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Surrender to Wash
ington Troops.
Distadmont of the Cuban
Array Certain,
ijority of tho Soldiers Sustain
Gomez.
We Are Headpartess
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scriptions,
Draw cut Pruning Shears,
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111- AmuvJntcil l'rcdn Jo (lie Joiirnnl.
Manila, March 15, 4:45 p. m. Gen
eral Wheaton commanding United
States flying column uttacked nnd
defeated a force ot 2,000 Filipinos at
Paslg this afternoon, Indicting heavy
loss upon them. American loss Is
slight. Americans captured 3."U Fili
pinos. Many bodies of rebels killed in
the engagement arc floating down the
rlycr.
A bout ,1:50 the Filipino surrendered
at tliu town of Tagulg to the Wash
Ington regiment, and 155 Filipinos
were captured at Paslg by the
Twentieth regiment Our troops
round 100 dead Filipinos and 100 new
graves near Pasig. The prisoners
were unarmed and It Is presumed they
executed their threat of throwing
their arms into the river.
New York, March 15. A dispatch
to tho Tribune from Washington says
that tho war department olllclals are
satisfied that- within ten days the
problem of the disbandment of the
Cuban army will be settled.
"Then: If Micro Is a ruction that
wants trouble v Ith the United States
It will bo known. Some Insurgent
chiefs," said an olllclul, "talk as If
they wanted to go on the war path.
Tho quicker we know it, ir so, the
better."
It Is only a question as to how many
followers the malcontents In the as
sembly can persuade not to lay down
their arms Advances received show
u majority of Cuban soldiers will sus
tain Gomez.
Washington, March 15 Tho fol
lowing dispatch has been received:
"Manila. Three thousand Insur
gents moved down last night 'to
towns ou tho Paslg rlycr lino. Hy
lighting, Wheaton haa dislodged and
driven them back, tuklng 400 prison
ers and inlllctlng heavy losses In
killed and wounded. Ho reports his
losses ycry model ate. Ho now occu
plestheso towns with a sulllclent force
to hold them. Otis."
REJECTED.
Emperor Willlam'8 Plan for Increasing
the Army.
!! AoclatctI l're n the Jnnrnnl.
Bkkun, March 16. During tho dis
cussion of tho second army bill In the
rclchstag today, tho minister of war,
General von Gossler, said tho measure
was a factor In favor of unity, adding
that tho defence or the fatherland was
no party question. Tho bill, ho con
tinued, had been altered in commit
tee, but he hoped tho rctehstag would
restore it to Its original shape. Tho
reduction or the ocacc Tooting by 7CO0
men, ho added, was of vital Import
ance, and ho could not accept tho re
duction, as the present state of the
battalions was prcjudlcal to the etllcl
ency of the army. Tho war minister
then appealed to the patriotism of tho
rclchstag, asking that body to grant
the government's demands In its en
tirety. The rclchstag later, by a vote of 200
to 141, rejected the army lncreaso de
manded by tho government. The gov
or imcnt committee's proposal will bo
also rejected. Tho contor und frcsln
nlge union voted with tho minority.
The rest or the army bill was
adopted without debute. Its third
reading will take place on Thursday,
In the meantime, the momborsof the
rclchstag will be able to weigh the
go vcrnmont'd statements before finally
voting.
During the discussion preceding
tho vote the Imperial ohancollor,
Prince von Uohcnlohe, replying to a
speech made by a member of tho peo
ple's party, declared that Empernr
William's guiding principle was solic
itude for tin J.afcty of tho omplro.at d
lug that his bcnso of responsibility for
the suifety or the empire was strongly
P'csent.
The minority vole or 141 included
conservatives, members or the Imper
ial party, national liberals, members
of the radical union and members or
rerorm party.
Genera
Gomez Says
United Slates Is the
Only Power.
The Sulking Miners.
Il- Annoolud'il l'rc to (lie Joiiriuil.
