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INCREASE
OF ARMY
To Permanent Standing of
50,000 Men.
MAY BE INCREASED
FIFTY THOUSAND
Senator Hawley Favors a Standing
Army of at Least 100,000
Men.
By Aaaoclate Pro fa tka Journal
Wabiuhotoh, Nov.
connected with tlio
20. High officials
War Department
say that they aro not going to ask Con
gross for a permanent enlisted strength
of 100,000 men for tho regular army or
for an addition to tho number of oilkcrs
now on tho army lists).
It is learned from authoritative sour
cos in tho dopnrtmont that a bill is bo
ing prepared which will ho prosentod to
Congress providing for a permanent
minimum strength of 50,000 men in tho
regular army and at tho samo tlmo con
ferring authority on tho President to
doublo this numbor in cbbo of need to
100,000 mon.
This is to he dono not by forming now
regiments hut by adding enlisted men
to tho existing organized companies
without at all increasing tho number of
commissioned officers This arrange
ment would bring the amy moro in har
mony wilh tho modern mothods of
organization which tend to largo com
panies and regimen 2.
General Joseph It. Ilawloy, of Con
necticut, chairman of tho Senate
eommittco on military affairs, says
that as soon as Becrotary Root returns
from Cuba a bill re-orgnnizlng tho army
on a pormauont basin will bo prepared
and introduced in both houses.
Senator Ilawloy is quoted a9 asving
in tho course of an interview: "In my
opinion an army of not less than 100,-
000 and porhaps moro should bo main
tained at tho present tlmo. In tho near
(uturo of cou.'fo thoro may bo causo for
a reduction. I think a mcasuro might
be passed empowering tho President to
uso his dlscreation to a great extent
in determining tho exact strength of tho
army not of courso to exceed tho max
imum flxod by Congress. Under con
ditions such as thoso oxistsing at pres
ent for instnnco tho President could re
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16.50. In underclothes we carry a moie extensive line ol
suits than ever. , " .
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a garment and up. , . . .
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hd deemed necessary to handle tho Fil
ipino insurrection nnd upon tho con
conclusion of that work ho could roduco
tho number of troops in proportion to
oxisting needs. This I think would bo
a most excolteut solution ofthowholo
problem."
GERMAN POLICY
TOWARD CHINA
Prime Minister's Demrnd for
Indemnity.
Minister of War Calls for Retribution
AgainSt tho Chinese Empire
0r Aaaarlateal Prraa la th Joaraal.
Bkrmn, Nov. 20 Count Von Billow's
recaption In tho Reichstag yostorday
was decidedly cool and only once was
there any applause when the Chancellor
admitted that the government asked
indemnity from China. Then tho
applaliso was remarkable. Hcrr Lieber,
Centrist, and Ilerr Rebel, Socialist con
demned tho government for violation of
tho constitution in incurring the ex
ponscs in China without having first
obtained tho consent of the Roichstag
and for creating tho China colonial
army. Herr Liobor sharply criticized
tho Emporor for his "no pardon" speech
for declaring a campaign of nvengo and
for Baying that no decision beyond tlio
seas mutt bo reached without tho
Emperor's consent. He branded tho
Gorman stylo of warfaro in China as
inhuman and cruel and referred at
length to lottora from soldiora proving
this. Ho denied incidentally that nn
American loan had served to pay tho
campaign expenses.
Ilorr Rebel created a sensation when
ho declared faulty tho emplro's consti
tution, which does not provide spcclQc
punishment for a Chancellor who ylo
latcs it. Tho constitution, ho said, pre
vented tho Chancellor's Impeachment.
Herr Bebol also branded tho Gorman
mothods of war In China and read a
scoro of letters from soldiers thero prov
ing tho charges ho mado.
