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ESDAY OCTOBER 01 1899.
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THE
BRITISH
BI
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General White Reported Going Back
Pietermaritzburg:.
to
Compelled By the Severe attack of the Boers on Ladysmith to
Fall Back Toward the Coast. England Orders Rcinforco
mente to South Africa Boers Preparing to Shell Kinv
bcrly.
White to Retire.
tlr Aaaoclnlcil I'rraa to tbe Jonrnnl.
London, Oct 31. lteports nro current
hero that General White may retlro to
Pietermaritzburg while the railroad is
Intact.
Hcayy Boer Losses,
II r AaaoelateU I'rraa in the Jonrnnl.
London, Oct. 31. A dispatch ' from
Ladysmith Bays the Boers suffered se
verely during the engagement Monday,
some persons estimating their loss at
000 to 1,000 killed and wounded.
fighting Near Lady tm 1th,
Ilr Aaaoclatetl Freai In the Juarnnl.
Cape Town, Oct. 31. A dispatch from
Ladysmith says a battle is proceeding
nt the foot of Umban eano mountnin a
fow miles from Ladysmith.
Army Corps Called Out.
II r Aeaoclnleil I'rm in the Jonrnnl.
London, Oi-t. 31. It is learned that
tlio war olTlco has ordered tho second
army corps to ho in rendiuerN to xs
called out.
British Reinforcements.
Ilr Aaaoclnted I'reaa to tbe Jonrnnl.
London, Oct. 31. Tho war office has
scut the following dispatch to General
Duller who with his staff landed at
Capetown this merning: "Threo extra
battalions of foot and one mountain
battCry, with reserves, will leavo Eng
land during tho course of ten days to
make good casualties."
the Boers back several miles, when the
retirement was ordered, which Sir
Archibald Hunter conducted with great
skill, retiring batnlliott bv batallion,
coicnng Hie movement uitli the artil-
tery of tlieirguns by altemato batteries.
The Boer artillery, field, quick-firing
aim siege guns, immediately opened a
heavy fire all around, showing their
knowledge of war bv nlnilinc at tho cons
and wagons as thov retired. Little
I damage was done, however, and our
orations were quite unllurriod.
"Tho troops wero back in Ladysmith
by 2 o'clock in tho afternoon. The
casualties caused by tho enemy's artil
lery wero not severe. Tho mountain
battery on tho left reported It had
suffered through a stampede of mules.
Our nrtlllery, cavalry behaved splen
didly in difficult circumstances. Dr.
Jameson and Sir John Willoughby
arrived today, and wero spectators of tho
action."
00M PAUL VICTORIOUS
Bombarding Klmberly,
Ilr Aaaoclnted I'rraa tn the Journal.
Cahk Town, Oct. 31. It is reported
from Uarkioy West that tlio Boers aro
constructing forts around Klmberly for
tho purpose of shelling tho town. Tl e
Natal Dutch ars reported to bo helping
tho Boors.
THE BRITISH MAY RETIRE.
Thejr Troops Fell Back on Ladymlth in
Perlect Order.
Ilr Aaaoclntrd I'rcae lo tlie Jonrnnl.
London, Oct. 31. Mr. Stovens, tho ship la very severe, tlio only conclusion
A British Confession.
Tho battle at Ladysmith, which de
spite tho rather heavy losses, must bo
regarded rather as an ostenedod reeon
noissanco or skirmish than a battlo,
seems to make llttlo change in tho act
ual liosition. It is diesappointing to tho
Britisli public, asi again ravelling tae
tlcal skill of iiu unexpectedly high order
on the side of the Boers.
In addition to tlio possession of a num
ber of heavy guns, tho transport ot
which causes wonderment hero, they
havo avllablo marvelous ability. Unless
commanded by skillful Kuropean olllccrs,
it is hardly considered piobablo that
Boer farmers would havo assumed n
feigned position, as theyj evidently did,
in front of tlie right column with tbe
intention of retreating from it to their
real lino of defense nnd of inducing tho
Britisli to attack over a fire-swept tone.
Tho speciat dispatches describing tho
engagement again fail to confirm Gen
eral White's official account that tho
Boers wero pushed back several miles.
ncn it is considered that tlio censor
warcorrcsiionilent of tbe Daily Mail, de
scribing the engagement at I-ndysmitli,
pays:
By 10 o'clock tho Britisli had driven
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Lowest cash prices for best:
quality of goods. Large as:
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,
GLOVES
RIBBONS
that can Ih arrived at is that tho action
was extremely Inconclusive.
ADAURAL DEWEY
TO WED.
The English Acknowledge Defeat By the
Boers.
