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II FALEM, OnEGON.NFKIDAT, MA ECU 2?, 2 SO 2. NEW ELECTRIC , LINE BUILDING Ccnstrcctlcn: IVcrlf Coder Way -. - . and a Large force 18 PUTTING UP THK POLEH FROM HI L VERTO N TO MT; ANGEL IM MIGRANT! ARE COMINQ;lN AND MAKING THEIR HOMES IN MAR TO'COUNTT, ; SILVERTON, March ,23. A. II. 5 r ..t,-i Kurtz, manager of tb Union Power ' Co., h Wge force of men at .work constructing the new;electric light fine; the tnn who aVe' putting up the pole panned through Hllverton Mtnday, ami will reach ML Angel, iBa few day. T. W. Riches, C. W. ; Younggren a nd I . Adams . were k-lected del gate froyi Silver jx(3e V 2L, I. O. O. F., to the Grand Lodge! which meet; at Newport on May 2tlh ;. ' J.-Cr Berry and J. I. Karter?r, who have been vlsitlngj relative here. de parted Monday for tlielr home In jLo? ganton. Pa. They are welj pleased With. Ortw and may locate here later. f Anotber.lOt of immigrant arrived in Hilverton Katurdayj Lwrt and wlJI locate In the vicinity.".-., r ! 1 ? j v T. W, Riches was a Portland vlaitor last week. .. "-, j - " ' . T. II. Hlbbard fapnt laat wjeek in .Portland; rrturninif iiturda. ,lloy Ruaaell, of Portland, in heme on a week's -vacation. ;j J II. Brooks retuxrNd from Portland Monday. " -. (, Mrs. J. S. Fltzwrvteivc-nt y Portland Monday to join h?r hutanJ( vho baa loc ated there." i 1 ALL POLICE RESIGN. Not an Officer on Duty Refuted to Do Dirty Politics. HELENA. Mont . ; March 23.-. Last night at 5;3'Jt when tin? day police force were relieved from duly, every man of the force tendered to i Chf f Police Travis his resignation. .and at 6 o'clock thin morning the entire nl$ht force fol - lowed suit, leaving tin- city without a singular, regular poller officer on duty. The n-aHn assign by - the. retiring -. lieemen wan that -thlyhfcd been order--ed by the Chief to take a : leave" of ab sence from the Dth o the "th.of. April -for the purpose of doing detective work in the interest of Mayor Frank ,Ed " ward, who in a candidate for re-election. Mayor Edwards denies that' any sueh Instructlons-wefc rven to -the po lice force. The majvor promised that he would at once fill 'he vacant-lcV, but - up. to 2 p. m. ,tmt a slncl-- police officer In on duly in Helena Kd uardu li a or.Ki)id.'il- fir rc-eloc-tfrin and will i In-fure the Republiican Jlty convention,, (o.besheld 'Friday- niaht . -.and'a.k for the n miiMtin A "Ironic rvr inn tq taction or tim . party--14 n'.'ic "ecure I ho rtornlrMtiijji of I.)r. IV'ilit.tm Tr''.v. .-nd alrt-ady -J Af;h' lW.tw.fii the two f-ictjun haj" k row ii exctcdinif ly. hUltr. ' ' ; " Th; i oliiTtUcn rt that tln.y were periori!Ily lnrlrg-tfd , by: th Mayor to att'ni th firlniarei'nnd to a-rrcat 'ill iintl I;Mvrd lteii'o'i'iMi. Tht- m n 1 f.-iir to KdwfildP were ttj'vjiic ii coiorcfi "tl kr f and th. riot : havinK 1bm 1 1 k-t .. vt-tm t. i-t taknti ' )nj nnd .: H Kcd lip . Ulilli . f Vr tlie pi lut:iri- w re over. After holding ii ctfiiijja Mnn anionx-1 If wen ttny l-cid;.l -that M would be b'ttcr lo iuit unw and avint fmib'i IrotibU-' with "tit" Mnyor,' A-;nriPntrly ih-y hamhl in 'b'-tr rr'n--nallo?i l it fvenititf. 1 h" ir, toberw of tlf "rilitht t'ifi t' ifT( tliiu r rfio tin on ' doty init it morning. - Jit i at xi- l- rrcj.l pH' ViiiN -ii a rtilt f tliW Hun,, arid rt--ii'Ti f lh Mavor have adva ri'- d 4harxM ( 'ib r'y. Hrn' f die fiMOi who.'tult' have !- n on, tii.-" fu't-c. 'for! fmirtfen year. NIvW i,;ENi;itAI MANA'iiytt. 1 , TA"i.M A.' Vah ; Mai. 2.V Th l'dfr tomorrow will afy: W. 1 Piiri ", icrfit-ritr jnari.iK "r N'oittu rii i 4 llj" flllron I, h ia riifTHI aiid'will Im iiUn.tfJii1 liy T hottfcta t cp i, iiow aa- rlMt.int. Pi tti pt!ld'ta. with ii-.vi pi.irivrn .t "fon;. J A NEW. MAR 1 1 At. V i HEATTI.lv Wa'ahJ M 1 1 , .