The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, September 22, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti I 5 "t t nshttmU'ii Letur. "He m Greatly Expanded." SATURDAY WIGHT THOUGHTS. Tht aiost substantial ind ention that the imperialistic policy ia doomed In the south wett, Is the result of the special election Wednesday, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Bland, late congretsuian from 8th Missouri district. , TLU election waa noi an ordinary one. By consent ol both sides, the remit waa to be accepted ai a teat ol the I'&Ulppine - policy of Mr. McKinley. No other Uaue was discussed for weeks during the con test preceding election. Not only that, but recognising the significance of the resalt, large sums ol money were poured Into the district by the republican con greesional committee. The republican candidate was acknowledged to be a eood man, ol German descent, and strong " with the German vote in the district. More than that, be was given the ap pointment of Census supervisor, thus enabling him to use for campaign advan tage appointments ol a couple hundred ceas.ua enumerators to beip him win. The democratic candidate was bandi capped. The district had been repre sented tor a generation by Mr. Bland, who by his ptestig as a silver leader bad secured practically a Hie tenure of the nomination. Accordingly, when he died, democrats who tor years bad been unable to he considered for election to concrete, were impatient to make the race : and there was a bitter contest for the nomination, which lelt many of the candidates and their friends embittered. Thediatiictbasbeenof recent years democratic, by a narrow margin, and six years ago it was carried by a republican without great difficulty. The republi can papers throughout the state have bad epecial correspondents working in tne district, and with editorials and ri nanclal aid as well, have done their ut most to stcore the election of the repub lican, ssan endorsement cf the president and his Philippine policy. The demo crats stood on this simple declaration: "We are unreservedly opposed to the militarism and imperialism of President " McKinley." Conc'udin& a series of edttorUI efforts to pnll the republican candidate through to victory, the St. Louis Globe, the lead ing ad ministration organ of the west, said: "With the whole country watch ing the result of a motion to censure the president's Philippine policy, the fail ure cf a republican to go to tne polls is practically a vote for the democratic pro position to reprimand the president and surrender in Luzon." But this is practically what the re publicans decided to do. They took this as an excellent opportunity to show the president that they disapprove tot only of ti e weak and inefficient manner in which the war againet Aqainaldo has been waged, but their opposition to tak ing the hordss of Asia into assimilation and compe'.uicn with Amrrican labor era. This diitrict piled up the band someet democratic plurality It has given for many yeers . The result waa a mor tification to the republicans not only in the district, but throughout the west, who see In it clear proof that whatever ; strength expansion bad a year ago, it has none today. It was strong in Missouri, as it was generally through the west and southwest. It is fading away rapidly, and the result of this spe cial election shows it bo conclusively that republicans in Washington now ad mit the probability that this adminis tration will be forced to patch up some sort of agreement with Aquinaldo and get out of the Philippines with as much grace and dignity as circumstances will admit. As a political issue, imperial! m Till become soon aa great a burden as know nothingness waa years ago. Oae is quit as un-American a policy aa the other, and deliberation is all that is needed to insure ita vigorous rejection by true American manhood everywhere. Twenty-eight hundred was the major ity given the democratic candidate, up on his simple declaration against imper ialism, militarism and McKtnley.sm generally. Making it Pleasant for bim. "1 don'1 see," said the old man, ''why chopping wood isn't just about as good exercise and just as enjoyable as playing golf." "It is tbe walking between strokes tbat makes golf so valuable as exercise," ex' plained tbe boy. "Tbat equalizes mat ters and gives tbe legs tbe exercise they need." Thos it happened that the old man went oat ioto the yard and placed sticks of wood at intervals all around it after which be Handed tbe boy an ax and told bim to plar tbe full course, Chicago Evening Poet. Tbe coal trust haebocsfednp tbe price of anthrseiteeoal 50 cents a ton, and this means millions of dollars lor tne tros taken from the people. The antnracite coal output each winter ia 8,000,000 tone, ,aod this advance of 50 cents a ton means $4,000,000 of ill gotten gains to the people in tbe trust. Ex. Uncle Sam should bring suit to recover that $20,000,000 paid to Spain for the Philippines, alleging in the complaint tbat Spain failed to deliver tbe real es tate for which the consideration was pId.