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Hew.Ymk World, July 28.
Tho official state of the export) from
thorhi1lppinM during the calomlar year
18W, mado public yoatorday, gives tlio
toUl at $10,250,001.
Of.thU the homp oxports woro valuod
at nearly $8,000,000 and raw sugar nt
about, tbo eamo only ono tenth of
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remalndor was tnado up from copra,
leaf tobacco and cigars. Tlio oxporta by
countries including gold and silver
shew: To China, 10,010,408; tho Unlled
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Japan, $1,083,800; and Spain $1,170,231.
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TUBUS DOWN C0U5IM WILLIAM.
Troston II. McKlnloy, a cousin of
President .McKinley and a wealthy stock
raiser of l'reeport, Harper county, Kas.,
haa, ocordlng to an intorvlew in the
Now York Journal, rojocted tho Republi
can ticket and declares his purpose to
voto for Dryan and Btovenson. IIo says
ho would rather have tho I'rlnco of Wales
prosldont of tho United States than his
cousin. IIo said: "In 1800 I was will
ing to back my cousin to tho extent of
$1,000," aud did so, winning, I thought
lie would- mako a hotter president than
ho has, hut I find ho caters too much to
European stylo, which I and uyory other
trao- American do not like. I hollovo
I'rlnco ol Waloa knows hotter how to
conduct this ropublio than does my
cousin. I should rather voto for him
anyhow. McKlnloy and imperialism
will defoat tho Republican party at tho
polls this fall, aud I am willing to bet
good monoy ou it. I will voto for llryan
and Steven bo n lit order to help save tho
republic."
Press Club Gives Reception to rotltclatt.
CniOA(io,Ill., Aug. 17 Representatives
of both politlclal parties, including na
tional, state and county representatives,
will meet this evening in tho reception
to bo given for them by tho Press Club
of Chicago. It wll bo tho Ursttlmo In
the history of politics that so many men
of oppeilto political faiths havo been en
tertained by their common friends and
euerales, tho newspaper men. Moro
tham two thousaud men, prominent In
political life will bo present.
Armealaa-Amerkan Seeks Confiscate! Property
Paris, Aug, 17, Dr, Petroa F. Nlsh
klan, an Armenian on his way to Tur
key, road a paper before tho congress
of cbuiulats hero to day, Ho is going
to try and recover valuable property
of his family, confiscated during tlio
Armenian ttoublo iu Turkey in 1800,
when his fattier, mother, and brothers
were thrown into prison at Smyrua ou
tbo belief that ho was a plotter against
the Sultan.
Dr. Nishkian Is a prominent chemist
of Kansas City. His photograph with
Uie symbolic word "Ararat" on the
red fes fell into the hands of tho Turks
who confoundod.it with Mount Ararat
in Armenia, They professed to believe
that he was an agent of tho Armenian
revolutionary plot started In tho United
States. The mistake was explained by
Uio State Dopartmout and the innocent
people woro released after thirty. nine
jaya imprisonment. Tho danger to all
hapnlness can be complete without children I
nature to lore and want them. The dreadful ordeal
horror There
u wis ner
Mothers
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3urnishcrs.
Americans was so great, however, that
tho Niehkians abandoned tholr largo
tobacco business and lied to America
on a man-of-war. Recently tho Sultan
issuod an edict that property confisca
ted would ho restored. Fortified with
his naturalization papers, tho doctor
will essay tho recovery of his family
possesions.
Murderer Majors to Die.
Salt Lakh Oitv, Utah, Aug. 17. AIki
Majors, of Oakland, Gal., convicted of
tho inurdor of Policeman Drown, of Og
den, in April, 1809, Is sentenced to be
shot today. Ills friends endeavored to
havo him pardoned, but after consider
lngtheafladlvltsand hearing arguments,
tho Stale board of pardons refused to
Interfero with tho sentence.
Cramers Invite llryan to Speak.
SniNisnKi.il IIhiimik. N. J., Aug. 10.
Tho annual New Jersey Granger's picnic
Is lxi I n g held in Tuttlo's grovo lioro to
day. William Jennings llryan was ten
dered a special Invitation to make nn ad
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follows; "Tho Desirability of Introdu
cing a Standard Method of Kxainiug
Petroleum and Its Products for Tech
nical and Commercial Purjioses," by
Hovortou Redwood; "Various Methods
of Deep Uorlng," by Albert Fauek, of
Vienna; "Tho Amorclan Petroleum In
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loum Residuals," by Professor .alloz
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B0URKE COCHRAN
SUPPORTS BRYAN
A STRONG LETTER FROM THE GREAT NEW
YORKER.
