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SALEM, OREGON JTUIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1900.
ROOT WAR
SECRETARY
Bill For Reorganizing tfio
Army
JOB TAKEN OUr
OF HULL'S HANDS
An Intelligent and Sensible
Plan of Strengthening
the, Forces
My .laavfilaUil tre ta to JnrL
Washington, Nov. 30. Secretary
Hoot's army 1)111 provides for n
lieutenant-general, six major genorala
and flftcun brigadier generals. Tho
numbor of captains, first and Hecond
lieutenants of cavalry and infantry nro
increased front 12 to 15 tor eioh
icgiment.
Provisions for discontinuance of tlio
artillery army as at present organized is
maduby organizing .the arliilory corps
known ay tlio Coast Artillery and Field
Artillery. Tlio corps will lmvo a chief of
artillery detailed from Colonels and
while serving in this capacity lie will
lmvo tlio .rrink and pay of a brigadier
general. The increase in artillery shall
bo twenty per cent each year for llvo
years until maximum of 18,020 men
reached.
In tlio bill the minimum number of
men is fixed for each organization with a
proviso that the President may in his
discretion incrcaco the numbor of on
listed men in any troop, liattory or com
pany, provided that tlio total number of
enlisted nun authorized forthoarmy by
NO 29t
Congross shall not at any time bo ex
ceeded. Tho peaco strongth of each
troop, battery and company Is fixed in
tills bill as now authorized by existing
law.
The numbor of regiments has been
increased by five of cavalry, (lvo of in
fantry, tlio numbor of which would cor
respond to flvo regiments of artillery
and two battalions of engineers. As tlio
increaso in the artillory is intended for
Bea dofonsos, tho only increaso of the
tegular army for tho field service will bo
10 aJditlonal regiments of cayalry and
infantry and tho two battalions of engineers.
Authority is asked In this bill to raise
a provisional forco of natives in tho
Islands ot Porto Rice and also in tho
Philippine Islands. Tho organization of
tlio natwo troops in tlio Philippine
Illands will bo proceeded with Blowly
and great euro.
Tho bill contains provisions for abet
tor distribution of chaplains for author
izing veterans of tbo war witli Spain to
wear on occasions of ceremony their uni
forms similar to tho authority given by
Congrces to veterans of tho Civil War;
authority for tho retirement with an in
creased grado of votorans of tho two
wars tho Civil War and tho war with
Spain : for tho addition of a nurse corps
tho necessity for which has been develop
ed during tho past two years ; for prelim
inary surveys of 'lie establishments of
camps for tho militia and regular army;
authorizing tlio President to appoint
chiefs to vacancies occurring in ti o staff
corps nnd deportments of tho army at
largo and tho introduction of the detail
system tl tho several staff correspond
ents and departments.
To replace tlio volunteers and regulars
who will bo discharged prior to July 1,
and givo an army of sulllclent size to
moot tho exigencies now confronting it,
ENGLAND
RIDICULED
For Haying Captured Dew
et so Often
BOERS CAPTURE
400 BRITISH
Kruger Has Missed His Oppor'
tunity of Drawing Sup
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iVllNLr, . Clyde Brock, Local Axeat.Saieoi. Or.
Dr Aaaoela.tc4 l'rraa ta ta Journal.
London, Nov. 30. Tho dltpatch of
Lord ltoborts announcing the capturo by
tho Boers of 400 men makes tho storfos
published in tho London papors during
tho last week look ridiculous.
By aciual count Dewot has beon cap
turcd a dozen times. Tho Boer forces
aro completely routed twice daily with
thousands killed and wounded. Evory
foot of ground in tho two republics is
pacified weekly, while practically ovory
dispatch ends with tho statement that
only n low widely scattered bauds of
guerrillas now remain.
Evory correspondent who showed tho
slightest desiro to tell tlio truth has been
banished and nothing but painfully
evidently doctored dispatches reach
England.
The afternoon papers only six hours
before tho news of Dowel's victory ar
rived contained tho most redlculotis
hum! lines announcing a great victory
over Dewot.
