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""ir csovmsv""-, - ?L. I tf AMpi" WARMBRfTONiaHT "i,,"r,$'v i. At iHA! AY. If . - . M TWO XDITIOKS" DAILY AT i EJAILY OAWlALJ2IieNAL vi I u. u "' - YS HEAVY 4 DAMAGES ha Puts up $100,000 for Each. French Missionary Murdered by Boxers Ins, Juno 2B.TJ10 foreign office jcen advised that China Wednesday Id a treaty according completo sat- tion to Franco for the massacre of xench Jesuit missionaries at Nan- Klangsi province, in February f China pays $200,000 indemnity to aissions and! $400,000 indemnity to Jeceasod missionaries' families. a memorial hospital and pun- Stho ringleaders of tho rioting. In don, post-humous honors, which peoplo of Nnnchang demanded, lot bo granted to tho Chineso raag- whdso suicido was tho signal ae ouiureaK. xne .t'rencn cun- in tho vicinity of Nnnchang will bo -withdrawn. zzini's Birthday Observed. Juno 22. Tho anniversary) of ini'a birth was observed through- Italy today, aliko by republicans lothera not in sympathy with re- canisra. Tho chamber of deputies j . special session, at which eulogies delivered by several deputies. As tho chief public celebration was it tho Collegia Komanc, which was (died by tho king and all tho min- Calumet) Copper Dividend. - Bton, Juno 22. TWo quartorly div- rocontlyi declared by tho ddrect if tho Calumet & Ilecla .Mining snyi ia payablo (today. It amounts pcq sharo to. all stockholders on on May 24. This compares with breo months ago and $10 ono year IMAGO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE iOOO yards of 10c Persian Lawns Special Price, yd. 5 cents. BAIN OR SHrNE, WE ov carefully this Prico List of iKilH-lii.offired fa Salen2' .1) yard shrunk .Indian .Head ;Dresa Goods, jrard l4(s yardo No. 2 Taffeta SUk i Ribbon in all colors, yard... 3c Tarda 10a and 12& Dress Ginghams, yard 81-3e varda Bleached and Un- Cached Muslins, yard...... 5c, Gtfc, VAC 81-3c yards Dark and light Call- es, special, yairdl sonsands of yards of Imported lawns and DiaUiea ia fan cits, plain shad and black; Mo prico ...... ...81-3 and 10c s Black and Wh to ObeeK Diesa GinsAam. vard 9o PU0 White Lin,en Pwaaols, just rfved sale, price f 0:c -w Colored Silk umbrellas ith fancy borders;, sate priee$W5 voreet Cover Embroidery, a quaUtyprkftyard 25 uxrdift Corseta in all colors; groat aellar- nal nriee 35s White Peart Buttons) doz.. 5C "' Wity Ca&vasa Delta, , broidar& and plais....- ,A0, 18e aad 25c iAjK.g OTATBrt :EY0Y" BROS. ADOLPH WEBER TO HANG Auburn, Col, Juno 22. Adolph Weber, tho condemned murderer, rested quito well last night. When fi-st notified of tho supremo court's decis ion ho was indifferent. Later ho be came communicative, and remarked to tho sheriff, "Well, jou've won your point. I'm not casting any reflections. Your law point, I moan." When asked if ho wished to sec hia attorneys he I replied ho would like, to soo Mr. John son. MAJORITY FOR CUMMINS. Result of tho Count of Ballots at Cau- susea In Audubon County. (Four O'clock -Edition.) Des Moines, la., Juno 22. A correct count of the ballots cast at tho guber natorial caucuses held) in Audubon county last night givo Governor Cum mins a small majority, conceded by tho Porklns managers. Audubon county was against Governor Cummins five years ago, and was counted by the stand-pat faction. Sioux City, la., Juno 22. The man agers of the gubernatorial enmpaign of George D. Perkins deny that thoy have conceded a majority for Governor Cum nuns in tho Audubon county caucus. Proclamation Not Finished. Washington, Juno 22. Tho executive council of the American federation of labor adjou-ned today. It failed to publish tho political proclamation to workingmen, scheduled for today. The committee has not finished drafting the proclamation. 