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"Ttf!yiWfti'T?r7rW7ryr'ari "14 f VmrT-"-nF!f SVIW Possibly showers tonight, Tuesday pos" sibly showers, cooicr, W""T T" "TB ""uo wuJgi", J. uesuay pos bidiv Hnowcrs, COOIcr. , iiABT UJLUTIUN, ;!;$IJ. ' AILY CAPITA L JOURNAL f ot xv- SALEM, OEEdON, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1005. NO. 178. GRAND r. DUKE IAIL EIGHT SQUARE INCHES HEAYY ELECTRIC RAIN BREAKS DAMS AFTER, GOOD WATER FALLS AT THE DALLES 4' BORIS STORM eniperature Drops 29 De- gres ana tnunxs 01 Ice Falls iTle Dalles, Or., July 81. A midden L la temperature, bringing wun u fMrero hailstorm, accompanied -with Udcr, swept suddoniy ovor tiio city taitv afternoon. Tno storm was forth unexpected, nnd nf tor tho drop fiemoeratttro hod occurred tho thor- Leter again took a jump, and tho at was almost as oppressive us be- i ilr had been a warm one. About wiotk tho tompcraturo began to L nd ranidly receded from 04 do tes to 65 degrocs, a drop of 20 do- i occurring In 12 minutes. Heavy 5(3j came up from tho southwest nnd lecomnnniod by conaidorablo .n.l. but no lightning. A hailstorm lowed of a peculiar naturo. Small, leimhr chunks of ice, differing entire- from tho regular stonoo, pourod from ) clouds. mrin? tho timo tho hail fell littlo !frMiii was obsorved In tompora- fe. Tho storm poesod rapidly ovor river. Thoso who had witnessed It so tbovo tho city described its ap irinffl as in tho form of n. whito ft of crcat dimensions moving ovor It ground. As a result of otmosphcr conditions n thunder storm too place r hit night. AKING A HARD FIGHT outiiern Cities a Unit in Thier Efforts to Control the Epidemic pukson, Miss., July 31. Tho stato iuil of health lms issued ordors to ov- town iu tlio stut o to nppolnt hoalth Beers, with power to issuo health cor- petes. Itcports from Lumborton to- j stated that no now infection- had wared. Mobile, Aln July 31. Although governor has not issued a proclnmn- la of quaruntino against Louisiana, i officers aro enforcing it. pew Orleans, July 31. Twolvo casos yellow fever woro roportod up to fin today, but no deaths. Mississippi IU refuses to allow any person to a into that state from Now Orleans Ibout a health certificate. Balloon Falls on tho Palace. 'ui, July 31. Tho ooronaut Sau te sod a fellow nnssencrcr narrowly :ped death this af tornoon, whom tho iocn fell. It landod on the roof of grand palaco of fino arts, breaking me glass. Tito unsKot saveu A Shameful Story Told of Europe's Worst and Low est Profligate - Paris, July 31. Throughout the czar's empiro "grand duko" and "profligato" havo long boon synono mous terms. To tell a Hussion thnt ho-is "no better than a grand duko" is tho greatest posslblo roproach ngatnst his moral character. Porhaps Iho most notorious nnd profligato of nil tho Russian grand dukes is tho Grand Duko Boris, who shocked Newport society on tho occa sion of his visit thcro a couplo of years ago, and lator was rccnllod from tho army in Manchuria on account of his notorious escapades. Tho ovil rep utation of Grnnd-Duko Boris hns not boon lossonod by tho terribly tragic death of Mllo. Anastasln Mazouroff, tho youngost daughter of a woll known lawyer and acknowledged to bo tho most boautlful girl in Kazan. Dosplto tho rigorous measures taken by tho Russian authorities to provont tho mattor becoming public tho particu lars of tho sad affair havo just ap poarod in several of tho Paris news papers. For somo months past, so the story goes,' Mile. Mazonroff caused her friends groat nnxiety by her peculiar fits of melancholy nnd nervous de pression. For wooks at a timo she re mained in tho houso, steadfastly ro fusing tho dozons of invitations sho rcooivod to dances nnd parties; A week ago, however, her paronts pro vailod upon hor to accompany them to a gnrdon party given by tho gov ernor of tho city.' Here sho displayod unwonted animation, and throughout tho afternoon was tho center of a largo crowd of admirers. Returning