-', - II ll"filtln, of Hbiri-i wan today -Tor je illy lnhl.U,bt aa l?rti-l HtateM .Mar shal for thw Diwtrb-t of Washington, to policed V, ,1 le,of Taijuna, Kh term espired. . i ' C A IT A IN FRANCIS DEAI. HEATTLi:. Wttsh'Mar.' 2".-Captain 'Edwiu H. Frarn Is. for rmr thun twen ty. five ytfirs fiiM nuthoHty on navlga tlon'of Al okmi baiter and atji bfBi I d of lb United Ht ten eoart ari l geot-HC survey. 0bd to!ay.j ; ' A (IIUND CaUNCH V SEATTLE. Wash,! Ma 2S.Meinr tera of the Tloy.U Artinum of Waah Indoti met i tday and organised . i grnnd wumll of that ;boly. Th order ha over a thousand metnbers in this state. - ,- . ' ' - ,- Lefijii Itlanks Statesman L.'jral Itlanks4tatJman Job Office; Job Ufflt-e. ye'? ' On Jellies K . prmerrea and pleli lr, sprf m& ' sthiacoaiisiof PURE REFIHED PARAFFfHE ' Wtll tii tH-.m nJijJ -t mnMtor sn a rrtmf. -'ir Hranxt ftnfflM ta mi WMfnl In ft duf nttwt wars bt IH Imm. I'ttil irrtHn In mch pmchmcm. STANDARD OIL CO. ' . .18-1.: . . ri-f "7 "iiyaaais'ir . i IOWA MINERS TO STRIKE, i Operators Crvon Until Monday Night to Agre to Demands Mad. DEH MOINES. Ia March 2-Unleaa the unforeseen Iran pi re, every miner in Iowa, will walk out at mldnlgrht, March Si, and a strike will bi lnsU tuted. the connequeneea of which can not be. foretold. At the joint confer ence of .the miner and : operator thla morning;; the ismie were atuarc!y drawn, and the operator formally an nounced- that they will not agree to emp:oy slut-flrers. nor will they agree to the prriforjn day wjt scale de manded. President Reeae. In behalf, of the- mlnworkerv aked; the operator if they would arbitrate their tUffer- enirea, - The perator nauy retuaea. The Joint 1 c-onference adjourned, to reaMKmble at o'clock for final at-tlon. The miner Immediately! went Into ae- tret seaaion to d-t ermine upon a course to" purfue. Am previously outlined by President Reese, failure reach airree ront will operate to effect a general walkout next Monday nllght at .the ex- H ration of laat years atrreernenL afTt S1TC JAPANESE VISITORS. A Party f Distinguished People from the Kingdom Arrives in Seattle. SEATTLE. "Wash.. March 25. Count MattrOkata, ex-Premier of Japan, etnd a member of the advbjory board to the EmtK-ror, arrived here today w 1th ' a dl-tlnRUiJ!hed Japanj!c party, on a trip around the world to s udy economic tjonditlons. STK-aking- of the relations between America. and Japan, Count Matsukata ald 'Theapanese fully reallae that it is to' their beet InlereaU to foater the aair Icabte relation exjatlnsr with the Unit ed States. . Thia will not be a hard taek for the United State has Immense in terest in the far East, riot only th'f Ja pan, but ia regions Wheire the friend ship of Japan will be of great value.' SELLS MEAL FOR A CENT.' New York Restaurant a Boon to Econr - r omically Disposed.' NEW i YORK, March 2B. .In an at tempt to show how cheajkly the human body .lean be palatably . nourished, a unlqu one-cent restaurant wa opi ned today In this city. L The one-cent dltfhea are limited,- however, to large 1hvv1.i of aoups, stoaxned hominy, oats nd barley. The meal vlll cost from to 1 trtts. . All of the one-cent por tions contain food elements which are rald to be sufflclent to supply the nour ishment required in & full meal. A BRUTAL CARTOON. What a German Com io Paper Thinks of Prince Henry's Recent Visit. RERLIN, Mar. 2.V .simpHelsaimus, an illustrated! journal rwrteil for the bruUiJiLy of its cartoons, ippe-irs today witha -draw-lng;. representing. Miss AIA ice Roosevlt at sesi. in in own boat, an Ininiens.; fat hog in one end of : the Wmt, 'and Mlrs Rtwaevelt standing In th e other, hobllri a pig wrapi'ed in thi Ktara and trrpis. The drawing is in- tcrilM'd- v , j- : ' "We received Jour iiiiit; you must avlrnit our hog." , I i LARGE MINING PEAL: A Quarter of a Million paid for the Golconda Near Baker City. ' HA K Kit CITY, Or, Mar.. 25, The f olconda-mlne seven Tijiiles west ot Sumpter, was sold tfday( for 250,000 ciah. The mine ' was w i. and John T.