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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
which II apportl0ned
The IeRerson Bowlers.

Next time the jefferson Cocked-hat
artists come down 20 Salem 20 buck
the Illihee braves at ten pins they
Will not make up their team out OF
men who roll curved balls as their
curved balls will not keep a creased
track. They roll on dry track up at
Jefferson aud put a good deal Of Eug-
llsh on their balls. The oiled alleys
lt the Illihee club, smooth as a poll
ished mirror, wouldn't stand a wind.
Ing ball and the Jefferson team fell
just little short on their score
about 1853.
The Salem crowd tried 10 rattle
Doug Mimic, but the result was they
ratified some OF the jefferson boys a
good deal worse, who were making
their maiden visit 20 the city club
rooms. Then the Jefferson captain
got ratified and they all seemed deter
mined 10 make centers aud that was
all some Of them did make. After the
blk match games we're over, some Of
Jefferson men not on the team, but
right from the bush, took hold and
rolled ten pins made as biz u score
as any Of the llllhee fellows, Bll
Jones says II the Ilihces will come up
aud roll on the Jefferson alley the re-
suit Will be Just the other way
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Peter Scharbach, the solid black
smith at woodburn was Salem Wis.
tor today.
Senator Nod L0ouoy returned q
jefferson today, lie thinks II would
be too bad II the new government
post ONCE building NJ Salem we're not
located ou the west end OF Wilson
avenue. A bill 10 grant title would
pas the legislature without opposi.
tlon.
Or. A. B. Cathey, who was uniof-
tunatsly referred to this paper once
~ Rev. Cathey, Is In tho city todly.
He IL principal Ia the suit TO annul
the new woodbufo cnarter, that will
be heard before Judge Boise wcdnes-
day.
Miss Eunlce Bueloch Of Oregon CITY
came up on the local 10 visit her sis
ter at the asylum, Tie young lady
left her pocketbook on the seat Of
the car, but upon telcphoning 10
Agent skinner he had n returned 20
salem on the aftern l0n local.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

The poultry market Ia Salem has
advanced 20 WGl0c.
Mrs. Hookea, the millIner, went to
Portland today on business trip
Her son, Louis Hooker II at Manila,
and dIstresses his mother, by writing
that he wants 10 colonIze there.
Rev. p, b Williams OF Yew Park
United Brethren church, has just re-
turned from holding a series Of meet.
lngs at Lebanon, as result OF which
about thirtJ members are added 90
the First Baptist church " that city.
There Is nothing small about VIII.
iams. lie Is ready aud willing 10 help
good cause even n It does not add 10
The glory OF his own particular demon.
lnatlon. More such men are needed
In the Lords vineyard and all good
causes rejoice at them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
THE THREE CONCERTS

Imponan, Information for the Benefit OF
Local Subscribers.
The box sheets for the course Of
three concerts will be open to sub
scrlbers, at Dearborns, Wednesday
morning az o 0o'clock, and % the gen
eral public on Thursday morning
Subscribers who have not yet procured
their tickets must secure and reserve
them tomorrow, sure, as they can
then reserve fnr the entire course
without further bother, while holders
OF single tickets must walt a day
later
The management have secured the
NJ. u, Church auditorium and this
insures comfortable seats, aud most
excellent acoustics The first con-
cert, The Bendlx Co., will appear next
Monday, and Salem may we'll cougrat.
ulate herself on being able 20 listen
To such artists. Portland Is fairly en-.
thuslng over their coming.
Nearly every issue Of the Musical
courier OF n. Y. the most critical
Musical Journal OF the county. mas
extended notice OF some one of these
people. Max Benilx the ylolnlst,
aud Jenny Osborn the vocalist who ap-
pears With him. have recently had
half columns devoted to reviews of
their recent successes aud II is safe
to say that they will haYe a warm
welcome here. The single tickets are
si Procure them at once aud reserve
Thursday morning at Dearb0rns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
COMING,
The Great Violinist and HIS Company
win VISIT Salem.


