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;tion
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TRISCO
k
m
diful, Relief Plants
id Vaccination
f Compulsory
eo. May 10. The finan-
,is growing brighter each
Twety-ono million in cash, held
l;tae'bls previous to the fire, has
. 9b 'Wmffii-, larG additional
&yaea0Miw&he daily deposits ex-
;llNrWprals. Fivo million is
mint, for which there
use. The discovery
tttnonoy in tho. vault of
NpsorfiaJwire intact leads t6 tho bo-
vaults -will bo found in
When tho banks open,
-will have more money
so in its history. Tho
Assessor Dodge that
Ik ml 'MM the assessments in tho
ptWW'fsTMsstet;: to a nominal amount,
w..te,reyised values of tho land,
been melved with favor. This
' roll .-will probably show a do-
o teo,coo,ooo.
i INta iW:wpletion of five cooking
jb-i8h dst'dErl
WiVMm
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lief that
gooa
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relief section from which
ill bo served for 15 cents.
'of tho cost of rolief will
it From fifteen to twon-
,11 bo fed at these places
)1-lA'lPvlln the m0a ckot "J
tors" wui do enminaiea
encouraged to buy their
iTwenty-six freo dlspensar-
located by tho board of
eh many refugees, are be
in treated, ' All refugees In the Pro-
alilo are wing vaccinated, and innoc
M& wMl.be extended if health con-
ant it. Thero were some
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eases of vaccination being performed
at the point of tho bayonet.
San Francisco, 'May 10. As a result
of a careful census of refugees, the
number fed today by tho relief com
mittee was cut from 279,631 to 223,915
Today's rations consist only of meat
vegetables and bread. 2?oxt week the
distribution will bo mado every other
day. .Employers aro being urged to
pay their laborers part of their Tvages
each day, to enablo them to buy food,
instead of accepting charity. In caso
of money being unobtainable, employ
crs aro asked to givo their notes, which
will bo usodi as a medium of oxchnge.
Tho Brotherhood of Painters is un
dertaking to build temporary four
room cottages for their members.
San Francisco, May 10. Tho police
last night frustrated a daring attempt
to rob the safe of Chung & Son, Chinese
curio dealers, which .contained valu
ables worth $10,000. Gus Junlan and
Wm. Sherlocktwod'cspeatosafo crack
ers, wcto nrrestod. Thoy were loading
tho' safe into a wagon 'when caught.
Washington, May 10. Secretary
Taft, as president of tho American Red
Cross accepted $50,000 from tho people
of Japan for San Francisco, 's relief.
Wants Moro Monoy.
Washington, May 10. Secretary
Motcalf has requested congress to ap
propriate $66,000 additional for tho
construction of an Immigration station
at Angel Island, at San Francisco.
TRUNK
MURDER
MYSTERY
Trial Postponed on Account
of Witnesses Being Scat
tered by Earthquake
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Stocktbn, Cat, May 10. Tho trial of
Emma Lcdoux, the alleged murderess
of A. N. McVicar, tho trunk murder
victim, was postponed today from May
22d to Juno 5th. Many of tho witness
es hnvo disappeared since tho disaster
at San Francisco.
GORMAN IB SBAMKO'HIS' END.
Maryland Senator Suffers 'Prom Several
Diseases. ---
tussu
HAS NEW
CREATION
DiqA la Good Causo.
- (Four O'clock Edition.)
Santa Cruz, Cat, May 10. Tho body
of L. E. Chapman, drowned in the San
Lorenzo river yesterday, has not yet
been recovered. His hat was found.
Everything indicates that ho lost his
life in attempting to. assist Miss Mc
Kay. Parties aro still searching the
river.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, May lO.-Wheat 6282,
corn 47, oats 3232.
CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
sif
19k L
r 'g"L
W i '
a Powerful Special Sale of
ies and Children's Ready-
Wear Summer Garments
Millinery.
IRgprKSSS, STYLE, WORKMANSHIP, QUALITY AND LOW PRICES
THE MAIN FEATURES OF THE GARMENTS WB OFFER. TOR
gPBOIAL SALE. OUR BUTTERS HAVE BEEN BUSY AWAY
XAST THE PAST THREE MONTHS SECURING THE CORRECT
AND GOODS FOR. OUR SUMMER. TRADE. THE WONDER-
WTH OF THIS DEPARTMENT KEEPS US BUST MARKING
DS AND GETTING THBM READY FOR, SALS. TRADE AT
THAT DOES THE BUSINESS.
