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DAILY
JOURNAL.
VO.L. X
SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MABCH 21 1900.
NO 07.
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01 SPRING
Are here in all the latest cuts, made of pure
Oregon wool, and guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. Don't you remember that suit of eastern
goods that soon lost its shape and looked shab
by, although it looked handsome enough at first?
We don't ask you to merely X z & X
Patronize Home Industry 5
Unltol States. Wo lmvo alto just rocohed
SPRING
YHMMTS
3.50. We have just added about
SL000
of
tallor-mado suits.
fort
Has
Tl SALW WOOLEN ILL SM
OOO COMMDROIAI, dT,
l !M
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SUPERIOR Sfsand
CAN BE
found; AT
GRAY
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM, ORE
Cash Premiums
That's what mod pcoplo aro looking for, but seldom receive.
However, thorc is a place whero thoy aro
Paid Every
In tho form of superior goods, full wolghts and low prices,
Rnxti l tlm tnntlninnv of our oldest customers. Try us tor
Groceries of nil kinds
Han itt & Lawrence,
OLD P08TOKFICE OltOCKUY
BUKEN & HAMILTON
They come
in droves
US : :
i i
i i
wo do say wo can savo you
monoy and at tho samo ttmo glvo
a dressy garment, tnorougniy
(into, anu cut irom our own
v Roods by tlio lending tailors in tho
a full lino of
See the fine Oxford mix
top-coats at our door, the
price of which is only
To our stock of Hats, which is tho
largest, in Marlon county.
Lauieo It will pay you to exam
ine our lidmo-mauo suitings bo
(oro selecting for your spring
u
Now Arriving
FINEST LINES OF LADIES',
GENTLEMEN'S MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES FOR
SPRING EVER SHOWN IN SA
LEM, AND OUR CUT PRICES
WILL CONTINUE, SEE US FOR
BARGAINS IN THE NEWEST
FOOTWEAR.
KRAUSSE
BROTHERS
275 COM. ST SALEM ORE.
Day
and you will bo convlucod.
fl BIG
RflLLf
PAPER
86
Per Bolt
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LINE
SOUTH AFRICA IS I
England Laying Down the Law to tlie
Conquered Boers.
JOHANNESBURG MINES REPORTED
UNINJDREP BY WATER
All Damage to English Property Must Be Paid By tlie
PerpetratorsEngland's Vcrson ol
Or AModnted I'reaa to the Journal.
London, March 21. Tho only nows
from South Africa showing any activity
on cltlior eido comes from Wnrrcntown,
north of Klmborloy, whero eomo dcsul
toro fighting occurred Sunday, result
ing In tho retreat of tho Boors towards
Christiana. Nothing comes from Col.
I'lumor, and Mafoking apparontly still
awaits relief. Pretoria account of tho
skirmish at Fourteen Streams March 10,
says tho engagement lasted half an hour
with tho result of ono burgher slightly
wounded. Tho samo dispatch nnnouncos
iho arrival at tho Transvaal capital o
General Schalkburgcr from Nnta
A corps of young Boors from tho
farms surrounding Bloomfonteln, undor
an imperial officer havo bcon dotalled
for poltco work, and to provent tho
further looting of abandoned farms by
Kafllrs. It is said that when Krugor
loft Bloemfontcin after his last visit
tlicro, Stoyns parting romark was "mind
that tho British do not catch you, or
you will get bettor quarters at St. He
lena than I." Tho Boers at Altwal
North aro roportcd as still holding a po
rtion in tho hills on tho Free Stato eido.
POSSIBLE TERMS
OF SETTLEAtENT
II r Aiiaolntrd Preai tm thm Janrnnl
Londo.v, March 21. Tho Colonial Of
flco has tolegraphed to Capo Town tho
toxt of tho proclamation concerning tho
destruction of property. This will not
Lo published in London until after its
promulgation In South Africa, but it Is
known -it will convoy an intimation that
any wanton destruction of British prop
erty during tho war will bo regarded as
warranting a claim for compensation
and as justifying a lovy upon privalo
property, should tho resources of the
Transvaal Republic provo inadequate.
