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PNEUMONM
LONDON', N'ov. 1C Field Mnr
Minl ICnrl Roberts died Saturday
nlRlit In Franco rram pneumonia. A
tclcgrnm from Field Mnrstml Sir John
French, commnndor of tlio Drltlsh
expeditionary furccH on tlm continent,
npprlned Knrl Kltrhnnur, secretary of
blnto for wnr of tho death of KriR
Innd's great poldler. Tho teleRrnm
rend:
"I deeply regret to tell you that
Lord llobertB died at S o'clock this
(Saturday) evening."
Field Marshal ltoborts, who was
colonel In chief of the Indian troops
had gono to Franco to glvo them his '
Erodings. Soon after Ills arrival he
liacamo seriously III. Hn suffered
from a chill on Thursday and pnou
monla rapidly developed, ills great
age, S2 years, militated ngalnst his
recovery, tho crisis In tho dlsenue
coming quickly.
Tho news of tho death of Lord
Roberts enmo as on ontlro surprlso to
Kngland. Tho veterans' devotion to
tho Interests of tho army, his hard
work In this connection and his seem
ing good health had been tho subject
of comment since tho beginning of
tho war. He was the most popular
military figure in Great Britain and a
Iiuuuuiii Jii'iu milium, ntui iu utu )
nfrectlons of tho people. j
Despite his years, he had never J
censed hard work since his nominal
retirement, and as ho had often re
marked, he lived a rigidly abstemious
life that ho might prcservo his
strength for tho service of his
country. Ho was prominent la th
Uocr war and Indian affairs.
hold no hope that these expenditures
wero likely to no ulmlnlslioil. Tlio
present measure carries provisions!
to March 31, which would not onlyt
Isnllsfy tho calculations based on c-
I'porlonco but would le.ivo In hand a
icasonahle margin,
Walter Long, unionist, congratu
lated the premier on tlm evident de
termination of tho government to
carry through tho great war and
leave nothing undone to mnko the
issue successful. Tho government
could count on the widest latitude
and nn absolutely freo hand, Mr.
Long said, so long nri tlm country was
satisfied that It would prosecute the
war with vigor and determination.
The house of commons voted unan
imously for tho addition war credit
of 225,000,000 ($1,128,000,000)
nsked by Premier Asiiuith.
Tho measuro Introduced by the
government last week for an nddl-
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RUSSIANS
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PRUSSIA
lM-rnjOGHAl). Nov. 1(1. ia Lon
don, U::iO ! til. The ,Uuinn ml
xiinee iu KnM l'ruin, nmmlinjr to
lulvioei reeeived here from the Front,
N beinj; nMMi'tl materially hv eoltl
u outlier, wlnolt enables the troops to
moe more rapidly.
A tall of miow during llie lii'-t two
ilwys? is roiHirted, lint not to a suf
ficient extent to hinder seriously the
movement of the troops.
I M-'ltl.lN. Nov. 1(1, bv wirolooN o
t I.... l.i.- ... i: I
l.uumm, I...I.) p. in. - IMXiiriUM
louehiiig here by vn of Coti-tanli-noplo
sol forth thnt llio llrilish sen
port of Aden, iu Arabia, at tlio south
ern eulriiiioe to the Ked sen, is iu dan-
cor lieenue (lie louder of llio local
Hedoiiiiw in eilliu on his people to
itae mid Htiei'ittu the eountn liom the
British joke. The ltrili-li possewioiH
around Aden, in addition to llio ea
J poll itolf, I'onipnse an .ue.i of nliout
j eight j HUiuic miles.
" i. iii'um.nnai'inf. n i.i. i i j" .... i.u "i'l1 'H'l1. :.?-' l j.
violence nnd liersonnl ambitious, has 'side, It will try to meet tlm Junt do
passed forever. mauds of nil tho Inhabitants of tlio
"In Iho Bniiio democratic form nud 1. IohkI witling iiwervlng fioin
voicing tho Konlliiiont or the ruvolif l'uforiiianco or Its iIuIIkh.
