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AILY CAPITAL JOUBNAL.
LAST EDITION, 3:30-
VOL. XV.
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8AXEM. OREGON. rRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1905.
NO. 212.
10DIES
WIND
WORDS
CORPORAL
TANNER
FLOATS
TO HELP
ROB THE
DEAD
ASHORE
ON COOS.
BAY BAR
MOTHER
LOVE IS
" TRUEST
STREW
STREETS
ANDWAR
SHOWEES TONIOHT AND SATtTBDAY.
towns in the Caucasus Filled
With Dead and Dying
Victims
St. Petersburg, Sept. 8. Tho streets
if Bnku and Shushn nro strewn with
autilntetf bodies. Dozens o towns
iavo been burned nnd tho Inhabitants
bassacrod. Hungry women nnd ckil-
pen nro hiding In cavos. Tho formor
lovernor tho Cnucnsus, now nn aide to
ho Czar, says tho war bctweon tho
tussians nnd tho Caucasus Inhabitants
rill bo harder thnn anv formor rebel-
Ion, becanso formerly tho Armenians
lidod tho government, but now tho
mountaineers nro divided.
Caucuses Rebels.
Warsaw, Polnnd, Sent. 8. A Baku
llspntch says tho Armenians havo do-
ilarcd for Caucoljs indopondoncc.
Was Suxo Hurt Somo.
Milwaukee, "Wis., Sept. 8. Pflstcr
Ihls morning brought suit for a half
Biillion, alleging that Harry P, Myriek,
Klitor of tho Froo Press; District At
torney McGovern, Assistant Cohens and
Special Assistant Gofl", II. A. Upham,
H. Tweedy and others conspired to
ruin him. Ho nccusos them not only of
jbol, but declares that they seeurod
Us Indictment for larceny, tho chargo
Intending to lot a cloud hang ovor him
by novcr bringing it to trlnl. Tho caso
Is tho oittcomo of a long light of Pflstcr
sgainst LaFollctto.
Androw Carnoglo In Kilts.
Now York, Sept. 8. Campbell Don-
kid. whoso father was a school chum
f
5f Androw Carncglo at Dumferllno,
Scotland, has just returned from Scot
land and n visit to Skibo Castle,
rhcre Mr. Carnoglo Is spending tho
jinmor. Ho brings tho rather surpris
ing Information that Mr, Cnrnogio,
feeling securo from observation and
Indiscreet camera fiends, is in tho
b libit of appearing on tho golf links
bpon his domain in full highlnndcr
garb, with kilts nnd plaid stockings.
rho costumo is said to be very becom
ing to Mr, Carnegie.
Chicago Market.
Chicago, Sept. 8. Wheat, 81; corn,
53'4; oats, 0.
OUR LINE OF
OOTWEAR
Fo the Fall
lompiete.
It includes every doslrablo style nnd
hard service. '
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White House
SHOE FOR WOMEN
Tt miTTiaa ,. .Vnun.tAH tn irnnw hair It is made. It looks like a Ge'ed-
ar welt, but has no insole, and is as
made. It wears fully 50 per cent longer
Urn sole.
Out Prices Ae $2.60 and $2.95
V e havo the most complete lino of NEW SHOES in the eity. We make
I a si pial offnrf -. liuuro tfutA. far ekfldrftn that MMMBS BU anprM
-i vlurability. You'll find the prioea
.,,
'Jjt&s'sied (aaiA tMbs&
OKB-FOTJRTH OFF TUB EEaTJLAB PRICE, WHILE THEY LAST.
Ycu can't afford to overlook this 1 of the neatest atd mst cumfort
l!a waist ttat a woman ever wore.
Britt-Nelson-Jefferies Outfit
' Infringe on Air Ship
Patents San Francisco, Sept. 8. It was an
nounced , early this morning by Man
ngor Nolan, representing Nelson, that
his eido bet of $10,000 had beon de
clared off, and that tho purso would bo
split on a 00-10 per cent basis. Tho
announcement was a great surprise to
tho fans, as tho signed articles callod
for a $30,000 purse, tho winner to tnko
nil. Judging by tho ndvanco salo of
seats tho loser's end will bo a small
fortune. Willlo Britt admitted1 that
Nolan told tho truth. Each accused
tho other of being rcsponslblo for tho
chango in tho articles. Britt said ho
was obliged to consent to tho chango,
or thero would bo no light. Nolan said,
rather than disappoint tho publi, ho
hnd consented to mako tho chnrjo at
Brltt's earnest request. Nolan depart
ed for kelson's camp this morning
without seeing Jeffries. Ho still insists
that ft forfeit bo deposited insuring a
square deal on the part of Jeff, but
admitted that ho might accept Jeff af
ter a conference.
