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INDIANA REPUBLICANS INDORSE. ADMINISTRATION '4 w- A Eloquent Atfdr ess J by! . wr a .-..I 1 iIH riHIIIll III." t '(Bcripps-McRa Kew Association.) ' IND1ANAPOU3, April K-Thsandln Republican Stat Convention which as " satabled; bars . yesterday I on o( th Ciost enthusiastic and harmonious ver ed tastb Hooeler comnwe'sitb.,; Pen ates' Albert J. Bevoridce wa elected per Bianent chairman, and'for two hour loc- - trifled hfs hearer by his sloquene.'. . .' - He reviewed, the polltiqal .situation, ' soiiea ra aanwusimwuii, -. fclowlwr lriri.the ;prope.rtty., t. Jhe. country, and portrayed . th jrreat ex pansion of trade awra to result from the expansion of American territory. - ' "England," "ha said, "decades a seis d on .the worlds, trada, and; with her eorrmerclal expansion, teams control of countries Inhabited by Infant or decadent peoples. --'And Inch was their; benefit t England, that sverywhors- h ' extended her dependencia; and the noblest chapter , of KngUeh biatory her reoora ox ww au snlnistrstion of order, law' and Justice to theae peoples her development ot the re source of thee lands. And thla admlo btratton has broucht its material reward as well ts It glory. yor'Erigiand factor ies sell to India every t y ear 410,000.000 worth of manufactured stuffs; to Ceylon more than 125,000,000 worth; .to the Malay . States, $30,000,000 worth; and through her , trade center, she reshlp through China $120,000,000 worth. ; All told, her sales dl reotly to her dependencies and through them to the Orient reach beyond $300,000,- .00ft.? . '. .,Y;if..' r : Thja. he aald, would be the experience of the United State when the trade of inp s-auippinw vain wsrvir pacification ot. the Islands had, been ac- . compllshed. , r Referring to the Democratic contention that the United- State should abandon the Philippines beeauso of their unprofit- ablenees, he said; "What would be said of a man who bouirht a farm, -stocked it built barn, erected houses and then abandoned it fee cauo thus far all had been outlay with out; Income I "When highways ,ln, Xdisoft JoW overy jWantaUoa nwi ' separated by' wilderness; when wllderneas itsalf shall ba. plan tauoiv. when rallroade oarry the aroh , tpelafo's timber, agricultural; products and tnlneral wealth to tt ocean pohi! when overy . Fll'liilno is educated to mod ern methods, and thus bis consuming ca pacity is Uftod from the littleness ot bar barism to the fullness of civilised de mand; when the trade ot 'the Orient's hundreds of millions consumer is won to THE STRIKE IS TO BE Looks. Like" Car Men Will Be 7 Granted all . . They Ask For. (Sorlpps-MoBa News Association.) , SAN FRANCISCO, ( April S4. The di rectors ot tho United' Hallways Company wars' In 'session this morning, consider ing th demands presented by the. union at last night's conference.. It Is believed by 'alt that settlement will be reached ' . ' '-: ' i; - i " ' T While-the list of ths strtkerk' demands 1 rrery long. IndloaUon point; to their tuopess on th mats issues.' s Tfao strikers- are prepared to hold out . fadeflWtely. ; J . il.'. .f-'iff They ara maintaining their organlxa-, ... tloa and dlsolpline, and are watching th ilthation with increasing vigilance. ' Ths general situation . remains un "yshahgad," '.' '.. Th railway company is making no at tempt to operate any of 'its systems to lay..: . " . " ,. . - . .' Th strikers ar retaining the sympathy if the-public, which is good-naturedly A man giving th nam of CM. Miller was arrested, today at Beeond and "Wash ington stneeU by Police pmcer Tichenor tn vory serious) charge. He Is accused f taking improper aibertlea with ' two S- IK? - VTI ' x " i -. .:tt H-'J-t I"; f ,j, - .v ' Senator : Beveridge f a h'mmam atid farms, what mind AUWtw" -" ' " can not See tha resulting profitT America sells China $3S.OOO,000 worm or Amu ..! MwtAM miLfhlrverv. Tha whole world sells CMnft $260,000,000 worth. -Two- thirds Of -this trads naturaiiy neions w . . . .. uii.i,'T,ii vi with the : Philippines,, we will control, If the oppo sition ash how th romppinas. wu Miii. rtMMita.1 trade. ask them how Chicago control t&f trad of the Central West! or Kanaas-city max oi m eouthwestjor Sari FrancUeo that of. th Pacific Bop t Is the'etmple phUosophjf ot location,; demonstrated when applied to commerc ' with tallen f aces through . jj'-. .,.. t.xl Vilfnr of Iaepenoencies, ;y ; 4 """"" j trade.. And thus' t America, tbjs sjroWj. peiago wiu give irair.oi market beyond ttsslt What will be th effect n the prosperity of th American manufaejurw? ;Indrarmr when wo sell two-third. of tbV 2S0.W0.00O which other nations now loll to Chlnar' Philippine expensesl Who feel their burdenT Is It you. jfarmer, who aVa more prosperous. thanyou ',havo bee4 fw quarter of a 'centuif t ( Tour farms alone are woirtlx' $WOO0,000 mor toay than before ths war W1J Spain. ? If tt. you, manu&ctureiUwhos platttt are running wlth doubl' shlftsT tTu Haw increased, your prodpctlvo Investments over $500, 000.000 slnos tho war with Spain began. Is it you, workingman, who in factories alono aro samlng $500,000,000 more wages evary year than before our period of pahsiohf In spit of th hundreds of mUllons of war expanses. In spite of other millions' expended In laying the founda tion of futuro wealth in our dependencies. Republican administration has paid it all, and, to addition, and at the same time uat!v Mtuntl tha. Nation's debt $10,- O00L00O and" so refunded the remainder tulir. thKimirIMn tieODle DaV $7. 000,000 less interest annually than we paid before th war With spam oegan. . '. V .; THB PXATPORM. lNPJAKAPOt.18, April !M.-The plat form adopted by the Indiana Bejubltoan convention this morning Indorsed- the ad mUuatration. Aud-PaUe Us Cuban w h;y, aly the qoure. of the mdmlrftotration on : the. PhUlDDlna auestlon: denounces tniaf nit kiinMiiM nt th efforts of the administration to bring them to ttao;' urgs the building. of the Isthmian canal and further restriction of Immigration; approves the abrogation of tha Clayton Bulwer treaty and asks tor further tariff revision.' . LIKELY SETTLED TODAY putting up with the inconvenience to as sist th mn' to win out.'- , Th fore of publlo opinion, the nu merical strength ot th strikers, the scaroity ot men and the Inability of the company to move a car, together with th heavily increasing monteary loss, are the determining features forcing the company to effect .a speedy settlement. ' f I ff STJX1. "COGITATINO. ,The directors, of the United Railways Company ha veV been In session all day considering the demands made by the strikers ; pending settlement of the Strike 'n. ' Up. to noon -na result was given out, though it Is confidently expected that a settlement will be effected today. According to an agreement with the strikers, th company will rnake no effort to move cars until th director have de cided upon th strikers' demands. There " is no ? disturbance, the city Is peaceful, and the situation Is unchanged. year-old girls in tho rear of a saloon at Park and Burnsldo streets. G. Held, who lias a barber shop there saw the man's outrageous act and grabbing a toy gun from , a little iWV he broke It over the fellow's head and continued to beat htm until he ran sway. 'Later 4 on a young man named Ross , who . witnessed the chase, searched th town In" company With the; arresting., officer and finally pointed him jout. " ' -' " Bosom Friends ,-po not .possess a 'greater fondness for each other than, the dainty little house ......wives of Portland posses for th work f..:: W. turn . out. - They know . that, clean. ,y iwaet laundry adds sweetness to hub 4 fey'S temper, ghat's ths secret. i : f Trnv I sriiffinrv Maia office 261 & Water St ; ' West Side office 303 Washington St. lagtOH Pos Orsgoa Cast Columbia S08S. 4- ..-.Xr- - V - ' ' r !' " ' 1 f.AMPAIfJ 1 - - Su'- Of the Democrats Will Opeh at Baker .. J City. ;; . ,f ' j SBBBBJpaM wSSJSSissSB .