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LADIES' SUITS.
d take a whole page In this
to describe fully the
ortment of Ladiee' Wool
keep in etoek, both in plain
mixtures all nandsomeJy
silk lined; prices from
LTNBN SUITS.
ally made and handsomely
workmanship the beit;
tJ.60 up.
frra duok suits.
MMOrtmeat; all told at
; $2.50, 3.50 and up.
LINEN SUITS.
ind assortment la all the
rles; handsomely triaamed;
12.50 up.
lawk surra.
si aseermeat of faacj
dMJg&sj colors fast;
ilM ap.
PSTTICOATS.
rjpptt4 asoxtveat; ftlt item
SHIRT WAISTS.
watt to feast yer eye mi
& grand assortment of beautiful
enow-wbito Shirt Waists in LINEN
SILK and LINEN LAWNS, come
to the CHICAGO STORE; there you
will see the beautiful SHIRT WAIST
in all its lovliness; both ia losg and
short sleeves; trimmed is every con
ceivable way with beautiful laets
and embroideries. Our low prices will
Insure quick sales; prices 45c, 65e.
75c, 98e and up to I3.C0.
LADLES' COATS AND JACKETS.
Stylish ladies who have recently
returned from Chicago and New
York say our coats and jackets are
just as handsome as anything they
have sees east. They were surprised
at our low prices.
HANDSOME JACKETS, PRICE,
$3.45, $5.00 a4 vj.
SWELIi LONO
$8.50 and up.
COATS, W.00,
MLLLXXBSY.
Tfclj is the basiest plaee 1& Salem,
Six aaletUaiea all the tlsne e the
jossp waitlsg ea tra4e. If ye wast
pretty hats at abevt kalf what yea
pay elsewhere, eee to the Caitage
Start.
SALXK'S SEATBT WWXlNr KMO.
V0Y BROS.
cbi wU Cttrt StrMts
Washington, May 10. Senator" Ar
thur P. Gorman, of Maryland,iffSfit
ically ill at his homo in 'this cltyrllo
has not been in tho scnato for mnny
months. Within tho last fow dnys he
had a severo sinking spell, andhis'lifo
was despaired of.
His siekness began several months
ago with an attack of tho grippe, with
every indication that it would culmi
nate in pneuAonin, but this was avert
ed, and; it is now learned thnt ho Is
suffering from a complication of ail
ments, which givo no promiso o,f his
recovery.
Southern Baptist- Conference.
Chattanooga, Teua, May lO.Bap
tists from all parta of tho south aro
asiembled htro by thousands to attend
tho annual conierenco of tho Southern
Baptist church and" the convention of
tho Baptist Huxilllary organiiationa.
Last year the confereaco was holdi In
Knnsaa-City, Mo., and tho year boforo
in Nashville, Tena. Jt is estlmatod
that thero aro moro than 1000 more del
egates in attendance at tho conference
which opened hero today than at any
previous conferenco of tho Southern
Baptist church. Tho delegates to the
conforenco represont nearly 2,000,000
adherents of' tho Baptist faith. Many
important matters will como up for
consideration in the conference, which
will last six days, with scsiions evory
morning, aftcroon and evening.
Monster of the Sea Sails.
Hamburg, May 10. Tho steamship
Kaisorln Augusto Victoria, tho largest
Btcams'hip afloat, started from Tiero this.
morning for Newt York. Tho steamer,
which belongs to the service of the
Hambug-American Hn, carries a large
numbor of passengers and full cargo
of freight. It can, carry COO passongers
in, tho first cabin, 3S0 in tho second, 300
In tho third, and:'230O in- the steerage
Tho crew comprises 650 officers and,
men. Tho slrip is equipped with evory
modern convenlenco and has a largq
restaurant where passengers may eat
a la carte meals.
The Douma Meets Today for
the First Time, and .
Marks New Era
Tho Meeting of tho Douma.
ft. Petersburg, May 10. To Doums
we'ro sung this morning in all the
churches at 11 o'clock. At 12:30 mem
bers of tho Douma bureaucracy arrived
atf tho winter palace. Tho doputles
gathered in Nicholas' room, unti the
peasant deputies were unuwed by view
ing the palace rooms.