6 Prof. aoorgoB. Stevens. Newhaven, Conn., Juno 22. Prof. Geo. B. Stovons, professor of systematic theology at Yale, died this morning. 8 1-3c and Challies and DO THE BTJSINEfia. th Beet Bargain that wesa ever $1.40 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk for dresecs and petticoats; sale price per yard 9Sc $1.85 36-inch Colored Taffeta Silk for dresses and petti Silk fine for drewea and pet ticoats; a great seller; sale price, yard $1-25 39o Wash India Silk in all col orsfine quality; sale price, yArd 2"e Colored and! Pancy Panama Dress Goods, yd, '3&, 49c, 69c, 75c $1.83 Black and Colored Crepe do Taris; beantifnl goods yd,$1.25 85o Changeable Taffo$a BJlk; all shades, 6pcclal yri$e?t .- 9c New Ladles' Sailor aad Cowboy White Duck Hats... 60c, 75e, 93o White Lawn Waists trimmed with embroidery; sale price ;-- 8 Ladies' $1.49 Wh Waists.. Sc Ladies' $250 mite Waists... $W $6.50 Waeh Bait-, sale prke...$3-95 $590 Covert Jackets; pries... $3.45 $3.50 Satia Sua White Sailors, trimmed; seJe pnc... .-, f- OBOWINO STOWt Coraef of Cor- I ffiMrtstrts SALEM, OREGON, FIRE AT SANTA CRUZ me new casino tosiing 3 uuarter of a million and Many Other Buildings Burned Santa Cruz, Juno 22. Firo early thi morning destroyed the Casino and nl? tho restaurants along the water front adjoining. Tho Casino was recently built at a cost of a quarter of n mll lion. The total loss is $300,000. FIFTEEN THOUSAND APIECE Kansas City, Mo., Juno 22 Eighty five thousand dollars in fines nnd two men scut to jail by Judgo McPhorson, of tho federal court this mo-aiing, the sentencing tho defendants convicted of rebate practices. Tho Chicago, Bur lington is Quincy railroad, tho Cudnhy Packing Compnny, Armour Packing Company, Swift & Co., Morris & Co., were each fined $15,000. George L. Thomas, of Now York, a freight brok er, was fined) $0000 'and sontenced to four months in jail. His clerk, L. B. Tiggart, was fined $4000 nnd sentenced to tbrtfo months. Previous to their sentence tho court overruled motions for new trials." . Pending appeals, no attempt will bo made to enforco tho sentences for a week. Judgo McPherson, in delivering tho sentence, reviewed each case in detail, dwelling particularly upon tho manner in which rebates wero paid in currency, sent by a messenger or in plain envel opes. How tho firms receiving thera didn't enter them upon their books. "All conccrnod, by their secrecy, prac tically confessing knowlodgo of delib erate guilt." Sorry for the Jews. (Four O'clock Edition.) Washington, Juno 22. It is under stood the subject of the Jews' persecu tion in Russia was tho subject of much conversation at tho cabinet mooting to day. It is known tho President f'"els keenly tho sufiVings of tho Jews, and seeks some means to ameliorate their condition. Tho Emma LcDoux Trial. (Four O'Clock Edition.) Stockton, Cat., Juno 22. -Emma Lo Doux's mother, 3Jre. Mary Head, is critically ill in her room in tto Budd House, nnd will probably not survlvo it her daughter is convicted of murder. District Attorney Norton has com menced the closing argument, and the case will probably reach the jury, to morrow at noon. Enjoins the Railroad. Louisville, Ky., June 22.-The Rail road Telegraphers' Association has ap plied for an Injunction against the Louisville & Nashville railway, alleg ing tho road is trying by various methods to force the organization out of existence, 0 Budersa Bryan. VFonr O'clock Edition.) Jacksonville, Ha., Juno 22.-Tha state Democratic executive committee today declared' in favor of Bryflfl for the presidency la 1908. J : o Thlrty-Day Reprieve. Jefferson City, Mo., Juno 22.