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OPPOSED TO r
RECIPnOCITY
Secretary Root Dees Not Desire It
for the rreseat
BETWi.iNTHE UNITED -STATES
AND THE PHILIPPINES, AS IT
! WOULD INTERFERE
With the '. Open Door In the Orient
. ' Another Cabinet Officer Explains
Why Other Countries Should Have
Equal Trade Rights .with America
in the ) Philippine Islands The
. Chinese, Trade Is Desired. I
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WASHINGTON Jan. 11, There is
authority for the statement that See
rttary Root is" strongly opposed to
'commercial j reciprocity between the
United States and Philippines, on the
general ground that any such arrange
ment would be destructive of the "open
door" policy of this Government in he
East. It is argued that the United
States only, secured an open .door in
China after patient and assiduous dip
lomatic negotiations with the other
foreign Governments concerned, and to
now deny to the other Govrnments?the
same trede facilities with the Phiiip
pines, enjoyed, by! the United 'States,
would result in closing the-markets in
China to thc-Urited States. .
"A Cnllh-t ufflppr lodny ealJ that thu
mly way ln. I rwi't Htnlt'i vould be
troatctl th iwmti, as nusHia, Franct,
5Tm ny .:r-l fat Britain : in the
lon fif thr (loviiriiieuis. Vovhl b? Uy
Krantlng jii toiisilrlr famH f equal
lrl vll-K mvl fa(;i;i(.'e3 vHfc tbr Unit-Stat'-alr
(rail! with thu fnillp
vlnrm. - '. I:-, ' i :
c This aboVp st-nifrrif-ntij reprrrent the-
txJtion of Hi i r tfy ?noot. on the Kei
,-rat iuptlm of ftrsle ri'luflons with
the Philippine, inrl tho rVmcluslon Is
hnt Irpl'lent Hofiucvelt hoWai similar
views. ;' ': ;. '
Lunched with Roosevelt,
'"Washington. Jan.' II. Admiral Tayi
. !r. who in to nucfcwl Admiral Q-own-"J.ijihifl.J
a. 'chief f. of :. the ' Bureau of
Navigaiion. : and Captain Clark .who
omjmajfided the battlrship Oregon dure
In, thi" fpflnlKh war. had a lon conl
trrri with PrsMnt Roosevelt to
day, and affrrw arris lunched with Tiirn.
uKufqtifnilyj.the i two naval
, oflicers,
iWho, It wa Jftimetl
had beenf sent for
' the I'Mprti; ! rilpel to make
iMilillr t subjff t of consul tnt Ion
nhich.lt btijcvcd had ai bearing
Mpon the Pohlt y can.
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: i New Coaling Station.
Washingtnn. Jan" lL--Three hu-ndred
thousand d'tUSrs js'the 'estimated cost
f the propowr i !ln.ff station, ;to bo-T-
tei1 :it-the -Pjigwit Hound Navy Yard,
flans for, nhirh! hive teenJ oomHeted-.
The iturrtiu of Vartls and jocks has
in Its po.Mi.(.,lon the sum of 128.004 to
wiuni; the: construction of the coaling
si it ton. ,. . , 'j ; . .
. U ist he purpose of the Bureau to
have two cealing'!; sheds ami a wharf
" feet In tetigtb; and to' have oaI
handling nmchlnery o .the .highest
jgtade. Th rtpai;lty of, this appliance
kill be sixty; tons jer houri -, j
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I BOARD Off DIRECTORS
Cf the Lewis and Clark Corporation
1 Beenj Selected by Committee.
I P'.'UTLANIV Or'4 Jan. ll. the pre
liminary wi ilnd Clarli committee
today doi'lded to Irecomwiend to the
(H'M kHolder , meeting, to hie held Kioto
'i.i; that fh lard of directors of the
yprrj)ti..n h composed of fifteen ier-
'soris an follows: ; '- ' C $ .
H. Wl Corbett. 11. AV.1 H-ott. Adolphe
!f Pnul Vcpsinrer. A.-.11. IX vers,
ttufus Malory. John F. Oshea, . Leo
.r'rb-K cias. 11 Ladii, B. Ayer. A.
Ul Ill's, n. W. -Bates. I. NNiPlelschner.
.W. f .Wheftwright. K. Ift-dsUrr.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM sJyACHT
Will Be Chri'atched by President Roose-
veits Daughter What Will the
. Anti-Imperialists SayJ
NKW Y KIC. Jan. 1 L The sh-i
pining of. the stciil schooner-yacht In
-t.itrne f construction at hotr ll
nn.l,i N. ifor the Ktniror of Oers
many. Is ocing pushed raj-ldly.