Tho fact that tho proclamation is
issued by tho colonial offlco is regarded
as a significant indication that tho Re
publics will bo administered as crown
colonics. In this connection it is un
derstood that tho leaders of tho opposl-
BUREN & HAMILTON
They go
away loaded
kA
BUREN & HAMILTON.
tion in aparliamcnt now admit that no
other settlement is possible, slnco tho
republics insist upon their demand for
absolute independence. In vlow of this,
hto efforts of tho Liberals will bo con
fined to securing in tho settlement tho
best treatment of tho Dutch population,
including security against their dc
franchlsement It is becoming regarded as quite a
sottlcd mattor that should tho war bo
ended, as It now hoped, beforo Juno, tho
Qovcrnmcnt will dlssolvo Parliament
and appeal to tho country on tho basis
ofa successful South African policy.
Should tho war drag on, dissolution will
bo postponed until noxt Spring. In any
ovent, ono of tho foremost planks of tho
Government platform will bo army
reorganization.
JOHANNESBURG
MINES NOT HURT.
Ur Aaaoclnteil Vtem ta th JouraaL
London, March 21. A correspondent
of tho Dally Nows at Bloomfonteln, tele
graphing Monday, March 10, says:
"I learn from Johannesburg that it Is
not truo that tho mines havo bcon
flooded or othcrwlso damaged, beyond
tho fact that tho inachery is suffering
from dlauso. My Informant declares
that tho wholo story was fabricated to
court sympathy."
AVKINLEY TO
MAKE CHANGES.
Ilr Aaaoelntvd l'ri fit tba Journal.
Wabihncito.v, March 21. Thoro aro
continual rumors of cabluot changes,
and ri8BortIons aro inado that Hay, Gago
and Hitchcock, and possibly Root, will
go. It Is well known that a number of
Republicans aro very much opposed to
Gago, Hitchcock and Root, becauso they
do not grant all tho spoils that thoy
might by evading tho civil servico law.
Somoof tho weak-kneed want Hay
WHEAT MARKET,
San Fuancisco, March 21 Cash 07H
Chicago, March 21 May G0J Cash
C9tf.
BELTS
BUCKLES
GIRDLES
CHAIN
PURSES
We have just received from
eastern factories, some of the
nobbiest and latest styles and
as-we bought direct from man
ufacturer we are enabled to sell
at remarkably low prices.
Buy yourself a pretty belt,
buckle or girdle now and get
the wear of a whole season.
We also have a new line of
shirt waist sets, latest styles.
See our-extensie display in
both windows.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
118 Stato Street.
New
SPRAY
J2HE.TRBES
We havo just received a quantity of DUNNES SOLID SPRAYS and are prepared
to supply our patrons with all that they
S" a -t C RT
t jut stock or i New
- ' - -
to fill your order. A complete line of Spray
SAVAGE
S3 and K4
Qua meitUl ul
STATU QUO
taken out of tho cabinet, becauso ho has
been, to a certain extent, rcspoiiBlblo
for tho friendly relations existing bo
twecn England and this Government,
which certain Democrats with blather
skite proclivities aro making political
capital out of. Thoro aro no grounds
for tho removal of any of tho cabinet
officers at tho prcsont ttmo, excopt for
poltclcal exigencies, and It is not bo
liaved that tho President thinks any
situation has arlson which will mako it
necessary to romovo thoso cabinet olll
cers. BUBONIC PLAGUE
IN INDIA
Br Aasoolntcd lrr ta the Journnl,
Calcutta, March 21. Tho bubonic
plaguo Is fast increasing. In Bongal,
1725 deaths occurred last weok. Thoso
included 744 In Calcutta and 2011 in
I'atnnn.
OSMAN PASHA
PASSES AWAY.
Ilr Annotated I'rraa to t ti Jnnrnnl
Nkw York, March 21. A dispatch
from Constantinople announces tho
death of Osman Pasha, tho hor'o of
Plovna, and tho Greatost Turkish sol
dier of recent times. Ho was slxty-olght
years old.
ANGLO-AMERICAN
HIGH COMMISION.
CmcAcio, March 21, A special to tho
Tribuno, from Ottawa, says:
In tho houso of commons today Sir
Wilfred Laurler in ado tho announce
ment that tho Anglo-American joint
high coiumlpstnn would ronssomblo
shortly, possibly at Ottawa.