Choicest Regiments Arc Anihilajcd or Captured --And By the
Boers "It is Terrible"-- -Sals tlie British War Department
English Boasting in Soutfi Africa Comes to Grief The
Whole Situation Changcd-JThc Majuba Hill Affair Re
pcatcd Great Sorrow in Gloucestershire.
,
recovered. Ho will l fumigated mid dis
charged today.
Owner moved thai the matter bo ro-
errod to the committee em public proli
xly with power lo net. Adopted.
Mr Aaaovinteil I'reaa to tli Journal
Loxno.v, Oct. 31. Whllo minor re
vel ees were not wholly unexpected,
nothing like tho staggering blow Gener
al Joubcrt has delivered to General
White's forces yesterday was anticipat
ed. Tho full extent of tho disaster Is
not yot acknowledged, If it is known at
tho war otllco.
Tho loss in effect must bo appalling
In nminral Wliltit wiin ta tiriinttpnllv
l i rr, f .1 l-i.n ISan Fitwcimio, Oct. .11. Til 0 Fifty
Mirronmled. Tivnnl llin finest, ltrltlsli . F """ "v
WA DOES
THINGS RIGHT.
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I'rraa In llir Jmirnnl
E T. BARNES, Prop.
Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store. ;
Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sis.
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EncrnKod to tho Widow of don-
oral Hnzon
Ilr Aaaoclnlrd I'rraa lo tlie Jonrnnl.
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 31. Admiral
Dewey announced to soma of his mora
intiimito, friends last night tho fact of
ids ung'ugoiuaiit-to.Mr. W.iH.-IIaxen, of
this city. Mrs. Huron Is tho widow of
General Hasten, formerly chief signal
ollicerof the army, who died about 10
years ago, and is a sister of John It. Mc
Lean, democratic candidate for governor
of Ohio.
Mrs Huron has no children, and slnco
hor husband's death has niailo her homo
with her mother. She Is n woman of
largo means, about -10 years of age, and
popular in tho beet society circles of
Washington. Tho date for tho wedding
has not been fixed.
The admiral's llrst wife died in 1872.
fiho was tho daughter of an ox-governor
ot Vermont. Ouo child from that mar
riage, a son, is now living nt Now York.
General Huron, tho former husband of
Mis. llnzcn, died January 10, 1837, and
a son from tliulr union died last
jour,
Mrs. Hazeu has long been asocial
favorite in Washington. 8ho is jks-
hosmn! of an attractive Krsonality, of
graceful manners, and has a brilliant
mind.
regiments and tho mule battory do
ducted from the Ladytmiith garriou
weakens it about ono-llfth of its total!
strength nnd alters tho wholo situation'
materially in favor of tho Boors, who!
liavo iviuln bIiowu themselves strong
tlglitorsand military strategists of no
mean order.
Tho disaster lias already cost tho HrlU
Ish from 1500 to L',000 men
Uftt'ailt.iuMl tul drtrnll (tin nitil
k'WIVU-pxillM OVH II IUIlHi Itlllt n ,,4( I
lker artillery Is already stronger thai?
was Imagined, tho capture of these guns
will bo n great help to the Uoors. Novori
wus the old caying, lSi news travOH
iiirkly" better exemplified than todayj
Hy noon wirrow prevailed tlmiuglnuL
(lie llrltlidi melropiillri.
At tho government olllrn no effort wos
made tn conceal the feeling of tliiiiay
that was prevailing. Gnu olllcial said
to a reproeontatlvo of tho
Press: "It is Inexplicable and I nm
sorry to say that the moral effect will bo
inestimable. Wo buvo lost heiivll&bf
ninny ways and had regiments nil wiped
out, but to havo regiments captured and
by Koers, it Is terrible."
As the ilay wore on crowds around the
war ollh'O wero swelled to enormous
proiortious nnd at Gloucester, tho homo
of many of those engaged, tho wildest
excitement prevailed.
.First lowavoluilteerslmvo Ikhmi notified
NAVAL ACTIVITY
IN ENGLAND.
London, Oct. 31. Preparations to
call out tho second army, corps taken
in conjiiuclon with tho extraordinary
naval activity, hns again aroused tho
belief that tho government bus reason to
anticipate Kuropean hostility.
Still It Is doubtful whether tho second
corps will bo actually called out. That
development depends on two circum
stances s First, tho attitude of Euroonn
nations as evinced bythotlrst furious
Ilrltish revorse.
Second, uj on tho Judgment of Gen
oral Duller, Who llmiing conditions not
favorable as expected, may demnnd
moro troops. Should tho war olllco de
cide iiion raising tho second corps it
will necesaitato calling out moro reserves
TORPEDO BOAT
WAS LAUNCHED.