Tho Czarino and Empress Dowager,
followed by tho court, army and church,
official?, entered tho hall In tho paluce,
Everything was arranged with tho idea.
of) impressing tho doubt, which la tho
glamor of strength with tho bureau
craW. Tho ceremony began, with the
TwDcum. Then camo tho regal proces'
slon. Couriers carrlod tho diamond
studded scepter, and tho Czar was
seated on tho center of his ivory throne
Tho scene rivaled anything over wit
nessed in St. Petersburg. Tho peasant?
wero undisturbed) by tho display. Tho
bureaucrats and courtiers applauded
tho Czar's address, but tho peasants
wero undemonstrative. Tho Cznr ap
pearcd in good health, but showed aging
His advlret8 dealt with generalities.
Tho deputies maintained a silent atti
tude, which is considered an Insult to
the Crar by tho courtiers. When
Nicholas left tbe hall tho doputles
showed no sign of homage. Luncheon,
was served, and then tho deputies pro
ceeded to tho Tcurlda palaco.
CANADA
HAS A
CASE
Kamloop's District Is in
Chase of a Gang of Train
Robbers
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Vancouver, B. C, May 10. Thero Is
a ttnlquo clmso in tho Knmloops dis
trict after tho Canadian Paclflo train
robbers. Mnny blooded anlmnls ;ow
boys and others aro entering tho race.
A mult Undo of trails offer a chnuco of,
escape, but by tho traces discovered It
is expected tho robbers will bo run
down, but it is not thought thoy will'
bo taken nllvo.
SUMMON
ALL THE
CLERKS
Government Expects to Show
One Man Paid Taxes for
All ttie Companies
Chlcugo, May 10. Subpoenacs have,
been issued JL or nino Ohio county treas
urers to nppoar and produce iloaumon
tnry ovldenco during tho oil hearing, to
show tho organization and operation of
tho oil trust lit Ohio, It is charged
thnt nil taxes for tho Stnndard'and Its
subsidiary, though supposed indopond
ont companies, wero paid by ono mail.
Primitive Met&odist Conference.
Methuen, Mass., May 10. The an
nual conference of the Primitive Meth
odist chuTch of the East opened) here
this morning with a large attendance
of delegates, representing every part
of tho eastern and New England
states.
Operators Will Meet Miners.
Chicago, May 10. The bituminous
operators have agreed to meet the min
ers in joint conference.'
Miners Qo to Work.
Wilkosbarre, P., May 10. Seventy
per cent of the misers responded when
the miners resumed operations today
There was bo discrimination, and oM
employes were re-hired.
Strike ia OerauBy.
Berlin, May 10. Three thoutana
me will be affected in the strike of.
the metal' Industries in Germany, bo
ginning Friday.
Opening tho Duoma.
St. Petersburg, May 10. Tho ses
sion of tho first parliamentary body
in the hlmory of Russia was oponed at
tho Taurldo palaco by tho crar toduy,
It was tho occasion of a grand display
of imperial splendor and nt tho snmo
timo a demonstration of tho fact thnt
tho government Is determined to nbro
guto completely ita power of dictat
ing to tho people. Many thoufamls of
peoplo from nil parts of tho country
had como to St. Petersburg to witness
tho KCwnes accompanying tho opoiung
of tho first national assembly, or du
oma. Troops and police wero scattered
all through tho city and had a watch'
ful cy on everything of a suspicious
nature, thnt might be going on in any
part of tho city, particularly urouud
tho impi-iiol palaco and tho Tnuride
pulrteo, Tho streets betwocn- tho t two
place wero carefully guurded by a
largo forco of tTOopn and police, to pre
vont any attempt upon tho Hfo of tho
czar on his way to nod from tho parlia
ment building. Outside of .the cordon
of troope thouAitnds of people crowded
the streets, eager to catch a glirrrpso of
tho czar and his brilliant sulto.
