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ST. JOHNS REVIEW 3 I aflKUJkWWIVW w iiiiiiitiiiii i in i ii a nr rBESII MEATS, BEEF, POBK OB MUTTON .11 n tlIM rtll I INI I A I A W lliUHLL 1 1 1 LIiuu CAN PLEASE YOU T ..i v.e.. always the bett U1T. " STAR MARKET BSC? STREET, Near School Homo GEO. H. DOKVIIiLE, Manager w, m nnmni1 IA ELIAdLK mwm w, riXTURE AND LOCKSMITH 11 WORKS Electric Suppllti lion;" Belli and E1""1 secret Ataron Installed All Work Guaranteed ST. JOHNS, OBEOOK RS, L, U, JALK&UN HAS A FOLti LINE OP ILLINERY HATS, CAPS, ETC. DOLLS Itepelred and Dressed Mneri nd Gloves Cleaned and Dyed AT. JOHNS RANK H. IRELAND TIEDMONT JUNCTION Lunch lloom, Confectionery, Ci gar, J co urenm, tuxc. ana t'nlon BJ3J. PTIOIAN nnd practical nt Hint. Anything In tlio lino of ropnlring. wnlch clennlwr, or properly fitting you with ulnRRCK. nnd everything ful ly gunrnnlccd or no pny, go l , E, Wilson, the Jeweler Jii price nro rigm r.nu no win atfnr' you. 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The need of offlccis for the navy 1b very praising. Anarchy prevatlla in Macedonia nnd Christians or slain daily. Robbers blew up the safe of a La Plata. Md., bank and sccuied f 3.000 cobIi. Flvo Rabmarlno torepdo boats built for Japan in America havo arrived at Yokohama. Cuban health officers challenge American marino corps to prove that, yellow fever has appeared In that country. Ily tlio explosion of a boiler In the suburbs of VlckBburg, Miss., two men wore killed and a number Injured, two soriously. Tim vcRicla of tlio Baltic fleet have arrived at Port itald. Kveiy prccau tlon has been taken to lneuro n safo patsage through tlio canal. Tim nnrmnnnnt location of tllO Wv- ntnlnit ulnto rnttltnl WAN not Settled at the last election. Cheyenno led In tliu contst, but did not receive tno ncccs arv twn.tllltlN. It will. llOWOVCr. 10 main at f!linvntl(1P Until llld matter is fettled, which will not probably bo .for mnny years. John G. Bradv has been reappointed governor of Allaska. Minister Barrett rcnotti that all is again quiet in Panama. flnow is reported throughout tho United Kingdom and tnero is great misery in London. Land Commissioner Richards urges that no mora forest reserves 00 cicatou until exports have repotted. Tim fain nf Rnnntor Burton, of Kan ms, accused of accepting a bribe, will como to trial in a tow uays. Tim secretary of tho interior has tern nntn rllv withdrawn from all entry about U,000 acres of land In Idaho for tlio Tekon rciorvolr alto, in connection with tho Palouso Irrigation projtct In Washington. Both armies In Manchuria occupy such itronuly fortified positions that neither appear Inclined to attack unlets possessing a preponderance 01 numucra. rho Japanese probably liave moio available troops. From a report Just Issued by the do naitmcnt of commerce and labor, show. ing amounts deposited In savings banks throughout the world, It Is found that tho United State, with lets man Vtf tier cent of tho total population consld unil. contributes over -0 tier cent nf tho total ravings deposits recorded. Tho deposits In tho United States total 3,0tl0,17O,U0O. Attorney General Moody will remain in Itoosovelt'M new cabinet. Two tramps were killed in a freight train wreck near wnua waua. Tho now crulsor Pennsylvania will soon bo teady for her speed trial. Tho United States and Bwittcrland have agreed on an arbitration treaty. The Red Star lino steamer Kroon- land, reported lost, has arrived in hevi York. Tim Internal nuvpnue for October was 1165,106 lei than (or the aamo month In 1003. Fiancls K. Ixnpp linn boon appointed Indian commlnaioner, vice iinam a. Jones, resigned. Roosevelt's addreu at the dedication of the Frederick the Great atatue great ly pleased Germany. The Spanish bark Taffala foundered November 16 east of the Ilermudas. Her crew of 16 were drowned. A nrnmlnent Georgian Stmeests that tho South cast Ha vote for Uoosevelt and make