Hiciimonii, Vn., Oct. 31. IVsplto in
clement wenthcr tho pooplo of this city
did everything possiblo to mnko mem
orable the visit of President McKlnley
who came to attend tho launching ot
the torpedo boat Shubrlck. Tho
Shubrlck was launched this afternoon.
COL WHOLLY
AADE AAJOR.
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 31, John II.
Wholly, ulin rendered excellent, eorvtco
as Colonel of tho Washington volunteer
Infantry, has been appointed major of
tho Forty-flret infantry and onloroil to
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tuvaunuaM
fOHDCR
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Makes Uvo food moro delicious ond wfiof9om
wriki nwn poaron eo., rx voan.
YOUEJDVAMe.
He is Pressing North Mo the Insurgents'
Territory.
Three More Towns arc Occupied Progress Extremely DiU
ficult On Account of the Very Wct Scaion Captain
French Killed in the Attack on Florida Blanco.
ENGLISH SURRENDER
ji
( Reported By the British Commanding J
General at Ladysmith,
Ilr Aaanrlnlnl I'rraa to the Jmirnnl.
London, Oct. 31. A dispatch from General
White, commanding the British forces at Ladysmith,
reports that the Royal Irish luisileers, the Mountain bat
tery and the Gloucestershire regiment were surrounded
nnd by the Boers, and, after losing heavily were oblig
ed to capitulate. The casualties arc not yet ascertained.
VICE PRESIDENT
I IOBART BETTER.
Ilr Aaanclalrtl I'rraa In llir Journal.
.kw Voiik, Oct. 31. Vlcel'reaident
Uoliarofliowol much improvement at
1. in. Ho was able to sit up in bed
and took nourishment.
Furniture
Carpels
Ruren & HuiniltoN
J x HOUSE FURNISHERS x
Picture Molding
'aper
THE FILIPINO
that tho state would iurnUli transporta-j jo!,, thnt regiment fur service in tho
Ion from hero to each man's actual I l'ldllpliTfioH,
ioiiio, no matter whero li'o I'llltslw: Tlift
state has provided free trains and sub
sintence. Tho Wiislilngtoii regiment will bo
mustered nut tomorrow. About. '100 men,
including tho Seattle oomp.iules will re
turn homo by steamer, whllo tho others
will prolmbly go by rail.
CIVIL GOVERNAENT.
I'lttt News Was Correct,
Tho llrst telegram announcing Ilrltish
defeat was published in this paper Mon
day evening. It Is fully sustained by
the telegrams (inlay. Tho news of
White's surrender anno .Monday ly
way of Holland, through (iermauy to
Tn it O.M'ir.M. Jouiinai..
ENVOY
Snyo Auulhnldo Will Wait for Con
KroBS to Doal With Him.
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I II wk Your Husband figure with us for
jour new surts. Wo run ravohiml
money nml at tho same time give you
the lwt jpsals tliat are turned out I
today. I
Dimno Pbts fl chairs, wxtuntlmi
and sideloanl flS.00.
table
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.N'tsw Voiik, Out. 111. A dlaliii to
the World from Jmdon snys: BHwr
Antonio Kegldordo Jurado, who is lot-
lie ved to net as Agufimldo's envoy for
tho purposo of pranioiting twuwi terms
to the nuthoritfoH Ht Wnihiiigton, nr
ril hero today.
When askcsl w list her lis wn sjtorltk
ady norodltwl by Aguliiaklu, Ittrjsrilor
ropliwl that ho might 1 hi uc
rrnlituil U(ori) li tar tod for Waeh
nulon. whih wouki In .N'oromUr.
I llrtulao fHibl: ".My Uimi iufurum-
tmii f riMi the lllliiliio asriiWy is tlwl
Ag ilnaldo will ihiiU no mov townnl
WIC Hlltll iMSMMWlHlt CWrgriar ill-
UohU lo do. Iiu etmMwi It wwt of
liiiiu to trtt with UmmmI Oil.
OITV aoUNOLSB8ION.
Home Hulo arndunlly Uolnif Hx
tondoa to Towns In Luzon
and Cuba. ,
Hr Aaaiiclnlril I'rraT lu llir Juarnnl.
