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NO 278
ALL-IMPORTANT
REVELATIONS
May Be Expected From the Presi
dent of the Transvaal Republic
MOVEMENTS OF THE BOER LEADER
W1.10 LANDS AT AURSEILLES
The Crusade Against American Jockies and Horsetrainers
in Great Britain Richard Croker's
Fine Mare Ruined By Accident
r Aaaoelatr ITmi la (ha JoaraaU.
New Yoiik, Nov. M. Mlclial Dnvitt,
M. P,
lias
nnd
cabled (rout Paris to tlio
Advertiser in part nH
Journal
follews:
"It is unlqua testimony to tlio grunt
individuality of President Krugor thnt
his voyago to Kuropo Is watcjied with
mora intonso intorost by thu continental
press than la the progress of tlio wnr in
China.
Tlio dully calculations of tlio speed of
thu Geldorlund with its illustrious pae
Bongor hnvo two main inspirations, nninu
ly enrioeity as to what tlio indomitable
President tnny say forhls people nnd Kug
laud when lie lauds nl Mara J lie's and
the probablo effect of this on thoaltitudu
of tlio European powers and tlio military
policy of tlio llrltlsli In the future prose
cutlon of thu war.
"All speculation agrees upon two
pelnte: Tlrroaro to he important rev
clarions. In one well informed quarter
it is asserted that Mr. Chamberlain will
soon havu an opportunity of reading
private J el tors found in Johannes
bunclliAt will plnco the nctivo compile
ity of tlio Colonial Olllco In thu Juino
son raid beyond further disputo. Proof
will also bo adduced that Kriiger pur
chased thu ainmunatlon for tbo Boer
armies from Birmingham (lrms nnd
friends of thu Colonial Secretary havo
a largo direct interest.
"Thu Goldorlund will stop at Port Said
only to receive dispatches and will
proceed in a few hours to Marseilles
wlioro sho ie expected to nrrivo on tho
Illlh. Krugor is not likoly to publish
any statement until after consulting tho
membors of thu Boor Government nl
ready in Kuropo nil of whom will meet
him on lauding."
London, Nov. 1-J. Hportlngauthorltlcs
hero nnd oven those who sympathize
with Iord Durham's crusadu against
American Jorkoys and tralnors consider
that Durham made u big mistako in
sulecting thu running of Croker's Tho
Scotchman II and Lord Durham's own
horso Gorolstoin at Doncnstor and Liver
pool respectively as examples of dis
honest racing.
Tho Dally Chronicle's sporting corres
pondent says:
"Lord Durham's r.eal In behalf of tho
turf is vory commendable. But neither
his nor his trnlnor'a Judgment nor their
collectivo knowledge of rnrii.g can ho
very great if tho running of tho Scotch-
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They'll reduce your shoo hills, if you' 1 wear them. There
iV no more reliable lino manufactured in .the. United Sta es.
Goad rellablo shoea ut reasonable prices are what you'll find at
f The New Yerk: Racket
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f It's a foot cash house.' You don't pay your neighbor's dobta
f. ",... T. , ...,i ,m. ti.nn.. Wo have anything you want in
4 Ii... nlolhlnir. hosiery, underwear, gloves, rlblij
shoes clothing, hos ery, underwear, gloves, niiooun, .
Kurtaln corsets, yarns, and ladles; and
gunts' furnishing goods. : : :
Salem's CbeapeslIOnc Prke Cash Stored
t nr Rimes. Proprietor 4
t ' Corner Commercial and Chomekota Streets. A
In Drumming up Business....
KRAUSSB R
It costs lots to learn how, but
we charge it to experience, not
in vnu. An object lesson for
instanceour slaughter grjees on
tan shoes.
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275 C'l WLKtlAL ST.
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rrHE CHIOAOO has leon awarded tho GOLD 41 EDA I.
T" .:."..: ' -Mnn .iiiifuitiroefltntnrthere'
1 tabllili tho olams of Its manufacturers for .irnpllc
tv nd all 'round xjllence The purchaee price w
about the amount of ommlssiun one pays on iw
nielilne. U not this worth ymir oouiideratlonT
CLYDE BROCK,
E. L. KING,
Gen'IAg'tforOr.
AHany Ort-gon.
rM4tl Awnt,
fiataiii Oregon,
man II nnd Gorolstoin is to
pllcablo."