(.., .,y Young. Men's Club Ar ranging Big D6m- onstration. . V: -i. ' ' . '- . ,, . The . DemocraUo party will open , 1th stat campaign tomorrow night at Baker City. The demonstration that the Demo-, crats of that town are arranglnt prom ises to ba the biggest, political event-that was rvftr witnessed east Of the Cascades. f George B, Chamberlain, the candidal. forr Govenor, and most of the other nomlr nees for sUte offices will be present. Colonel W. F. Butcher, th nominee for Congress from the Second district, will also be on hand. ' .. - The grand demostratlon and forch Jlghl' procession will be under the auspices ji the Toung Men's Democratic Club" of Baker County, which Is at present th most active and best organised political body lq th state. There seems to b tit tle doubt that the reception will be a magnificent one. On the following day Mr. Chamberlain and th other candidates will address the neonle of Sumpter, the great mbtlng town of Eastern Oregon. Colonel Butcher, who has been In Portland since Sunday, left last night for Baker City, and Mr. Cham berlain, W. -A. Waun and D. W. Stars will leave this evening and will reach Baker City at noon tomorrow. The party will be Joined at Pendleton by Colonel James M. Raley, . Beginning with this auspicious opening the Democratic candidates promts to wage awarm campaign. STRIKE ON THE GREAT LAKES (Scripns-McRae News Association.) CHICAGO, April 24.-Arrangements to str'ke on the Great Lakes remain un changed today. Traffic at 'the port at- iccted, U-hadly congested., , T" ' . ' T ' " '" "' f PORK, NOW Price Advanced; (Scrlpps-McRao News Association.) CHICAGO, April .-Prlces of dressed beef remain unohanged today. ' Ham and bacon advanced 14 to a cent; freSh pork fell 1 cent. , A further advance In beef Is not antici pated as th supply of cattle 1 Increas ing. ' . ....' La 'Grande Woman Deserts Husband ; and Children or Another. - (Journal Special Service.) LA GRANDE, Or., , April Si-Mary Brannan, aged 22 .has deserted her hus bnad and four children and eloped with A. O. Spencer, aged 45. x They are thought to now be In Port land. .- . .. . . .' . " mm dadt. Oregon now holds the record for ths smallest living baby In the Northwest ' A girl weighing one pound and thre-juarv ters was born a few days ago to Mrs. Edward Dedrow of Mount Tabor. Strang to say, the infant Is well and healthy. HAWKS WILL ENTERTAIN. . Nest No. t of the Fraternal Order of Hawks will give a star social and smok er In honor of, the Williams and .Walker company at Eagles Hall, corner 8ec6nd s.nd : Tamhlll, tomorrow at p. ,m. The committee of .arrangements consists of 8, St. Clair, Burr Williams, a H, Lucas O. ,B. .Hardin, J. L. Sever and a' A. Hughes. " , . ' WHEAT MARKET.4 , SAN r FRANCISCO " April ' 2C-.WheA(. ItlJetU.j v, i i . . t '-f. r CHICAGO, April 8t-Wheat. T475S. TACOMA, April 2i.Spot WhMtp (ssV. 1 " Stationary. ELOPED 1 VENEZUELA -..'I' if, Jff 1 ' i pwwiiiowdii' i mi ! 1 - Reydlutibna'ry Forces Kill Gen. Castillo. ' (Scrlpps-McR Nsws AssoclatU n.) PORT OF SPAt, Island of Trinidad. Arrll 14 According to advices received hr re by ateamcr 1,000 Venesuelan soldiers; Under General Ramon Castillo, engaged the revolutionary, forces In tho moun- tairtous district near Cumana, Venesueia. ' Soon' after tigh. ting began Genoral Cas tillo tell, mortally wounded. ' This .created , panto among his men who fled n oil directions. Castillo's' body was recovered. ) -r Twenty Thousand Peo ple .Received by Him TToday. (Scrlpps-McRa News Association.) ROME, April'. JM.v-SU' Peters todarywa the seen of sn InsiJlrlnf event. Twenty thousand pilgrims gainerea u were received by th Pope, who received an enthusiastic greeting. Answering an address of felicitation he spoke with motion, but In strong voice, saying: " . I 'iKti..' xanlMaHnM nf' tnv ara con- soling at -a time when' the church is so persecuted." j Why Has . Baker City Declined! rree Street Lights? (Journal Bneclal Bervlos.) BAKER CITT, Or.; '.prir . Ths e owner ot the electric plant yesterday r frA. to Hs-ht the 'streets for a year frea. The Council rejected th offer last flight. A mass meeting Is probable to lnvestt- gat th Council's action. i (Scrlpps-MeRae News AssocUtlon.) CLARION, Pa., April S4.