-Ex. EDnon Democrat: That ti what the Dkmocrat said alter reporting the return of Cklbiis from bis ten-week outiog at Sodavllle. wne the "expanded" read the result of tile outing, he etuiled and pataed to tne next Item ol news, thinking that it was only thnKuHtAT'a"ichedia8Ucal" way of having a little fun at his expense. Af terwards, when the witty remark pre sented itself for further consideration, it aot him to thinking; and the more he thought about it, the mo-s he thought thtre waa in it and felt, as the former editor of the Dkmccrat put It, that he must write something on the subject of expausion. The first thought that came into his mind was, that the Democrat was op posed to his expansion, although noth ing to that effect was said. It was an inference drawn from the Democrat iuregarJ to the recent expansion of the U.S. His next thought was one tbat he never would have thought, if tbe Pxsio chat had net set bis thinking apparatus to work; and tbat is, that there is a striking resemblance between his expan sion and tbat of Uncle Sam. Expansion has been the traditional policy of both for many years. Uncle Sam has been in business lor almost a century; C vikhs has been at it more than half that time; and both are more expanded than at any other period ol their traditional policy. The expansion of both was brought about ia verv much the same wit. Uncle Sam undertook the Utspano-Aoierican war in the interests ol humanity in Cu ba. C-slkbs went to Sodaville in the Interests of one homo. The tortnues of war, under the divine guidance, made Uncle Sam responsible for tbe govern ment of the Philippine islands, although he had no thought ol conquest w hen he unte.-took the war. The fortuues of a ten-week outing resulted in the expan se of Celebs, although that was not bis purpose in going to Sodaville. In each case "it has dons gone and expand ed", without the cccatnt of am body. As the matter now stands, Cvxkbs has no fears of serious result cf expansion in either rase but believes thrt the out- come will be advantageous to coin. Uucle Sam will have greater ability to meet tbe demands of tbe position whib he now holdi among ths nations of the earth, anil C elxbs will ba better able to met liH part of tbe "responsibility resulting Irom tbe anticipated expan sion of Albany college. C.K1BB-S. The difference is that Calebs, who is not a corpulent man, has gotten cn some good sotid flesh and a good appetttst while Uncle Sam, who is already a heavy weight, with a lot of surplus flesh, re gardless of the pictures of him, has all the flesh thai is good for bis health. Any one knows tbat too much flssh is disease. Tee addition to his corpulency of a lot of diseased Filipinos who can never be assimilated,, an entirely differ ent element from the present make up of the tissues ol Uncle Sam, ia bound to make him aick with something more than gout, and if persisted in, the result may be imperialistic paralysis. Verily tbe soda water of the springs has con fused our very esteemed friend whose head is level on Greek andLatin and the use of words, but whose ideas nave ex panded into confusion on this subject, and he baa made a sorry mess of bis omparison. The Democrat indorsee Uncle Sam's expansion into bis present size, as do other anti-expaueionhts, but it believes be is big enougl, and is op posed to hie spreading out any further by tbe addition of boils, carbuncles, corns, tumors and wena. Instead it ts timely for bim to Last Saturday cU ssd with the news of the conviction of Dreyfus at Renoes, ol treason, bv a court that was bound to flmt aui-h a verdict regardless of the facta. The verdict baa been rseeived by the world with Indignation, and nsvei belora in her hiatorv was Fiance more geueully coudemned for anything than for this verdict. The whole r rench na tion has had to stand the opprobrium of it. The world Is Indignant simply be cause ttey xnow Dreyfus Is Innocent and that he was convicted machine-like lor hireling purposes, and not as a matter of justice. France baa had plenty o time siuce the verdict o realise some thing ol the size of the world and the foice of its pulse beat . More and more there iagrowing a fellow feeling tor the nnnreased reeardless of locality. Tbe telegraph wires have brought us very elm toirsther. and a wrong in trance may be