his election unanimous. Great Britain has Joined with tho United States in a protest to mmey against interference with missionaries. forepaugh & Sells' pay wagon has been broken into ana isu.uuu stolen. General Btoeaeel estimates recent Japanese loscss at Port Arthur at 10, 000. Italy has expressed her willingness V3 take part in a second peace comer eiico at The Hague. Japanese diplomats fear Chile and Argentina will sell warsuipa 10 ituesia, despite official denials. The statue of Frederick the Great, a gilt of tile kaiser to America, has been unveiled and acepted Willi great cere mony at Washington. London baa received a report that the Red Star line steamer Kroonland foundered in midocean. The officers of the company deny all knowledge of the disaster. riRST POINT WON. Prosecution Makes a Score In Land rraud Case. Portland, Nov. 23. Tho second day of tho McKlnley-Waro conspiracy case accomplished little, but was rich in oratory, in words, and In objections. Tho plans of the nttorneys wero out lined and one witness was examined, but the whole day was taken for the task. At the adjournment 10 docu ments from the Oregon City land office had been bound and swathed In remon- stranccsfrom the defense and sunmit ted as evidence, white Charles B. Moores, formor register at tho offico, had recognized his own signature and that of Judge William Galloway, the former receiver. Hardly had the staggering second hand of tho court clock crossed the point of 2 when Judgo Bellinger en tered tho room with his habitual armful of books, and tho second da of struggle began. From tlio first It was evident that both sides would allow no chance to pass by which ndvantago could bo gained over the opponent. Almost before Mr. Hall had mado his opening statcmont tho trouble began, and H ended only with the close of the day. John Hall, foi tho prosecution, out lined his coureo of attack, and showed what the United States would attempt to prove, while, on tho other hand, Judge Thomas O'Day In his reply showed, to a certain oxtent, tno nanu of tho defense.' It will be one of tho contentions of the defense that thero can be no It gal indictment or conviction of tho d"!cjd ants at this time, and under tho pres ent proceedings, as the conspiracy Is beyond tho pale ul tho statuto of limi tation. This point was made clear in an oblcctlon raised by Judgo M. L. Pipes to the Introduction of tho filing affidavlls and records of proof brought by tho prosecution from the land offico at Oieson City and desired to bo tisod as ovldcnco in tho case. These papers were dated In December, 1000, while tho indictments wore filed on Match 14, 1004, more than threo years after tho time of the aliened conspiracy. This contention is answered hy tho prorocutlon with tho claim that the papers aro entered not to provo tho conspiracy directly, but to show tho intent, to lay bare the "to of fictitious names and to show that thero was a nlan In embryo, though its consumma tlon did not work out for some time afterwards. This vlow was taken by thacouit. who overruled tho objection of tho defense and admitted tho papers as testlomny. TO CURD RAILROADS. President Urged to Recommend More Power for Commission. Washington, Nov. 24. Interstate transportation matters, with specific reference to tlio fixing 01 railroad fruluht ratesformed tho subject of nn Important conference at tho White tloupo yesterday. By previous ap pointment Governor Van Hant, of Min nesota: Govornor Cummins, of Iowa: K. V. Bacon, of Milwaukee, chairman of the Interstate commerce law conven tlon; Frank Barry, of Milwaukee, tec rotary of tho convention, and H. A. Illghio, of Now York, an official of the National Lumber Dealers' association, called on tho president to urge him to use his Influenco toward the enactment of a law which would confer on the In teritate commerce commUalon power to tlx railroad freight rates In the com merce between