Lord Rolxirls cabled from Johannes
burg, under dato of Wednesday, Novum
her 21)
"The Dowetsdorp garrison of two guns
of tho Sixty-eighth Field Battery, with
detachments of tho Gloucestershire
Rogimont, tho Highland Light Infantry
and Irish Rifles, -100 in all, surrendered
at 5:15 p. m., Novomber 28. Our losses
were 15 men killed and 41! wounded, in
cluding Major Hansen and Captain
DIgby."
Tim enemy is said to bo "500 strong
Four hundred men woro dispatched from
Edenburu to relievo Dowetsdorp, but
thoy did not succeed in reaching there
in time. Knox joined this forco and
and found Dowetsdorp evacuated. Sov
onty-flvo sick and wounded had beon
left Uieio. Knox pursuod, and is rej.ort
to have successfully engaged Steyn and
Dewet near Vaal Bank. Thoy retired
west and Southwest. Knox's meseengor
failed to get through, so I have no details."
French am continental nations some
thing more favorable might have
happened. But ho allowed himself to bo
porsuaded to remain silont on tho
grounds of diplomatic foars of causing
trouble. Tho foes of mediation aro
tho diplematists: its friends nro thn
pooplo and tho prtBS.
rho InteiiBo interest nroiisod by tho
visit of Krugor to Europo 'a subsiding
with tho Inevitable rotult ot a gradual
waning of cnUiuslasm bb in nil such
ovents. Tho British Tarllamont meofs
on Tuesday and Krngor'a Indictment,
including documents compromising
prominont English statesmen in tho
Jameson conspiracy ought to havo been
launched on tho President's arrival in
Paris in ordor to cjoato tho maximum
effect.
Oom Paul's timid ndvlsors aro to
blamo. Had ho boon loft to follow his
own plans tho result would havo been
otherwiso.
Tho Senato today unanimously
adojitcd resoluUons of sympathy with
Kruger.
OVERLOADED
ROOF BROKE
Nuvnuno, Nov- 30. Tho garrison of
Schwoizer-Heueko has beon relieved by
troops sent from horo. Tho lioloagurliiir.
Boors resisted but woro drlvon off.
TUNG WEN HUAN
TO BE BEHEADED
Strong Measures Against Box
ers in Tien Tsin, Where
Many Are in Disguise,
While Spectators Were Eiv
joying Football
PULLED OFF THE
GLOWING FURNACE
Many Men and Boys Horribly
Burned and Raked off
With Fire Tongs
Bf Kmtnr.lmtk lra (ha Journal
Tjkn Thin, Nov. .10. Tung Wen Hiian
a provincial treasurer of Chi Li who was
sentenced to death by tho International
military tiibunal at PaoTlng Fills boing
brought hrro to bo publicly beheaded by
tho city government executioner. This
is at tho request of thn PaoTlng Fa
military authorities.
Tho provincial government of Tien
Tslu is issuing a strong proclamation
against tlio concealment of arms in tho
city and Its Biiburbs tho penalty of dis
obedience being decapitation after five
days notice of tho prohibition. This is
regarded as a necessary precauslon as
many arms havo boon found concealed
and numorou-J Boxers aro living In tho
city in dlfgulso.
TEST LEGALITY OF
DISFRANCHISEMENT
Ht
Paiiis, Nov, 30. A Journal corres
pondent says Mr. Kruger has recently
asked a numbor of questions regarding
the public and political sentiment in
America so far as tho Boers aro con
cerned, but ho will not go to tho United
States now. His plana, for his futuro
abode are unsettled, dopendlng largely
upon the success of bis efforts at inter
ventlon.
Your correspondent is of tho opinion
that ho has almost lost his opportunity
of arousing French feeling. If he had
followed up his Marseilles speech with
specific charges of tho barbarous conduct
of tho British und a vigorous appoal to
tho warm-hearted sympathies of the
BOTANICAL
X. WONDERS
The marvel ot the hour b
t ho wondei ful aire of chionic
diseases without the iim; ol
knife tr pniNoiuuis mediants.