Lake City, Colo. March 15, Tho
Italian strike leaders at the Hlddtn
Treasuro and Ute and Ulay mines
havo agreed to surrender the men
connected with the disturbance of
yesterday.
London, Murch 15. A special from
Madrid says:
Premier Sllvola In an interview
spoke In fayor or Intervention by
Franco for tho purpose or obtaining
rermUslon from tho United States for
Spuh to resume direct negotiations
for the lease of Spanish prisoners, held
by the Philippine rebels.
Washington, March 15 Otis
cables the following casualties
March 13 -Wounded, Second Ore
goo, Co. B, I'rlvutc Walter Irwin,
moderate, Murch 11 Killed, First
Washington, Co. E, Private Ralph
Van Busklrk Wounded, Second
Oregon. Co, D. Private Alfnrd O.
Cardln, seyerojCo. V, ,T B. Hod.
sou.sllghtljS Co. E, CIibh. J. OUon,
severe.
London, March 16 The Evening
News pupllsbes the fotowlng dis
patch from Manila: "General
Wheaton lias completely routed ;tho
Filipinos and occupied Paslg, Tagulru
and Pateros. Several hundred of tho
enemy were killed and as many cap
tured. General Otis says this Is the
areatcst victory since February 6.
The Americans will now press
towards Agulnaldo's headquarterc."
Journalist Gone,
Ur Aoclateil l're to the Journal.
Berkley, Cal March 15.-WIUIant
A.Calhoun, well known in PaclflJ
coast journalism, Is dead.
Tbe Beef Inquiry.
llr Auoclnied Prm lo the Journnl.
(Jhioaoo. March 15. The court of
iBoulrv held a woret executive so
Entombed Miners.
Ily AhoIii(cm1 I'i-cim to the Joiiriuil.
Luadvilu:. March IB. Efforts to
rescue Charles Itouss and Albert Frey,
who have been imprisoned In the
Bonalr mine, six days, has so far been
unsuccobsml. They are supplied
with provisions and are not suffering
A Torndo
llr Aimoolntcil Pre to Ilia Journal.
Bikminoiiam, Ala., March 15. A
tcrnado near Birmingham lias caused
much damage. Wires are In bad
shapound details dllllcult to obtain.
The tornado wrecked a dozen tor moro
dwellings nnd three churches and un
roofed several factories at Avondalo
and Woodlawn.
QOLD STRIKE.
In Northeastern California Causes Ex-1
citement.
Ily AaNOclnU'il I'rca to (lie Journnl.
San'Fiiancisco, March 15 A let
ter to tho Ex'tmlnor says rosldents of
tho mining town of Hayden Hill,
Lassen county, In tho extreme north
eastern portion of the state, arc
greatly excited oyer an exceedingly
rich strike of gold ore.
Monday night tho store or Petei
Cook, at Hlckre'ill, was entered by
burglars, The safe of tho postolllce,
which Is kept in tho store, was
cracked and 815 belonging partly to
the btoro and partly to tue olllco was
taken, with some articles of merchan
dise, the amount of which cannot bo
told at pnwent. Thcro Is no cluo to
the burglars. They wero evidently
noylcos us $200 In another drunor of
the safe was not tuven.
Grip is (laying thousands of victims.
Dr. Mites' Nervine is curing thousands.
la hi no -now ith Dr. Anita' Tun ?lu
But the Cuban Assembly Is
Still at Work.
Committee Appointed for Raising a
Loan.
Hy .Ruclntrit l'rei to tlir Journnl.
Havana, March 15. General Gome?,
says ho recognizes only one power In
tho Island that of the United State
All the Cubans can do, he declares, Is
by permission of the American au
thorities, and, therefore, the military
assembly can only talk. In his opin
ion, the assembly Is acting as it docs
because It wants to got more money
nut or the United Stutcs. In this
connection ho points out the assembly
tlrst proposed to ask 880,000,000. As
for himself, he avers that ho Is not a
beggar. Tho United States govern
ment offered tho $3,000,000, nnd ho has
never usked an Increase. Indeed, ho
says, to ask more would be undigni
fied and Improper.