General VonGossIor, Minister of War,
made a most unfortunato speech. Ho
said tho Huns onco devastated Europo
and now was the, tlmo for historic retri
bution In China and ho called It a lucky
circumstance that tho army had a
chanco to wage tho war. Tho members
of tho Loft and Center ofton interrupted
General Von GoSslor with joora and
laughter.
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PARTITION
INEVITABLE
United States Will Lose From
Thirty to Forty Million.
IF OUR GOVERN
MENT OPPOSES
Two Plans of Settlement Proposed But
Both Lead up to the Same Pre
dicament. Or Aaaoelale Frcaa tm tha JouraaL
New Yok Nov, 20 Thoro is a growing
feoling of impatienco in London over tho
delay in affecting a settlement of tho
Chineso questions. The English press
frankly confesses that it is hearing about
pun.tivo expeditions to ono quarter or
another and that it considers it hardly
worth whilo to keep all China in a stato
of tnrmoll provontlng thereby restoration
of normal trade relations in order to
punish n fow criminals who cannot bo
canght whilo tho court remains in oxilo.
Sinco thero can bo no substitute for tho
Etnprosa as ruler, her return to tho
Capital seems a foregono conclusion.
Tho puntBhmentof tho Prlncos, especial
ly Tuan, is tho chief obstacle to a settle
ment. Nkw YonK,Nov. 20. Tho China nego
tiations according to a dispatch from
Washington, havo reached a most sorl
ous stago. Tho actions of tbo powers arc
making partition almost inevitable.
Tho United Statos facos tho probability
that it will either havo to tako a slice of
China or go without any indemnity. In
that case it is positively asserted by high
authotities that tho United BtatoB will
go without indemnity.
Tho United States may succeed in ro
duclng tho demandsof other powora and
is now making ovory effort to that end
but with no iramodlato prospects of suc
cess.
Evory nation has disavowed any In
tention of dismembering China but that
merely rotates to dismombormont as a
punishment for tho Roxor outrages. No
nation had pledged itself to avoid taking
a courso which will sooner or later mako
dismemberment inevitable.
It Is firmly believed in ofllcial circles
in Washington that tho powers aro pro
ceeding dellboratoly with tho Intention
of bringing about a situation which will
compel dismemberment.
Tho whole question hinges upon tho
amount of monoy imlorr nity to bo
domanded. Whilo tho United States
has not ofllcl ally seta maximum figure
for tho indemnity it is tho unomclal
opinion of somo of tho hlghost olllcors of
Hie government that 1200,000,000 Is all
that China can pay. Tho powora aro
desirous of swelling tho Indemnity to at
least twice that amount.
Two courses aro considered for tho
payment of this largo indemnity. Each
is innocent on Ita face but both mean
partition and tho American government
is so suro of it that as soon as tho powers
adopt either courso this country will
retire from tho concert and loeo alfbut a
faint chanco of ever recovering any
indemnity. Ono coureo Is to exact
tnrrltnrinl nledces. This is tho saino
thing as partition for it simply meanH a
morttraoe which is certain to bo fore-
nlnaiwl.
Tbo oUier plan Is to havo China issao
bonds guaranteed by the powers., mis
is In tho opinion of tho American means
partition lust as suroly as the first
scheme. Tho bondholders would havo
to havo recourso to tho guuranteo
who would not fulfill their guarantees
except by taking territory.
Partition by this means may appear a
thing of tho distant future but a high
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offlclaToflho govern monlTiaa recently"
given It aB his deliberate opinion that
tho bond scheme would bring about
partition almost as Boon as tho other.
Tho United States will not guarantee
any bonds. How tho United States can
collect its indemnity if It does stay out
Is n mystery. Tho government officials
frankly givo up the conundrum. The
United States will not of courso sur
render ita claim and givo China a ro
rolpt in full. It will endeavor In every
way possible to got its indemnity but
thero is no way open In tbo Immediate
futuro if tho powers carry out their
plans.