-On hundred and fifty buildings were burned here last hlght Five hundrsd peopl ar homo less.; Loss. 300,000 , It was the worst conflagration ever ex perienced tn this part of ths stat. Thar was a brisk breeso blow'n and the fire department, small alt best, was entirely Inadequate to cope with the flames. 1 The origin of the fir has not been as certained. Insurance. About M per cent. AmericanEncroach-jmentsOpehingEn-. glish Eyes. (8crlpp.-McRa. News Association.) LONDON. April 24. Interpellations were made in the House of Commons ttys afternoon regarding th govern ment' attitude toward the new Atlantic shipping combln. u ' Th Admiralty. was asked if It intended to prevent the - royal reserv merchant srulsers from entering the combine un der foreign control. ..v. v.,.;.' Ths Financial Secretary! to th Admi ralty replied that tho government Intends to' appoint a committee to consider ths matter. . ;--i-' ' : It was stated in answer to another In terpellation that If the vessels were sold they, would os to another flag. 'An jnJJpltRtton was then mad as to whetaW'ihe government s attention had been 'called to the, formation of trusts tn England, and whether, in view of the evil tKsot of the trusts In America, th gov ernment would appoint a. committee 'of inquiry. ; V ' -'t :-,,-, k , -.; Government " Leader -. Balfour replied tha.t the time h not yet rip for such an Inquiry, - .' r , . v , - - ,4 -(.,, -Y t '. 5; !V;;;;y; .'.f. y.;x,- '''.''-:.fr-.V.f:';g-:.! THE POPE A HOWL! M FIRE - . . ti. t .... - . ' ""l"1" V"." 'W five Hundred Homeless Town. ' ALARMED 11 Hl 3 1 ThaWiidge Williams May Not Run for . Mayor. . a t . ... . . Republicans Deny itr Rowe Denies it. Will William resign? Hare the Scott-Mathews bosses decid ed to pull th.venrable Judge George H. Williams oft the ticket and substitute as candidate for 'Mayor the present In cumbentj' Mayor "TRoweT lfso.'whyT"'-s--':;'' - The . questions - were on the lips ot thousands yesterday and today, but they have not .been satisfactorily answered. t It wias currently rumored on the streets that the Republican party leader had found that Judge-William could not stand th Physical exertion of a cam paign, and for that and other reasons it Is considered good politics to -have him decline to run. Another reason Is this: . Many people think that Mayor Rows' administration has been a good one, and that the party owed him the renomlnation. Still another reason has been talked. It Is cruel and coldblooded, but It Is in politics. ' It 1 considered that the cam paign and th duties of the office would, should he be elected, be too much for the endurance ola man of Judge Williams' advanced ag" and physical Infirmities. Besides, In the event of his death, the next' City Council, which will likely be composed of members of the Clttsens' party, will elect his successor, and the Republican leaders think that with Judge Williams In th race It will be taking too much 'chance. That is the story as It Is told on the streets. . Judge Williams I out of town and will be for several days. His closest friends have hot heard him mention, th subject ot possible- declination. ' Mayor Row was- asked about th ru mor this morning, and h replied that It was absolutely without foundation. At Republican, headquarters the leaders say there is nothing in the report. . (Scrlpps-McRa News Association.) HE LOO, Holland. April .