- English, ned by John l Danville, are ; capiliil- 'endleton. r. caHhv.minmtf HlinolM. - Th purc liaserK lots and biiifdoesM rnen of I Tht Ih the' biiRest slnKl l"iil ever rerdi in J'iStin Ouegon. BAKER REPUBLICANS. Stats Delegates for Moody, land Johns for Governor, 'Ceer Second. IJAKKft :ITV, Or Mar. 26. The I'.uker Coumy Ittpulll4n 'onvention t wlay d'j.iti'd . 1 b'Kales to the . Htale of Ymgr M'ouvetiiion. The friends irtan MfMMly coritrolled thje ji-on vent ion, and a large majority of the atato dele- Kates an for hi renoml nation. The ! legates "are for C. A. Julins fori cjoy- ertror, with 5e-r as a m-n i in " . i i nd ctiolcp. A DESPERATE EFFORT Will Be Mad to Prevent th Sal 01 hm Danish West Indies. . imnent of th ai of -The iJanlHh, West Inllr to the Unltt States Intend to make" a, desperate effott to Indue (Jueeit Alexandra and I the Dowager Empress of Itussl t, daugtilets of the King of Denmark, toj ln'trven and prevent jth ? rut flcatlori of , the treaty by the Landlhlnir. A FEND LYNCHED. Negro Sleeping Csr Porter Assaulted an Aged Woman In Colorado. - PUtaiLO. Colo, Mar. 2f..-A pe1al to the hieftaln from La, Junta, says; 5 ,r v . it. vt a i race, a negro wieeptng ear pirter, wti. lynched tonjlght Ton .the court house square, by a mob of 4000 pwcple. Wallace brutaliylaesaulted an aged woman at La. Junta ast BlghL y PIONEER Gf)ED MINER. SALT LAKE CITY. Ttah. Mar. 2'.. jame urown, was was wtth Jos W. Marshall, when the first discovery of gold was nud In California In 148, died today, aged 4 3. years.) Hrown was a : mctnber of the "Heverttles," and Patriarch of, the MonmrQ rhur-h." lie left twentyone, children and 126 grand children. - -y--'' i: : otis has jnirriRED. j WASHINGTON. March Major General E.- S. Otis closed his active career in the army todiy. by reason id a. and vwt go into retirement lie wui-cx- ceeerfj in cnmman-1 or the Department of the Iikes by Major incrat Mnunnar. WEARY OF LIFE. ASULA.M), Qr.. March 23 J. It. Gar rett, i carpenter, committed suicide yeaterday by drownlog in Hear creek. The cause of the at Is sUit08ed t have been despondency. CECIL RHODES' ILLNESS.' CAPE', TO W N. M rr h 26. tecft Rhodes experienced a lad heart attack yesterday afternoon. At midnight he wa weaker than at any time during hU ilincts. . MORGAN ON THE : WITNESS STAND . Asswered tbc Qaestlsns Ultboat ;Appe2ran3e of Reserve v - -: A TEN MTLI..ION DOLLAR TRANS ACTION DID NOT 8EE?I A LAUOE ONE TO HIM HE LIKES TO DO BUSINESS WITH JIM HILL. t ' 1 ' . - ' , NEAv YORK, March 2. J. P. Mor gan gave evidence today before Special Examiner Maybe, In the suit of Peter Power against ; the -;iNort hern Paejilc Company. He was o,aetioned for two hours and a half, by George Alfred Lamb, of the counsel for Power, and during that time he answer d the ques tion rapidly and without the slightest appearance tots reserve.; ': :; ' Morgan testified that' he had made a large sale of Northern Pacific stock to J. J. Hill. ' ': -. - ; "How much wa it?" asked Lamb. "I cannot remember." "Somebody has testified here that it "WeU, that may be." ' ! "This seem a rather large transac tion. Can -you not tell us something about the negotiations?" asked; Lamb. "A tenmill ion purchase of stock does not Aem a very big transaction to me. I have forgotten the, details." Said Morgan .'Hill and I worked to gether. I'll