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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
VOli. XV.
SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1905.
NO. 107.
W& "ifi"
WANT TO
DEPOSE
THE CZAR
Zemstvos Congress Prohibit
ed Meeting Because it
Wishes a Change
of Ruier
St. Petersburg, July 18. It Is report
ed boro that u largo party of Zcm.
stvests Dumalsts at Moscow favor is
tiling a proclamation deposing Emperor
Nicholas, and establishing a regency
for tho Grand Duko Alexis Nlcholo
vltcb, tho infant, tho throno to bo held
by four grand dukca. It is alleged that
for this reason tho Zomstvos congress
scheduled nt Moscow for tomorrow will
bo prohibited.
ROUGH ON
SIBERIA
Berlin, July 18. Tho Schlcslscho
Zcitung says tho Japnncso bavo re
leased all tho convicts on tho Island of
Sakhalicn. Tho ordinary criminals
luvvo bcon shipped to Siberia, and
turned loose, after boing supplied wjth
provisions. Tho political prisoners
havo asked to remain a Japancso sub
jects. Jauroz'a Noino la Ilonorod.
City of Mexico, July 18. Today
was observed aa a holiday throughout
tho republic, being tho thirty-third
anniversary of tho doath of Bonlto
Jauroz, tho famous Llboral party
president. A long procession of prlmi
nont neoplo marched to tho comotory
of San Fordlnando wherein Ho tho ro
mains of tho illustrious soldior who
lod tho successful struggles ngalust
tho Moxmllllan empire. Tho process
Ion included workingmon's soclotlos,
government ofllcialR, members or scl
entitle and lltornry sociotics, ofllcors
of tho garrison, members of congress
and surviving slgnors of tho prcsont
constitution. President Diaz and oth
er persons of cminonco gathorod about
tho tomb and heaped it with floral of
ferings. Qv
Transmisslsslppl Congress.
Portland, Ore., July 18, Prepara
tions on an oxtenslvo scolo aro boing
mado for tho Transmisslsslppl Com
mercial concross to bo hold in this
tclty ouo month honco. During tho last
few years tho congross lias cnlargou
Its scopo and momborship In a wonder-'
fid degree, and tho forthcoming meet
ing Is oxpoctod to bo tho largost and
most notublo of its kind over held.
Though tho congress was originally in
tended to dovoto its offorts to tho de
velopment of tho trans.Mlsslsslppl re
gion it early outgrow this limitation
of its scopo and embraced as its ob
ject tho commercial advancement of
tho entire country. As has boon tho
case for soveral yoars past tho coming
session will bo attondod by dolcgates
from almost ovory state and territory.
Advices received by Sccrotory Fran
cis Indlcato that tho attendanco will
reach tho 3000 mark. Tho governors
of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, California,
HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE
DRESS GOODS ON OUR
Bargain Table
TnEY'EB EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE8 AT PRICES THAT WILL CLOSE
THEM OUT QUICKLY.
ON ONE TABLE AT ,
75c
YOU WILL FIND SOME OF TKBOHOIOEST FABRICS OF THE SEA
BON WHICH RANGED IN PRIOEFHOM $1.00 PER YARD TO $1.40
PER YARD INCLUDING FANCY MOHAIRS, MOHAIR FLORENTINE
FANCY PANAMA SUITINOS, TAILOR SUITINGS, CHIFFON EOIJNNB
AND VOILES.
ON THE 35J TABLE WE ARE
CLOSING OUT MANY DESIRABLEPATTERNB FROM OUR SOcLINES
IN FANCY MOHAIRS, CREPE DEPARIS, AND TAILOR SUITES.
