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The evening times., 1898-10-04
GARCIA ON OUR PAY ROLL
Accepts "a Position TO Aid in Dis
banding the Cubnns.


Santiago de Cuba, Oct.4.-It is stated nm
good authority that Gen. Calixto Garcia
has accepted a position with the Ameri-
can administration here
Gen. Garcia is to receive $500 month
and all expenses. He will act as a com
missioner TO go through the country and
conduct negotiations with the Cuban
army, with view to its disbanding. He
VIII start in few days, and will be gone
on his trip three or four weeks.
He will be accompanied by his son. Col,
Carlos Garcia, and by few of his off,
GERS. On his return he will go to the
United States with Gen. Wood to confer
with the authorities in Washington.
Gen. Garcia's appointment has not yet
been hade public here, but when it is il
will give another cause for attack to the
extreme party of Cubans, who looked on
the appointment of Gen Castillo in the
light of the United States buying up
patriots with offices.
This seems farcical position to take ar-
ter the first cry, NO Cubans appointed
in place of Spaniards."
In consequence of serious disorders due
to the insurgents in the vicinity of Man
zanillo, Gen. Lawton is dispatching thith-
er the steamer Reina de los Angeles with
one battalion of four companies from the
Third Irlmunes, under Col. Ray. Gen
Wood had planned to sail with Gen Cas-
tillo today a mission of organiza ton to
coast towns, but now he will probably go
with Col. Ray and the First Battalion of
immunes, postponing his trip along the
coast He will make an inquiry into the
charges against the Cubans and endeavor
to relieve the delicate situation at Man
zanillo.
The Cubans have plundered the sugar
estates and have committed such depre-
dations that it became necessary for the
planters to appeal to Gen. Lawton for
protection.
Col Rays instructions are to deal with
offenders with the utmost severity, put
ting down lawlessness with firm hand.
He has full powers to act in summary
manner and to order that the death pen
atty be meted out for theft or attempted
violence.
Col Ray, who has just returned from
Guantanamo, where he was in command,
reports similar troubles there with the
Cuban soldiers. Gen. Perequita Perez en-
deavors to restrain his command, but,
Notwithstanding several executions. vio-
lence has been offered to the owners of
many plantations.
Their cattle and stores have been stol-
en-, and their cattlemen, while endeavor-
ing to protect their employers property,
have been shot by the Cubans.
Owners of the Confluenta, San Antonio.
Los Canos. San Miguel, Esperanza and
Romalia sugar estates applied to Col.
Ray for protection. The Ronialia estate
is owned and worked by James Mckinley,
a cousin of the President.
Col Ray detailed a picket, with Lieut..
Col. Brooks, of the Cuban army, in COM
mand, and sent them out with the sig
nificant order not to burden themselves
with two many prisoners. The result has
The evening times., 1898-10-04
SMALLPOX IN NORFOLK
General Vaccination Ordered by the
Board of Health

Norfolk, Va, Oct 4.-Smallpox is
alarmingly prevalent among the colored
population. Today a colored man. brok-
en- out with smallpox, who had left his
home uptown in search of medical as
sistance, made his appearance at the
city dispensary in City Hall Square. and
remained there an hour and a half.
when he was sent to the pesthouse. In
the meantime, several police officers were
stationed around to keep people from
going near the man.
This makes seven or eight cases of
smallpox that are now at the city pest
bouse. special meeting of the board
OF health was held yesterday, and a
general vaccination was ordered for all
persons who have not been successfully
vaccinated.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
STAYING OFF OCCUPATION
Spain's officials in Havana Not
in Any Hurry.
PLAY THE MANANA GAME
American Troops May Not Fully Pos
sess the Island Until BIanco's
Forces All Embark for Spain-The
Madrid Government Is Taking IL
Brtathing Spell.