Illclinrd Croker's vnlnablo mnro Wan-
Ugo Bollo of which great things woro
expectotl next season hna been destroyed
owing to injuries sustained by bolting
Into a fonco at Warren Hill plantation
whllojbolng rllden at tho exorclsea last
Sunday at Newmarket, Tho exerciso
boy who rodo Wantago Bollo was so-
rlously hurt and his injurios' aro likely
to prove fatal.
POWERLESS TO
FIX THE CRIME
That Has Probably Been Com
mitted By an Official.
Maa Who lUtt Money tins Dlnppfrect nut tils
Body Is Beyond tdentlflctlonOthers
pelleve He Is Alive.
Vt Associated I'rMi ta tk Jonraal
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. 14. Thoro is a
murder mystery at tho Now York bargo
oflico. About four months ago a young
man complained to tho authorities at
Washington thnt his father an im
migrant just arrived had disappeared
while detninod at Now York. An in
vestigation by inspectors from tho
Treasury Department has resulted in
tho discovery of a man's body concealed
in tho bargo ofllo. Tho body is beyond
identification but is believed to bo that
of tho man who disappeared.
Thnt the crime of murder was com
mitted by an employe ot tho National
Govorument is not doubted by olllcials.
They nro, however, powerless to fix tho
crime on any one nnd tho mutter la like
ly to bo dropped.
Thu father of the young nan had somo
inonoy and It Is belioved this led to tho
murder.
Tho substance ot the above dispatch
was told to Edward H. McSweony, as
sistant commissioner of Immigration
and ho said :
Isidore Termini, nn Italian aged 05
years, who came to this country as an
Immigrant last spring, has boon missing
since ho reached this port. How ho dis
appeared I do not know. My theory is
that ho arriyed at tho barge olilce in tho
afternoon when it was qtitlo dark and
that he was put aboard thu railroad
burse instead of thu one bound for Kills
Island.
The railroad bargo carries immigrants
who havu been released and who
are bound up tho statu to tho ploco
where they aro to take a train to reach
their destination. If the mrngoton a
train he probably wub put off eoniO'
where between hero and Buffalo Jas ho
had no ticket and no nionoy to buy one.
Wo havo tried to learn tho whereabouts
of tho man and havo failod.v
A SETTLEMENT
NOW! SIGHT
Fewer Difficulties With the Chinese
Than Was Expected
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IT WILL TAKE TIME 6 CLOSE .
AND GE,t SIGNATURES OF THE CHINESE
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The Naval Court of Incjiiiry Secretary Long's Report On
the Naval Reserve - Favors Ten Thousand
Men For a Fighting Complement
atriko. For n week n commlttco of tho
order has boon in tbo city negotiating
for a sottlemont of tho scale of wages.
President Dolphin was happy over tho
outcomo of the brief strike last night.
Ho said:
"West of Albunuorqud is territory
nowly acquired by the company and thu
men in that section havo been working
for Bmnll wages nnd were on call in boiiio
places &t hours n day,
"Wo made up a now scale and asked
foe eight hours rest out of tho 21. Tho
advance in wages asked for and granted
will amount to noarly $20,000 a jenr to
tho mon and tho olght hour rust, hns
boon granted nlso.
TWO DIVORCE
MILL SWINDLERS
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RUSSIA
Indicted in New York
Charges of Fraud.
on
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
THIS EVENING
Hev. C. Newton Dubs, son of Bishop
R. Dubs, will speak in tho United Evan
gelical church this evening at 7:30 p. m.
Hev. Dubs la on his way to China as
a missionary. Tho public Is invited.
D. of II. Tke HoiUe.
Mombors of tho Salem Lodge No, 10
D. of H. aro requested to meet at thoir
hall in tho Insurance building at 1 p.
m. Thursday to attend the funeral of
Hister Ida West. By order ot Chief
of Honor.
Mnu. Nklmk Wiiitk.
BOTANICAL
C WONDERS
The marvel, of the hour is
Mia wonderful cure of chronic
disuses wiffioiit the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afllicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F.Cook, the great botanical
snecialist and original discov-
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed tor years irom awiui ur
ease and the moreawfuletfeds
of rank medical humbug. Dr.
Cook is willing to ijive patients
the benelitol hislite.study out
declinesto publish further test
imonials out of regard for his
patients, yet will, gladly refer
any callers to their neighbors
and friends who have been
healed, Consultation free.