Manly Statements Prom a Former Opponent
That Cannot But Convince the
American Voter.
At a well attended meeting of the
Anti-Imperialist convention at Tomlin
son Hall, the reading of a lettar from
Hon. Rourko Cochran brought forth a
tremendous round of applauso, Mr.
Cochran wroto as follews:
"Now York, Aug, 14, 1000. My Dear
Sir: I regret vary much that, owing to
business engagements, I will bo unable
to attend tho liberty convention at In
dianapolis on tho 10th. Tho attitudo of
tho antl-lmpcrlallsta to Imperialism can
not bo open to dobatc, and therefore I
assuino tho object of I ho convention
Is not to express opposition, but todovieo
a method of making that opposition ef
fective ThoIPHtioof imperialism having
been njuarely raised between the two
great parties, it must bo plain that tho
only way in which a citizen can oxcrclse
any direct influence upon tho result Is by
voting for tho Republican candidate who
supports or tho Democratic candidato
who opposes it, Nothing can bo accom
plished by tho nomination of a third can
didato that cannot bo accomplished
equally by abstention from tho polls, ex
cept that tho citizen who remains at
homo on clocticn day passes unnoticed,
while ho who votes a third ticket at
tracts attention. All tho diffeienco be
tween a silent and a vociferous refusal to
oxorcleo tho suffrago is not worth dis
cussion, einco abstention from civic duty
is never commendable. When tho
Republic is in dangor, tho only placo for
the patriot is in tho ranks of its ox-
ocutivo defondors. Absonco from tho
field of contest, or shooting in tlio air,
can never bo Justified,
"It cannot bo denied that, whllo anti
Imx)rlallata unanimously npprovo Mr.
Rryan's position on imperialism, many
of them hesitato to voto foe his election
to tho Presidency becauso thoy regard
his views on other questions with
distrust and apprehension.
" Wo cannot hopo to deal Intelligently
with the Issues of tills campaign until
wo liborato ourselves from tho domina
tion of tho questions, discussions and
pacdlons of the last campaign. Within
four years political ends havo changed
decisively, and as conditions change,
issues clnngu with them. Tlio question
which tho peoplo must decide now are
radically different from thoso submitted
to them in 1800. Thou tho election of
Mr. llryan would havo placed tho Dem
ocratic party In completo control of the
legislative as well as of tho executlvo
branch of tho Government, witli full
power to onact nil its boliefs Into law,
whllo now his election will not result in
placing tho control of tho Government
In tho hands of tho Democratic parly,
but iu dividing its control between tlio
two parties. Whatever may bo tho re
sult of this elivtion, tho Senate will re
main Republican for two yearn certainly,
and probably for four. Kven If tho peo
ple ralsu Mr. llryan to tho Presidency
iu November, tlio Democratic party can
not K)8sibly achieve any power or leg
Ishtion during the existeuco ot tho next
Congress, and without executive sanc
tion no change in tlio standard of valuo,
no icorgaulzatton of tho Supremo Court,
no modification whatever of our financial
industrial or political systems can bo ac
complished. "There Is ono issue which tho popular
verdict will settle irrevocable, and that
Is tho Issue of Imperialism. If tho Re
publican party be successful, its control
of the Judicial as well as of tho executive
and legislative departments of tho Gov
ernment will bo absolute and its disposi
tion to exerclso ull It power for tlio en
forcement of an imperialistic policy can
not be doubted. At tho end of four
years imperialism will bo so firmly im
bedded In our political life that it can
never bo expelled.
"Mr. llryan'fl election of itself would
put a quietus tion tho Imperialistic ad'
venture. No policy specifically coil'
demncd by tho people lias been adopted
into our Bystem, and Imperialism would
prove no exception to tho rule. Mr.
Hoar's suggestion that the Senate would
refuse to follow a Domocratio President
in a policy of humanity approved by tho
people does faint justice to Ills own pa
triotic capacity whon liberated from
the exigencies of a campaign for re
election his intellect and coiibcIouco
would bo restored to harmonious, and
effective co-operation. Imperialism,
rebuked at tho polls and shown to bo
unprofitable, would not havo a single
supporter In tho country. Within a
month of election, Seiutor Hoar could
reduce his able conceptions of freedom
and duty definite proposals of pacifica
tion which both parties would accept,
Tho country having pronounced for Jus
tice, politicians of every shape and de
scription will bo eager to do Justice,
aud when the desire for Justice is sin
cere, the way to justice is soon discov
ered. "Since the election of Mr. llryan is
certain to deliver tho country from tho
Imminent peril of Imperialism, can tho
liberty convention hesitate to support
him becauso of tho impalpable danger
arising from his opinions on subjects
willi which, as President, ho canuot
poisibly deal? I confess it is
hard to understand the attitudo ot those
gentleman who would havo supported
him it tho convention had been silent
or evasive on tho free coinage ot silver,
but who hesitato to support him on n
platform which excludes that quues
tlou from tho serious discussions ot tho
coutestby relegating it to a subordinate
position. Tho Democratic platform de
clares that Imperialism Is tho para
mount Issue of tho campaign, aud Mr.