Next Monday evening" March 20
the first Of the three concerts will oc-
cur.
The Bendix company appears sat
urday evening in Portland. 10 com
menting upon these artists, the Ore
gonlan has this to say, in part:
"The uame Of Max Bendix, the cele-
brated yiolinist, will always be linked
with the famous Thomas orchestra
However, II is as vlolinist that Ben
dix has made his name chiefly known,
and wherever music in It's truest aud
highest form is appreciated, there he
will always be held in honor and es-
TEEN. His fepertory IS unusually
large, and covers all the standard
competitions TO be found In violin
literature. This gives him standing
as an artist Of the very highest prom
inence. The great enthusiasm that
has everywhere greeted him shows the
appreciation In which he Is held.
"But there is another artist who ap-
pears with him IN Portland that viii
afford genuine pleasure. Miss Jenny
Osborn has a notably good soprano
voice, excellent 10 quality Of splendid
range, and admirably trained. AS she
is young aud prepossessing 10 appear
ance, she should have a great future.
A perseyering student, and gifted
with good common sense, she devoted
herself 20 OratoriO work and later TO
operatic roles. During the present
season In Chicago she has sung tue
soprano part 10 the Messiah and l.
under engagement TO sing in st. Louis
aud Louisville. The success she has
won has been cordially acknowledged
not only by the musical world, but
also 10y the press, since she has re-
ceived extremely favorable notices on
every occasion on which she has ap.
peared. IL is a well-recognized fact
that during the present seuson she
has been offered some Of the most i'm
pUrtant engagements In oratorio
work aud miscellaneous concerts"
IT, may be interesting for society of
Salem TO knew that Miss Jenny Os-
born, who will appear with the cele-
brated Max BendiX, Isl member OF
the uppercrust Of Chicago where she
IS ever welcome. Her splendid voice
aud musical talents, however, haye
caused her not TO seek social success,
but more gratifying one to herself as
an artist.
Holders Of course tickets will re-
serve their seats at Dearborn's tOmor-
row morning at o o'clock,
Holders Of single tickets with re
serve seats on Thursday morning at 8
o'clock.
Single admission, 81. Tickets on
sale at Dearborl's, Virgins and
wills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
UNIQUE OCCASION
Landing Of the American Troops At
Malta.

Landing Of the American Troops AZ
Malta.
~ Associated Press To the journal.
New YORK March li,-A dispatch
to the Herald from Malta says; At
che luncheon given at the club by the
British navy aud army officers 20 the
officers OF the Twelfth and Seven
teenth United States infantry, now
enroute TO the Philippines, Chairman
Admiral Bodney Lloyd proposed the
health 0f President Mckinley, lie
said that Ia the present crisis he had
he had the universal spmpathy OF
England In his ciyilizing mission.
la reply United States Consul
Grout said IL was unique occasion.
Troops had landed In Malta by the
kind permission OF the governor. This
was another stroke riyeting the alTec
lions of sister nations, the joint civil
izers OF the world.
lie proposed the health OF the queen
and the chairman toasted "Our
Guests" lie said 10 was "A red.letter
day In the history 'of Malta our
American cousins visit was unpre-
cedented. lie extended them a
hearty welcome. and congratulated
them again ca the task accomplished.
Colonel Smith, Of the Twelfth, re-
IfHTnnn FIauftHa a.
adage, Westward the course OF en-
pire takes itSway,n was now changed
to eastward under the Joint au
spices OF ilags for one cause, When
they give the word all must obey.
The greatest enthusiasm was shown
throughout, The attendance was the
FULLEST obtaiuable, Among the Brit.
lsh officers wele Malor-General Owen,
Colonies Spence, Nugent aud Bridge
man; Captains Marrack, Campbell
add llallctt, of the royal navy: Malor
Hugh Brown, Captain HASKELL, OF the
Twelfth United states Infantry;
Major O'Brieu, Lieuteuants Hart and |
purfee, OF the Seventeenth regiment,
aud Captain lliggins, OF the trans
port sheridan.
The hall was decorated with Eng. |
llsh aud American illgs. The gov |
ernor, Sir Francis GrenfelL aud Ad- |
mlral Sir John Hopkins had preyi. !
1uslY entertained the American Of |
hcers at the palace aud admiralty |
house, respectively. The American I
aud british troops futeruiled cor
daily.
To cure la Grippe. Keen warm. e,pe,i,Il,
ne isei. and take bg, Miles Nenine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
IN cHINA'S BEHALF.