If you have arty physical ail
ments it will do you good to
call and have a little chaUwilh
the doctor.
Office 301 Liberty Street,
Salem Oiepon.
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Pukin, Nov. 12. A conference of tho
foreign ministers waa held today at the
Conclusion of which thoro wm general
expression of gratification nttM progress
made toward reaching a settlement. It
was stated most of tho minor Joints had
been disposed ol and an kgrcomont
reached upon eovorol osientlul quest
ions. The meeting dlselossd fowor difll-
cnlticB over important points thtn was
expected. Minis tor Concor yaa ons
couraged to beliovo that tho propoal
would bo ready to bo submitted to the
Chinese Plenipo'onttaries at r earlier
date than heretofore hoped. '
Information from Nijti Chraug in
dicates n disturbed condition of affairs
there. Robbers and pirates nreharrylug
thu region and paralyzing comutrce.
Washington, Nov. 11. Th Naval
Court of Inquiry, which imistlgatcd
thucoJHsion on October. 15, nrtr New
port, of thu torpedo boats Daligron and
Craven, has mndo ita repot rucom
mending that Lieutenant Fod Ilr6wn,
of thu Craven; be tried by coirt martial
and that Lieutenant WilllauG. Miller,
of the Dahlgrcn, bo censured.
On tho recommendation Jvlge Advo
eate, General Secretary Onju dispensed
with the court martial nnd tdminhturud
censure in both cases.
of American warships now In sorvico
would rcquiro nt lqast 500 ofllcers nnd
10,000 men for fighting complements.
With a national naval roporvo enroled
this force would be secured and mado
ofllciont in a few weoks whllo on tho
other hand tho prceont nayal inllltln
aystcm could not supply ono-tonth tho
number in twico that time.
San Fhancisoo Nov. 14. Thirteen
insane soldiers from tho Philippines
who had been confined in tho Presidio
Hospital have boon sunt to tho govern
ment asylum nt Washington 1). 0.
Tun more insano men will soon arrive
here on the transport Lognn.
SHORT STRlFE
OF TELEGRAPHERS
Left Their Keys Promptly at
Twelve O'clock
Just as the Hallroul OMclali Accetdtd to Their
DenUnds. ni Before They Could fie
Katltled-A Lively Flurry
Mr AtaocUUM ? tm tka .LoHraftl.
Ciiioaiio, Nov. ll-The Tribune says:
Five mluutos Iwforo tho strike of the
telegraph orators west of Albuqunrquu I
ISeum.v, Nov. 11. Thetlorinan press
has received thu nnnoubement of the
diplomatic agreement it Peklu favor
ably. Tho lierllner Tojtrlntt expresses
a fear that somo conBUrnble time will
olapso before thu nwera aru ablu
onlhuHiuitn Ku Hall road Systom waa
called J.M. Uarr third Vlco-President of
tho Bantn Fo Informed .M. II, Dolphin,
President of tho Order of Itallrond
Telegraphers that thu company would
grn-t tho men's demands. President
Dolphin hurried to tlio Train Dispatch-
One or the Parties a Old Offender-Was Man
ACaier of a Mill Order Swindle Which
Csutht Many Suckers.'
Or AaiavtaU rrn n taa joaraai.
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. 14. It ia said that
tho grand Jury will food hand up an
indictmont against tVu dlvorco mlllcato.
Whqthor Mrn. Uyrd G. Ilorrlck will bo
Included In tho list ia not certain as yet.
Assistant District Attornoy Ungcr de
clines to dooy or nlllrm tho truth of tho
reiort that Wilson, one of tho prisoners
wanted to tnaku a statement. Ilq said
thnt any coufossion olthor man might
mako would bo of no uso to his olllco
which had moro than enough evidence
to tend both moii to atuto prison for
long tor ins.
Tho Times says: Iluuy Xuimur two
years ago was tho clilof wituesn on tho
proceedings against tho Fairfield Floral
Company of Fairfield Mo one of tho
largest mall order swindlers ever run
down by thu Inspectors. Tho company's
ostensible busluets was tho mauufar.tiiro
nnd sale of artificial Unworn.
Thu concern was taking in money at
tho rnt of ) 100,000 n year. Tho sehomo
was In the first p.aeu to mlvorllsu for
persons touond twojitnnipa and learn
how to mako from $12 to f 18 a week by
pleasant, easy work nt thulr hoiiiet.