AN ELEVATOR
SMASH UP
Chicago, March 21. Thirty persons
woro Injured this morning by tho falling
of a freight olovator. It is thought nono
of thoso Injured will die.
ADMIRAL DEWEY
IS BETTER.
Bavanaii, March 21. Admiral Dawoy,
who was taken ill jesterday, Is but lit"
tlo Improved today. Ho Is unablo to
leave his rooms. Ho promises to review
tho military parado this afternoon and
attend tho banquet tonight for a short
tlmo.
Tho program lor tho entertainment of
Admiral and Mrs, Duwoy was broken
last evening by tho illness of tho Ad
nilrnl. A public rocoptlou had !ocu ar
ranged for tho hours between 0 and 11
o'clock, and 6,000 persons gathered at
the Do Sota Hotol to greet tho distin
guished visitors. But tho Admiral was
too 111 to appear, and thus tho function,
had to bo called off. Tho Admiral's at
tack is of indigestion.
MURDERED MEN
UNDER THE ICE
Viotouia, March 21. A steamor from
Skagway reports tho bodies of Clayeon
and his missing companions, Rolfo and
Olsoen, found under tho river ico, and
enough ovidenco is obtained to convict
O'Brien, Seven Indians havo boon ar
rested at Klukawan for tho murder of
Mr. and Mrs. Horton.
RECIPROCITY
WITH FRANCE
Washington, March 21. Secretary
Hay and Ambassador Cambon today
signed tho protocol extending tho tlmo
allowed for tho ratification of tho
French reciprocity treaty.
BANK OFFICERS
CANT BORROW
Washinuton, March 21. Tin bill re
stricting national banks from making
loans to their officers was favorably acted
on by tho hotito committee on baukli g
and currency today.
CONSULTATION
ON THE STRIKE
Clkvklanu, March 21. President
O'Connell, of tho machinists' union,
arrived today and held a conference with
tho officials of the local union In regard
to tho proposed strike In this city.
may need.
O 1 VeueUble. Fli
Vegetable, Flower and
ceeas ow .j, i u
-- ,I,. , -,
kinds we are ready
Pumps
Gopher Guns and Mole Traps
RE1D
North of
VtM oau
THE SOLDIER DEAD
Passed Through on This Morning's
Overland Train.
Company K. Turns Out to do
the
JMllltary Honors. Funeral Sunday
at Portland.
In accordance with tho Instructions of
Aest. Adgt. Gen. Wlllott, Maj. Leabo
took Btep8 last evening to pay proper
honors to tho bodies of tho dead Oregon
volunteers as thoy passed through on
tho overland train this morning. When
tho train arrived Major Lobo was at tho
dopot, with about 25 men of Co. K. un
dor command of Captain Walter Lyon.
As tho train drew In tho company
presented arms, thon movod down to
tho car containing tho bodies and stood
at parado rest, again presenting arms as
tho train pulled out,
Thoro woro 10 bodies aboard as follews:
Mlchaol P. Crowley, Company D; Bert
J. Clarke, Company A ; George Klchol
mer, Company G; Jones Kelly, Com
pany G; William McElwaln, Company
II ; R. A. Odell, Company Lj Robert D.
Hoffman, Company M; Henry Payne,
Company M; Charles It. Rubart, Com
pany Lj L. V. Straw dormau, Company
L.
All tho Hags In Oregon will fly at half
mast noxt Sunday, the day whon Ore
gon's dead will ho burled. Plans for tho
gonoral fuuoral havo not lieon entirely
completed, but will bo this uvening at a
mass meeting of tho Second Oregon Vol
unteers at tho armory In Portland.
General Summons Idea is to make
tho ceremonies as simple and Impres
slvo as possible. All tho bodies will bo
laid stdo by sldo at tho Armory, and will
bo under a guard of honor. Relatives,
friends nnd tho general public will bo
allowed to rsvlow tho bodies from 0 a.
m to 4 p. in., Saturday. Tho services
will bo held at 12 o'clock Sunday In tho
Armory. Tho bodies will bo in tho con
tor of tho malu hall. Grouped Immed
iately nbout them will bo relatives, then
u ring of stato officials, and Second Ore
gon men, and outside of this tho general
public. Tho procession will move out
of tho Armory nt 1 o'clock, and wend Its
way towards tho cemetery. A military
oscort will lead, followed by tho colIlns,
oach of which will havo six pallbearers
from tho ranks of tho Second Oregon
Noxt will coma tho Govornors'B staff,
thou the Second Oregon In n body, led
by Gonoral Summon), and thon In ordor
such other civic and military bodies as
tako part.