Ilonary and tefonultig majority, tho I Itelatlons With IWtlenl
.,,.. v., ..n la ,i,iii...i,,,. n. .,..!, in "in atiiioiiueiiig io tour i'.ri
rormiilatlng the
ment which in
iHtrntlun must comply with and lhn!io rnnK Hympatlil.-H which Iho
rororms. which nto to bo brought .lionornwo prohiiieiit or jour repiiniii'
ouiiuuiug us worn m "
j piogram or govern-jh'iie) 'h government (ho oHtubllnhinoiit
y provisional admln-'t mw i'ltl In Mexico, I lely on
II
Kelief societies in Potiw-iid nnd
tlonal army or 1,000.000 men aso ;0tlitr ltti.itui cutios arc boiuliinr tfi
was adopted unanimously. j Orfort to collect woolen ganuenls.
j Dummies- clothed with the uniforms
of captured (lotuuuis mo placed
about to attract attention. Hero and
l there on the .streets small tables are
! set up for the receipt of contribution
nud the distribution of war litcmtuic.
Dispatches to IVtrogrnd papers in
dicate thnt ho (Ioniums me making
i -low mwioss alontr the KinV. which
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1C Charge ( vstVMu from the river War tho across
Ilarclay of tho llrilish embassy and t the Vistula to the southern frontier
Counsellor Lansing of tho stato de-'f Knst I'mssia, fiftv miles west of
inorn. I lie new Iront o.vtonds over
a distnnee of IIUO miles fioin the
Wurthe to the extreme northeastern
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ASK FOR BILLION DOLLARS
(Continued from Page 1)
divo Into the future or speculato on
what commitments It might be neces
sary for Grent Brltlan to Incur later
but up to last Saturday the actual ad
ditional expenditure falling upon the
exchequer amounted to between
900,00 and 1.000.000 a day. Hav
ing regard for tho enormous scalo of
tho operations and other considera
tions tbl sum, the premier said, did
not exceed tlio estimates of expendi
ture that might reasonably have been
expected. The premier said he could J
pnrtment conferred today on
Drltlsh embargo on exportation
wool from Australia.
Indications are that an arrange
ment may be mnde whereby Austra
lian wools In excess of the Drltlsh
home requirement will bo allowed to
1m exported to the United States for
manufacture under a pledge that the
wool will not be re-exported to Ger
many or Austria. The arrangement,
however, has not been perfected.
Portland Livestock Market
TOUTLAND. Or.. Nov. JO. Cuttle
Receipts "lb; 'Xi cents higher.
Prime light steers, ;?7.-t0(7..')0; prime
heavy steers, . T.-"( .Xi : good, $"("
7.25; medium, .o7."(?r7; prime cow.,
.fo.DOG.'-'o; medium, :?.'i..,(Wf).7.';
enmmo,n SiVJoffiWlO; bulls, .s4((r
4.o0; prime light veal, .(J.."0(o 7:
prime light veal. $0.5(1(1(7; prime
heavy veal, $5.7,)($io7J.'i.
Hogs Receipts 17:11; J0 cents
higher. Prime light, :?7.'2."(i7.-10;
medium, $7.10(fT7.'J."i: smooth heuvv,
.0.7"(C7.0."; rough homy, .0. I0(if
0.fi.'i. '
Sheep Receipts (51!); stonily.
Wethers, $."i.'r(o "i.lilt;
SAX FRANCISCO. C.il.. Nov. 111.
I'noeiiiiioniously'iho federal re
servo bank for tho twe'flh district
swung open its doors in lBiuwirurv
quarter at tho npihiiuleil hour lo
da. Shortlv flervil tin re was
uVHiited $l,:no,(HMl previously con
signed through express companies by
member luniks throughout the dis
trict. About $10,000,00(1 is expected Io bo
' ilaced on deposit bv tho member
banks iu tho course of the week.
forward to accomplish the ends of
the revolutionary movement. It will
also appoint the day on which o I no
tions will bo hold to designate (he
constitutional powers or the republic,
Itcopcct HlglitN or Country
"In tho nionuwhllo and whllo pro
visional prvslilouoy lati, I will stilvo
to adopt tho policy or tho government
to tho needs or tho country. ivHpoet
tho legitimate rights or tho nationals,
set up the iciortUH that tho revolu
tion demands and scrupulously guar
antor the lite and pioporty of for
eigners who have como under tho
protection of our hospitality and
laws, to co-oporato with us In tho
aggrandizement or tho nation.
"Tho now government In my
charge will movo to Mexico City and
achlovo tho complete pacification or
Iho country; tor besides having rea
son, right and public opinion on Its
has nlvvnvti idiowu to tho Mexican
people nud their Institutions, and I
rind gratification Iu hoping that the
good rolntloiiH that linvo united UK
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with tho powerful and civlllred Amurl
can nation will mihslHt In tho future,
and thnt Iho forms mr your govern
ment will noun bo withdrawn front
our port of Vera Ciuxi thou will our
tolntloiiH bo again completely cordial
and cIoho us they aro 10 bo desliod
between adjoining people that are
biothoiH by olvllltullou and common
IdealH."