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f.&Z&ZSV&b
Colorado, New Mexico, "Washington
and Oregon ,aro expected to bo pres
ent. Some of tho many subjects slated for
consideration aro as follews: Tho un
ion of interests between Pacific coast
pdrts and ports of tho Gulf of Mexico;
tho Improvement of rivers, hnrbors nnd
waterways; statehood for tho territo
ries; co-operation in laws covering
waterways, irrigation and mining
nmong Canada, tho Unitod Statcsand
Mexico; tcchincnl schools and experi
mental stations for tho west; livestock
interests of tho trans-Mlsslsslppl re
gion; tho necessity for differentials fa
voring Pacific coast ports in tho build
ing of naval vessels; expositions and
tholr lnflucnco upon tho development
of tho country; Intcrstato commcrco
commission and tho betcrment of rail
nnd water transportation; encourage
ment of homo manufactures; tho Isth
mian canal nnd its. effect upon commcrco.
Witts Will Bo It.
St. Petersburg, July 18.-M. Wltto
had a final Ittoijvlqw with tho emperor
at PctcrholT today. Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff was prosont. Wjtto leaves
for Paris tomorrow, accompanied by
Mrs. Wltto, who will not mako tho trip
to tho United States. It is announced
that 475,201 men will bo called to per
form military sorvlco during tho prcs
ont yoar.
Will Act as Escort.
Newport, It. I., July 18. Tho sec
ond division1 of tho battleship squad
ron of tho North Atlantic fleet, com
manded by Roar-Admiral Davis, sailed
today to join tho squadron of Amer
ican warships which is to convey tho
body of Paul Jones from Frnnce. Tho
division will dscort tho Inbound flcot
to Hampton roads.
Namo Seems Familiar.
Washington, July 18. It Is an
nounced today that Jackson Smith, of
tho International Hallway of Moxlco,
has beon appointed assistant to Chief
Englnoor Stevens, of tho Pnnama ca
nal commission. Smith will accom
pany Chairman Shonts and Stovcns to
Panama.
Railroad Smash Up.
Rochester, N. Y., July 18. Tiio Chi
cago-Detroit special on tho Now York
Central, crashed into a freight train nt
tho Culver streot crossing this morning,
derailing seven coaohes, smashing two
jnto kindling wood. Engineer Clnrk
was killed nnd sovoral passongcrs in
jured. '
Pity ho failed on Hlmsolf.
Seattle, Wash., July 18. H. P. Dion,
of "Ballard, shot and seriously wounded
Mrs. Nottlo Mott his sweothoart, nnd
thon sloshod his own throat with a pon
kulfo this morning. Nelthor will die.
Jealousy caused tho act. -
A California Blaze.
Santa Rosa, Cnl., July 18. A flro at
midnight destroyed n portion of tho
business section of Sebastopol; loss
$10,000.
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Chicago Markets,
Chicago, July 18. Wheat 80; corn,
0757; oats 30tf31.
Henry Wallace, son of Gonoral Low
Wallace, has written Itopresonfatlvo
Charles Landis on behalf of himself
and his mother, offorlng Water Bubblo,
General Wnllaco's country placo, to
tho government for a fish hatchery.
Tho farm contains sovoral largo ortlft'
clal lakes, n keoper's lodgo and n
hatchory equipment.
SIX ARE
BURNED
TO DEATH
In Hotel Fire in Wabash-Winn-
esota Early This
Morning
Wabash, Minn., July 18. As tho re
sult of an explosion of n gas tank tho
Depot lintel was destroyed by firo ear
ly this morning, nnd six aro known to
have burned to denth. Thcro may bo
other bodies in th'o ruins. Tho dead
are: Mrs. A. Hoffman and baby, Rob--
crt Johnston, Gertrudo Spentschcr,
Rebecca Herman and Jametf Hunt.
Will Get 40 Per Cent.
Manila, July 18. Depositors In tho
Amcricnn Bank will receive 40 per
cent of their claims. Tho bank was
closed by order of Governor-Gencrnl
Wright.'
