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The; Only Hope
, (8crlpp-McRa Newt AaaocUUlon.)
WXSHINQTON April 1$.-An hour ,.b
lore TYdlliig an the- Cuban' reciprocity
kill begaa this afterBocm, -certain leader
f ib way and mean committee atoiit
' Ud !t defeat.' and acknow)edKeiIla In
Ml probablltty" the beet auckr men would
marahal aufflclent fore , t" adopi aa
amendment to the WU,: wiping out h
Blfferentlal on refined sugar.' ,!l "?';'&,
: There 'war number oj "conferences
among the beet sugar men today, and on
the question ' ot abollahing the dlBeren
tlal,' even t the limit of overruling the
decision of the chair that such an amend
ment was. not germane, the? claimed ft
least three votes. '
There now seems no doubt but that the
bill, In Its amended shape, will be passed
by the House.. . - '
The only hope of the wars and means
committeemen Is that it wlU be restore
to Its original shape In the Senate.
I , TOO MUCH TARIFF.
Representative Richardson, the'
Demo-
(Scrlpps-McRae News AssoclaUon.)
VIENNA. ' Austria,' April 1 1?-M- 0kiT
nop, another high Rusalan official hr the
vlotlm. f a assassin. '.Tf "! 'V
Tse murderer, is .a .student Who' killed
him on A traut.',-He was arrested.
i.
WILL STAND
TOGETHER
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
ASHINGTON. April M.-The House
Democrats, by a large majority, " have
bound themselves to vote to abolish the
differential on refined sugar, both from
Cuba and elsewhere.,
ACCUSED OF
OUTRAGE
(Journal Special Service.)
ROSEBURG, April ls-Bherlff E. lu
Parrott has gons to East Umpqua' for
tho purpose ot arresting a man, name un
known, who Is accused of outraging a
little girl, daughter of v fanner, named
Nelll, u miles east of this lty. Ths ac
cused is said to be5 a. mulatto) or 'naif
breed, and a stranger In the community.
ate i arm
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, If yon want th4very fcest ther b fat style and workmanship, boy a
I JAMESON
' - Wo can show yon latest blocks fat other hats at lowest price.
: , See oar Window DispUy of EXQUISITE SHIRTS
MCfpUlf I Men'iFanilshera, Hatters. 38A WaihJneon St
Ol VfrififeWe r V"; Sole agent tor the JAMESON Hat
P
Tho Weather Tonight and 5aturday, ahbwer; southerly winds.
ft $1.00 FANCX, PERCALE-SHIRTS
; These shirts are the very palest designs in fancy percales and repre-
sent tho best manufacturers. . " 1 1
In our window we are dlsolavln a 'haa'dimme . Hn of nnifepweup
r i Just the thing for now,- Good value at
' -v v . ; - v .y . 'i y . . f z-z--s?
50 cents.
HENRY J.
V 4 ' n Sole Agent forthe ' ' - f '
n- r r - "KINa1 GUARANTEE 2.W HAT.' r ""tT"
l 169 Third Strf - '-'':.'; . U-IlT- lj"v.Lrn'
GOESTO DEFEAT
1 . !
Now, is-in Sen
. ti'.
cratlo floor leader, addressed , the House
on the ' bill, '-i-.' j
, He said that Jf he, had .the framing of
the blU tbe measure bow before the
House .would never, be presented.
The lmraenee tariff wall that surrounds
the country be declared. " must be torn
down and Jh bill now -before the House
is a start, in , the. right airecuon.
. The demolUhlng of this wall wlU be
beneflolal tq .the. oountry,-and he favored
the bill for these reasons, and because:
. First It decreased ' the
Dlngley . (aria
BecondBeduction of ,the tariff , would
benefit the consumer by cheapening the
price oi''augixi'iy M:;
Third It reduces the tariff on the most
highly protected commodity In the coun-
At the conclusion of the debate, voting
on the. amendments began,
.The. first vote, on the amendment re-
Quiring Cubfti to adopt . American con
tract labor, laws, was ' adopted.
Representative Morris of Minnesota
then, offered an amendment abolishing the
differential ' on refined sugar.
DIE
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i (Scripps-MoRa News Association.)