Tho United States has thorotore-only
ono way of gotting indemnity. Tlmt is
by inducing tho other powers to roduco
tholr domanda to an indemnity which
China la ablo to pay. Tho Administra
tion is hopeful of success but so far it
lms mado no progress and the chances
scorn to bo all against it.
Tho Unitod Statos spent about $20,000,
000 on going to Tckln and this country's
demand for damage to person and prop
erty may ranee from $10,000,000 to f 20,
000,000, But tho other powora aro act
ively swelling their expenses as much as
possible.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
AT TAC0MA
Number of Industries Suffer
Losses From Flames.
Three Explosions Preceded Bursting
Out of tho Conflagration.
flr Aaaoelnlr I'rcsa ta tha Journal.
Tauoma, Nov. 20. A Hro at '1:30
o'clock this mninlng wiped out a num
bor of small jtu'torlcs and and partially
damaged two others. Tho loss will roach
f 50,000 dlvidid as follews:
Pugot Sound Dry Dock .Company,
oflko and pattern room, $30,000; Hans
Torkcbiou, oil clothing plant. $5,000;
William Lvau, steam fitting plant,
$4,000; Addison Planing Mill (mill
plant) $10,000 two buildings, $1,000 and
Sunset Telephone Company and City
$W)0. Tho lor- to tho lost two was on
electric wired, tho Sunset Tolophono
Company's long distance wlros being
partlahy destroyed for somo distance.
Tho tiro seomn to have started in tho
"stlckor" room of Torkolsou's oil cloth
ing plant. Throo explosions followod in
quick succcssUm knocking out windows
and doors and spreading tho llamos in
"stnntly to all parts or tho room. From
thoro it communicated quickly to ad
joining buildings and tho entire row was
destroyed, Thu Northern Pacific owned
tho buildings having recently purchased
them from tho Tacoma Land & Im
provomont Company. Tho lusurauco
carried ilf not amount to more than
one-third the amount of tho loss.
BIDS ON SALEM'S -
NEW POST OFFICE.
Chigago Firm Submits the
Best Bid for its
Construction.
tty AsaaeUtaa I'raaa ta ta Joaraal
WABinsaTON, Nov. 20. Dlds wore
opened at tho Treasury Department
Monday foe. tho construction, except
heating and lighting aparatua, of tlio
new post oflko at Salem, Or,, as follows :
Campbell Budding Company, Chicago,
$09 500; W. It. Nichols, Tacoma, Wash
ington, $74,200; A.E. Barrett, BanFran
clsco, Cal $74,500; Chsrles A. Bayrs,
Tacoma, Wash., $74,076; McGrath.Glbb
& Duliamel, Boattle, $74,073; Erb A
VanPatton, Salem, $87,500; Congroes
Construction Company, Chicago, $07,008;
Wakefield A Bridges, Portland, $89,315;
L. N. Roney, Eugene, Or.,$104,X); Kr
Ixon A VanPatton, Salem, $115,000. Tho
tlmo in each case Is set for 14 months.
Tho Campbell Gompay, tho lowest bid
ders, hvo dono a largo amount of satis
factory government work, and on aeount
of their $5,000 advantago, will probably
nojuro tho award.
BULBS AND SWEET PEAS
Wo are now showing eomo of tho choicest Hyacinth,
Tulip and Crocus bulbs oyer seen In thla city. Also 50
.irlotlea of tho finest iwost peas. Call early and select
varieties while assortment is complete. ::::::
SAVAGE & REID, Seedmen
Special Holiday Discount Sale.
In order to encourage early Christmas shopping wc
liave decided to offer a special 10 per cent cash dis
count until Dec 15th.
Our stock is bigger and b( tter than ever Wc wish to
call especial attention to our display of silverware and
ait glassin our cast show window, Wc invite you
to come and sec our prices and compare with others.
Goods marked in plain figures. v
Barr's Jewelry StojHL
IS STATB STnBBT. LKAOeflPfOW rWOB
BRITISH
STEAMER
Siezed By the Little Govern
ment of Columbia.