If This Doesn't Bting Yoj
TOMORROW MORNING WE SHALL BEQIN A
SUIT SALE
THAT SHALL 8TAND AS A RECORD-BREAKER FOR TIME TO
COME. WE WOULD RATHJQR COUNT DOLLARS THAN GOODS.
THEREFORE, WE ARE GOING TO TRADE EVERYTHING FOR
DOLLARS THAT WE POSSIBLY OAN. THAT IS WHY BO MANY
SUITS ARE GOING TO BE SOLD AT SUCH LOW PRICES.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
CLOTHIERS, HATTERS & FURNISHERS
WORST
IN THE
DECK
Prince Philip, of Bad Reputa-
lion, Wants Dlvorco From
Louise, Who Has None
Gothn, Germany, July 18. Prlnco
Philip of Suxo Coburg and Gotha, today
filod n petition for a dlvorco from
Princess Louise, tho oldost daughter of
King Leopold, of Bolgtum.
FRAUD
CASES
Portlnnd, July 18. Tho taking of
tostimony in tho Williamson trial was
finished this morning, and Honey mado
tho oponlng nrgumont for tho prosecu
tion, finishing at 11:30 a. m. Ho claimod
tho government had established a con
spiracy among tho defendants, and
provod subornation of porjury. Bon
nett oxpects to eoneludo tho nrgumont
for tho dofenso this afternoon. Tho
caso will reach tho jury probably to
morrow night.
An Illinois Wreck.
Chioago, July 18. In' a head-end col
lision on tho Santa Fo between a pas
sengor and froight, two inlloa south of
Rome. 111., this afternoon, ono was
killed and thrco seriously injurod. Tho
doad Is: Win. Caldwell, Wolls-Fargo's
oxnross messenger, Tho injured wero
all train men. Two passengor coaches
toloscopod, andn tho onglne and lour
freight cars wero demolished.
Drowned Forty Hindoos.
Tihnre. India. Julv 18. The ferry
boat on Anohor Lake capsizod today,
while carrying a largo crowd of pleas
ure seekors, and drowned 40.
The Crowds Go to the
The Spa
These days because they
find oar Ices, sherbets and
ice cream pare, refreshing
and dcllcloas In flavor
W. T. STOLZ, L. O. MYERS.
383 State Street.
FELL TWO
THOUSAND
FEET
Prof. Montgomery's Aer
oplane Collapses, and
Dives From Dizzy Height
Santa Clara, July 18. Aeronaut
Daniel Malonoy fell 2000 fcot from
Prof. Montgomery's ncroplano and
wns killed.' Tho ascension was mado
from tho Santa Clara collcgo orchard
at 10:fiO a. m. Tho guy ropo fouled
ono wing. Tho balloon roso 4000 foot
when Malonoy cut looso and descended
gradually 2000 feet, when tho rear wing
collapsed, and ho fell rapidly, landing
on Eborhnrd's tannery yard. Ho was
still alive, and was removed on n
stretcher to Santn Clara Collcgo, whero
ho died in half an hour. Prof. Mont
gomery la prostrated over tho accident.
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You'te Out of Town
EASTERN
STATES
SIZZLE
Hot Wave Swept Over Atlan
tic and Middle Section
Yesterday and Today
Chicago, July 18. Tho crost of tho
hot wavo has passed ovor Chicago, and
relief is proinisod tomorrow. Tho tor
rid blast is contral ovor tho Atlantic
states today. Thrco doaths woro re
ported this morning as n rosult of yes
terday'it heat. Tho thormomctor reg
istered 00 ut noon.
Now York, July 18. Lato returns
from tho hospitals show 10 deaths as
tho result of tho torrid weather yoa
torday. Moro than 100 casos of pros
tratlonu woro roported to tho polleo.
Tho hot wenthor eontlnuos today.
Now York, July 18. Tho tompora
ture roso steadily during tho day and
at 3 o'clock this afternoon roglstorod
100 on tha sldowulks. Tho streets aro
dosortod and horses dropped by score.