At an early hour this morning her
alds, gorgeously attired, rodo through
tbo streets on richly caparisoned horses
and proclaimed tho opening of tho na
tional assembly and, at tho eamo time,
commanded poaco and order, It was
high noon when the czar, surrounded
by tbe members of tbe cabinet, the of
ficials of the court and a brilliant suite
of officers of tbe army, started from
the Imperial palace to the Taurldo pal
ace, wbero tho members of tbe nationul
assembly, who had boon recently elect
ed, were already assembled awaiting
the arrival of tbe emperor. Count
Witto was abttmt and his place near
the emperor was taken by the new pre
mier, Ooremykro, wboto appearaneo
was the tdgtstf for LoUllo demonstra
tioaa In the crowd, which, however,
were quickly eupprewed by tho poUee-
When the gorgeous procession reach'
ed tho portal of tho Taurldo palace,
the military escort formed la double
lines, between which the czar and the
membe of his suite entered. At tbe
portal the emperor was received by a
delegation of tbo duoma and escorted
to the grand hall, where tbe national
assembly was awaiting the arrival of
We hm taken tbe agencyi ;etuAl opeBln(? tmaM(By WM
tot ike brief. The czar delivered a afcort ad-
UA T T TIT sf"Vk' ' irb!ek ho """"'H aatctesty
- Xb. JU JLs "" IN V'fr pHleal prieoseru and the abell
, ' , ItUwof jaartkllaw. After ft brief re
after rfkMtf flftJata. FrCS,. U t etimenti wMek hii
prewpUd Mm te &y to kU pef4 a
PMm1 MeesaUy axd (after haviag
petMtdat tho 4bUm ef the 4eH pr
tUasesiury) Vody t tie esspke, 3u sV
eUred tU sessaoa fonuuiy mmsmO.
JHwVFV "WeMs wtWs fWW'WWi WWW wKr
until tho czar had withdrawn and re
turned to tho Imperial pnlnco.
Tho opening session of tbo duoma
was qulto short. President Pctrunko
vltch delivered an nddrosf and submit
ted a number of communications from
tho imperial government, lucludlng a
plan for tho reorganization of tho fin
n'necs of tho country. Soon after that
tho first meeting was adjournod.
Tho Taurldo palnco, whore, nt least
for tho present, tho sessions of tho du
omn will bo held, was built in 17S3,
and was presented by tho Empresu Ca
therlno II. to Prlnco Potemkln, tho
"hero of tho Taurus," nftor tho con
quest of tho .Crimea. Whon tho jirlneo
died in 17M it bocamo crowa proporty
and has elnco been used as nn 'exhibi
tion building. It wub completely ro
modolled for tho purpoSo of mnklnR it
suitable as parliament building. Tito
wholo central portion of tho palaco will
bo occupied! for tho purposes of tho
national assembly. Tho hall In which
tho memborn meet Is about as largo as
tho houso of representatives in Wash
ington, is ontlroly decorated In white.
and adorned with frescoes from Po-
temkln's time. Behind tho president's
seat and facing tho representatives I
a largo window looking out on a gar
den. Tho seats and dwsks of tho rep
resentatives hnvo been arranged around
tho hall, tier on tier, us In n thenter(
Tho tribune, from which the member
will addr ss tho houso, Is In tho cantor,
and on each sldo of It nro two seats
for tho secretaries of tbo duonui. Tho
president's chair Is behind tho tribune,
as aro also tho places for the ministers
and their assistant and tho prcta.
Thoro aro C04 sitn for representatives
and undur eaoh Is a ventilator. The
desk have sliding -tops which will
thus do away with tho banging of lids,
to which turbulent imrlinmcntarltts
might report to to givo expression to
their displeanum No place has bcon
mado for ink wells, which aro not to
bo permitted, and tho representatives
will hnvo to make pencil notes. The
object of this is, probably, to prevent
tbe throwing of ink wells by dis
gruntled members, ono of tho favorito
methods of parliamentary warfare in
como parliamentary bodies of Europe,
The Now Role In Xusela,
St. Petersburg, May 10. Hunk's
new national assembly of the Douma
was formally opened in the winter pal
ace. Tho emperor greeted the deputies
And proclaimed the Douma In session
and read on ad drees. Tbe deputies re
paired to tho Taurida palaco after tho
address. Tho populace cheered the
procession of dleputlos. It Is tho first
timo In 15 months that tho Czar bus
been in tho capita).
Jcromo acttdng Busy,
Now York, May lO.-Dlstrlcl Attor
noy Joronio has subpoenaed! President
Peabody, of tho Mutual Llfo, to appear
boforO a special grand jury. It is un
derstood that Peabody will bo a will4
lug witness.
THE SPA
iy mm ouivr rAOMKY
Tho MeVropolltan Handicap.