San Frnncisco, Sept. 8. Jeffries ar
rived last night from Los Angeles. Ho
said thfs merning: "I nevor bncked
out of any proposition yet, nnd I will
not chango this time. Thoro is nothing
left for mo to do but to net as rcferco,
and I'm going to do it. Tho public and
tho two principals will got a square
deal at my hands. This nftcrnoon I
will sCo both Brltt nnd Nelson, nnd
como to an understanding with them
as to tho rules under which they will
fight.
Dcspito tho uncertainty created by
tho squabblo ovor tho referee, cvory
train coming into tho city today
brought its quota of fight fans hero.
They had started beforo Noland had
issued bis nnti-Joffrics ultimatum, nnd
brought their wads with them, but
when thoy had been "wisod up" to tho
situation, thoy changed their minds
about betting. As a rosult tho pool
rooms nro not bolng -worked to death
this morning rocording wagers, and tho
odds rcmninod unchanged at 10 to 7.
Throngs of visitors vlsltod tho camps
of both fighters. Neither did anything
Season Is Now
quality for either dress wear or
.
Process.
flexible as tho lightest "turn sale
than either a welt or ordinary
h lowo'r than at rsglrtri.
- r nT-nal xrAlkTHTOTT BTTTRTa AT
G. A. R. Pick Him Up After
He-Was Sat Upon, and
Somewhat Flattened
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Donver, Colo., Sept. 8. G. A. R. elec
tion today.' Until after tho nomination
speechos it looked like Tanner had n
walk-over. Tho opposition showed con-
sldornblo strongth. Bnlloting begnn at
11 o'clock and it will tako hours for
tho first roll call. Tho candidates for
commander-in-chief nro Tannor, of Now
York; Brown, of Ohio; Burton, of Mis
souri; for-senlor vico-eommander, Cook,
of Colorado; junior, Everlst, of Illinois;
Fowler, of Minnesota, and Boycc( of
California.
For surgeon, Brother, oft Iown. Ohap
Inln, Cole, of Iowa, nird Leary, of Kan
sas. Owing to tho bitterness' of tho
fight tho W. R, C. election was post
poned until this afternoon. Mrs. Frls
ble, of California is a Btrong candidnto.
Corporal Tnnnfor was elected lat'ol
this afternoon.
ATTORNEYS
GET WARM
Woostcr, O., Sept. 8. Tnggart avert
od a fight 'between tho nttornoya in
court this morning. Tho rival lawyers
worq angry over tho mannor of begin
ning their arguments, and started for
each other. Taggart. stepped between
them, nnd held his attornoy until tho
other left tho room. Tho plaintiff an
nounced that it would recall Major
Nowborry. to tho stand.
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JAPS
Tokio, Sept. 8. The municipal coun-
cil last night passed a resolution ile-,
nouncing tho terms nnd advising tho
abandonment of tho poaco treaty. A
dolayed dispnteh says tho rioting was
resumed Wednesday night, nnd an at-1
tack was mado on tho rcsidonco of tho
ministor of home affairs. Thero were
oight donths and 800 arrest.
Japs Nood a Trouncing.
San Frnuoisoo, Sept. 8. As tho Jap
aneso society Is planning a monster
mass meeting to protest ngninst tho no
tion of tbolr government in sanctioning
tho Portsmouth treaty, tho police In
tond to keep a closo watch of tho pro
ceedings, ns it is feared that speeches
will bo delivorod that -might stir tho
little brown men to do something des
perate. more tbau light limbering-up work.
Ono of Nelson's early visitors was
Oaorgo Slier, the vteran referee and
orltie, who looked the Dano over, ami
nronouneed him In perftet condition
for a flcht to co any distance. Nelson '
took a short lot? an the road this morn
ing, later doing a Uttlo light work in
thu pvniiKiaium. . i
Brltt's program was prnetisally tlOi
same. This aftamoen Slier was ono of
bis visitors. The fighters will bo upi
AArlv tomorrow marnlntr. and. after a I
- or ,
short walk and rub-down, will start for
tho city to weigh in. Neither will par
take of any food until after this cere
mony, which takes plaee at 10 o'eloek
at Harry Corbett'i, hns been finished.