-Jueen Wilhelmlna Is mending rapidly. She passed a "ddlet night and her temperature la favorable. A. RELAPSE. HET LOO, Holland, April 24 (6 P. M.). It is ahnouhced this afternoon that th Queen has had a relapse. Her teroperatur is less favorable, and she has, a -high fever Intermittently. VESSEL LIBELED. ; A suit is being tried today In the Unit ed States Circuit Court before Judge Bel linger that was instituted by Ford Stokes of 'Astoria against the schooner Wing and Wing. The plaintiffs do a marine supply business, and they.aJleg that they advanced goods to the schoon er to the amount of t800. . Messrs, Fulton and Oleason represent the plaintiff and J. Couch Flanders Is attorney for ths da- fandant. .' Actually Complimented Senator Hoar. (Scrlpps-McRa News Association.) DENVER.. April 24. A local newspaper credits .General Funston today as having said, regarding the rebuke administered to him by President Roossvelt, for crit icising Senator Hoar, that instead of un pleasantly criticising Mr, Hoar, he com plimented him. He Is auoted as havjng said the follow ing: ,,., "t mad this dtstlnctlgn between two classes of people: First, ths demagogues who didn't believe what they were say lnr "Second, ' the 'other Was .of people to which Senator Hoar belongs, who did be ll. v. what they were saying, and who, w.ro perfectly sincere but suffering from over-heated eensolencesi that is, ; were too sinceT." '. ' s ' RELAPSE Queen Deins the Day Ta vorable. FUNSTON MANN a ABBOTT PRINTERS 92 SECONLV STREET '' BstwtM Stark 4UHl Oak ' X -1 4 . . .' . ... .... 'J'..; SODA WATER UB - TO In OPTIC CLASSES served by Experts who have v experience of years and the besj of Everythlnf at!. their, Command. :,! ., yt. Wbodard, Clarke & Co. . 1 Fourth and' Wstshinton Sts., UASSIVVH SIJJV Cqqjipg 1 . '."Nsl WE ARE"' NORTHWESTERN DISTRIBUTORS OF, k T Prem6 and Pqcq Cameras Dealers Can obtain them PRICES.1 Send for BLUMAUER- FRANK DRUQ CO. . . Wholesale and Importing tVugglsts.- ' J !r ' ! ' OLD tlENTlJCIiY HOME J s : ' , ;'; f' ' T-VOrite'AmeiU. Whiskey , 'ELUftlAUER. & HOCH, Sole DSstrbslcri ; Barifieid-Veysey FueliCo; SLAB WOOD 1 1 . 1 Get your orders In early and give your wood , ' ;".'o chance to dry.f- f r y-r--- Offlca: No. 80 Third Street. a atn' 'tr' ' Ora. Phon.. Main 353. Columbis. 373. ' lWtVILfAWi W SOUTHERN VETS DALLAS, Texas, - April 24.-th . feature of today session ot th.'. Confedrat veteran' reunion was th parade of 15. 000 of the wblteheaded old men. :" . General John B. Gordon headed the col umn of veterans. Other noted. Confed erates wer tn line, ana th monster pro cession was th biggest ever seen in Dallas.' - . 1 . i- w ' - No Mora Dread of tbaDeatsl Chair :. ; ; ,-' New York Dental Parlors T ... 4th and Morrison Sts., Portland, Ore. 4 V ' ! Minim r . . 1111 Ho PaiiifeNo Gas, ; : Full Set; of Tcstli 05.00 Teeth extracted sad filled absolutely without Mia, but our 1st sdser method applied to the sums. No sleep-preduolnc scents or to.-alnt. . These are the only dental parlors la Portland bavins painii . aneee and lasredtents t e tract, flit and apply fold crown nj r -crowns undssctabl from asturai teeth, sad warraated for 10 f. n tk lat PSia. ;, iKi.-.-. j?.C, .V.- . . t l .v: I ' Hoorsi 8ioto8,00-nays'540 to2:C3. . p.- T . .. J. - DAJE ' . .i-i i't - Portland, Oregon: : by Qdi ... ..-..-I.. . ' '.. ,' .. l , ;i ...... t I the common-sens method v It Is as cheap as uslat wood ,or -. coal, and has many advaatases. No wood to gpllt. Mo ashes No ; wood or coal to carry. . No dirt ' or smoke. Clean. Economical. ', Avoids overheating the kttchsa In 5ummer. ' Place your order before next month's rush begins. ..'-f- Portland Gas Co. Fifth and Yamhin Streets '!(; 1 Portland, Oregon from us at FACTORY Illustrated Catalogue. L .r STRICTLY. WII()LE$AtE SHOE HOUSE A complete line of PACKARD'S SHOES for men, also' the well known ' PURITAN iri five styles. ., A-. complete line, of Shoes for Women, MIssei, ChM ren, Boys ;and Youths, constantly, on . hand. Send for catalogue, or will hav , our representative call on you. $ n ; Krausse & Prince, 87-89 First Street, ' PORTLAND, OC 5. P. (HI ' - .,-' r , TRUCKEB. : Cl.. AprU K A terrlfla v' hesd-oo collision occurred- this; mowing " between-two freisThf trains coins' at full ' speed at tunnel IS, above Donaer Iske Three eapine were demolished and th 1,. engineers reported - hilled. DetaH are r mesrer. ' - - ' 1 . v" " " 1