home, Mllo. Mazouroff retired at onco to hor bedroom, but on tho morning following her maid was unablo to obtain a reply whon sho knockod at hor mistress' door. In a stato of fronzy M. Mazouroff broko into his daughter's room. Thoro ho found tho young girl, clad in a bluo polgnoir, lying back in a chair be fore hor looking glass. Thero was a bullot wound in hor tcmplo nnd a toy rovolvor lay by hor sldo. Stuck in tho looking glaBS was an nntogrnphod portrait of Grand Duko Boris, and bo. sldo it lay a lottor in tho dead girl's handwriting addressed to tho Grand Duko Vladlmitf'a proflignto son. "What tho letter contalnod has not transplrod, but grand ducal influonco has boen brought to bear on M. Maz ouroff, who, with his family, has loft Kazan. Strlko Is Spreading. Warsaw, Poland, July 31. Ton thou sand workmen aro idle on account of tho striko movement, which is spread ing dally. Conflicts nro frequented with tho troops. Two largo iron works are closed down. ttst Received Di rect From theFac- oty The most complete line of "Velvet Grip" Hose Supporters er shown in the city. The new "Pad Front" stylo produce the , prop w straight front effect- so mueh desired by stylish dressers. The YMW "P" fastener is tho only satisfactory fastener on tho market. pi't find them on any other mako of hosp supporter. ASfo' &&3Baek&yfa , Vm'U .a ., pric ,,ght on .Terr IM. In ,'. Mthoh of ballot.. nt,!o to nndeilftU "regoLr tor... This Is All the Sound Skin Left on Hallet, a Victim .. of the Bennington San Diego, July 31.-0. II. Hnllctt, of Bnkorsflold, Cal., died this m rnlng, ranking tho'CGth victim of tho Ben nington explosion. Six others nro in a serious condition, tho, worst boing F. J. Muller. llallett was an awful suffer er. Ho was so badly burned that ho hud nut eight square luches of sound skin. Bnkorsfleld, Cal., July 31. Harry Hallctt, tho marine on tho Bennington, who died at San Diego this morning, wroto n letter six months ago to a frlond hero, saying: "You need not bo surprised at any timo to hear of mo bolng blown 200 feet in tho air. This old tub's boilers aro on tho bum, but if any of us say a word wo aro told to Bhut our mouths, or wo will bo put in tho brig." Dakota Will Fill tho Drydock. Seattle, Wash., July 31. Tho steam ship Dakota will completely fill' tho big drydock at thoPuge$ Sound navy yard when sho is raised from the water to permit of an examination of hor dam aged port tall shaft. The Dakota is to go to Bromorton Wodncsday, and will bo in tho dock until ropairs aro mado. Tho Dakota is 630 foot ovor nil, and has a 73-foot beam. Tho drydock s 050 feet in length nt tho top, nnd C07 Sleeps Over New York, Kills 'five Bathers, and Does Much Damage New York, 'July 31. During a thun dor storm of terrific intensity which passed over Now York yestorday of tor noon flvo persons wcro struck by light ning and instantly kdllod, and nino wero soriously injured nt tho Parkway Baths, Conoy Island. At tho same time ono( man was killed ami throe others prostrated at Gravesend Beach. Tho intenso heat of tho morning at tracted n great multdtudo to tho shoro resorts, nnd lato in tho afternoon tho storm blow up from tho westward, tho park and beach woro throngod with bathers and spoctntorB. Tho rain do Bcomiod in torronta and hundreds of mon, women and children sought shel ter undor tho big bathhouso, which is elevated above the sand on- p!lM, Tho lightning was incessant and ter rific thundor claps shook the bathhouso, to iho terror of tho crowd huddlod to gether beneath it. A fow minutes before 6 o'clock a bolt strug tho flagstaff and groundod in tho verV thickest of tho crowd, Nearly 50 persons woro prostrated, and tho crowd rushod out into tho storm. Thoso who had remained, 'n no water woro also panic striken, and mn in all directions, not daring to enter tho bath houso, which appeared to bo on fire. Ambulances woro summonod from nil tho nearest hospitals, and on tholr ar rival flvo persons woto found dead and Heavy