I firing tn Hnilng week?. Wallace
Downey, trtldont of the TOwnsrnd
!ny ; ttaf4uilding Cotnpiny; will
lhlt Wsjchington jo arrange fr.a date
lr the1 1 lunching, to meet the tonveni-enV-e
of MIsh Roosevelt, who will chris
ten the new. yacht. ! ' i
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All nmiTF !
Canls of Eii rope Now in the Hands f
American Capitalists. ;x
LONlxN'Jjsin lL-4n. of the most
lmiortsnt of th American commer
cial enterprise In Europe has Just cut
'tnUiatetl here. It consists In securihg
all water routes for American rgoes
f'T train iand other commodities, from
Urn Inland porU In ( the tnl ted States
to the Inland trts In Eurore.1 an-1 em-
s bracks the purchase by .American, cap-1
i iiai otTveral ISriUsU and other canals.
rauk W.'llawley. vice tesldent of
the Erie Canal Traction Company, has
been on this aide several months,
luletly ectirto;v concesslona ; for the
European Canals Ty electricity . The
Erie concession today secured control
of about 000 miles of canal In England
and on the continent. As a result
cargoes will shortly be shipped on the
same Mil of ladsT from Duluth. Minn.,
to 'Brussels, Bruges, Ghent! and Col
ogne, and later to many jolnts In the
United Kingdom, France, Germany and
Italy.-- y !n . : -1 . f ; r:;? :-: v; .
i THE SETTLERS' RATES
Will Apply to All Points in Oregon,
.. Says General Agent Miller, of .
the - Southern Pacific.
PORTLAND, Or Jan.; II. General
Passenger A rent Miller, of the South
ern Pacific, announced today that here
after the settlers rates from eastern
points will 'apply to all points In' Ore-
con reached by the Southern Pacific.
Heretofore these rates nave applied to
Portland only. , , i ,
QUESTION OF RELIGION.
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BKniIN. Jan. 11. Thei appointment
of the Catholic professor, En. Bpahn,
to the chair of history, in the Univer
sity of Strassburg, was severely crltlc
liised in the Reichstas; today by Dr.
Satler, National Liberal, who charact
erized It ns a step in the direction of
further dividing; the .Germans In mat
ters of religion.
BRIflSII WAR VESSELS
ARE SEARCHING FOR A 8TEAMER
BEARING THEIR FLAG
And Operating in the Interest of the
Venezuelan Insurgents She x Will
Be Seized if Caught by the Eng-
lish Ships. !
WILLEMSTAD, Jan. 11. It I report
ed here that British wan vessels have
received Instructions to; seize the Ven
ezuelan revolutionary steamer xubcrt
ador (formerly the Ban High) If they
meet her flying the British flag and
bearing her original, name. . The J-lb
ertador is said to have succeeded In
landing' arms and ammunition along
the coast of Venezuela. !
It is reported that numbers of guer
Ilia ba ids were moving in the Venezu
elan states of Talcon ftnd Lara, going
towards ' designated points of concen
t ration. . . : : i i t; j ' : .
President Castro's warships. Best a
uradorl,, Miranda and General CrVsro,
which iwere sent In imrsutt of the'LJb-
eftadof.ba been unable to overhaul
Jier. iTher always arrive at '; some
place n the coast Just .after the 1.1b-
ertador nas left, lt If the Government
succeeds in obtaining possession of the
arms and ammunition landed, by ' the
Dlbertadorv the Insunectlom will be
erushed. for during the past fortnight
the Government of, Pijesident Castro
has become stronger man ever. ;
They Work While You Sleep.
Whije your mind and body Test Cas
caretij Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your I bowels,
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets! stamped C. C. C. Never sold
in bulk. All druezists. ioc.
CROKER RETIRES
Le
ms Nixon Succeeds . Him as
the
Chief of Tammany Hall.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. Rlchird
Crokerj announced his retlrewient frrun
the formal leadership of Tammany Hall
this afternoon. . The announcement was
made at the-meeting of . the executive
c.omrstttee. at which the plan of organ
ization for the year 192 was agreed
upon.. lew.ls Nixon was-chosen Cro-
ker's Successor as chairman of the fln-
ince Committee. Thlrf position by: long
usage, carries witn it ;ine , ieaaersnip
Of the prganlsKitlon. -' t . .
