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TWO EDITIONS DAILY AT 2.30
P. M. AND 4:00 P. M.
DAILY CAPITAL JOTJEN A T,
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ftAT.BM, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1000.
SHALL WE
SEE THE
DELUGE?
"' " i
Russia Will Have the Greatest
Struggle for Liberty in
Recent History
Viborg, Finlnnd, July 23. After sit- solution of parliament had the effect
ting almost continuously since the ar- of uniting all the discordant elements.
jival of its members the Finland Dou- Liberal and revolutionary alike wi'l
ma today decided upon a policy of pas- suppart tlio most desperate measures,
iive resistance. j.ucy win enueavor to out- luiinmmabo leaders are in charne
cripple tlie powor of the government in at present. If the patient heads con
every way possible. It will issue, a tro until the people's forces are pro-
manifesto to refuse to pay taxes or parol, the Czar will face a trcmendoun
fervo in the atrmy. There was a. fiery power.
debate, aad many urged the immediate
resort to arms, and proposed to organ
NO. 175.
CHICAGO
BUTCHER'S
DAUGHTER
Buried in Solemn State Be
cause She Married a
Titled Dude
izo a constitutional assembly and pro
ceed with the elections. This plan was
discussed soberly for some time, but it
was finally decided to proceed cautiously.
The governor of "Viborg called at
tie Hotel Belvidero this afternoon and
announced that ho was ordered by the
governor-general of Finland to close
the meeting of the Douma, even if it
was necessary to use force. Ho stated
that the deputies would not be allowed
to meet anywhere in Finland. The or
i'ef came as the deputies wore formu
lating their manifesto to the people.
St. Petersburg, July 23. Tho gov
ernment today forbade all processions
or street gatherings. Tho troops are
in cont'd. However, it is clear that
resistance will bo made to tho govern-
i menr in nn effective manner. Tho (lis-
St. Petersburg, July 23. It is re
ported a flotilla of German gunboats
is remaining within easy wireless com
munication of Petcxhof, to render as
sistance to the Czar, should ho noc!
such assistance hastily.
Wnhlngton, July 23. Meyer cables
a complete report of the situation in
Russin. Tho report is withheld, except
tho announcement that all is quiet at
St. Petersburg.
Lonilon, July 23. Delegates at the
opening of the inter-parliamentiary
union indulged in a demonstration
showing thoir sympathy with tho Rus
sian Douma. Campbell-Bannennnn de
clared in favor of the submission of
aliqucstions to The Hague tribunal
for settlement as a 8ubtitute for war.
Bannormnn in his address of welcome
addressed some special remarks to the
Douma member present. Ho said:
ICAGO STORE
THE CROWDS
THAT
DAILY VISITS
OUR STOKE IS THE CONVINCING PROOF THAT THE CinOAGO
STORE IS THE STORE THAT DOES THE BIGGEST BUSINESS IN
SALEM, WHY SHOULDN'T WE7 OUR GOODS ABB ALWAYS
KEW AND FRESH AND OUR PBIOES THE LOWEST. WE BACK UP
OUR ADVERTTRrrM-RNTS WITH THE GOODS AND PRICES AND
WDLLNG OLEKRS ALWAYS READY TO WAIT ON YOU. READ ON:jt
London, July 23. Lady Curson was
buried at Kedleston today. Simulta
neously with Hint manorial Bervice
was held nt Westminster in St. Mar
garets. Reid attended, accompanying I
Mr. white, tho American ambassador
to Rome, who happened to bo in the
city.
"The people of this country expressed
confidence in parliamentary regime,
and felt certain the Douma will meet
again. 'The Doumn is dead, long live
tho Douma,' " was Bannerman's cli
max, all tho delegates greeting it by
rising, cheering and waving of hats,
and crying: "Vive la Douma."
The Russian lelegntos withdrew and
prepared for a hurried return to Russin
on account of events at home.
OIL CAN EXPLODED.