. BRUSSELS,' April 18. The revision of
the constitution to provide for universal
euffrage was negatived In the Chamber
of DelraUes this afternoon. When the re
sult was announced the Socialist Depu
ties; 9p& e. shouted, ''Hurrah, for the
BRUSSELS, April 18. A general coun
cil of strikers this afternoon voted .for
the continuance of the strike' to the bit
ter end. .
PRINTERS' STRIKE.
, BRUSSELS, April 18.-A big strike of
printers Is now imminent. The entire
force of a large concern went out today.
The strike . movement continues to
spread. ' .'
y ? - n . MANT INJURED. ..
BRUSSELS, April J8.-A collision took
place between the troops and strikers at
Liege this af trnoon. , Many were injured.
TWO INDICTMENTS.
; The Federal Grand Jury Is' still lri ses.
sion, bat will endeavor , to conclude its
work tomorrow. ' Two indictments .were
returned this ' afternoon, but th'e namea
are net g:Ven(out, as ji men are not yet
unaer annv--vt?r-,,., s,
EMPLOYES' SHORTER HOURS.
"' . j A-
The butchers and, meatcutter employes
have been, given shorter ; fiours . with' no
reduction in their, former pay. All the
union shops now -close at 6 o'clock and
the employes are given holidays. ,
HAT NOW
7So and tl.OOi Our price
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Between Morrfann mnd V.oKm . I I
ueoorea
SI
ocuted
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. , (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
, HUPSON.N. T April 18-Burton-Wir-
lis and Fren .Van Wormer were found
guilty this morning of murdering Peter
Hallenbeck, their uncle,- and were sen-
HacaA to be electrocuted during the week
Of May 30. , ., ,
Their- uncle held a mortgage on ' the
home of his sister, mother of Van Wor
mer, which was long overdue. "Two of
! his nephews enlisted the sympathy and
assistance of Willis. " They visited Hal
lenbeck at night, masked, . When he ap
peared at the back door 'in response' to
their, knock he was shot down In bis
tracks, '' One of the - nephews turned
state's evidence. "
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association. -.
8T. LOUI8, April 18,-Tbe special ref
eree appointed by the State supreme
Court', to Investigate the affairs of the
Continental Tobacco Company and oth
ers,bai reported that the anti-trust law
ot the state is unconstitutional. ',
TO BE AMENDED.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Assnclatlon.)
WASHINGTON. April 18.-The ' House
judiciary . Committee today authorised
favorable report on the Ray bill, amend-
lng the existing bankruptcy laws.
s BOERS DISHEARTENED. -
? (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
AMSTERDAM, April U.-Persons In
close touch with the Boer delegates here
say there is no question . but the ; Boer
for peace made, whatever hoir nature,
may be. , . , : ,, . . .:V,v?
Politics Cause More
Trouble for Storey.
In his preliminary skirmish for office,
W. A. Storey, Republican candidate-tor
Sheriff, Is having all kinds of misunder
standings with his opopnenta. ;
.This forenoon he met Dan J. Moore in
front of the Chamber of Commerce and
after passing the time ot day, Moore re
marked! ; , " - Ku:
rweu, Btorer, am sorry, out x. am
not' with you this time and Driscoll gets
my vote5 f orlBheiliTC 71. Z w - '
"Why is' that. .DanTasked the politic.
Jan;' . r:-' .r".- " , y-s
"Weitf you are not -nan.of your word.
tou promised tu 'do, soBithnig last .time
jur me uuu you uiu not Keep your wora.
but I think if Driscoll 'promises anything
he will live up to his word."-"'
There is quite a disparity in- the slses
of the two men, but that seemed to make
no difference in the conversation. . There
was much more said than quoted, but.the
iu or it oy-stanaers were not 'obliged to
keep the men t apart. They were , both
angry but did not come to blows..
WILL JUDGE TRUST DEBATE.
(Journal Soeciat Servloe.) '
SALEM, April M.State' Supehntend-
ent of Public Instruction Ackerman left
this morning for Monmouth, where,' in
conjunction with Rev. E. J. Thompson
of Independence and Professor Robert
son of Forest Grove, he wlU act as judge
In a debate between the Albany College
and the Monmouth Normal SohooL -The
trust question, Its possibilities and - Us
dangers will be the subject of the debate.
BURGLAR ESCAPED.