Thu plan was to make nrtlllual How era
and tho applicant was Informed that n
roureoof instruction by mall wan no
Cessary. This was worth f.2T It wiih said
but wns sunt.to uiplcnnta for .'12 cento.
Tho next step whh to recommend that
Ruin of the Empire is Threatened
in Chinese Difficulty..1
PRESENT' POLICY OF THE POWERS
AlAY LEAD TO DISMEMBERMENT
Severe Criticicisms of the English Press on the Pacific At
titude of Our Government Due to a Complete Mis
understanding of the Administtation. "
to obtain tho slgnatuDB of Emperor er'a Room, which was next door in (1
Kwang Hsu and tho Kiproja Dowager
but thinks that thoy will ultimatelly
yield. Thu Voaslecho.oltung denies
tho statomontsof tin Engl Is papers
that Count Von Waldreeo's nnthorlty
is not rospt'cted by tholusslana.
Tho aspersions cast y tho French
yellow book on Gormantrogardlng her
attitude iu China arejhallunged by n
number of papers.
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WAHiu.saTOK.Nov. 14,-Secrotary lmg
will injita rejwrt urge to establishment
of a natal reserve to suplant'the exlvt
lug naval militia whiclis suposed to
havo outlived its usefuess as Is shown
by ita rapid detoriorath since the war
with Spain. Tho projsed national re
serve la already undojconsideratlon in
congress with tho itiorsoment of all
naval and marltlmehtoresU.
It contemplates lo enrollment of
officers and eeami in the merchant
service much of to tho manner of tho
British reserve at v expense far below
that of tho naval nltla with tho ad
vantage of making tafaring men avail
able to go aboard fttlug ships, It will
be shown that In ce of war the amount
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Great Northern building and started to
eend n message to Albnquorquo calling
tho itriko off when tho clock struck 12
and lho keys became silent.
President Dolphin worked the hey
himself. He "called" nnd "called."
but no amount of "calling" resulted In
reestablishing communication. Kvory
operator on tho lino from Albuquerque,
N. M,, to Los Angeles, Cal., n distance
of 838 miles, had evidently left his post
of duty. Dolphin hurried U) tho West
ern Union Telegraph building, and after
an hour nnd,n half succoedod In reaching
thu representative of tho Order of Hail-
road Tulographers, at Nsedles, Cal, To
him ho sent the following mustuge:
"Call thu strike off. The railroad
company has acceded to the demand of
tho men. Use your utmost Intiuonco
to get men back to their places and to
re-establish traffic nt all points."
Hut the man at the other end ot thu
line refused jo accept the message.
"How 00,1 know you aro Dolphin?'' ho
queried.
President Dolphin cent back thosoorot
sign of the Order and then the answer
waa "0. K". That practically ended the
tho applicant purchase shin plus of.. the
flowers most In demand. I'liouminda
Bent tho f !i only to receive a letter Btat
ingihat business liad grown to such
magnitude that mail Iota could not ho
handled and that tho applicant Waa
asked to buy material for 50 do 7.011 Iota
which would cost (U0.50.
A fow did scud the large amount de
manded.
Wlion Post Office Inspector Jninos I)
Kolley-had found thatlettors were com
inj iu at thu rato of 3000 a day a great
many 01 thorn-enclosing tho fi and
moro tho f)2 cents ho Indicted them.
tlr AicUa Frra tm tka JoaraaL
HXx I'ETKitsiiURU, Nov. 14, Tho Itooi
sivia has mado tho discovery that tho
Ghinoso troabloa threaten to ruin tho
Russian Kmpiro If tho powora contintio
thoir present policy. Ohlnn will bo uu
ablo to pay tho money Indemnity nnd
tho powers will demand mining, railroad
and commercial concessions, which will
result iu tho division of China Into
sphorea of uifluonco, and ultimately Into
tho partition of China, in splto of all as
surances to tho contrary.
Wariiinotom, Nov. 14. Tho rathor
eovoro criticisms of tho Kngllsh press
UK)n tho attitude of lho United SUtos
relatlvo to tho Ohiheso compllertlons,
havo attracted a good dual ofatlontlon
hore. With a view to ascertaining what
basis thoro might bo for theso criticisms,
Inquiry waa made In 1111 authoritative
quarter with thu following results!