In announcing the name of Nixon for
the chairmanship Of the finance com
mittee, George M. Van Hoesen, presi
dent of the general committee., said
that the step was taken at the desire
of Crokor hlmsejf. , -..' , :
BOERS MAY SURRENDER.
The End of the South African War Is
Again Predicted.- i
IjONBOX. Jan
W. The Globe's fin-
Anclai editor said a report which cartie
from well -informed qusfrters was cur
rent In (the city today! that the Boer
chiefs hd made overtures to the Brit
ish tJovernment to the efffect that they
were pfpared to lay down their arms'
provided, they were not ex Oed.- Wed -
nesaay aext is the Boer feast day. and
It was! said the surrender of the ltoers
would probably occur then.
The Var Office officials asserted that
no proposals to surrender had I been re
ceived ifront'the Boers.
Amsterdam. Jan. The Boer dele
gates in Holland evidently anticipate
that some kiad ot peace overtures will
shortly be made, Tthugh ! theiy are re
tlcent rs to their reasons for this be
HcY. They ' maintain, J however, that
miemjana ior an unnnn 1 1 nni ur.
rendetH must be abandoned V It Is prl
vatetyjamltted that the delegates wiU
not rejeetswhat they, call any fair of
fer of iermsy" It the negotiations are
started liy aoneutral iwef he dele
gates in 111 earnestly srekj tb: obtain' a
modus jvlvendl. wnlch will, reconcile Mr.
Kruge's desire for complete Independ.
ence with tle' terms offered by Great
Britain.
KENTOaOANS' l'
IM THE SENATE
D!s2;rec ca tfcc Ccsflrinatlca cf
the President's ftppsintee
FOR UNITED STATES MARSHAL
IN THEIR STATE WARM DIS
CUSSION IN SESSION.
The Hepburn Canal Bill Brought to the
Upper House and .Referred to, a
- Committee Roosevelt Will Ap
point Bibee for tha Oregon t City
Register's Office Washington Del
egation Heard,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 There was
M sharp controversy in the Senate ex-ecu-titve
session "this evening, over the
confirmation of S. G. Sharp, as marshal
for the Eastern District of ( Kentucky.
The Senators from Kentucky Deboe,
Republican, and Blackburn, Democrat
took opposing positions.
, Senator Blackburn objected to the
confirmation on the grouna mat Sharp
had presided over a mass meeting In
Frankfort, in 1899, while the Goebel
Taylor controversy was at its height.
MISS PORTIA KNIGHT
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(In the Character of Ophelia.)
The Salem Girl. Who Soed the Duke of Manchester
for Breach of fromlse, Has Ccmpro
t mlsed the. Salt.
LONDON, Jan. 13 An agresment has been reached between the D ike of
Manchester and Portia Knight, the Am erican actress, whereby the latter's suit
for damages for breach of promise is not to be heard in court. , The Duke
has paid the woman1 1000 pounds and will defray the costs of her legal pro
ceedings. , . . ? ..,-. .- .. I;--.-
and a few-days "before Goebel w-s as
sassinated. .. Blackburn characterized
this meeting as an armed mob. '
Deboe retorted that of the entire
number of people ,: gathered, a very
small perceeftage. were armed. These
were, he said, from the mountain, dis
tricts of the state, and as -the . men
there rarrletl weapons, no signlficanre
could 1h? attached to the fact that they
appeared at this meeting armed. The
nomination of Sharp was confirmed by
a vote of 33 to 18. - '
, ' . The Canal Bill.
Washington,-. Jan., 13.- The- Hepburn
Nicaraguan Canal bill Was received by
the Kenate from the 'I louse today, and
referred; to the Committee on; Inter
Oceanic Canals. : J,-y v V
K?-;,,; ' Brbe la flamed. " . - v
-Washington, Jan.- ii. The President
has deoMed tn the nomination of Oeo.