HISTORY
REPEATS
ITSSELF
Another Woman Dances the
Head off a Shining Mark,
or Wining IShark
TROUBLE
DOWN IN
MEXICO
Uncle Sam Is Liable to Have
Some More Territory to
the South
MUSIC
ON THE
WATERS
Reno, Xev., July 23. D. A. Mcin
tosh, a mining promoter, of Oakland,
Cal., and ngyit of tho Pacific Coast
Wireless Telegraph Company, suicided
here yesterday, by wading into tho
Truckeo river, nal allowing tho Bwlft
waters to carry him off his feot. Mcin
tosh was once one of tho wealthiest
men in Spoknne, Wash. His wifo ran
away a few years ago with a dancing
master, and since then Mcintosh has
attnmptcd several time's to kill him
self. Once he jumped into San Fran
cisco bay. Ho was considered a weal
thy man.
House Set on Fire and Girl Burned
Within a Few Minutes, ..
23. Helena
McMINNVILE, i July
Miller, aged 10 years, daughter of . president, and
Henry Hiller, of Whiteson, wbb burned politics.
to death by explosion of n coal oil
itntl vi.lt.ftli aim nr itninn in ntn. n I
,.n, nmtu suu nun lining lu aiun u ' TV 1 tTWT
fire. Tho houso and contents were a'Bj A WA
totnl Ions. ii-HLil
Tho Southern Pacific bridge gang,
working near, tried iu vain to rescue
tho girlj but were driven away by tho
flames. Tho mother was working in
tho postoflice and the girl and sister, 8
Toddy Is Impressed.
' Oyster Bay, July 23. Speaker Can
non nnd Representatives Sherman, Mc
Kinley, Loudens, Ager nnd Cocks,
membeiK of tho congressional Repub
lican committee on conference with
the president in the congressional
elections. Cocks represents the pres
ident's district. Cannon and his col
leagues wont home with him. Pen
rosd arrived, took luncheon with the
talked Pennsylvania
TOWN
HURT
years of ago, had gone home.,. Tho u
youngor girl was in tho yard and es
caped the accident. Tho bodyjjf;
iielenn Miller was reduced to ashes.
yLpharlottc, N. C July 23. Tho Sea
juoardi Air Line ofllcials say two whie
men nnd IS negroes were killed in a
x-osiai uioru- aianes Jtaisea. 'collision lastnight.
WASHINGTON, July 23. The Pet-, ,.,
ofllco Department today authorized the
promotion of postal clerks at tho fol-j
lowing Oregon offices, each getting a
The new salary is given
Doubt His Suicido.
Buffalo, O., July 23. Relatives of
C. Ridout, of Ravenna, Ohio,
Dr. A
rise of $100,
t,eow: husband of tho woman who, when she
Albany, one, $700; Oregon City, one,'wns JIts- Ann George, was ncquitte-1
$700; Pendleton, one, $000; Roseburg, of the- chnrgo of murdering George
one, $500: Salem, one. $700: The Saxton, brother of Mts. McKinley, bo-
Dalles, one, $S00.
Ma(a Got Elevated.
Ogden, Utah, Jul' 23. Horace Mann
tho loading mnn in the Zinn Travesty
Company, walked into the elevator
shaft nt the Gnnd- Opera house last
evening, nnd was seriously injured
Mann has been connected with thent-
rienn enterprises in Washington and
Oregon for several years past.
liovo Ridout did not commit tuicldo.
New Orleans, July 23. E. J. Mnthes
ono of tho party of 52 American men,
women and children who left Mexico
becnuser of anti-foreign threats and
passed through New Orleans, en route
to Cincinnati, said: o
"One of tho most alarming features
of tho situation is tho fact that the
Mexican servants have joined in tho
anti-foreign movement, nnd tho wives
of foreigners nro in mortal Jwrror of
thoir families being poisoned. I wns
roluctnnt to leave the country, but 1
sinyily could not resist tho pleadings of
my family.
"Tho anti-foreign movement is
strongest in tho northern nnd centrnl
portions of Mexico, where tho natives
havo been wrought up to a high pitch
of excitement by agitators and ngents
of revolutionary societies. Along tho
Rio Grnndo bolder tho movement is
not so strong, becnuso tho Mexicans
fenr the Texans, who 'know how to
shoot.