Comment!) of thu London press on tho
attitude of (ho U n Hod 8 tat oh in tlio
ponding nogolJathiua in China are
founded on n complete mljundorstaud
lug. This government is In ngruunioiit
with tho poworH in domandluir severu
ami adcquala punishment of all thu prin
cipal wrongdoers, with full Indemnity
for thu past ami security for the future.
It does not, hawuver, presumo to docldu
who are thu most guilty, which punlth
uiont must ba inllloted on each par
ticular case, and what sentences are
possible of execution.
In tho tost caflo tried in the courts of
Now York last week It waa decided that
where a roan ontorod a car whero thero
was no official to show him a seat and hd
doposited a cane, umbrella, or rip on
tho sea); whllo ho went out on the plat
form to purchase a paper that he hd a
right to that seat and could not bo legal
ly ejected therefrom. But on tho other
hand tho court Enid that a man could not
occupy two seats If ho had only paid for
0110 and if he wont Into tbo smoking caro
and occupied a seat ho could not rotatn
a scat in another car providing thoro
woro passongcrs standing who could not
got ecatB.
In tho arrost of P. A. Van Blckol nnd
0. II. Hanford by tho Chicago pollco last
week It ia belioved that tho greatest rail
road pass forgoM iu tho world aro in
custody. For years tho railroads have
been looking for theso men who havo
mndo thousnndsby thoir methods. San
ford was at ono tlrao an official of tho
Hoosao Tunnol road nnd knows branch
of tho railroad business thoroughly, ilia
previous hiith standing made him Im
mune from suspicion and it is for this
reason that his arrest was bo long de
ferred. Tho Central l'Rseonger Assoc!
atiod hnsoont out circular to every
150110ml pasaongor agent lit tlio country
giving a list of the fraudulent passes
found in tho posesslou ot tho pair. A
gruat deal of evidence has been brought
to light which connects certain tickut
scalpers in the largo cities of thu country
of collusion with Van Blckel and Sand-
ford.
Charles M. Iluyea, who has
hltn on tho Wabash
Hullroad News llernj,
Thu iixouutlvu'cniinull of Porto Rleo
granted a frntiehiso last week to tho
North American company to build H00
miles of railroad In the Interior of the is
land and to oporntu thu eamu. Throo
years are nl'owod in which to complete
thu work, Tlio motive powur may bo
either steam or electricity.
Tho lirltlsh company which controls
tho railroads of Cuba hna declared 11
dividend of four and ono-linlf percent.
tho first In tuvurul years. The stock
holder ordered linprovomuutu Iu every
j department nnd tho olllcials nro expect
tcd to bring tho lines up to the American
standard
boon an-
pointed prosidontoi tho Southern Pacific
Is a pupil ot Jay Gould, Ho waa with
on tho Wabash and other South
wostorn roads, nnd niter his death his
great execativo ability was rocognlml
!v tho Canndlnus, ami ho was placud In
charua of tho Grand Trunk. Tho knowl
edge ho gained thoro of transcontinental
business makos hltn a valuable man for
tho Sou thorn Pacific and it is predicted
by railroad mon that ho will mako that
property produce botler results than It
has ever done before,
NEv? TODAY
Fresh Peanut Taffy
and Sweet 'Cider.
Ellis & Zinn's
No 154 Stutcystrcet, Salem 'Fhtse 2874
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BULBS AND SWEET PEAS
Wo t now showing some ot the choicest Hyacinth,
Tuliid Croous bulbs ever seen iu (his city. Also ft)
variiiaof the finest sweat peas. Call early and telnit
varft while assortment is complete, s t 1 : ; 1
SAVA( & REID, Seedmen
are no worse.
in st common
of the eood old Turk.
But what would (lie Turkey think if you should serve
him on an old table cloth, and lay an odd lot of napkins be
fore your guests. He would turn over on the platter sure,
Now let us help you out, we can do it with our
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Damasks, yith Napkins to Alatch
Imported and Domestic Linens
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Double Damasks From Ireland
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Wliavitist received a beautiful line of this make of
rich cut hr If fs ,ra thing of beauty and a joy forever,"
We caUpecial attention to our display of cut glass and
stexliJglvWHpJateo' ware in our east show window.
Napkins in Dozen or Half Dozen Lots
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oil the 11 line of linens in all biin,
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