-The governor baa gives 30 days' reprieve to Aggie Meyer and Frank Jlotteman, sentenced to hang for the murder of the woman's husband, , i i ' ' ' Will Get te Mosey. WnKWntoB. June 22. The senate defeated the motioa to strike from the presidential traveling expense bill the appropriation or $23,000. Dr. J. F. Cook to 356 librty strttl. where he wiH meat aM aW id new patients. For any dkease, caNonDf. Cook. Coflwua- tKKifree. 'FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 190G, TOOK OUT HIS HEART 1 i Washed it and Reclaced it 1 Again and the Patient Will Recover Los Angeles, Juno 22. To havo his heart taken out and particles of sand washed from it as it beat, and still survive, has been tho cxperionco of C. A McCartney, n Pnsadcna contractor. "Wlillo riding in a motor car ho came inji1 collision with a liny wagon, nnd a wjioden rnko prong pierced his breast. (The surgeons found that particles of sand from tho road had been driven in tile wound as fan as tho hoart. Thoy tdjfck the organ out, wnshed it thorough ljl and replaced it. Other Internal in juries wero attended to, tho cavity in tlto body sewn up and tho indications ah tha McCartney will recover. SIX ARE I INDICTED (Four O'Clock Edition.) Portland, Or., Juno 22. Six free holders, who sworo to tho voting affi davits of the one-night residents of Scllwood precinct, wero indictod by tho grnnd jury today. They nro B. p. IJonton, assistant superintendent of tho Oregon Water Power & Hallway Company; W. P. Jacks and T. It. Hald- win, electricians in tho employ of tho company; .iona iscnneiaer, foreman or tho Pelffcr Urog.' Lcnthor Company; A. JR. French, of Sellwood, a barber, andQ. Plass, secretary of tho Mt. Hood Brofing Company. Tho cases of Hie gttlttliss that-brought about the in dtotments are thoso of tho 20 men who wont to the hotel in Sellwood tho night beforo the election, nnd votcxl in that procinct tho next day. Their bills wero paid with and O. W. P. check, by J. W. Itcod, who is employed by tho O. W, P. as superintendent of construction at Tho Odke. Word Gains Si:vcn. Portland, Or., June 22. Word gnlnoJ soVon votes in the recount for sheriff this morning. IVINS HANGED TODAY Chicago, Juno 22. Itlchard (J. Ivens, agdd '24, was banged at 11:04 this Inornlng for the murder, on January) 12th, of Mas Hollister. Mrs. Hollls ter was dragged into a shed in the rear of the shop of Iven's father, who is a carpenter, there sho was assaulted end afterwards strangled to death with a wire. Tho courts and executive authorities refused to interfere. Ivens was cool and marched to his death uncomplainingly. Douma, Acta Sensible. (Four O'clock Edition.) St. Petersburg. Juno 22. The Douma today rejected the proposal to arraign the ministry for ccmplieljy In tho re- coot massacre of Jews. An amendment demanding a parliamentary ministry was adoptedr Backed and Tilled. (Fonr O'Clock Edition.) ' Washington, June 22. Tho senato extricated itself from a tangle today and agreed to vote at 5 o'elock npoa the separata bouse bill appropriating 25,000 for the President's traveling expenses. Tie Daddy of t& Fneybet, CWcago, June 2.-Jobi Murray Dowie, father of John Alexander, on the stand today to refute the testimony of tke "apostla" that Murray w sot his father. The senior's testimony will be bs1 by the Voliva iaetlea to pr the apostle's Insanity. n CfclasM MeaMren. SHn. June S2.