Downpour Floods Res' ervoirs and Carries Them Away WRfflVIWWWSVVVWaWBVIIWMVsiak sv" I A fage stock of children's clothmjto be sacrificed at G. W. JOHNSON & Co. Come early and get the pick Bridgeport, Conn., July 31. Loss of llfo and immense dnmago to property followed tho bursting of rcsorvoirs north of this city as a result of tho unprecedented fall of rain early today. Tho precipitation in tho scries of show ers which struck across Connecticut last night and this morning rcachod a total of sovon inches. Tho dam at Ward's mill at Aston went out at 2 o'clock this morning, sending a great body of water down through tho town of Trumbull. TheTO was no warning to tho peoplo who lived on tho banks of what is usually n small wator-course. Tho houso occupied by John Losco, Ills' wlfo and sovoral children, was picked up by tho flood nnd earrlod a milo bolow. Tho Lesco family were nsloop at tho time, and all woro rescued after a perilous jo.urney. A houso occupied by Michael Moran was hurlod against tho Borkshlro bridge and smashed to kindling wood, and it Is bolioved that Moran was drownod. Pollco and firemen went to tho rescue and saved several Uvea. In North Bridgeport tho water swept againot tho Barnura avonuo brldgo and wrockod it just whoir an ico wagon was crossing it. In tho wagon woro William Kowezeski nnd John Staxkln. Tho wagon and horses woro swept awny and Kowzeski was drowned. Starkin was able to owlm ashoro. Los Angeles to Bring Water 240 Miles at a Cost of $23,000,000 Los Angeles, Cal., July 30. Work Is about to begin on a water systoui hero which will sccuro nn unllmitod supply of puro water for nil futuro needs. Tho schomo is to bring moun tain wntod from Owens lako and river, in Inyo county, across desorts, through mountains nnd across plains, a distonco of 240 miles, to givo Los Angolcs si supply sufficient for her needs, oven when hor population reaches tho mil lion mark. Engineers havo ostlmatod that tho cost of tho work will oxcoood '$23,000,000. Tho survey has shown that all tho water can ho convoyed hero by gravity, no pumping plants being necessary. Tho construction of nearly thirty miles of tunnols will bo 1 nocossary. Tho scheme, from an enginoor'a standpoint, in tho greatest of its kind in tho world. H "'1 ' on tho bottom. Tho dock is 07 foot wido'at tho bottom and 113 nt tho top. In order that tho Dakota may bo docked, her bow will havo to stick out ovor tho cosslon or water gato sovoral foot, and tho brldgo deck of tho ves sol will rlso 48 feet abovo tho top of tho drydock. To got tho Dakota into tho dock will requlro tho closest kind of figuring. Sho will present tho most unusual sight tho dock Has auorucu visitors. Manitoba's Wheat Crop. u'l.ninM. Mnn.. Julv 31. This week harvest will become gcnoral over -. it A O.-IIIma la tho Canadian norinwcsi. ""'"6 already woll undor way in certain sec tions. Many authorities estimate that tho wheat crop will exceed a hundred million bushels, against fifty-nvo mill ion last year. Tho increase in tho crop is duo to a wet Juno, in which wero many hot days, also to tho In creased acreage, there being more than four million aores under wheat this year. A Bryn Mawr Dudelet. Camden, N. J., July 31.-An auto mobilo in which John It. Valentine, a well-known society man of Philadel phia, his wife and two friends, woro riding, was struck by a trolley car here early this morning. Mrs. Valentine sus tained a fracture of tho eoUar bono and Mr Valentino was cut and bruised about the head anl face. Thoy were taken to tho Cooper Hospital. m, ..i... n.,...nnTit of tho automo- btlo wero not injured. Mr. Valentine is i ..iiln,II. master of the Rart- nor nunt Club, of Bryn awr, near here. 