BRITISH CONSUL
ENTERED PROTEST
Gould's Armored Yacht Has Been
Bought to Start the Ycneiuolau
Navy.
Br Aaaaeiaua Traaa ta tha Jonraaj.
Panama, Nov. 20. Tho seizure of tho
British Btoamor Taboga by tho Columbia
government was duo to tbo fact that tho
agent of tho Pacific Steam Navigation
Co., to which eho belonged, refused to
Bell or charter tho vessol for tho purposo
of conveylnggovornmeuttroops tolluona
Vontufo which was besieged by the
liberals. Thoroforo tho governor decreed
tho Beixuro of tho steamer nnd proceeded
to tho roliof of Buena Ventura with
troops, ammunition and provisions. Tho
British consul entered n strong protest
against tho solsuro, but it was of no
avail. Ho communicated with bin gov
ornment on tho subject. No reply has
yet been receWod from London.
Nkw Yoiik.Nov. 20 George J. Gould's
yacht, the Atlanta, with tho war equip,
mont with which sho w:ib nrinod for
Colombia,wbtch was to havo bought her
Is to go to Venezuela. Mr. Gould has
completed arraiigotuunta for her sale to
tho latter country for $125,000. General
Peraza, confidential agent of tho Vene
zuelan Government, who belongs to tho
Liberal party conducted tho negotiations
with tho Gould personally and has paid
him tho first Installmontof $50,000,
VERMONT BANK
IS IN TROUBLE
Monti-emeu, Vt.,'.Nov. 20, A report Is
la current horo that G. L. Closson,
Gashlorof tho First National Batik of
Springfield Vt. la $20,000 short in his
accouula. F. G. Field tho President of
tho bank mado tho following state
ment last night:
"Coshlor Closson boiiio tlmo ngo al
lowed his son G. L. Clossen Jr., a mem
ber of the defunct broker's llrm of
Knott A Closson of Burlington to draw
$10,000 from tho hank giving as secur
ity n deodof real estate which baa sinco
proved to ho (worthless. As the deed
was mado out to Cloieon personally Ills
bondsmen havo been called upon to
mako tho amount good. Tliey lmo
asked that Closson bo retained as cash
lor while thoy aro making an Investiga
tion." Tho credit of tho bank is in no way
impaired,
ONE BISHOP
OPPOSES MISSIONS
New York, Nov. 20. A special com
mlttco of Methodist bishops has docidod
to ralfo a $2,000,0000 Thank offering for
forolgn missionary work and tho spread
of tbo Gospol to heathon nations. Tho
only dissenting voice was that of
Bishop Merrill, of Chicago. Ho Baid ho
was opposed to tho project on tho
ground that ho regarded It as ono of tno
most stupendous blunders ever under
taken in tho history of tho church.
San FnANCisco, Nov. W. Tlio stoam-
uhln China, which sails for tho Orient
today, will take b.tck tho first missiona
ries that havo ventured Into China
sinco tho Boxer outbreak. Among thoso
who will depart aro Hov. Dr. Trowlck
and his bride. Tho former is from
Kashvlllo and the latter from Louisville,
They go to Shanghai,
DENIES GERMANY
WAS TO BLAME
Bkiilik, Nov. 10. In tho Reichstag
today Count Von Huelowt Imperial
Chancellor, emphatically denies tho as
sertion frequently mado abroad that tbo
China Imbroglio was traceable to tho
German occupation of Klao Chou The
statement was groetod by social Dtwio
ocrats with loud cries of "It's quite
truo."
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TODAY'S TELUGIMMS D0ILCD
DOWN FOR 11USY PEOPLE
Tho bulletin Issued by tho Oiur's
physicians today is less favorabln.
Senator Davis at St. Paul pased a rest
ful night and improvement continues.