"Tho educated class of Mexicans is
not in sympathy with tho anti-foreign
movoment, but is in a hopeless minori
ty. Tho nrmy is recruited from the
lower classes and cannot bo Telied up
on. Tho uprising is schedulod to occur
in September, nnd it will probably bo
necessary for tli'o United States to
throw army across tho border in order
to protect American citizens. Tho anti
foeign sentiment lina grown to such
an ctxtont thnt I do not beliovo tho
Moxlcnn government can copo with it
succ&K&fiilly.'-'
SHOOT OR
GIVE UP
THE GUN
Summer Night Concerts Are
Given at New Park on
the Willamette
Salem has now a summer night ro
soifc that bids fair to rival Coney
Islnml or Tiio Oaks. A nnmbor of
Salem boys havo chartered all tho
launches nnd row boats in town, havo
secured a leaso on Wlllamotto Park, on
tho Polk county sido of tho river, anl
nro giving a sorios of summer night
concerts, which will be kept up during
tho entire Billy season. Tho Saloni Mil
itary Hand furnished tlio music last
night, nnd hundreds of young pooplc,
anl older folks, too, visited tho pret
ty park. It Is- a flno rlnco for phi
landering, and tho natural romantio
beauty of tho spot, was enhnncod by a
Inrgo number of Japancso lanto'ns.
Good seats wero provldod.
All kinds of ices, ico cream and
summoi night drinks wore sorvod, and
tho liberal patronage showe-,! tho peo
plo of Salem appreciate, this excellent
effort at catering to thoir enjoyment.
COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Articles of Incorporation Filed by Ore
gon CapitalitfB.
Tho Umntilln Ditch Company, of
Portland, filed it's articles of incorpora
tion in the oflftia of tho secretary of
stnto this morning. Tho main ofllco
of tho company is to be at Pendleton,
nnd the stock is placed at $100,000.
The incorporators arc W. P. Groosbock,
B. J. Wall nnd J. T. Hinklc.
Tho OrMgon Colleger of Optomotry
was incorporated toluy by B. J. Mills,
Stella M. Mills and J. N. Pearcy. Tho
collocft will bo maintained nt Portland.
-rThe "capital stock Is $500.
Articles of incorporation wero filed"
this morning by tho Evangelical Luth
eran Zion Congregation, of CowaUls-.
John Gortmako", Adolph Led-jr and
John Goos nfo trustees. It is tho pur
pose of this oiganizatlon -to-provido
and mnintnin a new church building at
Corvalll".
Portland, Or., July 23. In the land
I f rmul nn en u 4 list list fm !. i r,.at !..
Ridout is said to havo hangol himself ,. , ', , , , .
,,.,., , , Hogo failed to appear in court foe
mm ins uruuier uuve yunu iu uivu;
tigato.
&3c Ombre Plaid dress goods, the
vTy latest, price yard 59c,
15c black and whito silked checked
uitings, new. urico vard 9c
Mnch mohair dress goods, 4Dc
Standard patterns on eale.
0.39 36,in black taffeta silk, yd 08c
!3e wash India silk, yd 25c
Thousands of yards of fino new
dress Bilks at sale nrico.
Black and colored dress goods, sale
V'ke, yd 18o 25c, 35c, 49" 75c.
Tlousands of yards of chnllies,
"wns and dimities,
' 4e, Ec, 6c; 8 l-3c and 10c.
Kmr.5nts of dress goods half price.
1000 yards calicoes, yd 4c
jjLOO shirt waist patterns 49c
J0c baby Irich laces, yd 12&c
ollover laces, yd 25c
allover laces, yd 45c
ylenciennes lacea from 2c yd up.
Pair white stockings, pain.. 10c
WOO r'a tIMtio A 1- Ov. tn Rk
I "i ; -v, , -w, w,
i aaeninirs. nil .Mn-o ,!. k
"f0 silk hosiery, price 98c
U'en's 15c black stockings, JOc
Jea's 25c black stockings, 15c
CH.-..5c,
10c,
15c and
25c
45c chiffon, special, yd 25c
Ladies' whito embroidered belts 15c
Lndies' 95c whito underskirts, x05c
Ladies' muslin gowns from 49c up.