To all callers, General Gomez speaks
lightly of tho assembly, declaring
that It was his creation, as ho did
not wish to appear a dictator, and
that the real military members who
took no part In the vole to depose him
will now resign, Ho calls the assembly
"a collection of black clouds with
much thunder but little rain."
General iangullly Introduced a mo
tion protesting against tho acceptance
of the $3,000,000, preceding It with a
long preamble, declaring that tho as
sembly was ready to co-operate with
the United States In maintaining or.
dcr In Cuba, The motion culled for
tho adoption of threo resolutions, In
the name ot the armed peoplo of Cuba
The tlrst extended the thanks of tho
assembly to the United States for aid
during tho recent war. Tho second
thanked the United States for tho
offer nf $3,000,000, but went on to as
sert: "Owing to the assembly's exact
knowledge of tho needs of tho Cuban
Buldlers, Its members consider It their
duty to dcclaro the amount Insulil-
clent. Wo cannot honorably accept
It ns a gift, but only us u loan, as
President Molvlnloy's authorization Is
necessary to raise funds needed to ac
complish tho disarming of the Cuban
troops:"
Tho third resolution appointed a
committee of three to present theso
resolutions to President MoKlnley.
Genoral Sangullly's motion was
carried, 18 to 4.
"Tho document or Justification"
was then read. It Is ycry long, und
cites casos to show tho dlsobedlenco
or General Gomez to tho assembly,
declaring that those familiar with tho
Inner history of the war know that
strained relations always existed be
twecn him und tho Cuban civil au
thorities. It reviews his interview
with Hubert P. Porter, und lay i stress
upon the fact that Gomez has vir
tually Ignored the ussembly during
tho last two months, Tho document
Is in effect an eulogy of tho members
of the assembly a declaration that
they havo done their duty. Certain
passages, referring scathingly to the
people or Havana who yesterday ex
prosxed their disapproval or the as
sembly's action Saturday, were elim
inated alter an undignified ar.d
heated discussion, An attack upon
the assembly, printed at Mutuuzas
und signed by the mayor of Mutanzas
and others was read.
Tho document of Justification was
finally accepted by acclumatloti, the
assembly deciding to print 10,000
copies after which it went Into secret
session, presumably to (Hsoukj means
to obtain funds for meeting the ex
penses at Washington of the com.
mlttco appointed to present the reso
lutions Scnors Vllliin, Hovatia and
Dlsplgna. Theso men wore really
selected during former secret sessions.
If tholr traveling oxpemes aro assured
thoy iwlll pneeed .lo Washington,
nomlually to hand the resolutions to
President MolClnley, but really. It Is
said, to negotiate the mysterious loan
which has been the object or tho
private sessions.
Washington, Murch 15. Tho com
mittee appointed yesterday by tho
Cuban military assembly) at Havana,
to come to Washington to secure
recognition, will not, be rccoganlzcd In
any olllclul capacity. Tho war de
partment olllclals are actuated by tho
conviction that they are bound
by reasons of sound policy to avoid
sueii ollllclal recognition except to
such u fully representative body as
might bo created by nil the Cuban
people through the exercise of the
right of fraurnlsc.
Havana, Marcli 16. The reported
resignation or tho civil governor of
Mora Is untrue.
Another Gomez manifestation Ib
planned for this afternoon, and It Is
sild thatcubun officers will organize
tho manifestation in favor of tho
Cubau military assembly which, If It
tikes place, will probably lead lo a
clasn between tho opposing fuel Ions.
Havana. March lb, Gencrul Gomez
conferred with Gun. Brooke today.
The Junta Patriotic dissolved last
night, after passing revolutions of ad
herence to Gomez
The Salem W. C. T. U.
hold their annual election yesterday
the 14, Mrs. Hakcstruw was elected
president, Mrs. llhndos secretary, Mrs.