This is what afflicted human
iiy needs more than all eKe.
Not a week p.sses hut Di. J
I-'. C'kjk, tli. gieat humniiMl
vpccialitt and original d;scov
eiorol the hutamcal cure, heab
some patients who have suffei
ed for year.s trom awful dis
ease and the moreawfuleffects
of rank medical humbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing togive patients
the benefit of his life study but
declinesto publish further test
imonial out of regard for his
Datients. vet will k'ladly refer
anv callers to their neighbors
and friends who have been
healed, Consultation tree.
If you have any physical ail
ments it will do you good to
call and have a little chat with
the doctor.
Office 301 Liberty Street
Salem Oregon.
.elated Praaa ta laa Joaraat.
Wahiiinotos, Nov. SO. Tho National
Afro-American Council has appointed a
committee to fco that tho validity of tho
Lousiana Constitution of 1833 is tested
before tho federal Supremo Court. Tho
opinion of a number of leading lawyers
north and south lias boon obtained re
specting tho Loultann and North Caro
lina laws restricting suffrage and
tho supremo court will have
cases that it is believed will secure sn
expression of its opinion respecting tlieee
suffrage laws.
Or Aaaalt ta tk Jaaraaj.
Sak Francisco, Nov. 30. This city
has novor known an accident approach
ing in horrible detail than of yesterday,
when mora than 100 mon and boys, win
woro viowing tho Stanford California
fojtball gamo from tho roof of an adjoin
lug glass manufactory, wcro suddenly
precipitated into tho interior of tho
building, many of thorn on top of tho
whlto-hot furnaces. Tho ventilator
annex (o tho roof, on which thoy wirj
perched, collapsed umlor tho strain and
without warning 14 persons woro hurled
to thotr doath. Tho injured now being
ctrod for in hospitals or at their homes
numbor 83, and of theso suvoral cauuot
survive. The dead are:
Edgar Fiarhavon. 11 years.
W.'ll. Eckfoldt, 12 year.
William Valoncia 18 years.
Thomas J. IUppon, 24 years.
James A. Mulrouoy, 40 years of Spo
kane.
Marquis Van Dura, 35 years old of
PaMidona.
Wirgll Nonby, 15 years.
Charles Monaham, 31 years.
Talleyrand Barnwell, 1(1 yoars.
Lcoit U Irani, 10 yoars,
William Kothonstolu, VI yearn.
llobort Mllloi, 17 years.
Hector McNeill, 16 years.
Moses Otteustoin, 16 years.
Ono of the bodies beliovod to bo J. A.
Mulrouoy was also Identified as that of
E, C. Putney. Nearly all of tho dead
sustaltied fractures of the skull or fatal
injuries to their spinal column. In only
a fow cases was contact with tho furnaces
'.ho hhmodlato cause of doath for ready
hands quickly droggod Into tho open air
thoio who woro in da igerof being burn
ed alive, Fred E, Lilly who is among
those believed to bo fatally Injured
came to San Franclrco a fow wcekB ago
from Now York City. Among hlaeff cts
woro found a numbor of lettora from his
father Henry Lilly wo is con nected with
tho (Inn of J. Hlchards k Company
dealora in boots an d shoes 60 and 01
Reed Street. New YorkCity.
Charles Yost, oven man of tho glass
works was raking tho tiro when tlio
crash camo, and narrowly escaped being
struck by tho falling bodies. Ho says
that thoso kilted aro thoso who struck
and wounded T. J. Parker, n fireman
found his own sou among thoso injured.
Tho lad will probably dlo. Tho man
agers ot tho glass works Bthto that It
was imposslblo for them to kcop tho
pooplo off tholr building. Thoy disclaim
all responsibility lor tho accident. It is
estimated that over 800. peoplo woro on
tho ventilator when It collapsed for its
outiro length of 100 feet. Some wore
thrown to tho main roof of tho building
and escaped unhurt, but of thoso who
foil Into tho structuro nearly nil wore
olthor killed or seriously maimed.