Nelson figures on being two ouneea
under the stipulated weiebt of 133
pounds, whilo Britt thinks ho is one,
full nound under weight. Nsither an-1
tUipates bis)g over tb wUa, m both
ara within a few imh of it now.
The Spa
CANDY FACTORY
Oat Fresh Home Made Con
fectionery is Strictly Pure
and Wholesome.
US State Street.
W. T. pTOLZ V. O. MEYERS.
Insurance Companies the
Greatest Fatteners on
Dead Men's Remains
New York, Sept. 8. Edmund D.
amlolph, treasurer of tho Now York
ife, was n witness before tho logisla
ve insurance .investigation todny. lie
oxplnlned how Vice-Prosldont George
W. Perkinj got $80,000 until 1000,
when ho was jumped to $75,000, bo
Causo Morgan wanted him. In 1001 ho
derided to join tho Morgan firm, whon,
rather than loso him nltogotlior, tho
ew York Life paid him $25,000 for
special services in nn advisory enpnei
ty. Ho explained tho details ,of tho
salaries of tho high ofllcials. Ho said
tho list submitted of tho officers' salar
ies was correct. No list was submit
ted of tho minor officers though from
77 to 80 wero ordered. The commlttco
wllf tnko stops to get the list at onco.
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Randolph said W. D. Ingersoll, vice
president in chnrgo of the European
business, gots $80,000 annually. E. It.
Perklnt, third vice-president, admitted
ho was a brother of Goo. W. Porkins.
John C. Lnllln, a member of tho finance
committee, followed Randolph, nnd ox
plained tho details of handling tho
finances of tho company. He said tho
stib-committeo, composed of Porkins,
"Woodbury, Iangdon nnd Randolph, was
given tho task of making investments.
Ho said tho compnny gonernlly bocamo
n party to tho syndicate with tho In
tention of holding tho securities, but
frequently disposed of them at a profit.
Houses Fall.
Rome, Sopt. 8. Earthquako shocks
in tho provinco of Cuelebra reported
tho loss of hundreds of lives, and four
owns nro almost entirely destroyed.
Tho prison at Monto Icons dl Cuelebra
collnpsod, killing soven. Tho groatcst
damngo was at Stcfaconi. Pooplo wero
burlod in tho huins of almost ovory
house Tho villages of Biscohio and
Triparnl woro destroyed.
NEW
Dress
goods
4i
Fall Styles in Ready-to-wea
For women who want tbo newest and best In the newest fabrics and colorings can bo found horo In n grand as
sortment. Not one nmlerslrable pattern among the .iitii" sn iwin--yct th re is a wldo rango for your ohooslng
somothlng you will like. More new garments here than nil tho other stores combinod, and ovory one of dapond
ablo style, material, workmnnshlp nnd shading. If you have not already sitn these new creations, now's the best
tlmo whilo the ttoek is at Its best.
Prices
'Fgg"-
Velvet Veloars
A now material for fall wear in
suea pretty destgM and colorings
for dressing Mqu, gowns, klwo
nas, etc. This is Nhown in a great
variety at our dumettic counter
Ajk to see It
Handkerchiefs
New designs sod sites now ready.
Everything that's sew and dainty
ean be found here in greet variety.
Prtees are lower than ever before,
and the qualities aj- better.
AtfdlL-jt-.M Lsaflikkkkkkkkkkkm
. ?3 jy
": 0 A. A Keasnants of all descriptions gath- HALF
1 OCiay IS etBtiaUt Gay wed from both floors. Today only they pRjCE
CJVA t If Arm A Af
Steamer From Portland Lays
Up on the Sands of South-,
ern Oregon
Portland, Sept. 8. Tho stenmor F.
A. Kllburn, loavlng hore for San Fran
oisco Wednosdny night, struok at tho
ontrnnco to Coos Bay early this morn
ing. Slio displayed signals of distross,
nnd tho life-saving crew and tho tug
Columbia went to her assistance. Thoy
found iter lenking bndly nnd tho en
gines disabled. 8ho was -kept nflont
with difficulty nnd token to tho North
Bend dock.