Tho birthday of Empross Frederick of
Gormany was quietly commemorated at
Cronberg. Emporor William was pres
ent at tho colobratlon.
An earthquako is reported at Florae,
Gormany, Mondny,
Frank M. Brown,defaultor of National
Bank Newport, Ky., Is in Canada.
Llouotnant Hacslor, on battleship
Toxa? at Santiago, Is dead,
Cashier Alvord accused of embezzling
17000,000, hold to grand jury.
Hoatof past throo days caused much
sufforing in Pittsburg and Now York.
Rutuor In London that a bat.lo is nl
progress between Boor forcos under
Gonoral Dowct nnd British troops in
South Africa, "-.
DROPPED DEAD
IiY'JURY BOX
PouTUNt), Nov. 20. F? lL Klnsoy
dropped doad in tho jury box in tho
stato circuit court Una morning- soon
after being sworn in as a juror. Hcait
failure wan tho causo.
MILLIONS FOR INTERST
AND PROFITS
San FnANcisco Noy. 20. Tho annual
statement of tho Central Facitio Railway
whoes linos aro oporato 1 by tho Southoro
Pacific bus been mado to tho Stato Ball
road Comlsslonora. It shows a total
incomo from operations of $7,105,18 i
from which is deducted $51,507 for
salaries and maintenance of organ izn
talon. $3,080,732 being tho interest on
funded debt accruod, f592,373 for taxes,
$515, 273 for permanent improvements
total $5,1-10,821, leaving n net incomo
of $2,022,473,
MANUFACTURERS
OF THE QUEER
Hi'okanu, Nov. 20. A rouuterfeitsr'H
don was discovered by Defectives Mc
Donald nnd Cnffrtiy hut night In an old
building on Front Aveuuo. Part of thu
outfit wns captured. M. J. Williams
and Joo Ilarrl'ou have been arrested
charged with passing counterfeit silver
dollars. It la bo! hived tho leader of tho
gang has escaped. '
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Fresh Today
SALTED ALMONDS.
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Th imupIh Iiavo uonfldenGO in our buslinM methods. Wu buy and soil after our
own plans and Hjmoifioations. Imitation U a form of flattery, and wo never flatter.
Wo make our own prlco and thu nrtlole grxM, Wa don't priea down hero nnd, tin
thenj and tell you what the other imirahnrit Is doing, but put everything on n
fashion of horizontal reduction whloh Is always thu lowest- quality considered.
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REPORT CAPTURED
BY BURGLARS
A Alajority of the Commis
sion Fayor Nicaragua
What President Mckinley Will Rec
ommend in His Messago to
Congress.
fly AaancUt raaa ta tha Jonraal.
Nkw Yonic, N6v. 20. It was reported
In W ashrnglon that burglars who wore
after the forthcotning'roport of tho
Walker Isthmian Canal Commission
had ontorod tho Corcoran buldlng, in
which tho commission has its ofllcoB,
and had broken open tho desk of Lieu
tunant-Commaddor Staumton, secretary
of tho commission.
Tho report of tho commission Is boing
vory closoly safeguarded and it in said
somo 01 tho commlsslonora aro not yot
acquainted with what tho roport will
contain.
Tho best information obtainable at
Washington is that tho commission
corta'nly by a voto of fivo to four and
possibly by six to throo will recom
mend tho Nicaragua routo.
It ia said tiiat Prosidont McKlnloy in
his messago will ndvocato tho adoption
of tho Nicaragua routo, tha ratification
of tho Hay-Pauncefoot treaty, tho con
struction of a canal without fortifications
nnd tho adoption of tolls discriminating
in favor of tho United Statos, Costa
Ulco nnd Nicaragua only bo far as coast'
wlaovessols aro concorncd nnd leaving
tha canal open to all tho shipping of tho
world.
EMPEROR'S ASSAILANT
SENT TO ASYLUM.