-TU Frankfurter- ZeiUsa state the Chlscse govarsawat lnk4a to carry out as important feteiga jneaww, npVs the retort tli eoasnJseiOB -wwe twurec Aawies, and wbUb, Is sow is lurfrj. HAAKON PITTED WITH A NEW LID Took Two Weeks rrom ail the Royal Houses to Get it Set on Straight, and Made to fit . Trondhjem, Norway, Juno 22,Tho festivities, which began hero with the arrival of King Haakon VII. nnd Quocn Maud, on Tuesday, tenchod thefc most brilliant culmination today in the crowning of tho king in tho ancient en. thcdral, which has jen tho coronntlon of a long lino of rulers of Sweden and JNorwny. Trondhjem was founded In tho Tenth century, but It is not a vwv largo city according to American stand ard; it hns a population of only 40,000 and it may bo imaginod that tho sud den infiux of tho many thousands of visitors attracted) by tho coronation from nil parts of tho world, severely taxed tho ability of tho city to accommodate- tho visitors. For nearly a weeds cvotry hotel and tavern was crowded to its full capacity nnd hun dreds of private citizen found it profit, able to open their homes to tho visitors who were unnblo to find accommoda tions in tho public hostolrlcs. YTrondhjcm la an old city nnd has preserved a great deal of Its natural beauty nnd mediaeval plcturciuoncss. Tho decorations, lnvlshly employed by tho citizens, added greatly to tho beau ty oi' tho old town nnd tho general, ef fect Has indescribnbly beautiful and nttractlvo. Tho now flag of Norway was everywhere In ovldcnco nnd pic tares of tho king and queen wore dlv played in thousands of windows. rVt sunriso this morning an artillery saluto of 101 shots ushered iu tho day of tho coronntlon. It was tho nignul for enthusiastic outburts of piitrlotiim in all jxirts of tho city, hs. It announced the beglnuin of tho day on which, after a long erIod of dependence, the flrst independent rule- of Norway was to bo crowned. Soon tho town bestirred itself. The crowdH In tho strcots in creased with every minute; troops be gan to march through the quaint streets of the town, accompanied by bunils playing stbrlng march music, Tho timo of tho coronation hud been set for 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and as that time approached un (mormons wnvo of humanity moved toward tho center of tho city, whore tho ancient cathedral is situated. Tho streets be tween the royal piilnco and tho cathe dral wero kept clciw by troops, which formed an Imprcjruablo cordon, behind which tho thousands of spectators formed a solid mass of humanity, Ev ery window and balcony and even Mine of the roofs wero occupied by people who were anxiously awaiting the ar rival of the noyal procession. Shortly beforo 10i30 o'clock tho king and queen, attired la their mag nificent coronation. cotumo, and ac companied by a brilliant train, started for tho cathedral Tho cortege included tho members of tho royal honse, many foreign prince, representing tho rulers of various European countries, the members of tho cabinet, tho ofllccw of the royal household, representatives of the sorthlng, and of the municipalities of tho principal cWm of Norway. Tho ancltnt cathedral prtented a magnificent spoctaclo when the royal couple tntered, while the crowd on tho cathedral square eneerM with un bounded enthuUirn. Pagts la gorgeous unlfowm carried the trains of the royal robes draped over the ehouldT of the king and the. queen. Heralds opened tho cortogo when It marched through tho center aWe to the step" ' D8 ter. They were followed by the was ter ot ceremonies, carrying a long whlto aUiff. Then esuso gorgeomly at tired offlcrV carrying, tie crows ad other Itsignla ot a unguorn, mo royal sceptro and sword, resting upon beattUfal ytlrtl cushions, embroidered with gold. The cathedral was tile with s Vrll- liant audlMte, taclu4iK the lemat' lo represesUtivss of tlw Taitows lr- elra uoverBmeats, KtoraBg t tavr rank, higfc dlaltarlt of tha aUts, Wfb oers repr eseaUsg the ry as tsd the various brasesw ef th for erct Tha eorostI eersey wa UWy Ispfteslvt. 