kaown in Oregon before it bap nened csfar as time is stated. Th Dwfue verdict waa rendered at 8 :20 p m., and was published In the Dkuocrat at 8:30 p. m., nearly two hours before od the readers ol the Dkmochat knew f Ik hatara the people of Usnne from the standpoint of the hour of the day So it happens tbat one end of the world is in touch with the other and any act of a mercenary character in one place sends a throb everywhere, Fiance will l.i aa'.l to clean herself just as fast as possible il she would Lave any standing with lbs rest of the world. The boy makes the man, ami there ere how much better ia it (or one to mix he pleasures of the younger days with things that will have an influence on one's after life. All work makes Jack a dull boy. All play make him a worth laiRone. There is a golden mean. He should wo.-k and play. If he has any ingenuity there is p'enty of time to dis play it. I', often shapes his future life Tne boys who have been making medele of famous ships abound be commended for tbe exselient start they have made. There is a big fleli la mechanics, and tbe time will never come when there will not be plenty of room up tbe ladder in fact a demand for gen.uses who can invent as well as imitate. The boy does wall who s Dares some of bis time in the satisfaction of a taste in any line cf o-e ( it development ol his faculties. This wsek an antitrust convention has been in session In Chicago. The object is an excellent one, but what can such conventions accomplish so leng as a president keeps In office an attorney general who elauda in with ths trusts in all their doings. train down eome and get into more solid run ning condition. There are' some bad corpuscles in bis blood tbat need eradi. eating and too many pimples on bis flesh that need a blood purifier, and there is therefore a big field for bim and great need of intelligent, more honest effort in building np his present system . Editor. Tbe favoritism shown to Admiral Sampson d tiling and since tbe war with Spain is once more madeprominent in bis assignment to command tbefieet that will formally welcome Admiral Dewey to Lis native shores . Schley is still kept ont of an Important command, notwithstanding be is senior in rank. It is now generally conceded tbat tbe only war tbe election of Mr. Goebel a governor of Kentuckey can be prevented is by killing bias. Hence theee sland erous attacks on his personal character in the hope th.it be can be goaded into resenting them. China's public opinion of its outland- ers is softening. The Mongolian name or them hitherto has been "foreign dev- fils." lately they have been given tbe gentler designation of "greedy dogs. The mutiny on tbe United States TraBspoit, Senator, brought about by tbe attempted introduction of canned roast beef as a ration calls to mind the fact tbat this "beef question" was not settled by I The acquisition of tbe Philippines adds the whitewashing committees appointed! c our already large stock of race prob by McKinley, and that tbe real troth will I ers. not be known until Congress has thor oughly ventilated the matterjtbis winter. The north pole is sgain being talked about by the return ol Mr. Peery from a jaunt np that way, coming back bid y frezttn and dialled, but still in the rinir, ready to sacrifice his life for the sake of tbe chance of being the first man to get a view ol this much talked cf place tbat bas never been sen by living man unlers Mr. Andre and his companions saw it on their baloon trip into the great un known. Some men spend tlioir livts running after ignis iatuus and hunting for the end ol the rainbow. Perhaps it is well for (here is enough energy lelt.for other things, and occasionally they get on tbe track of something tbat benefits and enlightens mankind, matin thb people of the world better acquainted with their surroundings. Oregon has shown what It can do in the way of superfine weather when it tries. The entire week has been a daisy of a week to use the summer language cf tbe small boy and girl. MISFITS. The Eugene Uuard Is evidently talk Ing through lis bat when It says: "The Albanv water evitem Is for se'e." me has to go away from tiouto tor news. There were at leat fvtir social gather inaa In Alhanv last evening. But the city was equal to the occasion. It Is growing an i Is no longer a one horse affair. An editor from Massachusetts w ho was llironeh iittmnn the editorial jaunt wild: "Yes tliia is a grout country niul can stand all the praisu given it." Correct you are. Thrt S.dem Jmtrntil noilltodly Bay that tho worst fakir abroad In .the In ml la the foreign advertising solicitor w no bilks our merchants .on a.i. manner oi side schemes. It ia reported that