Albert Johnson, a grocer at Twentieth
and East Stark streets, has his store fit
ted with a burglar alarm communicating
with ' his residence. : ,
Last .night some one broke Into the
store , and aroused Johnson. He . armed
himself with a shotgun, but was content
to send for the patrol wagon Instead of
venturing Into the store , v .
.when the police arrived they found
evidences of the burglary, but Mr. Burg
lar was gone; Johnson, however, was
there with his shotgun. .;. . , ;
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WHEAT MARKET' .;
CHICAGO. April ltT-Wheat,''74?4TOXc.
SAN FRANCISCO, . April . 1AWh.t.
I ny il , . , .
H I
MANN 5L ABBOTT
PRINTERS
92 SECOND STREET
- journal 'Special Service.)' .'
ROSEBURQ, "April IS.'-fieveral severe
accidents have occurred In this vlclnijy
lately among which iy be mentioned
that of Preston . Cal Well, a'mlner SO years
Old, who, . while" feeding fcle' horses. fell
from a barn loft to tb jnanger .below,
dislooatlng and .breaking his, shoulder. .
Clarbarn Allen , of FloUrney, another
unfortunate, accidentally strnck the back
of his left , hand with a hand-ax, totally
severing the bone, ot the forefinger.
Earl Bard of Lieona Mills was accident
ally struck on the head by a stick. In
flicting an ugly wound, 7
If,
A nyin giving the name of, Harry Bates
attempted to rob the reildence of Lou
Adams at Midway last) night and was
Mrs. Adams was awakened by the noise
and aroused her huabasd. Adams armed
himself with a .revolver and slipped out
01 the porch. :- Getting J a line on ' the
house-breaker,'' he .fired aqd, caught him
in the. right side. .Bate willingly: threw
up his hands and' surrendered, Although
Midway U Stt mUes from the Jail the
patrol wagon was senC out and Bates
wa landed in Jail. , ,J .
SALEM IS" CLEANING UP.
(Journal Special Berries.)
SALEM, April If. Salem is cleaning
house. As a .rssult of jhe agitation now
going- on in thisjcltif to endeavor to
maintain a. higher ' 'standard of dvio
cleanliness and in yisw of an impending
ordinance of the civic fathers to enforce
ths measure on the people quite a boom
has started : and" the merchants in the
business portion of "the clfy are actively
engaged In the renovatlog oV4a alleys
in the roar of thelt premises, f Owners of
property In one block have already start
ed work end It is esoeoted that a reneral
lirfaaitHniisjs Crusgde ttts aa'ittU: awing
m a few-darys. fThe creation of a sent!-
raent ' for the making of Salem a more
sightly town has-been rapidly growing
of late end there is little doubt that In
thls summer tho city will be to a better
condition from ' a sanitary standpoint
than ever before. 'J '.-
" ' "
SHUT-
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We employ bo Chbamen to make 'Mongolian" whiskey,
ut we do" make BHlUrd Tables and Bar Fixtures and
'j. we yo kaneflt of Manufacturer's prices.-
V ; TWUNSWlCK-BALKE COLLENDER, CO. .
Peace for Boers
Not Yet in
.Sight.
(Scrlpps-McRae , News Association.)
LONDON,, April J8. South- African
peace negotiations , have been postpones
for three, weeks.- , ' . ;
The , announcement -'was made In the
House of Commons this afternoon by the
government leader, Balfour.
He said thafOensrat-Mllner anraen-
erel Kitchener had. had (wo conferences
with, the Boer delegates, at .their, re
quest.".'".1':. ,v , 1 ' ::
General Kitchener, while refusing an
armistice en military grounds, agreed to
give facilities, for - an election and a
meeting of the representatives of the va
rious commands to consider the proposl-
tlon.. . . ' . ' -
The Boer leaders have left Pretoria for
this purpose.;.. .,
Balfour said It is not expected that ne
gotiations will J be resumed for three
weeks., 'riV''""'1: "' ' ':,''
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
NEJV YORK, April 18. Georgia Cayvan,
Mhe noted actress, who has been In a
sanitarium for many months, Is reported
dying todsy( ..
llftli'5
" (Scrlpps-McRae News Association,), .M
r AMSTERDAM, ' April H.-Th Queen
passed a fairly quiet night, but the fever
1 continues. There Is still grave appre-
1 htnsion i to ths outcome of her, sick-
: ness. Alt Holland awaits with breathless
interest the announcement of her return
to convalescence.
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