IHMniip a ao a aaaj.t painiooaay XQ
Beumn Nov. 20. Tho preliminary
hearing In tho cneu of tho woman, Selma
Hrhapko, who recently attempted tho
Emperor'a life at Broslau resulted in tho
prlsoner'sbolug sont to an Insane asylum
for observation, A Broslau merchant
named Splndler who took an instnu
tnneous photograph of tho scono tho
moment tho woman throw tho hatchet
was requested to deatroy tho picture ho
causo It would dlsploaso tho Emporor
and ho complied with thu request.
CHURCH ENTBHTAIHMENT.
Thdro will bf nu entertainment
Wednesday evening at the residence of
W. O. Tillson on Center street, between
Commercial and Liberty, for tho benefit
of tho Episcopal church. A (Inn literary
nnd musical program has been prepared
and lunch will bo served. Admission
15 cents.
llobjon nd VYhrelcr.
Mkiiipn, Miss., Nov. 20 Tho Mer
idian Fair Association has n big attend
ance today, Lieut. Hobtau being hero.
Crouds of his admirers havo poured In
by every train.. General Whoolorla also
expected here.
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oundird fftlltoe for.-.--a.31 tl
Just Received
A line of Toyy Coon" boll aol baby's
tiafi l'llcrnoa Canvas
23c each
Jfo jfyyw k SonAp
NOISE AND
ANTI-NOISE
A Terrible Display of Thun
der, Lightning and ftainr
How An Anli-Noisa Ordinance Was
Shelved In the City Council.
Chicaoo, Nov. 20. Glaring flashes of
light ami loud poals of thunder nlghta
and sounds gonorally peculiar to mid
summer in Chicago accompanied the
storm that burst upon tho city shortly
boforo midnight last night. Rain fell
in deluging quantities pnd tho elements
displayed all tho characteristic of ft
summer thunderstorm. Tolophono
nnd telegraph wires wore affected by
tho oloctriclty in tho atmosphere Tho
streets of tlio city ran llko rivers. Thero
waa enough wind on tho lako to endan
ger tho safety of light craft.
Tho Btorm probably is tho forerunnor
of a cold wavo that has forced tho mer
cury down to 12 degroos below soro In
Montana, nnd which Js scheduled to ar
rlvo in Chicago today,
Chicago, Nov. 20, Amid uproar and
confusion tho anti noiso ordlnanco was
dofcatod in tho city council last night.
Dr, 8amuol J. Jonos, who has fought
continuously for tho suppression of
noises in Chicago, watched with pity tho
efforts of several men' to 'load down
tho meatuuro with fantattio amend
ments nnd tho sick efforts of others to
savo tho ordlnano) from defeat. In tho
uproar ho pould not follow tho voto
quickly nnd ho wns astonished whon ho
waa told that tho tneaauro had been
placed on fllo, After rccoyorlng from
hla nmaromont, Dr. Jones oald r ''It Is
nn outrage. An nntl-nolso ordlnanco la
badly needed. Wo nro not through with
Jt. We will try again."
Any Children?
Then we'll gu.nntce they
litve hard colds. No child
escapes. It's either a hard cold,
the croup, bronchitis, or the
whooping-cough. There's but
one remedy. It's just what
your grandmother always kept
m the house Ayer'a Cherry
Pectoral, the family cough medi
cine. Thria iIimi Sfci., enough tot an anllnarr
folrtiWfl., jutt right for aitbma. broneimU,
noAnoaott, wboonlnirv cough, hard coliUi
II, M, mod acouvnUcal for ehrvala cmm.
CASE OF SMALLPOX
REPORTED AT DALLAS
DtLUs, Or., Nov. 20. It is definitely
determined by tho doctors of thla place
that William Cook is a victim of small
pox. The case vybs immediately taken
in charge by tho city 'authorities aud
quarantined. Every precaution has boon
taken to stamp out tha dtscaao, or nt
least confine It to tho Cook family.
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