states. GCTS DOODLE fUND BACK. St. Louis Man WIH Recover i73,000 As Result of Court Decision. St. Louis, Nov. 24. Judge Wood, of tho circuit court, In tho caa of Henry Nicholas against Thomas II. Pa rues, formerly president of tho Suburban railway company, the German Institu tion. Kills Walnwright and others, de ulded yesterday that the plaintiff was entitled to recover $76,000, the boodle fund placed on deposit with the Lin coln trust company by the Suburban company to bribe members of the house of delegates, for tho reason that Mr, Nicholas was l..f)nned the purpoitt for which the money was to bo applied Chile Will Not Sell Ships. New York, Nov. 24. In dlicusslng reports circulated in Europe relative to the alleged rale of Chilean warships to Ruasla through Colombia, a high gov ornment official says, according to Herald dispatch from Valparaiso: "This nesra it absurd. It Is unworthy of the slightest atUntlon. In respeot for international law, Chile occupies the same, if not a higher level than some of the greatest powers. Because Chile is placed on the South American continent Is no reason to imply that she la an uncivilized country." Smallpox lilts Hard. Billings, Mont. Nov. 24. Smallpox la spreading despite the efforts of the health authorities. Nine new cases were reported,yetterday. Seven mem bers of the Phelan family, living ten miles west, have the disease, and thero 1h one other caae .In that vicinity. Hundreds are being vaccinated here daily. Four deaths from the disease have occurred. INSULTSNANY Russian Sailors Did Not Spare the Women. MORE Of THE CANEA OUTRAGES Man Who Attempted to Defend Ills Wife Deafen to Insensibility Dulldlngs Stoned. Canca. Island of Crete, Nov. 25. Additional dotalla have becoruo known relative to tho outrages committed by tho olllcora and men of tho Baltic equndron whllo the ships wero In this port. Tho athorltlea aro evidently anxious to assungo public teellng by concealing much of what has been re ported to them, but aomo of thn woist phases of tho brawls havo nevcrthclcc become public property. It appears that a number of officers, sodden with drink, nndtcssed themselves in the principal equate ami paraded in iront of the residences of sovoral influential citizens. Just nt that time tho mana ger of n foreign agency here, accom panied by his wile, was returning to his home. On seeing tho drunken Russians, ho attempted to ovado them by turning Into n side street, but was stopped. Sovernl of tho Russians tiion insulted tho woman In tho must ob scene manner Imaginable. When tho husband rushed at tho offenders he was seized by several of them and beaton almott into insensibility. Stories of dlssracoful acts of the Rus sians reached tho authorities during tho night of tho outrages. hfforts were being made to prevent a lecur- renco of tho brawls, but tho pollco wero entirely disregarded. Tho broken win dowe In ecvcrnl of tho streets bear wit ness to the work of tho Russian Bailors who hurled stones at everything in slulit. causlna considerable damage. It is poaitlvoty known that many of tho aallors, and, according to current rumors, eomo officers also, were left behind by tho Baltic vessels. Somo had deserted, tome evidently tost their way, othera wero too di unk to ho able to report, and qulto a number, it is bo I loved, took pattlcular pains to miss tlio tlmo for sailing. UPHOLDS TRANSPORT SYSTEM. Quartermaster General Says It Is Necessary and Economical. Washington, Nov. 26. General O. V. Ilmniilirnv. fittar tnrmantnr uelinrnl. In hli annual report to tho secretary of war, aaya the enormous amount 01 worn involved in meeting tho needs of tho army cpn hardly bo comprehended by any ono not In close touch with the service. Continuing, ho says: "This work, which would tax tho beat ability and energies of a force ol numerically strong enough to permit of giving it pioper official attention at all points, has been mado doubly