Efforts TO Secure One Half but With
Little Chance Of Success.
/ ~ Associated Press 20 the journal.
| New YORK, March IA dispatch
TO the Herald from Washington says
A determined though unofficial effort
is being made, TO secure the exercise
by the United States Of It's good Offices
in behalf Of China. The matter has
not yet been brought officially TO the
attention OF Secretary Hay, but 10 Is
understood that he Is aware Of the
wishes Of certain interested persons,
and the advantage, from their point
Of view, which would accure TO this
government in case OF such action.
Itis untrue that an appeal has been
made tu this government 10 make any
representations TO foreign govern.
ments To prevent them from Selling
Chinese territory, What is desired is
that this government shall. through
It's minister In Peking, inform the
empress dOwager OF the dangerous po-
sitiOn China occupies, aud having
done this make public declaration
that the commercial interests OF the
United States make It necessary that
no further leases OF Chinese coast
territory be granted
IL extremely improbable, however,
that this government will consent 10
take such action, The Chinese minis
ter, Wa Ting Fang, has never re-
ceiYed any adyices from his govern
ment regarding the Italian demand.
nor has he had made any representa-.
ions 60 this government on that sub
lect under instructions from Peking.
The minister has naturally endeay.
lred 20 secure information respecting
the attitude of the United States, aud
IS much pleased at the announcement
that this government does not seek
Chinese territory, Minister Conger
has SO Tar been the medium of com
with the Chinese govern.
ment, aud he has been instructed |
that this government did not iatefere /
when other nations acquired Chinese I
.errltory, and would most cert
'inly not do 50 in the case of Italy
Diplomatic Washington is still en-
leaYoring TO learn which nation is
packing Italy in her demand upon
china, Minister Couger has not yet
lot'ted the secretary OF state that
aeh a demand has been presented,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
CITY ACQUIRES GRAVEL
For All Time to Come for Street Purposes
Free Of Cost.

The city council met ia called ses-
sion last evening TO consider the re-
port OF the special committee ap
pointed at the last meeting 10 ascer'
tain what could be done toward OBJ
tanning right 10 take gravel for the
city from. the bar Just opposite the
city.
Alderman Buren Of that committee
reported that Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Mimic, who claim the island or bar as
accretion 10 their property we're will
ing 10 enter into contract with the
city, which was discussed and 'proved
satisfactory. The contract is Ia sub
stance as follows:
The bar consists Of 1861 acres and Is
located just uorth OF the Miuto Is
land, being separated from that Island
by narrow channel OF water There
are other claimants TO tue gravel bar,
the ownership and possession OF which
is being contested before the state
land board The board Is hearing
further evidence Ia The case at today's
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlnto, agree that the
city may take from the island all the
gravel that may be NEEDED for im-
proving the streets Of the city.
THIS gratuitous offer on the part Of
Mr. and Mrs, Mimic is subject TO the
following conditions: That the re-
mOval OF gravel from the island shall
not 10 any way interfere with grant
made by the parties Of the first part
TO the Salem water company in NO
yember, 1897; IN removing such gravel
II shall be done Ia such "A manner as
20 cause the least injury to the bar
and that ia conveying the gravel
from said bar 10 the main land Of
OF the shore that IL will use fiat boat
or similar construction 10 float the
same across the stream.
Mayor Bishop and Recorder Judah
this morning executed and sigoed up
the contract with Mr.. and MrsMintO,
and the same is now in full force,
subject TO the decision Of the state
land board now In session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
S38 Cash

Four our Model 40. Tribune.
Tue regular price is $40. witn o ptI
cent on to the cash customer.
q. 4 j. CLlNCuER TIRES
CEMENT TIRE.
CHOICE OF SADDLES.
BLACK OR BLUE
We'd like tO know where the mnrket
affords a better proposition than tbat.
No wheel shown ut any price run,
eaSleh ana as tur the quality ana
MMoFkmanShlp, They are an upen book.
We have all the inner parts on eX.
hlbltlOn aud want you 10 come ana
see them. The bearings are ike a
pat mirror Tor hnlsh, the Joints ARE
ulp oIated, The fork crown Is arched
anu drQp forged, the sprOckets are
tue celebrated cyclOidal pattern. made
famous by the Tribune, aud nov be.
lns adopted by other gn1d Wheels
Makes the chain run Ike a dream
Wish you'd co,ue aud see these
thlngs u you Ike You are ALWAYS
welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

We are doing good business AZ
our Lace and Embroidery counter
these days. We have one 0f thosr
ulce Imitation Tuwhon Thread Iares
ahout Two inches wide, al 8 cents. be
sides lha very cheap tmitatiop
lutchOns much less. These hne Inn.
itatlon loichon are hig sellers for un
defWear Our kmbrOidtry lines run
irom ~ cents up aud the patterns
ate Nety chuice Some cent lines are
neat a. a pin, with excellent eises.
The helt stock Is lull ot great values
10 iicsh peN lines. A splendid patent
leather Tor lac, Those new Things
Too IN leather aud spangles are quite
The thing,
For prices on an these goods are
lower than Others, We sell everything
az lowest racket prices for cash. aud
nave no Oother with book accounts
Tor auy 0ody, No harm fOr you IN
COX, We want you TO come as often
as you like.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
AFINE DOG.