V. Bibee. of SherMan.'. as . receiver-, of
the land office a"t Oregon City, Or
' A: Coinage Bill. 1
Washington, Jan. M.-nepresentative
Hill, of Connecticut.- tolay .-presented
the ma joHiy .report frsm- the. - House
Committee on Coinajte. 1 Weight's"; and
Measures. In favor of W 11 providing for
the exchangeability of gold and silver
coins. The report lanreTy follows taat
oflasf "year-on tn"e biU. . ' i - '
For Washington Rivers. :
Washington. Jan. 13. -The Washing
ton -delegation was heard by the Coin-
luittee oirlUvers and Harbors today, in
the project to join Lakes Union" and
Washington, near Seattle, with Puget
Sound. . The original estimate for the
work was 9S.0u0.00O. and it was urged
hat the plans on this estimate be car
ried out. The members of thf com
mittee suggested, however,-that, the fu
ture needs of navigation would make
the cost much greater, probably $.&(,
900, according to recent estimates. The
delegation also advocated the Improve
ment of the upper Columbia river, so
as to overcome the obstructions at The
Dalles and Cejll Palls. - . J
The Oleo Bill. ' f
Wasblngton. Jan. 1J. liearlng on
the Hntl-oleomargarlne bills were begun
Unlay, by the House Committee on Ag
riculture. - The bills under considera
tion arV similar to the so-called flivmt
bill, nd ;lace a. tax 'of 19 vents -r
pound on substances colored to tmllWc
butter, ,
The Schley. Case.1-. v-4"
Washington, Jan. 13. The Mnry.anl
delon-atlon la t'ongress tolay cttnaider
ed the course to be pursued In ihe
Schley care, and reach.! the detnn ill
ation that pending the decision of Pres
ident Roosevelt in the appeal : to be
made by Scttley, It would be Inadvis
able for the- delegation to urge upon
Congress any of the resolution or bills
introduced, a- I .
- Schley Resolutions. I
Chit j go. Jan, 13. Resolutions,- cl
ling upori Congress to re-open ' the
Schley case' and make its own .decision
as to who was. In command at the bat
tle of Santiago, were passed . by the
Board of Trade at the annual meeting.
Department of Commerce, a
Washington, Jan." 13.In the Senate
today,' Nelson (Minn.) celled up the bill
providing , for the. establishment of a
IHpartment of Commerce. -He ejtpt:t!n
ed the necessity' -which, he said.! exist
ed for the passage of such t measure
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and was pelted with' questions by Sen
ators, who said that sufficient tutir hvl
not been allowed, for I'joking Invtha
merits of the question. .Teller c-rftlcls-ed
that feturn rthiiin, ! t9trasfet
'of the -geological" -survey," while-" Hale
said that the Mil ir'vile for a de
partment which ulflm.itsTy w ul-.t i be
one of the largest In tte fSovernrfenL
The bill finally went ovcrr subject s to
call by Nelson.
Pension Talk. "
-WabinBtnn. Jirt. 13. --The I
sent the day In g-ne; il diwjMh n of
th, pension appropriation l.iil. the f:iTt
of the annual budgets. iroive.or
(Ohio) and Hepburn tl w;t Ai nounc
el the; report present d t' the last fJ.
A. JL ' encaminnent. crli.U i'tlnir the
course -'"'of th?mselve ani other, mm
bers of Congress on th vetem "Pre
ference WH.' which w defeated at Ihe
last session. Th-y exLiineJ thatrth-ir
opfmltlon to the bill wm due t the-Im-orporation,
In th WM Jt the cRause,
whk-h had Tot teep :tdorsed tT" the
O. A. B. 'placing .Veterans .f the Hp.m
Ish war In the i preferential clause.
Bixey4 Vi?ginla iCaased something
of a stir on theJtenjocrc sldeljy ad--ancing
the ' proposition tA o;nt the
doors of the National oldiers" Home
to ex-Confederate veterans, and 'to fur
nish.; Federal aid to State Vonf id? rate
homes.-' ' ' . ' ..-'':...- -v--
r-; flaw Are Te
ar Hoe- Pnym r n ewre Tl f 'oey n f n
e Irm. Ae. erin4 H -'.-1" . 1Hcj or H -.
Por rra! blanka-Statesman Job office.
For Legal blanks Statesman Job office.
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ANOTHER DODY
ELOATS ASIiOHE
Uniltss Ramp fessd ca Shore
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS AT PORT
, TOWNSEND HAVE CAUSED
, GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The Second of the Kindj Founfi Near
I Fort Casey Causes Investigation
Bold Robbery of a Pool Room in
Kansas City Last Night An Ari
zona Miner Blown to - Pieces by
Giant Caps. . i .
PORT TOWN SEND,. Wash., Jan. 13.
The people of WhMby Island are in a
high atate of excitement, over the find
ing of another headless body on the
beach near Fort Casey; - Last week a
body was found with the head . and
hands cut off, and, the clothing remov
ed, and ' yesterday another body was
found there with the head severed. The
authorities thinkj that the 'murders
have been committed at some point up
the sound, the Asad severed to prevent
identification the .bodies cast' into the
water, and th. tid es have landed them
on Whidby Island! .
pool Room robbed.