onerous because of the Inadequate number of niiurtiriiiar.tira now ninvldcd by law. and tho greatly depleted civlljan force In the quartermaster a omce. nnuial Hiimiihrev stionulv rccom mends eomo Incieaso In his clerical form. General Humphrey saya thero has been expendmi during tue ureal year on account of tho army transport system, 1.1 m OLM. Tliu vn'ue of the work performed by the army transports on the basis of tlio lowest oiitainaino rates offered for tho same service, ho says, was f s,472,L'UU, or a iiiiierence in lavor of the army transport service of (08, 'JMll. (Viiitlntiltii!. be savs: "Another year's experierru has only tended to contit 111 and emphasize the vlawa express in my last annual re port at to tho utility, economy and necessity of the army transport system and the wUdom of continuing our pres ent policy In its operation." The cost of Inter-iiland transporta tion in tho Philippines hat been f 670, 703, or 1103,307 loa than the same eorvlre would root at commercial rates. General Humphrey says a general eeiviVtt corps U derlrahleoii thegrounda ol efficiency, economy and dUclplino, In time of war or emergency, such a body would furnish a corps of trained men to Instruct and direct appointees from civil llfo and civilian employes, Butchers Decide to Strike. Chicago, Nov. 25. Cattle hutcheia employed In the large plants at the itockyards held a mass meeting tonight and decided unanimously to go on strike when railed on to do so by the officials of their union. The cattle hutrhere employed by the Hammond Packing company struck yesterday be raute of alleged discrimination against unoin men. Ao ording to the officials of tlio union, the same conditions pre vail at other plants, and the meeting tonight waa called for the purpoeu of ascertaining the sentiment of the men. Pine Exhibit for 'OS fair. St. Louie, Mo Nov. 25. The Chronicle this evening eaya a magnifl-ct-nt exhibit from the displays in the Philippine reservation hai b-en pur chased by the Lewis and Clark exposi tion company for $10,000, to be moved to Portland immediately after the close of the World'a fair. The exhibits were chosen from the forestry, fish, mining, agricultural and industrial displays. LOTS IN SHEPARD'S ADD. $65.00 $5 Down, $5 a Month SHEPARD & TUFTS General Agents All Kinds of Property Handled LET US Pull Your Freight Rates reasonable. Prompt ser vice. Do not think because you are not on the line we can not MOVE YOU. Nothing; too large for us to handle. Phone 358. Portland & Suburban Express Company. W. R. STEVENS, Manager. St Johns LOTS $100 EACH $5 Down $5 a Month Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber Commerce You nn always Ucpnd on tit cbolceit FRESH MEATS prompt d.llrrrjr n4 courteous treatment wlit ii you order from Ilia old reliable ST." JOHNS MARKET Btransere romlnc Into fit. Jolina will And ttielr trade will Aiv appreciated, and tlt.lr wanu aupplled o llielr aalUractlon, by SMITH tt DONNELLY St. Johns Market Jeuey Strtat ST. JOHNS, OBEOOK Heine poeietied of an enthuilaitle and abldlns confidence in the future of our (own 1 have undertaken to add one more Institution lo Ilia num. Ir which have rait their lot at Kl, John. In undertaking to (the lo HI. Jobna an up-to-date tailor, ins ettaMUoient I batre relinquish, ed a cood potltlon and have derided to rely entirely upon the future of Kl. Johne and the aupporl of ita people, I hall take much crallAra. tlon in being the pioneer tailor in Oil thriving town of great pro- 'se, but enthutlaini and loyally and hop and expectation will not pay the bills and aupport the family and I must have the encouragement of tha people of St. Johns in making my undertaking a aucceta and shall ap preciate your courtesy if you will call. We carry tine of samples for both Ladiee' and dents' Tailor Made Hulls at rock bottom pricea, J, N. BAILTOM, St. Jobna, Oregon Phone Union 4001 Cleaning and Repairing oa Short aoUca.