Notwithstanding the semi-official an
nouncement made several days ago that
the army of occupation would begin its
movement to Cuba between October l5 and
90. a prominent official of the War De-
partment stated last night that there is
more delay in sight.
Il cannot see he said. how our army
is to be gotten to the island between the
dates mentioned. Everything will depend
upon the Commission now at Havana and
the rapidity with which the Spanish au-
thorities transport their troops from Cuba
our soldiers will not be sent to the island
until the evacuation is complete and with
the lack of transportation facilities Spain
will not be able to get her soldiers away,
according to my belief, for a month or
more"
Information has been received by this
Government that the Spanish Commits
sioneTs of Evacuation at Havana are DIav-
ing for delay. a majority of the military
men in Havana do not believe the war is
ended, and they are forcing his belief
upon the Commissioners and authorities
there. The impression is current that
Spain is only taking a breathing spell
after the severe drubbing she received
and that through the obstinacy and assist
ance OF the Spanish Peace Commissioners
at Paris hostilities will be resumed after
the bulk of the American volunteer army
has been mustered out
Sagasta is shrewd.' said an army off,
Ger last night. He believes if Spain will
make big bluff by threatening, with a
patriotic flourish, To resume fighting and
ole IN the last trench if necessary before
she will surrender her last possessions
that the United States will believe Spain
Is In earnest and make more liberal con-
cessions in the matter of the Philippines.
Havana is fully fortified and garrisoned
ana the people, there believe they could
hold out against this country indefinitely.
Sagasta's bluff should not be considered
seriously, and this Government should
demand the immediate evacuation of
Cuba. according to the terms of the pro-
tocol and enforce that demand with all
our pOwer.'
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Rubbers for Irvine.
(From the Philadelphia Rcco-dD }

[From the PhTIadeI1hGa R0COTd-l
'aRubber bands have supplanted twine TO A
great extent in the last few years observed a
salesman in a downtown drug store yesterday. a.
he slipped a band around hye-cenI package Of
sodium bicarbOnate for customer up To ton
years ago rubber bands were seldom seen outside
of 4 courthouse lawyers office; and their
use was confined almost exclusively to the filing
of court documents ard papers. Now YOU fni
them everywhere. Bands are used on all small
packages in drug stores, and they have become an
important factor in the grocery business They
answer the same purpose as twine. and are adj
iusted much easier. And then, more symmetri-
cal package may be put up with the bands and
that is the pride of a good salesman. It may not
be generally known that rubber band is the best
teeth-cleaner known 1t can be forced between
the teeth, matter how close together, and it
removes Accommodations that cannot be reached
with tooth brush Yes, the rubber band has
hurt the twine industry, but it must be consider
able
The evening times., 1898-10-04
WANING OF PLATTs HOPES.
Chances of Profit From the Third
Ticket Fade Away.

New York Oct. 4.--The side issue in
the Democratic ranks, as the party that
nominated Henry George has been called,
has gone all to pieces with the disincli-
nation of Mr.. George to make himself ri
diculous by standing as leader of the
most forlorn of all political reform hopes
within many years Following Mr.. George
| other gentlemen who have been relied
| upon, with the aid of Mr.. Platt's check
book, to make formidable opposition to
the regular Democratic ticket, find that
| they cannot accept cat's-paw-like
standing in the community, and beg to be
excused from wasting time, energy and
talent in entering a canvass that would
be out of the memory of man in less than
week after election day. There are
signs In the political skies today of the
party nominating Mr. Van Wyck in for
NAL way, which is only another way of
saying that as the members cannot in con-
science support the Republican machine
and do not want to lose their identity as
voters and politicians they stand ready,
with insignificant exceptions. to support
the Democratic ticket
There was great rejoicing among Demo
Gratis last night. WHOM It was learned
that Charles w. Dayton had re-
turned to the ranks, loyal and worker
Mr.. Dayton called yesterday afternoon
at State headquarters and saw Patrick
McCarren. He announced that he was
prepared to work for the election of Judge
Van Wyck, and as an earnest of his in
tention turned over considerable sum of
money to the campaign fund.
Then he stated his desires in reference
TO helping in the fight.
Il will take the stump he said, IL
you can use me, and l want to begin talk
ing right OFF"
McCarren welcomed the former candi
date on the George ticket and assured hin
that his services would be appreciated
Mr.. Dayton asked particularly that he b,
assigned 10 speak in Syracuse October 13
with Representative Amos ]. Cummings
at the annual convention of the Typo
graphical Convention. His offer was ac-
cepted at once, and his part of the work
1t is said. will be placed among labor men
especial attention being devoted 10 the
letter carriers. who have been loyal to
him since he was postmaster.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Our Upholstery
Department

Is filled with the newest and
choicest things for making the
home cozY and attraotive, and
now that you are houseclean-
ing and fixing up for the Fall
and Winter you'll need Cur
tains and Draperies.
For TODAY and TOMOR-
ROW we will save you money on
the following specials:
Ioc Figured Silkoline for 715c
yard.
I21zc Figured Cretonne for Sc
yard.
I2Hc Pagoda Crepe, for Cur
tains and Draperies, for &c yard.
I5c Drapery Denim. figured or
plain, for f2Hc yard.
25c Art Ticking, in stripes and
figures, for fSc yard.
25c Opaque Window Shades,
fixtures complete and ready to
hang, for 1 &c each.
S9c Chenille Table Covers, one
and one-half yards square, for
CSC each.
We Upholster Furniture.
Let Us cive you an estimate.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
VICTIM OF HIGHWAYMEN
Says He Was Beaten. Robbed and
Nearly Drowned

Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-The Camden and
Stockton authorities are investigating a
story of another hold-up that is said to
have taken place at Pea Shore along the
Delaware River yesterday afternoon. The
alleged victim is James McGarvey. He
claims that while engaged in washing his
shirt in the river at Pea Shore three men
attacked him He says that they knock
ed him down, kicked him in the ribs
threw him overheard and held him in the
water while robbing him
McGarvey declares that he had $50 in
his clothes before the hoid-up took place.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Came Home Duzed,

Plainfeld, N j.. Oct. 4-Thomas X
Leslie, a New York business man, who
resides on West Front Street, this city. is
at his home in a dazed condition after
having been mysteriously absent from
home since last Tuesday
Leslis's mind seems to be total blank
and he is almost a physical wreck All
that he could tell of his wanGerings was
that he had left friend last Tuesday
evening and that Saturday night he
found himself walking in the streets of
Newark
The evening times., 1898-10-04
SOIdfer-isridegroom Dies.

Pottsvile, Pa. Oct. 4.-Pottsville mourns
the loss by death of the fourth soldier
from the troops which left here last April.
The latest victim is Corp Charles Web
ber, of Company NJ, Fourth Regiment
p. V. l., who was taken i'll with typhoid
fever on the day that the Fourth Regi-
ment troops returned from Porto Rico.
Webber figured as the groom in a roman
tic wedding with Miss Clara Wolf. who
married him by the side of his cot at the
hospital last week
The evening times., 1898-10-04
been to check the outrages there to {

A fracas occurred in Santiago on Sat
urday night. Several Cuban soldiers from
Cabre came into the city to draw rations
and at the wharf attacked a member of
the Guardia Civil Spaniard remaining
from the old force.
Yelling, We're now free; we will have
no more Spaniards." they endeavored to
cut him down with their machetes. He
was almost overPowered when Capt.
Mendoza. of Gen. Lawton's staff. came to
his rescue and succeeded in beating off
the Cubans, several of whom were ar
rested later.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Fraction. Horse Kills n Bow

Bloomfield, n. j.. Oct. Awhile driving
fractions horse attached to a stone
cart yesterday afternoon Tony church,,
fifteen years old, was thrown out and
killed. His head struck the curb and
death was instantaneous. One of the
wheels passed over his neck
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Clemmer refused w. r.,,

Norristown, Pa, Oct. "A new trial for
James A. Clemmer was refused by Judge
Weand at s:15 this morning. The judge
then passed sentence of death Clemmer
said he had been convicted by the public
and press. At the conclusion of the SEN
tence he broke down completely.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
S7.98
Wrappers, 49c.

AS a special Anniversary value we
shall offer a lot OF % dozen dark
coIored print wrappers. with sep
arate waist lining and full skirts.
in such desirable cOIOrings as navy,
garnet and black-which are worth
almost double-for i9 cents In
commonly well made-nicely finish
ed-splendid garments.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
School Board Scandal.

Reading, Pa, Oct 4.-President Wanner
has number of names under considera-
tion for the committee to investigate
school board affairs He has not vet an
nounced the names of the controllers who
are to conduct the inquiry. At the last
meeting of the board a resolution was
passed authorizing him to appoint five
The evening times., 1898-10-04

or's Office so that the penalty imposed
by law for violations thereof" may be
enforced. Bills for water consumed have
been reduced from So to rs per cent, say
the Commissioners, a discretion 1--WE feel
almost certain has been abused to the ex-
tent of criminality."
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Accused of Murder

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. Frank Liates
was lodged in Jail here last night on the
charge of killing his brother-in-law, Will
lam Matchones. It is alleged I.iates
went to Matchones' house Sunday night.
and started quarrel with the neigh
bors. Matchones attempted to eject him
from the house. when Liates stabbed him
In the neck three times.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
STOLE MERCHANDISE.
Coats Valued at One Thousand Dol
lars Taken From "a Car.

Norristown. Pa, Oct. 4.-Thieves made
a rich haul on a box car of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad while it was in transit
from New York to Norristown some time
during Sunday night. The car was broken
into just at what place is unknown, and
several cases of misses coats were stolen.
They were valued at $1,000.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Wrappers, 75c.

Again as a special Anniversary
value we offer 36 dozen percale
wrappers-braid trimmed-extra full
and wide skirt-bound armhOles-Of
the very same sort which We have
right here in stock at Csc, for only
15c- Every garment in the lot is
perfectly made and well finished.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Worriment Caused His Deo,b.