'nino unconscious under tho bathhouso. Tho Tjodion woro nil scorchod by tho 'electric fluid. Tho nino injured wero removed to tho hospital, whero it was said that somo would probably dlo. Many per sons loss soriously hurt woro taken homo by frionds. A slight fire in tho bathhouso was quickly extinguished by tho rain. About tho samo timo Henry Banswol lor was struck and killed while shelter ing undor a troo nt Gravcsond Beach, and his son, William, with John Applo and Daniel -MCnuloy, wero rondorod unconscious. Lightning struck at various points In tho city. A storo in Hushing avonuo, Brooklyn, was burnod, and a car in Sixth avenuo, Mnnhnttnn, was ot on lire, but tho occupants oscnpod unhurt. Tho loctrlc light and tho telophono wires in Bellevue hospital wero struck sovoral times, extinguishing all lights, and causing much alarm among tho patients. Not only satisfies the tasto but cools tho blood and strengthens tho system. Thoso hot weather satisfying drinks sold at Zinn's s TRIED TO SUICIDE Portland, Or., July 31. Alice Slle vey, of Klamath Falls, tried to commit suicide thero last night, by wood alco hol, but recovered. Sho was to havo married a young man there, nnd his re fusal to wed her caused the attempt. o O. B. tt N..Muat Pay. Pendleton, Or., July 31.- Tho time for tbo filing of a motion for a now trial by tho O. B. to N. Co. in its suit against Umatilla county has passed, and tho $40,000 taxes which havo boen in litigation tor two years must be paid. Tho railroad refuses to pay tho taxes assessed by the eounty on the ground that the letters O. B. k N. did not sig nify Oregon Bail road & Navigation Company, and on the contention that tho railroad was not esseMed upon tho same scale as other taxpayers of the eounty. t m w Hungarian Village Burned. Vienna, July 81. Throo hundred houses In th Hnnsrurian villas of Boy phes Varialjn wero burned today. Six loat thtir lives. CAN SELL NO POOLS Cleveland, O., July 81. Tho aban donment of this city ns a membor of tho grand trotting circuit is involved in tho issuance of an ordor this morn ing by Mayor Johnson ngnlnet pool soiling. Tho races oponed today on tho supposition thnt tho previous two years' proposition against gambling would bo ovomilod. ' Foot Foul Play. Lincoln, Neb., July 31. O. F. An drews, a promlnont lawyor, is mysteri ously missing. He started on a hunt ing trip in tho Piatt rivor woods. Hun dreds of mon havo organized a search, fearing foul play. arvn PROPHET a habem. Doukhobcrs Provide it for Their Sec ond Messiah. Dauphin, Munitobn, July 81. A hnr cm is tho latest acquisition of tho Ca nadian northwest. One has been dis covered a fow miles north of hero in tho Doukhobor colony, which is xulod ovor by Fetor Vorogin, who is hallod ns tho second Messiah by tho Doukho bors. Thoso slmplo people havo blindly followed tho load of Verogln, and his ovory wish is a command. Ho wanted a hareirr and his followers suppliod on Thero aro 18 girls of tendor ago, such ns nro usually scon in tho school room, in tho hnrom. Tho Doukhobors aro proud of tho now institution desplto their moral principles. Had Clean Bill of Health. Now York, July 31, The" Southorn Pacific steamer Proteous arrived in quaruntino from New Orleans this morning, with all woll, Tho crow is now shoro liberty. At New Orleans, whon tho passengers embarked, thoy Wero examined by tho board of hi alt h physician, nnd a history of their niovo monts whilo in tho eity rccordod. All from tho infected or suspicious dis tricts wero oxcludcd, and all stoorago pnssongors wero refused. Nlnotyslx cabin passengers were paused, and five from tho Italian quarter woro rejectod. 9. c. 7ieaeASSi Wednesday Only Special Bargain Sale No. 239 Special bargain event for Wednesday only, Don't expect to got them Tuesday or Thursday at theso prices, as they are for Wednesday only at quoted prices. Every garment is of this season's fashioning, and aro mado under the most sanl tory factories, insuring cleanliness, Gowns 98c In all new styles, valued at $1,60 eaoh. Gowns 73c Newest and best styles, regular $1 value. Corset Covers Drawers An exceptional value at 50c the garment. Oomo early and yon won't be disappointed. 39c SEE BIG AD ON PAGE THREE f-i M i M J Si" I , t I 4 " ! i 'i 4 'il 4 '?!