Business men will bu a asked to hang
out their llagB, and It Ih proponed, In
fact, to drapo Portland iu patriotic
oolors.
A COMPLETE CHANQE.
The Pioneer Undertaking Business How
Solely Controlled by A, D. Uuren.
It has Doon well known for soinn time
that A. B, Huron was owner of the
Clough undertaking parlors, although
tho businosH has not been conducted In
his iiAiiui. Mr. Huron Iuih now assumed
full control, and has engaged tho services
of T. M. Hurd as undertaker. Tills
leaves tho business now in his full con
trol, unhamered by any other arrange
incuts, and ho can no muko prices at
his pleasuru and will tlgurufor tho trade.
As ho has been sending money freely,
preparing to reduces prices lower tliuu
tho lowest, ho invites tho public to get
figures before buying olsowhoro.
This Is thu oldest establishment of tho
kind in thu city, and with an up-to-dato
undertaker In charge is prepared to do
business in tho best modern stylo and
to suit all comers. Mr, Uuren says
that In addition to having tho bcBt ser
vice at command, ho Is also pro pa rod to
mako prices to suit all. Ho Is bound by
no trtut or combination,
Mr. Hurd has had many years experi
ence as mi undertaker and embaliuor Iu
tho Knst and West. Ho is familiar with
all tho best methods and can glvo "atls
faction If anyone can,
OUR SHIP IN
CHINESE WATERS.
Hkuu.n, March 21, An ofllclal agency
gatuoutu Washington dlspatvh setting
forth that thu American wanhlp tcut
to Tunu U intended to partlclpato in
oveutual joint naval demonstration,
should China ierslst in her refuxal to
suppress tho beets hostile to Christianas.
KILLED IN
AN ELEVATOR
Bkattmc, March 21. J. M. Fiilknor,
foreman of tho wholesalo department of
Stewart and Holmes, druggists, Jumped
from an ascending elevator at thu second
story, inUnlng it and fell to tho bato
inent. Ho died In an hour.
THUNDbRFOR
AVKINLEYISTS
Wimiinuton, Del., March 21. Tho
regular statu Republican convention
today elected delegated to tho national
convention. Tho resolutions endorsed
thu administration of MuKlnley and ask
for his roiiominatlon.
GOVERNOR OF
GUAA ISLAND
Washinotov, March 21. Lieutenant
Commander Heatou Schroeder, bocretary
of tho naval iusectIou, has been se
lected to succeed Captain Loary as naval
governor of tho Island of Guam, i
LOUISMiPlMASl
Legislation to Govern
niversary
WHO CAN EXCAVATE THE
A Compromise on the Puerto
Conference
By Aiinclnlcd Preaa th Journnl.
Washinuton, March 21. (house) Dal
soil presented a roport for tho appoint
ment of a Bpccial committco of ntno to
consider all proposed legislation relative
to tho colebration of tho hundredth an
niversary of tho purchase of Loulaana
territory at St. Louis.
Tho houso thon resumed consideration
of tho Loud bill relating to second class
mall mattor.
Thoro Is not obtainable from tho stato
department any statement that would
throw light upon tho rather peculiar
declaration of tho Canadian premier
that tho high Joint commission would ro
nseomblo. Ah far ns can bo learned
thoro havo havo bcon no recent ex
changes lictweon tho two governments.
WHO CAN DIG
CAPE NOAE GOLD
WAHin.NiTON,March 21. (Senate) Tur
ner offered a resolution directing tho
secretory of war to inform tho sennto
whether any concession to oxcavatp
tho gold-bearing bed of thu son iu tho
vicinity of Capo Nome or other Alaskan
waters had been made to any Individuals,
corporation or association by the decre
tory of war.
Tho resolution was agreed to. Halo
called up tho moasuro making appropri
ations to supply tho additional urgent
deficiencies. Tho bill passed. Tho bill
to nutliorixo Judges of district courts to
appoint stenographic reporters paused.
Tho bill to provldo a civil code for tho
district of Alaska was then taken up.