'it was perfr4 Vy the KO. IS-. IS and Representatives 1 Arehblihop of Trondhjem, assisted by a nuinocr or prominent ministers and dignitaries of tho church from different pnrts ot tho kingdom. At tho cxae monumt when tho crown was plncied: uiHn tho head of tho klug n royal s. luto wna flrcdi by tho artlllwy sta tioned on thu cathedral square, The cheora of tho peopJo almost drowsed tho thundur of tho guns. Immediately after the ceremony tho choir, accom panltnl by tho organ and an orchestra, sang tho coronation hymn, which was composed by Odin ltanulag, a Norwe gian musician living in Milwaukee, Wis. Aftoa tho conclusion ot the cere inonlm tho klnff and the qucoa rstHtned to tho1 royal palace, greeted along tho ontlro routo by tho enthusiastic cheers of tho multitude. Flowers were tttrewu front tho windows and balconies, and lings, hats nnd handkerchiefs frsstl ally waved. . A grand state dinner at the palate followed, which was attended byi 300 gucts, among them thn personal and diplomatic representatives ot the for eign rulers and governments and high dignitaries of the various branehea of tho home government. Tonight there will be n torchlight precession and a gala performance at, tho reyal theater, Thtf'rcftt of tho week wHl bo takes up with various festivities, lneluiliag ptt rndes ot cldtdrcn, civic ornanlsutUsit, military parades and rcoopiJons of dqi. utatlons from all parts of the country by tho king. On Monday there will be ft brilliant soirco. ut tho palnco. Among tho thouiuindx of visitors wha cnm to Trondhjem to attend tho coro nation nre many Norwegians whu canw f'om tho Utilted Statex for the purpeie- of witnessing tho celebration, It la expected that tho king will receive a delegation of thu Norwegian Ameri cans, Including Odin Itonnlng, tho au thor of tho coronation hymn; tho Kov, J. D Itothtio of Hittordal, Minn., who hus written a greeting to King Haakon entitled "Norway's King," and Alfred Paulsen of Chlc-ngo, who set tho poem to music. A beautifully en growth! copy of tho poem on parchment will be pre sented to tbo king. Tho powi is en closed in an iMnbossed leather art port' folio, showing tbo urms of Norway or tho fronj, thoso of tho United States on tho back. Trondhjem, Norway, Juno 22.-Ha kon wiin crowned kng ot Norway to day In tbo Trondhjem cathedral. He is tho first ruler Norway has had to Itsolf for nearly COO yr. Everything was Impressive in its simplicity. The eity was awakened thin morning by the firing of salutes from all warships la the haibor. There wero several show ers. Tho prlncljrtl delegations of slghtsws were from. America, The, oAlelsl delegation, from Chlesgo wi headed by Oade, Norwglan consul at Chicago. Fifteen hundred! Americans wero present. Eighty wembfrs pf the European wjrnl houses were preseat, Sweden sent no delegation. Passive ob- Jeellon was made to tfaa eoroastlos by. Itepubllcans aud Social Democrats, who favor a republic. Order wa maintained by 2000 loWlers. The fta cewloa to th church was skaple, ew slating of the Msg, queen, eourt e4S " rials am) ft small escort. From rellgioaf motives Haakoa Teused to follow the anifonb custom of making the tour'' tbo eity afoot. The small party drevs to tho ehurck, s (WsUsce ef half 4K tbrouak packed rttci, with an t(e ' abaenco of pop or luiary, Five ear. ilagea were in tbo processlos. 'rats eya drove to the enures separately. Tk4 bishops of ChtUilas, TroadJiJfm and Barges d tb at the door asd ee cor led them to iU throse. Durlag the eoronatloa a ares especially posed for the eeaewesy, took pises, the dlgaltarleis ot ths ehurek ecbtli the btshop ef TredJmi praying Its laa fw tllvlse Vksriaf npes k mwrt s4 U peef. The isessswylssUa as Urn. W Db Msaeaed a satwM Jhc wbU l&sssssrsrsrs "; f-9 -M .d$k m WM 1 3 S I -M '4 M m .11 4 ii 'I 1 M -4