Kansas City, Mo.. Jan. 13. Two
young men entered Chicks" iool nfn
In the center Of the city, at 7 o'clockr
tonight, and ; w tlh . drawn revolvers
commanded the pifoprieUir, cashier and
three other employes ta lie down. uS
the floor. Tnejrsecurea Detween JioUU
and. 2590 and escaped. .
Torn to Pieces.' '
Kingman, Aris Jan. 18. J. It. Blchi
ardson, a mlnw, ' ; was almost torn' to
pieces today, - by i the- explosion i of -a
bog of giant caps. Although blinded
and terribly Injured otherwise, Itlch-
ardson Is. Still ailyeix :r , :
J Committee of Safety.
ienver, Colol Jan. 13. About ?ne
thousand members Of the recently or
ranised Committef of Safely tonight
Legan iwtrolllng the residency ortion
hoped that .this; will
result in the detection of the thugs
whose outrages have caused a reign of
terror for. several months. ,
A TERRIBLE
EXPERIENCE.
Two Fishermen Adrift ; on a ' Capsized
Boat foil
Many Days. I
SANTA BARBARA. Cal.. J.an. 13.
drift on a capsized boat In the Pacific
seventeen days, without food or
was the terrible experience of
Captain Harry OI.en and reto allace,
tw-o nshXrmen: A"hile. cruising south of
Santa Crux Island a heavy sea capsjxed
their. craftNCllngtng to the capslsed
hniif wltHr.ii IWWt lor water. Ihev drift
ed. suffertn1 toTtures. On the 14th day
Wallace's strengtmgave out and. eras
ed and t tun-ins. hK slid off the tKWit
jd disappeared. KofNthree d.-ys long
er Olsen held ort and wNis finally res
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A REBEL, CAPTURE!
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Former Cabinet Officer of VSneci
Is
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in ew s vtisf
CARACAS. Jan. 13. The forces of
the Government .-tot A'ehesuela have
mnturm) H'ftnr l.btowskl ni'r . Kan
CaHosV ln the st te of Zamoru. Lut
owskl. who was Minister of, War In
former Iresident J , rresj-i's Cabinet,
with Luclan Mendosa. and Antonio
FernatKlea. rebelled on Iiecernber lth.
a gal nst rreshlen t Ca st m. . '
EXPOSITION CORPORATION.
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Has Organized and la Now Ready
for
'$ the Business In Hand.
i-ORTLANl). OrL. Jan 13. Tb In
corporators of the I ( and CSarlic Kx-'
rxwltlon brganlxed today, by the adop
tion, of by-laws and the election of a
board of directorsJ- The board of di
rectors elected ISfrjM'tlcnlly the same
as that! jrecommertded- by th -stockholders';
meetlnit last week. The first
meeting of th boird Of directors will
b held January 21 SL I
, PENDLETON ROW,
City Officers, Removed by tho Council,
Refuse to Vacate
TKviri,rrTtix. - hr Jan. li. The
case f.Chlf of Illce Hestbman ahd
City Recorder Beam, who were remov
ed byfthe city council Saturday, re
maitin unjiettled. The newly axtwlnted
officers have not yel secured isseslon
of the offloHk. being restrained ,by tern-
porary Injunction.
PROPOSED REDUCTIONS.
ST, PAU1 Minn, Jan. 13. Itere-
sentativea of many Northwestern roads
are) conferring today. oer the rate re
duction proposed by the Great North
ern and Northern Paclflc. f Th . lines
represented Include, the Boo. St, Louis,
Northwestern. MllWaukee.- Cedar Bap
Ida and Burlington, Much of the day
was taken up with the explanation of
the proposed changes, by representa
tives of the Great Northern. .
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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
A Seattle Man Blew Off His Head Yes
terday with Dynamite.
SKATTLE. Wash.. JanklO. The ny
of an unknown man was found tod ay.
the evidence tending to show that ie
ennmitted suicide by idaclng a nHk
of dynamite in his noutb with a fuse
attached. A hole fifteen Inches deet
marked the place , where his head had '
rested: Not a vestige of the head
could be found; .
THROWN FROM A HORSE.
A Member of Ihe Dominion Cabinet
. Killed in England.
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VANCOUVER, Ii. C, JanJIl. Cable
was re-ef-ed this evening stating that
Hon.' It. ft. Ifobell. member of the IVi
m In Ion Cabinet, had txen kflltsl this
afternoon at Folkestone, Kngland. 11"
waa thrown from a horse,
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PtEAD FOR AGUINALDO.