New York, May 10. Tho spring
meotlng of tho Weatchrstor Pacing as
soclation opens this nftornoon at Del
mont park. Tho meeting will only last
nino days, but somo good sport is prom-
Ased. Tho chief event of tho opening
day will bo tho Metropolitan handi
cap, for which) many famous horses
havo boon ontwed, James R. Kooao's"
inmous Syaonby is top wotgbt with 131
pounds and K, II, Thomas' aged e-
pnignoT, Horuils, again has seeoad
plnco with 1S!0 pounds Ort Wells rates
uoxt with 125 pound Thotv follow
Delhi, 124 Stalwart and Artful, 128
pounds onchj Hamburg Bello, 122;
Rosoben, 131. (luldlng Star is only
weighted with 03 pounds. Baco King
wall also bo among, tho etnrtors and
will carry only DO pounds. Last year
tho Metropolitan resulted in. a dead
hent botweon. Sysonltyt and ltaeo KI.Hg. '
NotwlthstnnkVing tho lieavy, handicap
Syaonby seoms to bo tho general tav-orlto.
After the Standard Oil Co.
(Four O'Clock Edition,)
Chicago, May 10. E. M. Wilholt, of
Topekn ,a former Standard OH agent,
in tbo interstate commerce commission
hearing toduy, testified that the Stand
ard had ordered him to pay for infor
mation concerning competitiors. The
Standard maintained an espionage sys
tem throughout the country. "Water
White," "Perfection," llead Light"
and threo other grades were sold from
the same tarJc He saidi "I know I
cheated, but they instructed me. The
Standard values a man only by the
dirty work be does. Self-respect
pelled. we to quit. The cosipasy wed
cheeks to bribe railway employes."
I tolfl tbe eommlieleBer that the
Santa Fe and other rallreaAs had re
duced their tariffs as gifts to tbe Standard.
Pi Phi Fraternity Meets.
Schenectady, N.' Y., May 10.Tho I'l
Phi friitornlty oponed ita 28tb auuual
convention under the nusplcei of Bot
chapter nt tho YsliHxm hotel this mofi
iug. Tho nttondhnco was large, Tha
opening seiwion was devoted to prollin.
inary routine business. This nfternooHt
tho delegated will bo entertained by ni
tally-ho rldo to points of Interest In tho-
vicinity. In tho ovewlag a reception
will bo given by tho active chapter to
tho delegates nt tho now Pi Phi chaptot
rooms in tho Doimhuo building.
Tho'convcntlon will lnt threo days
and nn interesting program has beoa
prepared for tho entortainmest of tho
visiting delegates. Tho great ball will
bo hold at tbo Mohawk Cfolf club. The
ftocond buslncm cessiou will bo held
Saturday morning, am; tbo convention
will oloto on Saturday afternoon with
tho election of tho ofllcers for tho com
ing year. Tho annual banquet will be
held in tlto evening.
Werej Well Received.
Upon Invitation of frcsldcnt Cole
man, H. Jiorer n( Jiai u, i-anou, iwb
well-known Sulern business men, ap
peared ut the general assembly of stu
dents of Willamette University this,
morning, and were given a vtry cordial
reception by tho students and faculty.
They wero Introduced by tho chairman,
and mado brief talks for tho progress
of tho school, and both Incidentally
mado complimentary remarks about W.
0, llutvloy, as tho Republican eandldatq
for congress, which wero very Well re
ceived by all present. Great enthusi
asm was created,
A IUadiKM Xtlm.
Work on I)r, W. H; Byrd's new resi
dence is progressing nicely. Tbo ex
cavation is completed, preparatory to
tho boAemeat walls, A concrete baso
ment will be jdaeed below ground and
a "brick foundation from tho grade up.
When iV;A it will be one of the
handsomest residences in the city.' ''
WW MaJtry,
Arth&r W, Haw s4 Jlva Mr Wal
te, f Salew , T. S, Ke, i, were
CaapaiB Whm Up,
A big Republican raUy is arrsaged
fer Saturday evening la the' UbIok
Khool hosse we of Jeffe rsea-Tbe e
dldatce for (he iegUlatere aad ewaty
oe will be ft went aad will' Bfail
themselves of the eppartaalty to Mteec
the voters f tUt seiua, ef (he
i'l 1 1 i. a i '
I', M. ftith 1mv ey la a tew
days1 OHilag at Crttta' SjNtis U U
CaKSiie pwwjUlas,
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