Kstorhaaey will come to the United Stales ami lecture. If ho docs he will run up against ft good many rotten eggs, which are Inow ripe for such rascals. Mr. Ksterhasey would indeed Iks crar.y to ilo a thing like that. A good example was recently sot in Portland whfli Dr. Patton wss sentenced i) one hundred days in jivil forcnrrylng a concealed weapon. Uno of the nioet nan irerous things in tho world is a concealed weapon, and it is a very timely thin to set down on except wheu in your own pocket. if SOAP For Sanatlvo Uses. Its reiuarkabln, emollient, rlosnalnir, ami urimiiw imiiKirtloi, uu. rlvcil from i'iiVii'I'HA, Ilia grral klneiir, warrant Urn too of O'TIi t'MA MtMl', hi Hip form of IhiIIi for annoy. bona, ami rlmilng, for I' hi lim or olti'imlva .ir.l r alien, nml aluo In tho form of tnlornnl wanlifa nml aoln tloim fnrulrerallvo nkiii.'.. ami furmnov aiMllvn, piii'inwa wlili'h rvaillli' um'l t!u'ini'lK' to woinfii. ami tn'lnllv to iiiolhiira. Tlf ui uf ( I TU l a tliilim.nl won i i'ti i'n (mai- win auaavM iwvii in lite aevorvr vhmw. LHia. rrra D. aC, Corns, . u Soil, tluva, urn la Wiam. The New York oouniy fair association tlia I'Hiiiuit serursdov It lots v It fur ipesoli about "fool reformers" due notamouiit to much. Ihs governor seems ts have Urn attacked by tho rtoiiuly fall bacillus In its moat jlrulwnt form. President McKlulsy alludes often to maintaining ths hon ir ol tl s flag, vet he intsrposes hi authority lo rtnln In the service, on fall pay, an army olllosr found atii'ty t f eiiibisnlsiimnt hyumiit martial. a.od ihfomiwvi i. . h!,i rtvi, in fur; hni pii!: n.. ul i f th iii:niiit, It has probably not occurred lo mo't people that in our lateal font uf eipaiislon, we have sueisi'iM In gobbling a full fieilg d M'lhiiuininliui and all his tube. a1 j. . 1 'j the ordinal MtKliihiy man who was i amoved l'i Alabama to provides soft n,. f.ir t'lvaidviit Mckinley a cousin, I natuf tllr l-lli to ste ihtit It la ImpntBlhle lo pro Ids for all the Ohtu men In Ohio. Pendleton is t'ig enough to have prUe fights, but they have been rockey affairs, and like all such things are no particular erodit to tho city. Anybody knows that rou can t have a demit prixo nxht even rom a nmilislic standpoint except where there Is a big purse huiii! up and plenty ol knock downs. Another one of Aim rii t's gr.-nt ;nll- lioimires is dead, and like all ol them he left his ini'iion behind. It will continue to he VauderbiU money. As snobbish as in an v of tho New York millioniiiren are no Vatulerbilt has yet roiio over to. r.iightiul ikhIv and soul, and the iwuler- bilts have put some ol their money to noble purposes. Ihts ir an ago of cheek. A woman and two children passed along tho street. The woman helped herself to a bunitn.i at a grocery store, and nave it to a child, took one r harclf aud was followed by another youngster who did the same, all oi nly Rii.i without any effort at con cealment', am.! they passed on without n word. tho I'RMtiiettr is not as ennspleiinii. as formerly, little intention I eh paid ton. r.very iloir has hi. hiv. font it iie.fgood weather lseuel Hie change A ?o;th iMkuta editor enns tint e'l- max with tho following; "The valleva i.l Oregon, above w hielt angels foM their winus nml sleep. A mm! liuu m ulil. in II k ami honey." Another Ohio convention has mst and Heports ft mil all ovee Orrgoa Indicate I adj utriied, hut iaor Jotirs ol Toledo is A cott Itimnntl of dynamite guns hs hveti nettt ti) Uen. Oils at Manila. Now ( the Fiilplit' l will only b kind en. nigh l tpup to Hie tumule ami yet k'lled, the tiling will be ea.v. nu iiiiniigraiitin to una itate ui a ai never beiore equalled. Many are look- on maania nitron tne mini ol never I Isiling crops, no droughts, no cyclones aim pienty to eat. The arm Spring Indiana are arene. of having s'uiiithtered deer on Dudr way across tho mountain to pick n p. The game warden should do hi duty, ami, wtiii, wiiocotiM prove anyihii:j;. it Is sti I t'ut tlt u'wern uent r.f.fd lo permit a trumjiort t t a til irmii the .-juii iuii i.'in crow. that there wa unogiTr ui in noun ,;ti li.iun.l, ( true t id H'lv. niii.i'iit hm a I'M imr niiH.-s ncjlu4' ai rill. ll.o i. siH wailing never ivtme. f r that iiouilritlion tl at Tne man whoio'dthe M.