All our muslin and white goods
special sale prices.
Embroideries, yd
...,1c, 3c, 5c, 8 l-3c, 10c and 15c.
Ladies' hose supporters 10c, 15c 25c
8c whito pearl buttons, dor. ...3c
Best dixning cotton, ball lc
Best'Saus silk, ball 2c
Best spool silk, spool 4c
Special sunbonnets, price 10c
Wrappers, all prices from 49c up
Men's black and white work
shirts J5c
Men's summer underwear 25c
Children's overall 25c
Children's and misses ready made
drowses, bargains, 25c 35c, 4"9c up.
Ladies' $2.00 long gloves.... $1.25
$1.50 whito lingerie shirtwaists 75
Ladles' shoes, special, pair.... $1.35
Children's shoes from 25c up.
Men's best overalls 40c
You ehouldi visit our Cloak, Suit,
Miiiry and Shirt Waist Depart
men.t Wo are showing great values
Some Kids Lnft.
San Francisco, July 23. Seventy
schools wero opened this morning fm
tho first time sinco the fire. The re
ports of attendance show the capacity
of tho schools will b tested to their
utmost. The total attendance, howev
er, is not nearly so large as last year.
It is estimated- that 25,000 children
have left tho city, since the quake.
All Afraid.
London, July 23. Europenn bourses
am all weak. Disqueting news comes
from Russia, and in Pnris Russian
1900 bonds dropped six points at tho
start and kept falling.
UAJXH' OX3LLTJHS OBOWZXO STOBX.
ftcEVOY BROS. SSa&fiSS
Bryan Was There.
London, July 23. Tho Interparlia
mentary Union opentfd this morning,
and will continue three days, to dis
cuss the enlargement of functions at
Tho Hague. Six members of tho Rus
sian Douma wero present. Bryan and
Bartholdt wero the leaders of tho,
American delegation.
m
Ask a Good Raise,
Berkeley, Cal., July 23. The police
force, consisting of eight patrolmen,
will ask the town trustees for $100 a
month at tonight's meeting and unless
tho raise is granted all will resign.
The present salary is $70 per month.
D
By Law or by Force.
Cheyenne, Wyo.,. July 23. Tho Sho
shone vigilant committee caught U
outlaws this morning, all charged with
larceny. If quick punishment does not
clear the atmosphere, the vigilants
may ubcs Jopes.
Hot Nam for a Car.
When tho car wheels squeaked rath
erf diabolically all' the way from the
train to the Willamette hotel, a face
tious motorman suggested that No, 2
be called tha "Holy Roller."
gnpaBM Jwigt Dead.
Taylorville, HI.. July 23. Justice J.
B. Binkt, of the Ut supreme court,
died this morning or cancer
stomaen.
of the
Tarpley-Piko Wqiding.
Tho Sunday Oregonian contained ar.
account of a wedding of interest to Sa
lem friend:
At Vancouver, Wash., yesterday af
ternoon, Dan W. Tarpley, ono of tho
defendants in the land fraud- cast,
and who waB convicted December 0.
1904, with S. A. D. Puter, Hornco Mc
Kinley, Frank H. Walgamot and Emma
L. Watson for conspiracy to defraud
tho government in connection with tho
famous township "11-7," was united
in marriage to Miss Mabel Pike, of
this city. Justice of the Peace John
E. Harris, of the barracks city, per
forming the ceremony, which was at
tended only by a tevr frien-ds of tho
contracting parties.
Mrs. Mario Waro-McKInley was mat
ron of honor, and George Sorenson, al
so of reputation in connection with
land fraud affaiie, was best man. Af
ter tho ceremony an impromptu ban
quet was indulged in at the justice's
chambers, in the courso of which it is
said that champagne cut an important
figure. It is reported that the wholo
land fwud crowd, was present except
S. A. D. Puter and Emma Watson, who
sent their regrets.
appear
trial, which on that account was post
poned until tomorrow. Ho claims ill
ness, but n physician, nppointel by the
court, stntcs ho is- well enough to ap
pear. Unless Hogo puts himself under
tho caro of a physician, appointed by
tho govo-nment, in n hospital, or ap
pears at tho trial tomorrow, his bond
will bo decla-ed forfeited.
