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PRESIDENT
ORE THAN A THOUSAND MASSACRED
WISE
WAS NOT
SUDDEN
1LV EX-PRESIDENT
Ell ILLNESS OP MONTHS,
JND COMES PHYSICIANS'
ll'LLKTIXS WERE ALWAYS
kniMISTIC.
it'nlM l'reis I.cncl Wlre.1
Princeton, N. J., June 24. Fot-
Fresldent Qrovor Clovcland died
bit home here at 3:40 o'clock this
jrnlng with Mrs. Cleveland at hi
tide.
to suffered a relapse yesterday
was thought to hnvo' rallied last
ht,
(Continued on pngo nve.
hicacoire
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
GREAT CLEARING
Sale of All Our
Summer Goods
The backward season Is tho cause.
nit all pocketbooks. Goods Bold at
pr ' worth two olsowhoro.
PMC KB SLAUGHTERED.
h all our dress goods, silks and
fhlte goods. Seo for yoursel.ves.
CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
MUSLINS
Now selling at Mill PrlcsB.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Slightly soiled now selling at
Ms than Manufacturers Price?.
jpniROIDERIES AND LACES
E All marked out on tables at the
me low prices. From 3c n yard
bq up
JSIHHY AND SUMMER UN-
DKinVEAR MARKED AWAY
10VN.
ERE GOES FOR BARGAINS IN
Ladies, Suits
This reason's latest suits going
sma'l prices.
'5) Sulu
Now cjrr,
0 00 Suits
Now qk on
5 00 Suits
, . . . $8.90
800 Suits
X0W Q1A CVA
Q0 Suits ; T
N;w '....v, S12.50
25 Bhlrt Waist T
W 4A. 1n VKA
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Th? Store That
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TAMMANY
BUGKING
AT BRYAN
WANT TOM JOHNSON
MUCH TROUBLE IX STORE FOR I
COMMONER
MURPHY AND
CONNORS OPPOSE HIM WILL
TRY STAMPEDE IN DENVER.
(United I'rcis Lenied Wire.)
New York, Juno 24 Troublo is
ahead for Wllllnm Jennings Bryan,
according to Information given out
today at Tammany hall. The ranki
of the b!g organization nre being
marshaled agulnst the Nobrasknn
and a big delegation of delegates
I and rooters will go to Denver In two
Wo have cut down tbcprlces to
Manufacturers' Prices. One dol-
Saves You Money
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SALEM. OREGON,
GROVER CLEVELAND IS DEAD
TEHERAN
GITY OF
CARNAGE
TROOPS KILL AIL
SOLDIERS, DRUNK WITH BLOOD,
COMMIT
HORRIBLE
AT.
TROC1TIEH RUSSIANS THE.
PARE TO INTERFERE.
(UnltcJ Press I.enned Wire.
London, June 24. Advices' from
Teheran today state that conditions
in tho Porslan capital nre worse than
they wero yesterday.
Pillaging, lighting and looting by
tho shah's troops continues and some
streets aro completely blocked with
dead bodies, Houses have boon
wrecked and a largo portion of the
city Is In ruins.
I JjruilK Willi wieir utcM .ui jL-niui-
,day, the" fihah'u troops arc In com
plete' coiftrol of tho city today.
j Over a thousand men, women and
children hnvo been killed by tho sol
dlors who nro showing 'no quarter.
Houses have boon Btirrounded by thel
coB?acks and when their occupants
have refused to come forth Into tho
stroet and bo shot down, tho houses
hnvo beoii dynamited.
Women and children wero dragged
out of their beds early this morning
by tho drunken soldiers who tor-
. tured; -thorn forvtho nmUBomeBt of
thler comrndes until they begged to
bo killed. .1
No ono Is on tho streets today but
tho 0088801-8 who nroj .pillaging tho
rulnB of yesterday's qarnage, com
mitting more outrages,
So far tho legations of foreign na
tions have not been threatened. It
is undorBtood that tho rihah has given
strict orders thnt no foreigner Is to
bo killed bocausQ ho fears an Inter
"ventlon from Europo that may take
.away from him his seemingly com
rpleto control of tho government and
re-estnblleh tho parliaments 'party
In power.
Dispatches from tho Persian fron
tier today Btute that the czar is mob
ilizing troops to bo i readiness to
'mow on Persia nt any moment. The
BrltlBh and Russia consuls have de
manded that the shnh release all po
litical prisoners an.l restore order an
soon as possible.
Bpecial trains to fight against th
nomination of Bryan.
It Is understood that Tammany
will hold out' for a conservative
platform and. fight Bryan's plans on
the ground that they are too radical
and not of a character to attract tho
vote of the Nation following th
Roosevelt administration.
Leader Charles F. Murphy, It if
said, believes -that the Democrats
will have a better ohanco to win this
year If they como out on a "safe and
sane" platform that will gain the
support of financial Interests and
promise lnduitrlal prosperity.