ItOSTON. Mass.. Jan. IS.-rThe Anil
Iiuperialintlc Isgue-has sent a p'ti
lion to Conirress. asking thajt Aguln
aldo and Mablni be permlttetl to v-om
to this .-country, and le accorded a
heating tefort Congress. ' y ; j
WILL SPEND MILLIO.'iS
THE UNION: BACIFlCTO BUILD
MANY EXTENSIONS MH;
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To Its Lines In the West, Especially
Between e Salt Lake City and I the
Coast Want the Oriental Trade
and Willing to Pay For It.
OMAHA, Neb., jjan. ill. The plan of
raflroad lampaiKnlng. to be 'carried out
bx the Union I'aclfiT road during iW2,
u a' given, out ofPially tjday: anl will -result
to' Ihe udlture olfnim $23,
ttOO.OOO to f30,0fO,(Hfl In lfntro-enient and
extehsiorts: Tht! i fTnrts . this year w III'
be dirctfralmMl wtno.lly to that part
of the road west
OKden, and the
Tyventy millJon
of Falt liMke City and
Oregon Short i IJne.
alone wtll be used .In
Improvements of these lines. ;
Iirttcular attention will le given toi
exjlenalons and Improvenen(s ; on. thf
Xh'ort Line, which complies with vlin
IIIIJ system, i .-.( - - ' ) j-
.The prime object Is (o put the" roil i y
In !osltlon to control ' the ( Immense ,
trade with the Orient that Is exi-ei ted
to ie oiK'rt by Ihe hew conditions : In
the) Kast ami In Hawaii. This tradi
Is ilready beginning to reach formldiir
blaf
prfiorton. and the tTnion I'acinov
is
at
jpreparing to meet the conietltlon .
!the Northern lines.
Shaka-lnto Your Shoes.
Allen's Foot-Kase. a pos.iTer. It
cures painful, smarting, nervous feet
and tnsrrowlng nails, and Instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery of 4he age. " Alien's, FKt-Kase
makes tight or new shoes fetl easy.
It Is a cure for sweating-, callous and
hot. tired, achingfeet. Try It today..
Sold, by all druggists and shoe storesl
By mall for tj cts. In stamps. Trlnl'
packs s FRKK. . Address. Allen K.
Olinstead, Roy. N. T 1
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GE MOTIVE POWER. '
The New York Central to Use Eleetrl-
Cjity in the Park AvenuevTunnel.
NKW YORK. Jan. JO. The Herald
tomorrow will SMy: ' i , . ; .
. The New York Central Railroad wilt
vhsnge jts motive iower In the I'wrk
Av
tunnel, and eleeiiiclly.wllt Ikt
Substituted for steam oil all local train.
r of;etperts.have li'-en t wtrn
the
ttnnel isltjce the accident t.f a
aySv go, trying to devise plans
eody ehariKe.' ; ' ?
INCREASE THE OFFER!
LONDON. J.Vn. 13. "I am Informed."
able the Cuieihgen rresrndent
of the Tlmen. fthit: the I'nlted Ktatea
have Increased Ihe ternHi f their offer
for the IaiHsb;West Indies, but I linve
renson to believe that Washington, stilt
PPIoss a pieirt-i-ne.
I -i
An Attack of Pneumonia Warded
!"Smie Ime Vgo my daughter c
a i severe : tifUu She cotnplair
pai ns I n her chest and had a
cnugh. I. gave her Chamberlain')
Cough Remedy fa-ccord'lng to directions
ani In two days she was well und ttltlv
to go Id: -school. M hve used this rem
edy tin my family for th past seven
years and have never kwwn It to fall.-
says James Prendergt, merchant,
Anna to liny, Jamaica.; West India Is
lands. The pains in th& chent Indicat
ed an spproaxhlng attack of pneumo
nia.; which ; fn thls Instance was en.
doubfedly warded off by Cliamterlain's"
Cc uh Reraedy. It :' counteracts any
tendency of a cold toward pneumonia.
Sold at STONE'S drug store. n
SCHOONER TURNS TURTLE
And It Js
Ftrd That
I LosL
Her Crew Is
VICTORIA. B. C- Jan 13. The
ixhiir Minnie I I'alntha turned
turtle off the Island coast. What has
become of the; crew tannot.be learned.
but It Is feared all hare perished.
Mrs. M. C. Irloi departed for her
home In Portland on the overlaind yes
terday afternoon from s Visit )' r
slster-ln-tew, Mr. 33, 21cDtU 14 illJ
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