WORKING ON BUILDINGS.
Painting and Renovating tlio Otfjor of
thji Day at tlio State Fair Grounds.
Tho work of ronovating the buillV
ings nnd cleaning up tho lawns, walks
and roads at tho stato fair grounds, is
moving on with considernblo rapidity.
A largo gang of convicts from tho pen
itentiary is doing tho heavy labor and
painters are at work on tho pavilion
and tha fences,
Tho interior of the pavilion has been
handsomely painted, nnd all tho other
buildings will bo treated) in tho same
manner.
Tho cIoMcal work of tho board hus
increased to such an extent thnt it was
necessary to elect an arslstant secre
tary. Frank Welch of Salem was ap
pointed to this place, and he has al
ready begun his duties.
Tho raco track has been put in splen
did condition, and will bo kept that
way until after the fair.
A Local Burglary.
The homo of William Hillcarv. who
lives thrtto miles southeast of Tumor,
was robbed Sunday afternoon. Among
tho things thnt woro curried away by
tho intruders nro u 2S-30 Winchester
ritle, a pair of shoes, hhiio gurmonts
and othor nrtlcles. Mr. Hillcnry re
ported the theft to Sheriff Culver this
morning. A cluo to tho robbery was
given to tho authorities by a gun oxt
pru'scd from tho Marion ofllco to Frank
Smith, of I'ortlnnd, by a young fellow
nnrnot O 'Bryan. Tlio.ro were two boys
nt tho office, aged about 10 and 18, re
spectively, O'iirynn being tho youngor,
and both took tho northbound train.
Tho rlilo has been identified as thnt of
Mr. Hillenry. As soon, ns tho shorlff
was notified thnt the boys wero north
bound ho sont word to Oregon City for
tho officers thero to watch for them.
Sheriff Culver has received word
that two boys answering tho descrip
tion of thoto who forwundth tho gun
from tho Marion cxjwpbs ofllco woro
tnknn off thul train find placed under ar
reit. Tho shorlff wont down this nf
tornoon to bring them here for exnmi-.
nation.
Circus Coming to Town.
The advance man for the Forepaugb
& Sells Bros.' circus was in the city
this morning and made tho preliminary
arrangements to show here August 22J.
The circus is now doing Wyoming
towns. '
C. D. Mclntyre, the agent, states
that aggregation is one of the largest
on the road, and will give Salem a
great exhibition.
o
Cfcleaffe Market.
Chicago, July 2J,-'Wfct, 777.
. corn 40t&SO, oatf 32S2ft.
To Hold CampmeetSng.
Tho Evangelical Association is pre
paring for its annual campmeetlng
convention, which will be held at Jeu
nings Lodge, near Oregon City, from
July 31st to August 9th, inclusive.
Many from this city are making prep
aratiops to go and camp throughout
the session. At present there appean
to be a scarcity of tents, but the com
mittee in charge; believes so trouble
will be experienced in that reipeet. The
camp grounds are well sheltered and
are Ueal for the holding of such g
gathering.
o
Fred R. Moir, aged 28, of this city,
was adjudged) insane by Cousty Judge
8cott, 4if affidavit of Dr. Oueick,
and ordefeVT committed to the atate
incase asylum.
VotecJ Dry, But Is Wet.
At tho laL election local option car
ried In lifiTdrnun but owing to tho
fact that tho ballots woro fatally do
ftctlyo, which- mnd-o tho locul option
election in Morrow county voidi, no
action was taken in tho matter nt tho
Inst session of 1ho county court. Un
dor tho conditions existing, an order
by tho court could not havo been en
forced, thus making expense without
results, and the matter was ignored.
Heppner Gazetto.
Going to Canada.
Governor Chamberlain has nccopted
thd invitation of tho governor-general
of Canada to attend tho annual moot
ing of tho Canadian Forestry Associa
tion, which will be held at Vancouver,
B. C, early in September.
Dr. J. F. CookMe7
to 340 Liberty street where
he wM meet aM old and new
patients. For any disease,
caM an Dr. Caak. Cancutta-tiafifrcc.
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