It I claimed at Tammany hall
that Bryan has not pledged the votes
that have been claimed for him. it
was not so announceu uui u '- (
posed tho Tammany delegation will,
favor the nomination of Governor,
Johnson of Minnesota.
William J. Connors, of Buffalo,
the state chairman, who will be at
the head of the up-state delegations,
also Is opposed to Bryan and say4J
there are half a dozen condjdates
who cputd make a better fight if
nominated.
WEDNESDAY, JUKE 24, 1008
-4-i
BIGGEST .
CROP OE
NORTHWEST
IT IS PROPHESIED
MILLION BUSHELS MORE THAN
LAST YEAR WOULD HAVE,
BEEN FAR GREATER BUT FOR
LATE SPRING.
(Unlttd rrem I.md Wlr.)
Portland, Or., Juno 24, Within n
very short tlmo tho 1008 'whent har
vest In tho throo Pacific northwoit
statCB will start. Present Indications
nro for n cfop of 48,500,000 bushel
in tho three states, divided as 'fol 'fel 'fol
eows: Oregon, 12,500,000 bushels; Ida
ho, 7,000,000 -buihelB Washington,
29,000,000 bushels.
This will rptnpnro with, a total of
'Cn;'06D,000 Vushols' '"forToo? nnd
47,521,855 bushels as Indicated for
1000. It will therofore be noted thnt
this year's wheat crop promises to bo
larger than that of two years ago,
although the record breaking pro
duction of n year ago will not bo
reached by nt leant 4,000,000 bushoU.
The production shows h decreaso
not becnufro of any decrenso In acro
age for tho three sthteB show an nct
ual Incrcnso this year of about 200,.
000 acres over 1907
Perhaps one of the chief dofocls
during the growing season was tho
cold, raw nnd chilly weather during
late spring months.
This year the three states liuvo an
ncrcngo of 2,540,000 ai compared
with" 2,340,000 during tho previous
year. This year Oregon had 725,000
acres Bowed mostly to winter whent
while the larger portion of Washing
ton 1,447,000 nnd Idaho's 374,000
acrei wero of the spring variety.
Spring wheat was principally affected
becauso of lack of rain during tho
winter nnd spring montliB.
TWINS AND TRIPLETS BORN
TO BROTHERS SAME DAY
(United Vrtf Leased Wire.)
Richmond. Va Juno 24 The col
only near President RoosovoU'b Vir
ginia home today demonstrated It
loyalty to the groat advocate of ant!
race suicide by tho simultaneous
birth of five new citizens In the
home of two brothers.
Mrs. Jonn Mowberry presented her
husband with twins at' almost tho
same moment that James Mowberry
was rejoicing in the addition to his
family. The Ave little citizens are
getting along nicely nnd are said to
present qunlltles that mark them as
fit for the strenuous llfo already.
Tnft.buttons will be pinned on all
the llttlo Republicans as soon as they
don clothes and their fond mothers
are searching the list of Roosevoltv
ancestors to set enough name from
.tho family of the President to go
around.
PRIZE FIGHTER ENTERTAINED
ON BATTLESHIPS
San Francisco, Juno 24. Battling
Nelson spent tho afternoon today on
moard the battleships Ohio and
Georgia where he amused tho Jackie
of Uncle Sam's big shlfis with an ex
hibition bout with his Bpnrrlng part
ner, Jeff Perrin. The Dano was mot
by a reception committee on the Ohio
and was shown all over the big en
gine of war.
"Betting today on tho coming battle
between Joe Cans and the battler I
brisk, with the negro champion a 10
to 0 favorite.
IN PERSIAN CAPITAL
ARMADA IS
ORDERED
BY BRAZIL
MAY-BE fOR JAPS
TWENTY-SEVEN BATTLESHIPS
U ORDERED FROM
BH1TISH
DIIEAD-
t r
YARDS THREE OF
OUGHT TYPE.
(United ITeiij I.eniefl Wire.)
Buenos Ayres, June 24. It Is
Htn'ttd on reliable authority that
Brazil Iiiib placed orders with BrltUh
ship yards for 27 warships, Includ
ing throo battleships of tho Dread
naught typo, with tho stipulation
that nil tho vessels must be delivered
In September, 1000.
Washington Wnnu'd. '
Washington, June 24. Confident
laP report have'bnM-tlved at the
nnvy department warnlng'tho United.
Stntes government thnt- Brazil h
Bocrotly to build several battleship
for Jnpnn. Cortmandor Sims, of tho
navy department, today adralttod -
that Japan wns supposed to be Mt the
bottom of tho order for thb' new Bra-
vlllan warships.
"Wo havo investigated the matter,
however, and we nro unnblo to nsccr
tain whother Jnjianoio funds woro to
pay for tho bIiJpb," ho wild,
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ROOSEVEIT ORDERS FLAGS
AT HALF MASf .