Rryan's speech at Indlauapolls accepts
this conception of tho issue, emphasizes
rsrran
(or acceptable Ideaa.
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it and vindicates it. Rut a declaration
that Imperialism is a paramount isstio,
is equivalent to a declaration that it is
tho solo Issue, for no Presidential olectlon
over decided moro than ono question.
"In my judgmont tho platform actually
adopted by tho Democratic convention
should bo more satisfactory to sound
money men thau uny of tho substitutes
suggested by older and moro contcrva
tlve managers. Slnco nob dy pretends
that Mr. Rryan's opinions on the ques
tions raised by tho Chicago platform of
1890 havo been changed, his refusal to
difgulso them In any way is highly
crcdlUblo to his honesty, and honesty
is tho first essential of patriotic Presi
dential eorvico.
"Mr. Bryan's conversion to a bo
lief In sound monoy would, in my opin
ion, bo a reason for National rejoicing,
but any abandonment or abatement ot
the frankness and sincerity which havo
always distinguished him would bo littlo
short of a National calamity. o need
not uccept Mr. Bryan as an Infalliblo or
oven as a sound authority on economics
to acknowledge that his integrity, his
truthfulness and absolute sincerity havo
boon among tho most salutary inlluencsa
of this generation on our political life.
It is certain that this country is indebted
to him for tho goUl standard law, which
though it lias tho defects ot its party
origin, is tlio best contribution to our
National stability slnco the resumption
ot specie payments. It tlio Democratic
platform of 1890 had been evasive, as
unquestionably it would havo been if
tlio eo-called conservatives had con
trolled tho convention, con anybody
doubt that tho Republicans would havo
met evasion with evasion and that tho
financial issue would bo still unsettled,
hanging like a sinister shadow over our
Industrial system. Mr. Bryan's frank,
sincere and unequivocal advocacy ot tho
free colnago of silver forced tho Repub
lican party reluctantly to declare in
favor of tho gold standard. Tho result
wos not that which Mr. Bryan sought;
nono tlio less it was produced by him.
Becauso ho was sincerely wrong, ho
forced tho Republican politicians to be
come insincerely right.
"To tills sincerity ot Mr. Bryan tho
country is indebted (or tlio opportunity
to pass squarely and decisively upon tho
Issuo of Imperialism. If tho Republic is
to bo overthrown, the assault rust now
bo tnado in tho open light of day. It ia
no longer posslblo to strangle it under
tho cover of misleading and hypocritical
phrases, Iu this open fight for liberty
surely ovory anti-imperialist should ho
ready to bear his part. Hesitation to
avail oureolvoi of tlio leadership under
which alone opposition to imperialism
can bo mado effective, through distrust
ot tho leader's views on an economic
question not nov In Issue, would bo as
soiibcIcsb as bet latlou to employ n sur
geon on whoso skill depended tho solo
prospect ot life, through dislike of his
religious beliefs. 11 can hardly bo nec
essary to say that wo, who four years
ago sacrificed our political prospects and
personal associations rather than lend
even n passive support ot silonco to dec
larations which wo believe 1 to 1m sub
versive ot order, will pursuo tho same
course again it these questions should
over icctir.
"Tho best evidence of our capacity to
deal with tho Issues of 1902 or 1001,
whatever they may bo, 1b to deal intel
ligently now with tho Issues of 1900. On
that Issue, Mr. Bryan sinds for justice,
liberty and tho constitution, and since
nil theso would bo imperilled by his do-
feat, It Is to bo hoped that tho liberty ,
convention will not be swerved from
supporting him by prejudices springing
from past antagonisms or by groundless
npprouoheiisioiid of tho future. I
"W. BouitKK Cockiian."
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b. . Tuoui-son, A. U P. A..
Topeka, Xan.
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WILLAMKTTK U1VKR DIVISION,
llonts to l'otlland as aboro. Transfers (
street ear line ut Oregon Cllr IT tlio steamers aru
delayed llioro. Tickets to all points Iu ornn n
WaslilUEtnn, California or Uio East, ltsttsee
checked tlironRh from Balem froo. Choice
rail or rlyor route to Portland. Conneciloi,
mado at l'ortland wlUi all rail, ocean and rlrei
lines. n ,W II. IIUHUIUUt' '
Ocn, 1'aaa Agt., Portland Or.