work with him any time. Morgan said be did not help organise the Northern Securities Company but he approved the plan. The witness wanted to rput his Northern Pacific stock in a company that was so large that nobody could buy it. If it was deposited" In a small company it might be ibought. Witness "said J. P. Morgan & Company held about 120.000 or 130,000 shares of Northern Securities stock at the present time. ' ' y . . Morgan denied that there was any understanding in the organization of the Northern Securtie Company look Ing to the control of rate or traffic, or any agreement that would In any. man. ner! obstruct or contemplate the ob struction of commerce. - ' LINN COUNTY REPUBLICANS Held Their County Convention at Al ' bany Yosterday. ALBANY. Or., March 26. The Linn county Republican convention was ij-ld in, this city yesterday In the armory, convening at 10 o'clock a. m., and icon tlnuing in session all day. The pro ceedings, were carried on hai monioufcly throughout, except for a few minor disturbances which - Were occal.n-?d througti the atterrt(ds of D. F. llard nian arid 'bus fc-w followers to gain prominent recognition," In Which they failfi in every instance. -Tha most notable andj interesting feature of the convention was the selection of; a! list of delegates to the ' Slate Convention. There were two tickets in the tleld. one lateled the Whitney ticket (candidate for Statfi Printer) and 4he other label ed the G'f ticket." On the latter ticket II. F. ilardman's name apptai ed. This gejitleman proftssed to be a strong supitorter of Governor --Oeer, but a true friend of tic- Gjvernor apri!ed him of 4:he fatl, and tbwvernor fleer at ori ; w ired a'renoonse, which telegram was read before the convention and wai to. the effect that Governor Ger 4 did not: conKl-ler-Hard man either a fib nd or a upjxrter, and denounced any ticluet which Hani-nan h-aded or on which tylx nalne apfa-ared. The lei j if mm acted as a thunderbolt uon the convention, and. at the eoneUi-don f th ri ad! ng, I lard man-leaped to his fe-t and exclaimed that If any one had evr raid or Intimated that he was not a sutrKrt"r of 'Governor Geer, sucft ,m one waa a liar.. At the wn liwlon of hi harangue N. M. Newport took the lb air and gave I lard man ttw lie. jThere was considerable excitement In the wmvi ntlon for several rnomnts but t-iiet was soon estabUsiied and -when a vote was taken ufxin the two u:e. gitlor.i-. It resulted in ; an overwhelm. in ii victory ' for th Whitney deleg t ton, by a vote, of 157 to 30. When the vote was a-nnounced Mr. llar.fnnan arose andj moved the convention that th delegation be instructed for Geer, which motion was t unc.remoniouly vote-i down showing th dltxwltlon of the convention to, sit down hard upon anything proposed by Hardman; still. while the delegation Is unpledged ex cept for Whitney for State Printer. It Is strongly- In favor of Governor Geer and will give him Its support in the State Convention. The county ticket a named by the convention and the delegates to the Ktal and Con gressional Convention follows- . I Senatmrs Percy R. Kelly. , Kepresentatlves CLa. H. Hurggraf, u. cjornett, jj. li. Glass. i Clerk J. . .Van Winkle. Sheriff Joseph Hume, Itecortlcr-i-Charles Barton. Assessor D. B. McKn'.ght. Treasurer James Elkins. ' Surveyor Hugh O. Fisher. Coroner Wm. Fortmlller. Commissioner O. H. IluS.sell; ' Chairman Linn County Central Com mittee N. M. Newport. ; . Delegates to tha State Convention N. M. NewpVrt J .It. Davis, Percy R. home In Mt. Angel from a visit to Mrs. A. B. Veal. D. K I'pmrVer. A M Tem pleton, T. W. Starr, A. JViater. Dr. J. C, Booth, R,Hjbler. Eugene Fisher and Griff King. ' . 