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 31. Word has
been reeoivel hero of tho further exten
sion of civil administration in tho towns
adjacent to Mnnlln. Those Ineludo
1'iulg, Tngulg nnd l'lttiiros,
w Intro oleollous hnvo ho n
held under tho direction of tho military
ollioials in order to secure n lull quota
of nntlvo olllcers to carry on the civil nf-
fairs of tho towns. An order from tho
Iflghth army eorp nlsoillrtn'ts the olro
tion of a new mayor at linns, ns tho nno
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i;illlt:ilj wii'"" "" -' " i
Ills lunci ions iii mii huh w iu"iib"i i
Imwi gone over to the uiHirgmiU.
t'siu very gmsl iiiwl reliable authority
11 In atnle.1 that tho nrHsiiloiit dwlros to
Mtnullsti 'ftll olvll goveriimsiit in
Otibn nnd l'linrto Itieo nt wirly us possl.
bio, in onler that u riuniiiil form of
government may soon thorwltur U s
tabllsliMl. In nmonlnmo with this vlow, ho Is
easting around for sultublo mwn for ijov-
mors, nltliougli iisiumr win b-
IkjIiiUhI until ultor tho rsnsos In tlio In
land has liem eniiiilMtwl.
THERli AUG MANY I'LACBS
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as AT ELLIS & ZINN'S,
NO 154 STATE STUEBT
SALEM, OREGON.
Young's Advance.
Ilr Aaattrlntril i'rraa la the JournnL
Wasiiinotox, Oct. 31. Advices to tho
war department today imllcatu that
Young's column is steadily continuing
Jts advance Insplloof unfavornblo con
ditions. Following Is from General
Otis: Young's ndvnnco is north and
east ot Cabantuau. Ho will occupy
Tatnvnrn nnd probably Allagtt today.
Tho objective is Sail Joso nnd Unrriglnn.
Tho wet season lias rendered tho roads
ot that section Impracticable for wagon
travel and progress Isdllllcult.
Cabanatuan Occupied,
Ilr Aaaurlnlrd I'rraa lu llc Journal.
Manila, Oct. 31, 8:60 p. in. Major
llallanco's batallion of tho Twenly-Heo-oud
infantry entered Cahanatuvu yes.
terday, meeting with no reslstnnoo. Tho
naties welcomed tlio Aniericiius, slioot
ing, "Vlsn los Amorlranos." Tho In
surgent troops had lied to the nioiiii
talus,
Ueueral Hates will bo npixilutcd mili
tary governor of tho Mohammednn is
lauds, with heaibiuarters nt Jolo, until
.andnnga Is occupied, (liincntl l'nsl
Grant will command aencral llntps'
hrigmlo.
Captain Dead,
A Nairow Kscapj.
Heit Ijuislngts lylngrtlnxl cor.grntu
lilting hlmcclf on tho bIhSMhcss ami
toughness of his neck, Alwul 4 o'clock
yestenlay afternoon ho was jxusIhr lie
ncath nn opening In tho upper lloor of
tho llndabaugh & Francis stable whore
ha is employed. Ha know u man had
Just gone up to throw down n balo of
hay but forgot it for tho moment, ai.d
was Just In time to receive tho bl,
weighing about 180 jiouuds nnd falling
from n height of U feet, fairly upon his
lirnd nnd shoulders. Ho was crushed to
tho Hoot nnd lay unconscious for nlwut
IS tnlnutos, seeming to puss pretty clow
'o the border. No bones were broken,
though lie was considerably brulxed and
will bo laid up for nwbllo.
Just a Cough
T")U Is its story i
At nrnt, a slight cougu.
At lost, a bsmcrrhaga.
At firit. easr to cur.
At last, utrsaaly lilAevi.
Ilr Aaaui'lnlril I'rraa lu llir Juiininl.
Wakiiimitov, Oct. 31. A cablegrnin
from Oeuentl Otis unnouiices tho death
lulay of Captain Charles French, of tho
Thirty-sixth Infantry, who wnswoundxd
In yoaturday's light nt Florida lllanro.
All Woodmen
snd their wlvoi nro Invited to nltond at
A. O.'l'. W. ball Friday oenlng Mns
iiuerado und oiiturlaliiiuuut. All Wood
men and I'notlle t'lrclo ladles nnd their
friends nro Invited. Unod music mid
wlilst for those who do not dance.
To cure 1j flnpp. 'tv ww. cipecUla)
be feet, and take Mr. aillct' Neivlne.
Ager's
Cherry Pectoral
nalcklrtonaaenijroarhacVlnKcoagh.
There Is no doubt about the curs now.
For over half n century Ajer
Cherry l'ectcral has been curing
ooliUand couglui nnl prerunllng eon
umpttoo. Two site s $1.00 , Wo. I
Kwa n l Of. Aftt I tT Itittrtl
CluUrt tlr aaf latri It JM ctt.
WrHm (ha Boetr.
II ton I ate anr romiUlHl whalartr. i
vrlla Hit dortnf I fir alioat It. Vua
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WHEAT MAHKET.
Ciiicaoo, Oct. .'II Dccembei 70
Cnh 71.
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