-rlmtif to the S ivy l)rtmMt Is .lea. I, It Is hoped lha1 ha w lit to ( rl vn .r liU share lit the tiaiisactiott. A l.'tnd (f I lini;a. foK4'R, Wanli.. Ht-bt. II. Sheriff (Vn received a Ivlegrnin tonight iMnv l iiirlU'ld, this coiiiuy, reortiiig that 11. itloit wn tmtrdeml llv near Ihit' !ttoe mid rob bed of I'.V.l. It la thought hut the uninjured tnnrt wtta held tin I'V hivliwnyineti . I lie Tr.tnvnititl Sitii.ttlon. I'lti-Toiti , Sent. I I. The tllm usnioii of Mote bif stories are coining (rout Cap ",0 l'ra't reply to the Hntialt N u.e and they make things look ser ,.,0'tL!'1"ilrl ,,,! vr"l.nl'' l'rv"itt, . ... i-. ,ti , . .. ,. ger kavtng loll H o eloek and not hav Youiijj A Brown, of Lebanon, adver tise in tho following significant way, and Albany men with an cyo on claims should take notice : We will locate you on the very choicest o( govurnniet claims on Lnibtn-e creek, or in other parte ol Linn county, tree conveyance. X'on t pay any one f 30 for the privilege o( walk ng and paying your own board. 'oittlr like millions Indir! therw. For ins'ance one mn lake ut t"00 a day iiu on a stretch ol dirt of the same char actor It runs fin I a.day riaht along . II this Is rorrm km! t.ot iranaparlatlon Ompany 1'iK.nt material it sogatts Nome as Ihtftoiii'tig Mi'c.aiil the god hunter. Col. W. Bryan was unanimously eleect ed a member of the Council of Adminis tration, of the Spaniah War Veterans As sociation, which just closed its first en campment, in Washington, although he did'oot attend the encampment. hi'Oov Otes.of Ala., was also elected a member of tbe Council, as was II. H. Blunt, a Louieana negro, who was a Lieut, in tbe 9ih Immoues. Qen. J. W. Keifer, of Ohio, wae elected Commander-io Chief ol the new organization, which hopes ul timately te embrace all the state organ isations of Spanish War Veterans which have been formed. As the President's course in the Cap tain Carter matter bas kept tbat officer ont of jail so long, tbe very least the Cap taia'sbouldldo, would be to make a band some contribution lo the republican campaign fund. Attorney General Origgs is still wait ing for the return of Carter's attorney from bis European vacation trip, and in spite of tbe sentence of court martial, Captain Carter still wears bis uniform and draws full pay. There was a time when Governor Roos evelt of New York was bold endogh to denounce tbe Republican machine, bat since tbe tee got to buzzing in bis bead, nothing is too rsnk for bim to swallow if Boss Piatt wants it. See tbe Sugar Bowl's wiadow display Tho weather continues favorable for the saving of all the crop, with the bar ometer flopping up and down, the win I changing capriciously from' north to souili and back aain, and the appear ance and disappearance of threatening clouds. Thieshors and hop pickers are making the best of it, rustling as never before. The Times soys : A morchnrit remark ed the other day that U was the niissson of a newspaper editor to work for lha town and its interests. This is true, snd everyieditorrecognizes.that.it is his duty to do all within his ower to at tract attention to and build up his town; but to do this effectually he must have the support of all tho business men of the bhce. Those who do not patronize the local newspaper should not roccive any of the benefits that accrue to a town through tho influence ot the Journal, To our subscribers everywhere we should say iPatronize those w ho adver tise In their home paper. Baieui bens will have to do moro lay ing. A poultry editor there has been sued (or $16.40 on a doctor's bill. The following appear in ibe same issue as a valley paper: "Prosperity is here." " Beggars are plentiful. ' A Salem paper refers to tbe ton thou sand bop pickers around that city. It evidently con.iders tbe whole state as arouou it. Ex'Sctretary Kincaid Is now engaged in tbe work of writing Up the political biographies of some of the gentry who Inanired the dirtv attacks noon him at the close of bis administration last winter. Included in tbe number who ought to be shown up in their true colors are some two-faced under-strsp- Cers who owe their very bread and utter to the charity of tbe honest old man whom theymisrepresented and re viled In order to carry lavor witn an in coming administration. Jor i nal. An editor from Kansas is responsible lor the following :"A Kansas dock which bad faithfully stuck to business during the summer and laid several dozen large fawn-colored eggs, ;complsined that she was not appreciated. 'See tbat ben over tbereaaid the duck, 'she hasn't laid as insny eggs as 1 have nor as big. but s'je bas books written about her and verses composed in ber honor while no body is ssying a word about me.' Tbe trouble with vou is.' said the wise roos ter that was standing neartbat you don't tell tbe public what you have done. You lay an egg and waduie on without ssying a word, but mat sister oi mlna never lava one without letting everybody in Ibe neighborhood know it. If yon want o cut any ice in tins com munity, J ou must advertike.' " In hitt eeh welcdiniiig General Al ger back to Mkliirf in, li vnrnor I'ltitfrce said: "1 have oo no I.) Li-.l-ve that the i'lelitittioti mom daiurroiis t ) our form if government is tint newspaper." t his was alto the t-!it Intent o( General Otis. now In the rhiliioiiea Hot ll omai 4ffrson said : "I would rathrr live under newxiitiiHrs witiwit tfovermiient than und' t a ivenfjient wiihout news papers. h. The I r lot Va nfcrcncc. Cute to t, Sept. 1.1. The Civic Fe.ler.