Ton deaths by sunstroko wero reported
up to 2 o'clock. Tho polico blotters
showed soveral hundred oases Of pros
trations. Dos Moines, la., July 18. Danlol
Mormon, Mrs. Margaret Caspar, her 3-raontbfl-old
infant, and John Doolittltf,
nil of this city aro dead from heat, and
a dozen nro prostrated.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 18,-Tharo
wero flvo prostrations and two doaths
from heat today,
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Only an Ant Hill, Anyway.
Mount Washington, July 18. W. H.
Hllllard, of Boston, with a OO.horso
power Nnpler, established a now
world's record for tho olimb to tho
summit of Mount Washington, outtlng
four minutes off tho previous record,
held by Harry Harknow, of New York.
Billiard made tho ascent in 20 minutos,
58 2-5 seconds.
John Hyde Resigns.
Now York, July 18. John Hydo.
has resigned the office of chief statisti
cian of tho agricultural department on
account of alleged falling health.
o
It Is a criminal offense to stuff a. bal
lot box, but there Is no law prohibiting
the stuffing of a contribution box.
No man knows how to hold a baby
properly-bat he is willing not to learn.
Atlantic City Horso Show.
Atlantic City, N. J., July 18. So
cloty deserted tho pleasures of tho
beach and tho board walk today for In
let park, whero tho seventh annual ex
hibition of tho Atlantic City Horso
Show association was opened under
happy auspices. Tho entry list this
year 'is exceptionally largo and of a
high class and tho show promises to
bo highly successful. 1-lvo thousand
dollars in prizes in addition to a num.
bcr of trophies will bo distributed
among tho winners In tho various
classed. Tho exhibition will continue
until tho ond of tho week.
Advertisers' Golf Tournoy.
Clcvolnud, O., July 10. Tho beauti
ful links of tho Euclid club wcro
thronged with golf enthusiasts today
nt tho opening of tho annual cham
pionship tournamont of tho Amcricnn
Golf Association of Advertising Inter
ests. Tho tournament is to continuo
thrco dnys, and judging from tho lnrgo
ontry list nnd tho promptltudo of off
flcials and players In tho preliminary
rounds it will bo ono of tho most suc
cessful ovents of its kind over Been In
this part of tho country.
After tho Railroads Now.
Chicago, July 18. Assistant United
States Attorney Mnrston filed a bill bo
foro tho interstnto commcrco commis
sion against tho Chicago & Groat West
ern and soven other railroads in tho
United States circuit court asking theso
railroads to bo provontcd from charg
ing an oxcesslvo rnto for tho shipment
of livestock over that charged for
dressed meats from Missouri rlvor
points.
I O '
Powers Throaton Turkoyv
Borltn, July 18. Tho Tngoblntt says
tho powers hnvo threatened tho porto
that unless Turkey agrees to tho pro
posals for tho International control of
tho finances of Macedonia, a joint nuv
al demonstration will bo mado at Salon
ika.
In Mrs, Chodwick'8 Footsteps,
Norwalk, Ohio, July 18. a W.
French, n capitalist nnd railroad pro
moter, who hnB lately been operating in
Callfornln, wih arrested hero this morn
Ing. Ho will bo taken to Akron, Ohio,
to stand trial on n charge of obtaining
$17,000 from Nathan Berk on fnlso
proteose.
Wash Goods Clearance
You'll find a host of rare bargains
in our wash goods scotlon today.
All of tho choices weaves and. do
signs have beon radically roduoed.
For instnnee wo offer 6o and 85c
organdies, mullB, voiles, oto for
just 33 yani.
Underwear Specials
Summer vosts for Indies and chil
dren. A chanco to savo in each.
35c low noek, sleoveloss vest in
pink, bluo and whlto 23-
Sleeveless and long sleovo sum
mer vest, oxtra size, special lQS
Assortment of odd lines in chil
dren's and ladles' vosts, whlto and
tan HALF PRICE.