Tho inessngo wait tiannuiltteil to
the ptoNlduiit through Hecretnry
llryau fiout American CotiHtilnr
Agent Cuiinva at Agiiim CallotileN.
4.50; lambs,
$-l.o0((7.-..-)0.
isi..')0(i( (i.:
ewe-, .,s4(
!."; venrhng,
soclion of Kast Prussia. The (ler
uinii right wing now appears to ho
fooling its way. Tlio center of the
line is stubbornly resisting the deter
mined advance of the Russians; The
left wing is protected to some extent
by tho broken character of tho oouu
tiy and by eompliontod nrtifioinl
fortifications. In this region the
chief German relinnce nppears to-be
heavy artillery, since iu siicli a coun
try enxiilrv operations arc almost
impossible.
GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON
LOSES TIDE LANDS CASES
PEACE TO REIGN IN MEXICO
(Continued from 1.)
be
WASHINGTON', Nov. ltk The ap
peal of he governor of Oregon from
the decision of tiie Oregon supreme
court upholding the legL-lative grant
of marsh and tidclamls in Benton
county to the Willamette Vnlley A:
Coast Railroad compnny in 1874, was
dismissed today by the supreme court
for want of jurisdiction.
Io It Toon
Rcsolvo to smoke Gov. JohnJcn ct
Ittrs, tho best, and tboroby patronize
homo Industry. tf
all the militant factions should
represented.
"After several conferences between
tho various chlofs It was agreed to
designate the city or Aguns t'allentos
as tho meeting place, and on October
10 last tho military convention or
Aguas CnllentoK met with representa
tives of all tho revolutionaries.
Assembly Sovereign
"Subsequently the awwinbly de
clared Itself to bo the sovorolgn pow
er of tho republic as being tho repro
sentatlves of the people in arms that
liml fought to ro-constltuto tho nn- (
tlonnllty. In virtue thereof tho con
vention proceeded to elect tho pro
visional president of tho republic, and
I wns designated by a majority of
the oto.i to bold tho office. In so
proceeding tho convention tins given
expression to tho purposed of tho re
volution and endenvored to demon
strate that no government ran sub
sist In Mexico unUsn It emanates
from tho will of tho people. For
tlio time of dictatorships, born of
URIC ACID IN M
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Tko a glass of Saltt if y6ur Back hurt
or Bladder bothers you Drink
moro water.
If you must Iiavp jour meat errrr dsy,
cat It, but lliuli vour kiduryu vvitli ttlt
ocMnIonnlly, mj a noted authority who
t'IU us Umt iiieitt form urio acid which
utmost paralyrrs the khlnoy in tli'lr ef
fort to ctpfl it from tlio" blood. 'Ihry
IxTomo ibiMi nnd vvi-akcn, then you
ttilfcr with u dull mliory in tho kblnrr
region, slurp pain la tlio Uick or IV:
head.iclie, dlulnrw, your stomach sour,
tonjriio l coati-d and when tlw weutlicr
i bad ynu hnvc rliciimntlo twinge. Tlio
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, tho
channels often get oro and Irritated,
obliging you to hvIc relief two or thrvo
time during tho night.
To ncutmllro thco Irritating acKli, to
cleanta tho kidneys and lliuli olT thn
lody's urinous waste get four ounces of
Jad Salts from any pharmacy here:
tako a tnhlmpoonful in plan of
water before breakfast for a few days
nnd your kidneys will then act fine. Till
famous salts is made from tho acid of
papc and lemon Juice, combined with
1 1 thi a, and has U-on used for generation
to (lush and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
Uo to ncutrnllz.i the aclda in urine,
so it no longer irritates, thus ending
(ladder weaknem.
fad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot in
jar.', and mala n delightful (Cervnu-rnt
I'na vatT drink
UTILITY BOXES
UUv, K In. long, IS In hl!h, )C In. deep.
Fitted with cantors, handles and binned lid. Theso
choatn mo uuiilu of cedar and aio Intended to bo
covered livery homo iiecdti olio or moro or them.
This Is your opportunity to got ono cheap. Wo ot
ter them at $i:,7ft.
Pacific Furniture 6 Fixture Factory
IU HOI Til HOI.IiY HTUKKT.
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'A Picture of Father
and Mother1'
How It would dellrjlit your
children; how it would please
your friends.
It Is time you were havlnq
the slttlnii nwile If you arc
(olr to send sonic of the
nhotofjraphs "hack cast."
SWEM
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