-t-tion coiifner ,ce on the tine and abuse of trusts and combination began here to tlity, with lc thnn half tho delcato appoint'! I.y the various states in at tendance. New York, headed by W. liourke t'ockrnn, and Wisconsin were inot nusiteroudlv renrencnted. The meeting t.iok place in Central Mil- iu nnu nun wns caiiru to orucr ny Franklin If. Head, president of the Civ ic r cucrattoti. Another of Slutfrcr'pthniis. Wasihsot", Sept. 13 Secretary Hoot wa anxious that the Sheridan should go to Portland and take the Tliirly-lldh in-fanl-y to Manila, but General Shuf'er said a large ship could not go tip the Col umbia river, ll is 'even enld that an opinion was obtained f'om the erfineers having charge ol the river wcrk lo that effect. In spite of Shutter's objections, the secretary seemed anxious to do what was requested ol him by tho people of Oregon. 'CmmliinTalk. Nkw Youk ,8ept. 13. A dispatch to World from, Hong Kong says! The UuitMl States transport Tartar, which expected to sail today, has been detained by tho harbor authorities under the British merchant shipping act, wher by her capacity n limited to 30 passen gers, although the Tartar has a licensed capacity of 11' JO. Important Reply. PitKToiiiA. 8epU 1.3 President Krutror and the executive council met lure this evening to consider tho reply to lie made to 'ho British secretary of state for the colonies, Mr. Chamberlain. They are tdl conferring by telegraph with tho Or.iugo Free State. Tli r eo Women Killed. Bakehsfiem), Cat., Sept. 14, North bound passenger train No. , on the Southern Pacific railroad, ran Into the rear end of the Portervillo accommoda tion train at Formosa, about 20 miles north of bore, last night. Mrs. Maggie Majors, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Koss. her mother; and Mrs. Larue were killed. Engineer Wrightfand Fireman Keller were seriously injured, and their condi tion is precarious. The President a Union Man. Ciiicaoo, Sept. 13. The Times-Herald says: The Bricklayers' and Stonema sons' Union, of Chicago, at its regular meeting last night voted a card of honor ary membership to William McKinley. so that when be handles a trowel in lay ing the corner-stone of the new govern ment building, October 0, he may not be branded as a "scab." Lose no timo in calling on Will A Stark for tho best watches, guaranteed time keepers, and take your tune In buy ing. It is a pleasure to show their goods. The watches and prices in French's dis play window speak for themselves. We guarantee every watch we soil. We buy, sell and store grain. We make Magnolia Flour, Also whole wheat, Patent and germ, flour The Magnolia Mllla ing relumed. It ia uudcriitood the troy eminent w ill diaw up the lltial N-ply in its lira I wrm tomorrow anil auhiuil the same lo the volksraad. The mltintiim this pveiilm: is nut con- xidtued sofnvorhhlo n it was during tho forenoon. Hitt I'uitl.utJ Victory. W'.tmiiNurvii, Seit. 1 1 Secretary fioot oiiiphnliiallv overruled Wen. Shatt er today, in determining that the &ith shoit'd embark for Manila at Portland, unless there laero !unurnioiiiilbl ot- slscle. Tin-to ho could lltid in the re port Irom Shatter and the quartermas ter, Tho pleas about length of lime and Inv- potaihiltty of sending ohiin were consul red by I lie secretary a (it alternate. McKinley ittul Dicyfus. Wahuin.tox, Set-t. H Presldc&t Mc Kinley is diiily receivimr letter, ttition and rescliilion from various unit of the country urging bis mediation in behalf of I'reyfu. The adininUtralion will take no ai'iion, holding that uiilws the Inter- lerem of the I'litted Slate or tho riuhtii ol her citizens are involved, It is not within the province of this country to meddle in the doiiieatic or (oreiirn affairs of other coiintric. Tuk l.vcryllilnn. WAiitsiitoi, Sent. II. Mall advice received at the war depurtinent from Manila state that the natives ol the la laud of Satnor are praying for the Hiwedy arrival of the Americans and wilt wel come the holding of the American flag. II is said that as a result of the forcible collection d taxes by tho cmistnrU of the insurgent win) lade all they have got, tli nativis are in a sta'oof srmt-starvation. WANTED We will pay 112.00 a week ealary.to either a man or woman te rep resent the Midland Monthly Magaxine as a subscription solicitor. 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