JE v S
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Advance Fall Shipments
Theso oxtremo stylish creations glvo a very fair idea as to what tho
fall styles in woraon's wear will bo.
NEW FALL SUITS. Our first shipmpnts on display second floor.
New fall shades and materials,
PETTICOATS New, all silk, 18.incb, accordeon plaited rufllc, tegu
lar $10.00 valuo at special price, $7.05-
NEW PTNORBE SHOES FOR FALL Styles in n woman' boot is. tho
whole thing. There is not another boot for ladle in the city that is so
pretty and faithfully good as the Piugree made. Price $3.50 7l
SILVERT0N
SUPPLIES
SURGEON
Dr. Wolff, of Silverton, Se
lected by Peary to Go on
the Polar Expedition
Now York, July 18. Duplicate parta
of tho dclicato sclcntifio instruments to
bo used by tho Peary expedition in
search for tho north polo wcro placed
aboard tho stenmor Roosevelt before) It
sailed Sunday from this port. Trlplo
sets of nautical instruments woro also
takon along.
Dr. Louis J. Wolff, of Bllvcrton, Ore.,
wns chosen as surgeon of tho expedi
tion. Ho is 30 years old ond n grnihi
ato of tho Collcgo of Surgery in San
Fraucisco of tho class of 1003. Until
recently Wolff wns connected with tho
outdoor department of Bellevue hos
pital. FIroraon's Tournamont.
Winston-Salem, N. 0., July 18,-Thfa
city la gay with flngs ond buntlug in
honor of tho many visitors hero for
tho eighteenth nnnual tournament of
tho North Carolina Stnto Firemen's
Association. Teams of flromon, muny
of thorn nccompanlod by bands nnd del
cgatlons of cltltens, nro on hand from
Wilmington, Rnlolgh, Salisbury, Now
Born, Fnyottovllio, Greensboro nnd
other lending cities of tho state. Tho
buslnosa sessions began today, Presi
dent James D. McNeill, of Fnyottovllio
presiding. Tho pnrado Is scheduled for
tomorrow, whllo tho programme of
prlzo contests will bo pulled off Thurs
day, tho concluding dny of the tour
nament. Now tho Ico Handlers Striko.
Now York, July 18. Ono thousand!
Ico handlors of tho Amorlcan Ico Co,
struck this morning for higher wngoa
and shorter hours. Non-union mon aro
boing employed to fill tholr places. A
partial ico famlno Is tho rosult.
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Clark Rotter.
Now York, July 18, Senator Clark
passed a good night, -and thero Is no
marked change in his condition.
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Bathing Salts for Everybody
Everyone should own tholr bathing
suit. It is rlennor, healthier and mora
economical in tho long run. You can't
blumo anybody for not wanting to wear
u suit others lmvo worn, to say noth
ing of tho old, out of dnte styloK, poor
quality, and frooklsh colors, character
istic of most boach suits. Wo hnvo u
flno nsortmunt of new 1005 styles hi
bluu and blaok brliliantino. Price
rnngo from $3.00 to $7.50. Though n
mnn's bathing sutt is ulwuyn conven
tional, ours aro tho well-mudo kind,
fast oolorH, propor size measurement,
at the ory ronsonablo prlcon of 50a
to $3.50, Bathing trunks for men and
boys, 25c ouch.
Straw Hats $. 5
Wednesdny only wo place on sale
a lot of our regular $2.00 straws in
popular shapos nt tho extremely
special price of $1,15 Just tho
thing to wear on your summer vaca
tion, Summer Salts
For In d 1 08 In cotton, voilo nnd
linou, ranging In price from $3.50
to $12.60 at HALF PRICE.
Boys' Vacation Salts
Wo aro closing out our broken
linos. of two-pleco suits, at tho fol
lowing prices:
$5.00 value now $4.00
4.50 valuo npw 3.00
4.00 valuo now 3.20
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