Oyster Hay, June, 23. Pre
idont Roosevelt, in n proclama
tion today on Cleveland's
death, ordorcdf
"In 'testimony of the respect
In which his (Cleveland's)
memory Is hold by the govern
ment nnd pcoplo of the United
States, 1 hereby dlrect;thnt tho
lings on tho White Home and
departmental buildings be de
ployed at half mast for thirty
days and thnt suitable naval
and military honor bo rendered
- tho day of the funeral. "
Wmmmmmmmmmm
CLKVEIiAND'H FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY
il'nliei) Tret I.eieJ Wire.)
Princeton, N J , Juno 24. Th-
funbral for Formor President Urover
Cleveland will be held hero Friday
nnd will bo private. It Is expscted
thnt only such h'gli offlojnls as will
bo manifestly ontltled to be present
will bo In attendance. TUo body will
bo burled boelde'ttu grave of Ruth,
tho first child.
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STATE DEPARTMENT CONFIRM
VENEZUELAN SITUATION
(United 1'rei l.ented Wire.
Washington. June 24. Tho state J
department mis anernoon oihoiuh)
confirmed tho report of the with
drawal of W. W. Russell, Ainetloau
inlnlRter to Vonezuela and .his entire
official staff. The United States gun
boat Marlettu has been sent to Pqno
Cabeljo to transfer tho Americans
home.
,., 'v..; LTnvel ..a nlaced In .hrWter. wh.n that epHage ,.M.nlr
i.n, f h. nrnztilan Jecatlon. a
inoBt of the powers aro at outs with
Proeldent Castro nt the present time
Castro says he does not can
whether diplomatic relations are re
sumod with France or the United
Btates. His aim, according to inter
view Is to drive foreigners from busi
ness l Venezuela
NO. 157
SPANISH
SHIP AT .
HAVANA
FIRST SINCE WAR
CUBAN .OASTILLIANH MAKE IT
OCCASION FOR HOLIDAY
'AMEIHCANH GIVE KOYAL WEL
COME SHIP ARRIVES LATE.
(United t'rti fonieil WlrM
Havana, Juno 24. Tho Bpanlik
training ship Nautilus arrived hor
today. She U (ho first ftpanUh ship
to como hero nlnco tho war ahd the
wholo city In enjoying n holiday to
celebrate tho event.
When tho Nautilus Van Blghtcd
outside tho heads, words was flashed
to tho city by observers who had
been looking for tho voil far
weoki. and within "a fw minute v
cj.y jjpRnlBh TOorchastlte' t'abMU.
:wnt,ti the city had el)ed Jfo Oori",,
n 8-CH lt clerks a holiday, TJ
jhiB Biirroundlng the ontranoeto tli
harbor were dotted with people wkS
Jtho ifhlp-'cast her iTnchor in the har'
i)0'r.
tj10 i,k gUns of the forjs boomfHl
forth 'a ralut of 2 $ h honoV
ol tno VCMCj an(1 tne American o'ffl-'
claln pnld their rcBpocts to the cap
tnln of tho ship aeon afterwards. Th
visit will bo returned at tlv govern-'
niont p'alaco- tomorrow. Expressions
of good will betweea the represents
tlvea of tho twp countries but lately
at war wero exchangod. Tho stay of
tho Nnutllus will bo mado tho occa
slon of niolaborato colclirniion hero.
Banquets and receptions hnvo bon
planned far tho officers and men.
. no
ROOSEVEIl' ANXIOUS TO
ATTEND FUNERAL
(United PeM Lei. it Wirt,)
Oyster Bay, L. L, Juno 24. Presi
dent Roosovelt replied to n telegram
from Mrs. Cleveland, announcing tho
death of the formor preHduit, us fol fel fol
eows: "Your telegram shocked mo groat
ly. Mrs. Roosevelt joins In my deep
nnd sincere sympathy. I have aban
doned by Intention of starting to
New Londou'for the boat races.
"See if funeral can be hold Thurs
day or Friday when 1 can attend. I
can also attend on Sunday
But if
jt s hold on Saturday, there are h
number of men coming from various
pnrts of the couptry on business en
gagements which. I cannot wll
break,1'
WJlilnm Jennings Bryan, WIUU"
II. Taft and Wm. S. ghermao. when
notified of Cleveland's death. nl
their condolence by telegranh i Mr.
Cleveland.
New ltrfttl.
The Unltod States has uovered all
bonds with Vhkum ni(l
U minuter, the t w45,, n,l",'
ador. save BIiuiH'ii. o uyr hy
CHJttro.
Roott-velt Is soeading the dy
laaKlatf Hay. ,
Georgia town J. tfma 1-ewta for a
i tinning a.t fty Urfa.
Ww. II. Taft was wKh tfe tojj
Jefeated Harvard rt 8 t 0
oar llawloy. prlent, of th
Missouri Tachtrs asaouatloa, eays
epefas will hecoma eitiuct beauso
of the grovl3 dUir -.r atedaisa nt
the public
Cholera has bPdkoa out among
..,:, n the PhMiiU and three
Ijiavo already did
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