salem Man Seems 20 Have fines, Bun
Terrier in the Country.
81. Dalyrmple, the Salem drygoods
man. received this morning from
Homer Davenport, the New York
Journal cartoon artist, a bull terrier
pup which he has reason 60 believe
Is the hnest dog OF hts breed In Amer.
lea
lie is white as milk aud as ane as
silk bred in Homer Dayenpor'ts ken.
nels, sired by Sir Brlee out of a sister
10 his champion bitch, Compassion
Homer writes "Ile isa great puppy
and should make agFand dog. / viii
send his pedigree this week as am
having him registered, HIS breeding
u unsurpassed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
Riekreall Store BurglariIed.

Marshal Gibson this morningI re-
eeived telephone message from
Rlckreall stating that the store AT
lhat plnee had been entered aud
ribbed last night About as ip
mouey aud Sume lewelry aud other
articles were taken, IL is suspected
That three suspicious looking persons
~ho were seen about there yesterday
we're the perpetrators but 20 clue To
The act is yet obnalned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

Frank Frisbee and family, cf Shell
dan, Iowa, are registered at the
Hotel willamette. Mr.. Frsbee Is an
Old time friend aud nelghbor OF Hon,
f.. +. Parkhurst, Messrs. Derby, Tur-
ner, aud the Iowa colony located here,
aud Is having a short visit with them
AN Mr.. Frisbee is president OF the
First National Bank Of Sheldon, aud a
prominent citizen Of the Hawkeye
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
Farl Race Reeonnized.

II was rumored that II bad been de-
cided TO appoint Earl Race, well
known 10 Salem, bOokkeeper at the
penltentiary, at 500 per month. A
confirmation could not be obtained, as
the new superintendent OF the insti-
tuition, j. ID Lee, has not yet arrived
In Salem. lie is expected this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

unlon Lodge No, 56i. Good TEN p.
lers al their regular meeting Monday
uight voted 20 make their next meet.
lng which falls on the Goth OF March.
Neal pow's birthday, a memorial
meeting The public Will DO invited
TO loin la celebrating the birthday of
the Apostle OF Prohibition, General
Neal bow ,'of Maiue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
DOCKET ENTRIES.
Hotel Whlamette Arrivals

". II. Morey, Chicago.
Il. d. Brown, Grafton, n. u.
Chas. G, Nick, Grafton, y. d.
Frank .Frisbee aud family, sheldon
Iowa.
B. Il. Broomell, Tacoma,
Geo X Burtan, San Francisco.
II. T.. Lounsburg, Portland
c. W, Caltner, Portland,
y. 4 Luecke, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

FOR SALE-0O acres Of pure prairie
land, good soil, good location,
une-fOurth mile from school house,
80 acres In crop and can be had at a
bargain, Located on west side Of
French Prairie Enquire OF VIM. II.
E4an. BROOKS. Or. 3-ll-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
Marion County Tarea.

The collection OF taxes on the 1891
assessment rolls vas begun Monday by
Sheriff Durbln over 5000 was col
lected between and O'Clock. the
rolls having been turned over shortly
after noon by County Clerk Hall. The
total amount 10 be collected Is s2lS,
sOs.24, on a valuation OF ss,0j0, ,339,
vIteh IL anportIonpd as follows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

EN 2 EHlENCE Is TIE tESI TEACHER
Use Aekee,s h glsh Remedy in sny case of
coughs colds "a crSul, should Il "a 10 eiye
lolmsla'e 'elie m,ny refunded 2,c and
oc lunn \ fTo Is, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
suhllmltY Man Hum

Henry Lang. a farmer living near
suohmitN was seriously injlred
Monday while working ia the woods,
4 small tree which he had chopped
through, ia falling struct his ak.
causing Il 10 strike him la the right
temple, narrowly missing an artery.
lie bled until he was exhausted,
through he walked home His con.
diilon Is serious, but II Is thought ne
viii recover
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
New Ap ointment.

NNlie YOU are enQuiTing NhO the
sNNetneI Is llkely o. appoint 10 Ofioe,
temen NeF that BTansln 4 Go. have
the stock ot grocerles that you need
WV a'"' 'etnly 3-l3 gt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
CaOitaI SOAP Works.