PUERTO RICAN
COAPROAISE
III , AatorlMleil t'rcaa In lb JouraaL
Wamiiinutom, March 21. Tho con
ferees on tho Puerto Rican appropriation
hill havo agreed upon n compromise
measure. Thu senate conferees receded
from tho sennto amendment limiting
tho appropriation to tho rovonuo col
looted on Puerto Rlcmi importations
until January I last, and restored tho
clause hi tho houso bill applying to
future revenues, reading ns follews:
"Together with any futuro ciistouiH reve
nues collected on Importlonsfrom Puerto
Rice slnco Junuary 1, 1000, or that shall
hereafter Imi collected under existing
laws."
Tho prtvlslon in tho Senate amend,
mont specifying tho purpose for which
thu money ahull bu used is retained, but
an addition It inado declaring speclflcal.
ly that It shall bo for thu aid and relief
of tho Puerto Rlcuns. Tho hill, as
uggrcod iiH)ii, reads as follews:
"That tin sum of l2.U0t.lfj5, being
thu amount of customs revenue received
Importations by thu United btatos from
Puerto Rice slnco tho evacuation of
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Rican Bill Reached ByA
Committees.
:
Puerto Rice by tho Spanish forces on .
tho 18th of Octobor, 1808, to tho 1st of"
January, 1000, together with any;.
further customs ravouue collected ou
importations from Puerto Rice slnco tho j
1st of January, 1000, or that shall here?
after bo collected under existing laws, ;jj
shall bo placed at tho disposal of'
tho president to bo used for tho govor'nvvj
nicnt now existing, nnd which may here- $3
after bo established in Puerto Rice, and ,.
fn. lm nl.l nml rnltnf nf Hin iwnnlil
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tnereot ami lor mo puuuc cuucauon, r
public works and ollior governmental)'
and public purposes therein until other-
wlso provided by law, and tho rovenucsv
Imrnln rnfnrrod to. nlrendv collected and , '
'. . , Vd
to bo collected under existing law, aro"rti
hereby appropriated for tho purposa
heroin specified out of any money in tho
Treasury not otherwleo appropriated. "
COEUR D' ALENE
AILITARV RIOT
Wamiiinoton. March 21. Tho oxatn-
f-mllnm r9 fill! una t t It II rtJ fiATilA
.... ., ... ... . .... v;
UIU llllir U A1UI1U lIlYUSllgHUUU WUIIl-i-"
mitteo today. Tho witness told of
his visit to tho "bull pen." At that .
tlmo tho prisouor chanced to put
his lingers through a holo insido t
tho prison, theroupon a colored
soldier on guard outsldo Bhowcd his
bayonet in to tho protruding finger, in;,,
flfcting a bloody wound, A copy ofthov
permit required of thoso seeking work
In tho district was introduced. It ro-
cited tacts concerning tlio nuiucr, that
ho was not a member of a union, tnht ho
took an oath to obey tho law.
Tho croHS.oxauiIuatlou was directed to
proving that tho permit system was
designed to sccuro an orderly force of
workmen fo tho mine. W, B, Shields
testified to being nt St, Regis, Mont.,
somo dlstaucu from thu Conor d' Alena
trouble, when a miner named Frauds
was placed under arrest by tlio soldiers.
Tho townspeople statod that Francis had
worked there for many months including
thu timuo! thu riot.
THE AACRUA
INVESTIGATIONS
Wahiiinuton, March 21. Thu houso '
committee on forulgn affairs baa decided
to Investigate tlio allegation m&do by l;
Charles 1". Mucrum ex-consul at Pre
toria, rolatlvo to the opening of his of
ficial mall by tho British authorities.
COUNTY TREASURER
IS SENTENCED
Auianv, March 21. P. U. Morris, tho
defaulting county treasurer, convicted
of emlH'ulcmont of county funds, was
today sentenced to 4 years In tho peni
tentiary und to pay u tlno of $3,000.
A turgu uttondrtiico of ladles will bo at
thu Indoor baseball gumo at tho Y. M,
n A l.'rliluv .iLiiiilnt. unit III mnlli.
qnuncu tho usual yelling and vociferous
uppiuiuii win imi proiiiuuou, iuii . in
to tolephono No. L'Wl und eecure somo
reserved seats. Admission 25 cents.
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