7 Delegates to ahe Congressional Cotv ventfon 11, If. Hewitt. - W. M. Brown. C. II. Winni W. M. Stewart. T. F. Hick man, Jarnea Elkln. Percy E. Hume, J. H. Tunth. J. W. Miller. -G. W. Wrlaht.' iw. m. li. tnuh. J. It, WyatC F. M. Brow n tvi 8 CV WorrelL I WILLIAMS FOR MAYOR. ) PORTLAND, Or, Mar. ,26. In cau cus tonight, a. jfnsjority of the rfele- gate to the Republican city convent lion, which meet tomorrow, decided to nominate ex-PnlU-d State Attorney General Oa H. William for mayor. MILLIONAIRES ARRESTED. PARIS. March 26. It 1 announced from Nice, that while William K. Vsn dcrbilt Jr. ' and D. W. Bishop were passing on an automobile lae night, through the villa ce of Le, Luce, they ..IN "HIE SPHEfiG. and are n you nave thai urea - reeling, nrrV'ou and irleeplesa. la a goodj time to take a few doses of Hoctetter Stomach Bitters, It is an Ideal spring rr.edicine and blood purifier, and will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, malaria or liver and krd.tey trouble. Try It. Our private stamp Is ovtr the neck of the . . IIOTEITER'S ; stomach cincns PATRICK FOUND GUILTY. Nin Weeks cf Trial, Three Hour of : ' Deliberation. NEW YORK, Match 2?. Albert T. Patrkk, the. lawyer, was this evening; convicted of (the murder, on September 22, 190O, of the agej millionaire recluse. William Marsh Rice. ' The penalty un dor the statute Is death In the electric chair. A scant three hours of deliber ation at the close of the trait, prolong; ed for nine weeks, and replete with sensational Interest, sufficed to enable the jury to reach a verdict. The' issue of the trial establishes the charge that Patrick conspired with Rice' valet. Chaa, F. Jones, to obtain possession of the aged1 Texan's estate, estimated at 17,000,000, and that Jones killed hi em ployer by the administration of chloro form at the' direct1 instigation of Pat rick. In anticipation! of a scene ot ex citement In the event of a yerd.ct of guiiiy, me unusual seep was taxen ot ordering all women tq leave the court room. Among, them were the prison ers two sisters. i - At the word "guilty," pronounced by Foreman Machell not the slightest change ; passed . over Patrick' face Recorder Goff fixed a week from Mon day as the day on which to pronounce sentence. . : V ' . - The verdict was known ahnosf im mediately In the corrldo Where the women relatives and friends ,., of . the prisoner were waiting, and a scene of great excitement ensued. Screaming hysterically.- the prison. er's eldest sister ran about the corrMor begging to be allowed to see: her broth er. Mrs. Francis, with whom Patrick boarded, fainted, and, on 'recovering, broke from her -attendants and rushed intothe court room. THIS EDITOR IN CONTEMPT. H Published a Cartoon Ridiculing a Judge. ; HONOLULU, Mar. 16, via San Pran- jlaco. Mar. 26. Walter G. Smith, edi tor of the Advertiser, wa today found guilty of contempt by three Judge of ihe Firrt Circuit Court and was sen tenced to thirty days In Jail on account fd a -artoon he iublishedn which rep resented Judge Geer in the attitude of blessing a tough looking citizen, who was assaulting a woman! b!y biting her ear. . r - - Th Supr'iue C'ourt at once issued a writ of habeis corpus, returnable April ?Iai on which the editor ia now at lib- eity. The matter will prclKibly.be sub mitted to the' Washington Government. BIG MINING DEAL Mad, in Thunder Mountain Claims What On Firm Controls. WALLA, VVALijA. Wanlvl. Mar. 2S.