Running at full blast and making best
o. laundry and toilet soaps. Be sure 10 cali
o ,oI the Salem brand when you want good
A. W. ANDERRGG,
Manager
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
TIE wrArAEn.

The whether has more settled ap-
pearance. Forecast for Wednesday
occasional rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Bendix Co., Monday March 20.
Godowsky pianist, Tuesday April H.
Steindel Co., Friday May rs,
City bond election, Thursday
March 30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
MARION CIRCUIT COURT.

The Injunction SUIT Against Bingham s
Warrant Suli Honging Fire.
The Bingham warrant suit was
again postponed this morning De-
PENDANTS had until 10 "A. m. 10 hie an
amendmended answer tu the com
plaInt, but did not show up. Tomor-
row the case will probably come 10
trl Il us II stands.
DOCKET ENTRIES.
Jessie A. Chatdeld vs.. II. A. Hunt,
et al. Motion to strike out part OF
answer oyerruled Answer by We'd
ue,day.
IT, II. Geer et al, Us, John G..
Wright et al, Decree reopened; au-
swcr by Thursday,
Henry Il. Schmidt vs. Anna w.
Schmidt Divorce granted.
Chas. A. Wattys, Perry A, kroshus
ct at. Order granted for sherins
deed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

f, NJ morphine or opium in ur. Miles PAIN
'iiIo 'N"E All Pain. One cont "a doso"
Dr. Nile fNerye MASTERS esc a. alIaruxglaua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

To cure / "A Grippe, Keep warm, cipecially
he isel. and take d. Miles Neryine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
constitutional Amendments.

ROanOke Evening NOrd)
Ii is evident that strong efforts VIII De
made during the present session Of the
Virginia Assembly to enact such legis-
lation as will result eventually I'm 80
amending the State Constitution as TO
place restrictions and limitations on the
rights of suffrage which were 50 nDeraliy
extended in the Southern States by the
Republican party at the close OF the civil
war That this universal suffrage ana
the civil rights enactments accompanying
the gift OF the franchise to the negroes or
this section have worked much harm TO
the whites goes without saying, and that
the white people would not have accepted
the settlement If any other course had
been open 10 them is also true.
Apart from the outrage ON the rights
Of the people which such elevation OF
the negro undoubtedly was, the after
effects in the general Generalization or
ignorant and illiterate voters are too well
known 10 be dwelt upon az length at this
time. further than 10 say many people IN
Virginia are anxious for the Constitution
of the State TO be so amended as to re-
strict the suffrage here as has been done
I'm some OF the Southern states, and, as
said before. strong efforts viii be made
during the present session OF the Legs
lature TO present the matter IN proper
shape before the people for final action.
Among those who have promised 20 pres
ent such a bill before the House Of Dele
gates ia Mr. Patteson, OF Richmond, and
as there are changes I'm the Constitution
needed. Senator Flood. OF AppomattoX,
has presented a bill looking 10 amend
ments OF the Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
SPECIAL TAILOR TO MKrNLEy.
Possible Spread Of the especially
Appointed PurveyOr' RAD
.New York Journal)

New York JournaL)
There was time when a tailor VINO
hired men, dressed them with his orea-
lions and sent them forth TO public
places TO boom his workmanship was con-
sidered clever But John J. Kennedy, a
Flfth-aveuue tailor. has gone away be-
youd that. His stationery and cards are
ornamented with a coat-of-arms, sur
rounded by the following:
by Special Appointment, Tailor to HIS
Fxcenency. the President, William Nc
Kinney"
I'm the eye Of the artistic dresser, Presi-
dent Mckinley has never appeared 10 DO
q particularly well-dressed man. his ideas
concerning raiment being moulded on the
Canton (OD deal. out IN Canton, o., they
tear out trousers patterns 10y main force
and cut overcoat patterns with buzz
saw. OF course, II is not the tailors fault
that President Mckinley is not glass
of fashion Ike the Prince Of Wales, for
instance
The action of this Fifth-avenue tailor
threatens To swamp the country win
specially appointed purveyors Of this,
that. and the other TO various prominent
people even as London Is stamped with
purveyors TO IL NJ, the Queen Hide
bound democrats who buy their CLONES
of the shelf and polish their own boots
fear that I'm time We may find business
cards I'm the letter boxes Of our Nat houses
reading:
Special dentrifice purveyOr TO his TX
ceuencv the Governor, Theodore Roose-
velt" Special apple purveyor 10 Rus
sell Sage: Special waistcoat furnisher
ia Lieutenant Governor Woodruff or
diamond dealer. by special appoint
ment. to Lillian Russell