Cape May, n. J., Oct 4-John j. Stur-
men, aged about forty-five years. died
suddenly Sunday night from worriment
caused by the prospect of a severe SEN
tence from the court yesterday. He had
been indicted by the grand jury on two
counts for selling liquor on Sunday.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Ladies' SOC waists, 29c.

146 dozen ladies fancy fianneIette
waists, in a large variety of pat
terms. and in the most attractive
colorings-which are nicely made.
and perfect fitting, and the usual
soc value. will be offered as a spe-
cial Anniversary value al % cents
each.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il il fails 10 cure PC Ths
genuine has L. B. Q. each tablet.
selQ-tu, tn. .sat-tf
The evening times., 1898-10-04
Ladies cloth waists. Sl.39.

Is dozen ladies' all-wool cloth
waists. which are richly braid trim
med-and handsomely finished-in
black, navy. green, and garnet
very stylish garments, sure to
please any woman's taste, will be
offered as a special Anniversary
value at $l39.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
AN AVALANCHE OF FRAUD
Swindling Schemes Discovered
by Mayor Van Wyck.
WILL PURSUE THE GUILTY
The District Attorney Instructed to
Thoroughly Investigate Special
Reports of Plots of officials Under
Strona's Administration for Steal
ing City Funds.

New York, Oct. Am expose of the af-
fairs of the old department of public
works, under the Strong administration.
was presented TO Mayor Van Wyck yes;er-
day by Commissioners of Accounts Her
tie and owen. The mayor Immediately
sent for District Attorney Gardiner and
said:
Five months ago l discovered what l
considered a scheme to defraud and swim
die the city in asphalt pavements. l called
to my aid the commissioners of accour-s
and l left this matter in the hands Of
Commissioner of Accounts Hertle, whom
i have known since | was boy and in
whom have absolute confidence. He has.
after months of diligent investigation and
examination of tens of thousands of war
rants, made a report TO me today, which
leads me to believe that the old DEPART
ment of public works was entirely honey
combed with fraud, and, as the present
mayor of the city of New York, il is
my intention to break up this combina-
ton if | drive guilty people to the peni-
tpntiaFN do il
The evening times., 1898-10-04
We're Willing

II|illII TO do everything in our
IlI|IIHI|f power to make buying
IiH|Hl8I| easy for you. We put
lH.I#li prices as low as can be
lII#tI|I+|II found in the cash stores,
I|4#ilHl#. and not one penny is
I'LL I|||i added if you want credit
lI.l l||i|i Such accommodation is
l8HH#Hi free here. All we ask is
l.# a little money weekly or
lIiIIl|j+I monthly. No notes, no
Bl1IIl8li interest.
The evening times., 1898-10-04
To Help You

is the object of our cred
it system. II enables you
to afford what you want.
Come here for your new
carpet. Our stock is end
less and prices are low.
Brussels begin at 80 cents
a yard and Ingrains at
80 cents. We make, line
and lay them without eX-
ira charge.
The evening times., 1898-10-04

Let Us give you an estimate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03

ability upou the government any
more than the passage % laws. the
.clllertfnn OF debts. ur the punishment
Of criuleS
The 'onIy defect 10 the EreenbacSs.
as before mentioned. Sere the limi-
tatiOn Of their legal tender quality,
and a promise on the part Of the gov
eminent 10 redeem them IN roin-
which the golditeS conStrue makes no
Discrimination betsee1 the coins OF
gold aud silver
Upon the false assumption. 20 which
We have called attention. the con-
mission have built up a fabric, which.
10 enactsd i0to the law, everybody
but a banker ought To know viii make
matters a great deal worse than they
are now. We except tue banker. De
cause he. undoubtedly, can see a grab
ia it. and a grab for him. 10 his eSti-
nation. is the greatest good 70 man.
kind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03
FARM PROPERTY

200 arr- sra5. r15 sock s--,- .hrse miles
ron railroai r-ai-g ~1,=r, good springs
a,i ar 51lld-ags. Thzs s The bss: bargain IN
tAe wiIll=e--= VALLEY Prics ocly $3.50 pei
AZ.
81 1--es. 10 1-d oce-sslI niles -3--hves.
cf A=-ys .I1,I--es z1ie- e1lrvz,iJo; all
tenc=i- houses al bzr-s; hE,ly occhzri
lsTsI llzi r--z-s E1,=-. PTi-s s-S CO Per
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coo z-rsss 15rli-zsS M1-i1n szaa-c, 4 me
se3ck A-1- o. l--es --,i.- c-,-vzloc; 5rs.
cAIss hn-ly orrari; goot h1rss; , sod
oa--s- sPr-gs az5 r-n--g za:sz a.. s,r 81.
per 1c-S.
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I-G >hel-U-g =; ;h= --uSri-S & tie o c L
Z < Z E,i : ? 4 Z Iso 1--= Il cultivation:
so'cc A1Uss I-t ba-z, a. zn5sr t.-ce. t1a-.l '
or-AI-i- sooG srriags Ard ----iuz xa,sr.Pries
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THE CAMPAIGN JOURNAL.
SPECIAL Rates On ths Great Oregon Slver
Wseklv.

