams, of Burn, one of
Aurora will soon have a large opera the best known lawyer in Eastern Ore-
house and hall, modern in all appoint gon, died at his home last week.
Today is Petticoat Day
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SALE, NO. 227
For todny's selling wa offer n fine lino of
Taffeta Silk Petticoats
In color Black, Blue and Garnet 5 somo with nccordian plaiting, other
made with threo rows of ruffling. Every ono a grand value ut tho regular
prico of $0.50. TOMORROW ONLY
$3.98
Morning Sale of Petticoats
Our entire lino of silk and morcerlred petticoats at special price during
tho forenoon. Bo among the early ones sale closes ut 12 o'clock, -noon.
$.25 values
$.50 values
$.75 values
$2.00 valves
$2.50 values
$3.00 values
$3.50 values
$1.05
$1.23
$.39
$.68
$2.0
$2.48
$2.98
$5.00 values - $4.48
$8.50 values - $7.35
$0.00 values $8.98
$2.50 values - $0.65
$3.50 values - $,85
$5.00 values -$3.25
$6.50 values - $4.35
Garments Cut Fee
AH goods purchased hero costing 80e or moro per yard will bo cut nnd
fitted freo by the original Miller & Miller, expert designer, euttora and
fitters.
SHIRT WAIBT BTJXT8. TAI10B 8UITS.
HEW PLAITED SUITS. BI0RT WA1BTS
Shop in the Mornings
And take advantage of the special bargain that are everywhere through
out tho establishment. Everything redueml, except contract and special
ale good.
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