-r tievfiilwti clsUms. lying In a clrcbi riJ tnost entirely- closing In, the Dewey property on Thunder j Mountain, were today jairchiuel by Moitr & t'amplWll. of this city. The price paid which is in the- hundred of thotuxthd. waa not made public. The hotdlnar of "Moore & Camptiell now inc lude the entire sum mit of the Thunder Mountain projrty and laahtrilng I'-ak. as well as por tions cf the slop of each. The pur chase war Jfrmn Root, Kanburg, and tht lr,aerocitea and is the bigg t -deal thus Tar oriturimad In this 'district. THE TROUBLE SETTLED. No Likelihood of a Strrk of Anthracite Miners Henna Arbitrated It. NEW YORK, Mar. ; 26. Regarding the irieetlnj f the co4 miner repre sentatives and ;. tha c-onclliatlon .-can mlttee of the - Civic Federation, the Herald Will say tomorrow: "There la no likellhioi of a strike in7 the anthracite district Oris year, Th miner have formulated their detnads and the merators wilt prolably nect therri the lest way they can. , 'This announcement wa -made lat hlgHt, ttn . behalf of authority,' after Senator Hanna's conference with J, P. Morgan." How' Thi! . We offer One. HundredxDtdlars Re ward for any ce of Catarrh, than isn- not be cured by llaaf Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY, 4k CO., Prop., To ledo, O.: ' , , . "; We the undersigned, have known F. J. theney for the laat la years, and b- tieVe him prfectly honorable in Mil bus iness transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations mae by their firm. ' -.- -. West V Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toiexlo. . Walding. Klnman & Mar vin. WJartlesale Druggists, Toledo, ,0. HaU s Catarrh Cure 1 taken internal ly, acting directly upon the -blood and mucous surface of the system. Price, tSfe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Teattmonial-free. .1 ',. ; r Hall Family Pill are the best. , AN EFI--ECTIVE ARM. ' LONDON. Mar, 26. Th War Office has approved the new : rifle and they t ill probably soon be Issued to the whoteBrlilsh, army. The nw arm I 1 ounce lighter, and it barrel is five inches shorter, but It ha the same range- a the rifle now In us. . It will hold, ten round of ammunition in the magaxlne.: j,t -;.-.'- . z J' -. V;;'-- MUST Bfi VACCINATED. BERKELEY, CaL, March 2. Fie hundred student or the State Univer sity were - vaccinated today. . free of charg. After tomorrow night the stu dent not filing a vaccination, certificate will be subject toexpulsion. at I Trespass .notice printed on cloth the Statesman office. New Millinery. Department t I - Now Open '.'at Pretty, Dainty, . millinery. Triiuined anil Untrimmed Hats all the Latest Styles. Special At tention Given to Children's Goods. Oreenbaiimfs Next Doer to The Pac SALEM, ific The Leading Farm Paper of the Pacific NorUi . west 20-page ; llustraled weekly $1 per year, i We want good agents and solicitors, and to sucli , t will pay a liberal commission. Write for terms. Advertisers shot Id patronize the Homestead. CIRCUHTION, 8,000 WEEKLY ( j Special rates on long time contracts. Clubbing rate with thd Twice-a-Week Statesman, if paid in advance, or within six months after giving the order, Addi Office in Statesman Building. REBEL IS CAPTURED Insurgent General Nortel Caoght by American Troopi A MEMBER Of HIS BODY 0LRD BELIEVED TO BE THE NOTORIOUS G ENERAL M A EVER Wn p IS PROBABLY IN DISGUIHli The Minority Merober f th Senate Cornriilltee i the Philippine;: Is IX sirctus of Visiting the Islands During the Recess Tillman' Bill for Mining Schools Presented to the Senate. I MANILA, Mar. 2. Nortel insurgent general, wfth , the he nly exception of Malvcr still in tho Tald, h its ln-en captured by Lieutenant Rarnfond of the Twentydghth jJnfantry, Tnere . Is some reason to leifeve tliat orjj mem lcr of the body guard 1 Gencriar Mal vcr In disguise. NorM liaaVbi-en ne tt the reeogtdxed leader of ttbi Insur rection Inc 18SI9. ' To Visit Manil. Washington, Mar. 26. The hi I noil tily memJjer on the Hermte Conrm ttee the Ihlllppn-a are considering the ad visibility of presenting to the fdll corn- tnittef? a proposition fcrr a islfl to the vacA? JhJIipplne Island during next Hon for th puriase of. invesl Igatlng the conditions ihere and of taking the testlmcjny of UtuHnK tlllplno. For Mining Schools. Washington, Mar. 2. SenatAr Till man, from th Committee on Mlts and Mining, tday reorted favorably a bill devoting a portion of the tro feeds of the sale of public binds to the ariainte nanon of state and territorial mining schools. .' i '' ,.'