O. hi. TOW ebb?
ARcnt, Trado BUcet duck, Baltm
City ticket and freight offlco 248 Commercial it.
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains lcavo Salem for Portland and tray
BtationBftt5:40n. m. , 7:64 a. m. and
4 :05 p. m.
iTTl'orlland :80 A M 8:30 r M
Lv Balem 11 AM 10 83 I' M
Ar Ashland 1230 A M 12:05 1' M
Ar Bacramcnto 60 V 11 4:35 A M
Ar Ban Francisco 7:45 1' M 8:15 A II
ArQgdcu "6:45A"M ir:44"A M
Ar lifitircr DM A M 8:40 A M
Ar Kansa, City 725 A M 735 A H
Ar Chlcaito 7:45 AM :3U A M
Ar Ijiii AuitgJcs-
-TStrnr
MAM
6O0I' M
C.30 A M
10:30 A M
8.35 A M
835 1 M
6:4! A M
12.43 1' M
Ar El I'HM)
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Mexico.
Ar Houston -.
Ar Now Orleans
Ar ValilUKion
Ar New York
O0 r" M
.. 8:80 A M
MAM
8.35 A M
. 635 V M
8.42 A M
I2;43 1' M,
Pullman and Tourleta rare on both
trains. Chair cars Bacramcnto to Ogdcn
and El I'aeo, and touriot cars to Chicago,
St. Louln, Now Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at Ban Frandisco with eov
oral stoamsliin linoa for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Phllinplnos, Central ami
South America.
Bee Air. W. W. Hkinner agent ut Balem
Station, or address
C. II. MAUKIIAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
You are not nwaio of tlio fast time ar.d
superb service now afforded by the
wSbN'
2 WE IIAVE . n
Daily Fast Trains - .
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot tako tlio morning traiu
travel via tho evening train. Uotli are
llnoly equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Timo, Through Sorvico, Pullman
Palaco Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ers. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Car
and Froo Hcclining Chair cars,
Hours In tlmo saved to Omaha, Clilc
ago, Kaneua City, St. Ixiuia, Now York
Hob ton, and other Eastern points.
Tickets good to Salt Luko City and
Denver.
It is toy our interest to uso Tiik Ovkb
land Limited. Tickets and sleeping
car lierths can bo eecurod from
W. W. Skinnsu.
Agent S. P. Co.
Or Guy Powois, AgTt. O- It. A N.
Salem Ore.
J. II. LoTimor, Gen'l Agent,
No. 135 Third St. Portland Or.
Oregon Shon Linojlaiiroad
Tho Direct Routo to
Montana, Utah) Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Lino,
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic LIn.
No Change ofCarsi
On tho Portland-Chicago Special, "lb
finest in the West."
Equipped With
Klcgaui tuandard Sleeper .
Klue Now Ordluarr Toutlit Bleepcrt.
Eupetb LUirarr-Uuflct Cars.
Bplcnillp Dinners, Meals a la carte,
Kreo Itcclliiliig Chair Cars.
Comfortable Coaclieii and Bmosers.
Entlru Train Completelj Vestituled.
For further information apply lo
J. R. NAGEL, GUY POWWIB
Trav. Pass. Ant. Agent O. R. & N.
142 Third St. Portland Or. Salem1
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD,
No. 2 For Yuqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:10 p. m
Train leaves Corvullla.... 1:10 p,w
Tialn arrives Yaqulna . 6:65 p. w
No. 1 Returnlug:
Leaves Yaqulna 7'OOa.w
Leaves Corvallis 11:350,S
Arrives Albany 12:10 p.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Albany "f8?,'
Arrives Detroit 11:20 a.m.
No. 4 Returning: . ,,
Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. w,
A i rives Albany 5:45 p. w.
No. 5.
Leaves Corvallis fl :09 a "'
Arrives Albany 0:15a.m.
No. 0.
Leaves Albany I:!5p,B,'
Arrives Conallis 8:05 p. t
One and two connect at Albany od
Corvallis with Southern Pacltlc tiaioj,
giving direct service taaod from xew
port and adjacent beaches. . a ..
Trains for the mountalos arrive'
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to reach caruplog grounds on ie
Hreitenbush and Santlam river tw
same day. ,lh
Kvo and six connect at Albany ; wiw
the Albany local to and from i'otT
T F. P. A. Manaj-n
I. TOHNKU Ateot Albanf Ora.
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