SPECIAL Rates On ths G-ea; Oregon Slver
Weekly.
The WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL
JOCRNAL sill be the Great silver
Campaign paper.
Ia clubs OffUUr OF more the WEEKLY Y
JOURNAL NJ % sent 10 any address
10 the state of OreECu until after the
June election for &C. Four sub
ScriptlOuS for a dollar.
THE JOURNAL i Silver Reform
paper. advocating the cause OF the
people against the gold standard
against the trusts. against corruption
10 all parties,
THE JOCENAL believes in building
up 4 solid opposition Reform party Of
the people 10 each county and 10 the
state TO secure better legislation.
lover taxes. purer government. II
you favor such party circulste The
WEEKLY JOURNAL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03
This Tells whers Hsai,a May Be Fem

This Tells wh-rs Heath May Be Fo1nt.
An1 that Is more important than
making money. II your oisod i i'm
pure hOod's Sarsparllla i tue uedi
ctoe for you. Il cures >crufulA. salt
rheum, Rheumatism. catarTh and all
other diseases originating in OF pro-
NOTED By Impure b.ucd and low state
Of the system.
Hoods Pills are easy % take. eAsy
10 Opeaate. Cure icdi iEeStiOn. head
ache.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03
r~weera agents for Canadian Pacific Railway

in cultivation good house and barn; running
water. Price $500
10 acres Of fine land } miles south. all in
ood ul,'ya,ionj for $50.
To TRADE.-:2o acres inUmatilla county
to- improved salem property.
To TRADE --IS5 acres on the Alsea for
city Of Salem. property, improved or unim-
roved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03

The reader q this paper wilI o
pleased 70 learn that there i az least
Ole dreaded disease that science hss
been able 70 cure { z g.. is stages. and
that = Czt4rrl. Halls Catarru Cure
i the only positive cure Known % the
medical fratSrulty Car2Trl ueiuE !
constitutional O S5l>s. s-IirzS co..
stitutIU14l Treatment Halls Catarru
Curs i taken iu-sr-ZIly. GcCi1Z d.
rec1lY U1 toe blood aud auCCCS sur
t2ce> o. the system -ESre1y destroy
lax the fOU154tlOC q t1e O lISszse. and
<lFJnE the patient strength oy build
i1E Up the c1ES,I--tiCC ard LSSis- :
n4t-re in dl.CE Us N0rS- TIE prUpris-
tors nave - q -c1 tz-cE iz rs c-r-ssiTe
pogerS, tLA- tlSF u-sr O-S Hundred
Dollars flr 41y case that il fails 70
cure. SSC1 flr .lS- u Le>-5 51-Cuaz.>-
Address. Z J. CHENEY * On.
Tulei-- ..
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03

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=, - N INOL-uLLTN, NIdIageT.
I. II. MARKHAM. g. F. &P. A, Portland
OREGON CENTRAL
Eastern R. k. Company

liANC INA DAY KOIIE.
Connecting at YaqJina Bay with the Sa
Francisco Haquina Bay Steamship Co.
STEAMSHIP president"
sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San
Francisco, Coos Bay, PoI: Orford, Trinidad
and Humbolt Bay.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or points west to Sas
Francisco: Cabin, IS; steerage, So.
hound trip, good 90 days, SI7.
10 Coo; Bay cabin IS; steerage So.
10 humboldt Bay aad Port OTfotd, cabin
$40; sieerage IS.
RIVER DIVISION
''eamer Albany" between Portland and
CoYaiis through witeout lay-over. Leaving
CoTvaliiS o:5o a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street
goeK, l'HS 900 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
j. u MAYO, Sup,. River Division.
= r. ro,.r. Corvallis, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-03
That Bank Appendage
The indianapolis Currency CON-
mission,

Senator SssSart Calls Its RePo-t the
Greatees Curiosity q Ignorance and
Dupiicity That Has Been Produeed in
The Nnesseath Century Only Be
cornpared With the Astronomy of the
DARK Ages.