.-;'. ' ' ' ; LJt Kicked Out, 4 Waahrington, " Mar. 26. The Committee on Election No.- 2 House has de-t elded the case of Jchri J. Ietx. vs. Eirrmett Tompkins, for the Col nimbus. O, Distict in Congres. In favor of Tompkins. ' Th Military Bill. WASHINGTON. Miir. 26. Trie gen era! debate on th Military Apr roftrla- tion bit 1 w as 'com luded today, 4 nd the consideration of the bill under he five mlnte rule began.- During the Hebate, Burleson (Tta) renewed' hi attack on Secretary - Hay on account 41 t-tk-gatlona regarding the IUeit f unda ." sulserlbed in Illinois. Hitt Glls.1 repliel briefly, traytng thf re had ' been no devc iofanent la the. Inatter, and the Secretary had done Jijll that WHS pKlbl. '. The Houif paiwd the,Bdresn re lution calling on the President Vir In ftrmation rtlatiVe to the: application of General Miles to go to the Ihill;ilnes, -' " . '- ' ' ' - "'s - ;. :: TH Olso Bill. Washington,; March 2K. Throki g hou t today session of the Senate the oleo margarine bill was under discussion. CV.sUa Si? , SlS?-f(T LEADFR Oreenbaum's Very Desirable ill Dry Goods Store the PostoHlce. OREGON 1 1.75, PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, SALEM, Oil. r For ,- School Boys and Gins i Io ym want to cctrn sofne money;, nnd something else real nicn? The I'acifiv Homestead wants m-re: subscrilx-rs aid you boys anj ail la cn help get them. ' .. You know of mnrnr ot your r:e.gtibor wholo not) take the ll-m-t; a i. A k them to subscribe. It 1 tlfV Iw-wt fJini pajar piibllshei csn", the Pai-ifle coa.-t, Come every week and contain 20 pages. 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CONTEST CLOSES, UCr. ) 1902 ' : PRIZES. f ... - ' I "-. -,r-: . .' -1 N N r.- 1 High , Grade lit 1tley (Nhe In be announced .laf'tjl.--- r. 2.-Wlneh-ster R p-allng Sir' Nc. 1 .- Black I sea ut y by A n n S gun, - Take down, Mb-I 197. No'. S.-fKoron Camera 4 si with ln a. aritan'-ous syroriM trlcal lene. No. 4. Werner' Library. of fa.tiov boAk comprising 80 vol urn. '.. -. , No. 6. Jacobus Plainer Violin. 1 A No. 6. Ang")llo Manneilo Mandolin.' -No. 7. Same sui No. . ' . -s " No. S.--lerTnan Ac-ccrrdei n. well, k -"v--- - ' No, 10. L.dy ' of the Lit tee, by Scot t Next ten prise Usefuj Boidti. 'A I dress.'. j;. ...'v : , ."'.-':-v 1 . .-.'- . : Pacific Homestead PRIZE CONTEST. SALEM. OR. Hops Hops Hops If yon tu Interwrted In lop new and prices, it will pay 70a to set tb rekort of the N. X. UOP BEPORTINO OO.. 89 Whitehall L New York City. E11MET WELLS, Gen. Manager. ' -r ; v .. .-- -.i DON'T MARRY, DOCTOR r'o'. spair. "Don't do thing", till' you nee clearly, w hat's test by aid . of Flashlights on Human Nat4Mr, on health, diaeaae, love, inwr rfage and parentage.' Tell what you'd ask a doctor, but "dorrt like to. 240 pages. Illustrated, cent; but to, In troduce it we tfiid :wk only to any lult for postage, 1) cents.- Murray Hill C' E.JZ1 23th St . N. V, -Rhode Irdand." said the little IH. 1a celebrate for bMng the nly one in th United SUtes that Is the-wnal-lest." ';-:- , -).. Tbe iarllamentary committee haying the matter In charge will sanction fifty miles additional undrground railways w ithin the limit of London, - --.- --. . - - . i- y - - x