Scrlbcr treasurer, Mr. Carrie White
Corresponding sec. tho last three
selected. Tho reports of tho superin
tendents of departments showed much
work done. Mrs. Catherlno Spruy su
perintendent or cvungcllrtio work
reported having had meetings cvuy
Sunday In tho year und somo extra
meetings through the week.
Mrs. Emma Murgun, supetlntond
Flowcr Mission work reported haying
given out three hundred bouquets
with script uro texts attached to them
to tho hospital and prisons to tho
sick und sorrowing. Mrs. Pipes re
ported sovcral new subscribers to tho
Union Signal our National Organ.
Tho mlnlstors or the city have nil
been very kind to speak for us when
ever called ou and given encourugo
montand approval or tho work.
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Rains in California.
General Down- Pour in tho Entiro
State.
A Snow Bound Passenger Train Aban
doned in Michigan.
llr Aanoplnted 1're to the Journal.
San Fhanoisco, March 15. It has
been ruining hero steadily for over
twenty-four hours, and tho storm has
becomo general throughout thestato.
Chkyknnk, Marcli 15. The snow
bound train at Wheatland has been
abandoned by tho company's oMcials,
who will tako steps to rescue tho pas
sengers by Bleds,
A. J. Shrum, ol Grade, In the John
Day country, left for homo after a few
days spent at Salem In the Interest
of tho Vltuc Oro remedy, Pearl W.
Gcor, orSllvcrton, Is local agent for
Marlon count
Aimed at Insurance Companies,
lly Amioclntcil I'rc to the Journnl.
Auiany, N. Y., March 15. Gov
ernor Roosevelt has signed nn amend
merit to tho civil code which prohibits
absolutely a doctor from divulging
any Information concerning his pa
tients, either before .or ufter the
death or a patient. For u long time
the Insurance law has permitted a
man to testify concerning the physical
condition of u policy-holder, which
was In variance with tho code.
Colored Peoplo Object,
Cincinnati, O., March, lfi. The
colored peoplo of Cincinnati havo been
Indignant ovor tho treatment nf col
ored troops In Nashville, when tho
Ffth rcglmotit(colorcd), United States
volunteers, pussed through that city,
after having been m into red out.
The colonel of tho regiment Is hero,
and he usscrts,that. the attack was en
tirely unprovoked; that tho soldlors
were asleep In tholr cars, and the
Nashville police entered tho curs
without any provocation whatever
and with batons began beating tho
men until they were unconscious. He
says tho discharge -papors and trans
portation vouchors of somo of the men
were taken nwuy nnd torn to pieces,
A committee has boon named to cull
tin Indignation meeting, whero It Is
proposed to tako stops to bring suits
against tho City or Naahvillo for the
acts of Its policemen,
Building a Navy,
lunjnor il o aj,i pai,aotiv n
Washington, March 15. Rear-Admiral
Hlcliborn, chief naval con
structor, In ills statement of work nr.-
ompllshed on the vessels now build--Ing
for tho navy, shows that there are
now actually under construction, or
already contracted for, 61 vessels of.
VlirlmiS t.vtwu rtinolm, fr.n h..ln-
ships to torpedo-boats.
Tho degree of completion of tho
battleships Is ns fodews: At, Newnort
Nowa, Kcarsarge, 85) Kentucky, av
Illinois, 02. At Cramps, Alabama, 7.V
At. Union Iron works, Wisconsin, 03.
The Maine, Missouri and Ohio had
not been started on the date of the
report. Tho sheathed cruiser Albany
purchased In England nn the stocks,
Is advanced 80 per cent toward com
pletion. Of the torpedo-boats, the
Dahlgrcn, at Bath, Mo., stands Ul pec
cent, and the Fox Wolf & Zwlcker's
complotcd; tho Craven at Bath, at 00
per cent, and tho others range all the
wuy down to -nothing. i
Tho submarine boat Plunger stands
nt 85 per cont, and two tugs, tho Pen
hacook and the Watuckct, at New
York and Maro Island, respect I voly.nt
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