Editors Touring Through Canada
Minneapolis, Minn., Sopt. 8. A par
ty of about ono hundred editors and
from all parts of tho United States
startod from hero today in n, special
train on a tour through "Western Cnn
ada ns guests of tho Canndian Im
migration Association. Tho party,
which nlso includes S. . W. Lonvitt,
chairman of tho Minnosota Board of
Control, Wnrden Honry Wolfor, of tho
Minnesota Stnto Prison at Stillwater,
Wosloy J. Specrs, representing tho De
partment of tho Intorior of Cnnadn,
nnd Secretary Theodoro M. Knappon,
of tho Westorn Canadian Immigration
Association, will go direct from horo
to Winnipeg, thence west nlong tho
main lino of tho Canadian Pacific rail
way, stopping nt, Brandon, Portngo In
Prairie, Dauphin, Prlnco Albort, Rcgl
nnf Mooso Jaw, Lothbrldgo, MacLeod,
Calgary, Banff, Mediclno Hnt, and oth
er places of special interest through
out Western Cnnnda.
Fairbanks Took a Toed.
Oyster Bny, N. Y., Sept. .8.Fair.
banks lunched nt Sagamoro Hill today.
It is announced that Pen field hns gono
to Brazil, to report on tho commercial
relations of this country in South '
America.
c7lleiiei&8&y
$l4tQ0 H3
New Dress Goods J
we are now ready with our new
drew fabrics of ovary description.
The material we aro elTerUg are
all new waterioli In stylish and up-to-date
weaves for present year, ami
our SMortment i by far the largest
evr shown in the elty. You are
por.ill invited to inspect the new
goods.
The finest lot of
Suit Cases' we ever
had in our store, 0
PRICES WERE
NEVER LOWER
All styles.
All Prices.
92.00
TO
923.50
We wish isrt:(nlarl to eall your at
tention to our .lupluy of a Genuine
Strap Solo Leather Case with a solid
brass spring lock, heavy pressed and
stltohed leather corners, largo rivote,
steel frame in lid and body, shirt fold
In lid, threo brass binges, strap or bolt
fastenings,, It has no eompetiUsa M
the prise asked.
$5.00
ara offrd at
Moved by Fear Woman Car
ries Dead Baby in Her
Arms for 200 Miles
Stockton, Cnl., Sept. 8. Fenrlng tho
train mon would tnko tho body from
her, Mrs. Abo Foutior eonconloit tho
fact of tho death of hor youngest child,
a babo 14 months old, nnd carried tho
romalns in her nrinB from Reno, Nov.,
through Stockton to Carters. Sho nnd
threo ohildron woro ou thoir way from
Wisconsin to join tho fnthor nt Onrtors.
Tho fathor didn't know of tho child's
(loath until tho mother lnid tho body
on tho bod in tho now homo, nnd sob
bed out tho pitiful story.
10
SHAKES TID3 OLD COUNTRY.
Earthqnaka Do en Business With tho
Dagoes, Killing Hundreds.
Rome, Sopt. 8. Details of tho earth
quake in Cculebrla indlcnto that tho
casualties will bo enormous. To tho
present time, It is known thcro aro 347
dead, nnd hundred nre Injured. Re
ports coming In soy many small vll
lnges woro totally destroyed, Tho
Bhocks wero folt at Naples, Castolla
mara nnd Florence.
Will Study Immigration Question.
Victoria, B. C, Sept. 8. Dr. T. T.
Tong, representing tho Imperial Chi
noso Bonrd of Treaty Revision, and
now on his way to Washington, left
hero today. Ho has como to this coun
try to study tho classes and character
of tho persons immigrating to tbo
United States from various parts of
Europo nnd other continents, with n
view of ltnrnlng whether China la
discriminated against by tho govern
ment. It is believed In China that tho
United Stntes government, whilo ro-
vlow of learning whether China is
permitting JLhoiiiynJgratlon. of classes
of Europeans far Inferior to tho Chi
nese. His report will bo of great "Im
portance in determining tho future de
velopment of trndo relations botwoon
China and tho Uuitcd States.
$37.30
New Styles
EBADY TOR YOU
AH sisce, fill styles, nil patterns
$Oto$30
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