Auowior uetuii mis morning was
added to tho long list of victims of xes
tordoy's catastrophe, John Brough being
the hamoot tho dead man. Most of tho
Injured aro doing woll though It is prob
ablo thatBovcral moro names will bo
added to tho list of tho dead.
RUSSIA IS
PROMPTING
Turkish Government in the
'Harpoot Matter
WATER BOND
SALE ENJOINED
MAIL AND ONE BODY
RECOVERED
shortly the heavy bauds that surround tho glass
oven or woro crusueu y wiuau vu mn
on top of them. . Many succeeded in
staying tholr descent for a moment by
holding ou to the broken beams but bo
fore thoy f.ould bo reached thoy were
obliged to lot go their hold and drop to
tho floor a distance of -16 feet.
Clarenco Jeter a furnaco tender pulled
Br AaaaclMtatf I'raaa ta Ifca JaamaJ.
Ohkhkc N07. 30 Cuntain Scaloncer
of the steamer Marie Josephine ! Wt people off tho top of the retorts
which went in search of tlio dead of
tho steamer St. Oloff reported on
reaching Port hero that thrco bags con
talnlng mail had been picked up and
that the body of Miss Pugo was tho only
ono that had been recovered.
Head what Whrglns has to say about
pianos -1th ge.
where the heat was about 600 degree.
Tho oil dilps wuro full and tho Aro did
not go down until they wcro emptied.
Some of ilia men and boys wcro terribly
burned. They wcro drawn away frcm
tho retorts with long iron pokers utwl In
toating tbe glass.
While aidlru in jrmYi.iK tho dsd
Headquarters for Wedding Rings
Trouble That Would be Avoid
ed by a Loan Popular.
Or Aiaorfntrd t'rraa ta th Joaraal.
Dexvcii, Nov. 30 At 1 o'clock this
morning President Shackelford of tho
Board ot Public Works was toryed with
a copy of rt writ of Injunction sorvod by
.ludgo Rlnorof tho Circuit Court of tho
United States f jr tho District of Color
ado. Tho writ was issued at tiio. complaint
Pannio Josephine Grant and Is directed
to tho ofllceals of tho cliy of l)onor,
tho National B.mk of Commerce of New
York, and Doulson Prior & Company.
It restrains tho delivery of the f4,7U0,-
000 city water bonds recontly sold to
Dcnlsin, Trior & Company. Tho Nn
llonal Bank of Coromorco of New York
is tho city's agent in tint traiiRaction.
Tlio city already has received payment
for ( 100,000 of tlio bonds. Another
ftOO.COO was to bo paid for in New York
tomotrow, Tho writ is roturnablo De
cember 7.
It is not known why tho writ was
served in the middle ot tho night.
NEW DELICACY
FOR JAPANESE
MiM.fnAroi.iB, Nov.4-S0.-. George A,
I'ackotl former mayor of tho ulty has
retu rued from Capo Nome. A com-
sorvativo estimate of Alaska'o salmon
output, Mr. Packott Bays, is not less
than 1,5000,000 cases, A comparatively
new Industry is thusaltlng of dog salmon
for tho Japanese markot n IjuhIiiobh
which has already reauhed largo
proportions.
MISSIONARY CLAIMS
REPORTED SETTLFD
Proseliting Mormon Elders are
Roughly Handled By
the Hungarians
Or Aoelatc4 Praaa ta iha Joaraal
London, Nov.' 30. A dispatch from
Constantinople says: It is suggested
that Russia is prompting tho Porto to
rcfuso to rant exequatur to Dr. Norton.
Nothing In regard to tho United
States battleship Kentucky is coming
direct from Smyrna. Authorities thero
ovldcntly aro censoring all dispatches.
CoNSTANTiNortK, Nov. 30. Opinion la
oxpresacd in diplomatic circles that Am
erican claims arising from Armenian
massacres may now bo regardod as
practically sottlcd.asan irado providing
fjr tho building of n cruieor in the
United States is officially promulgated.
Tho question of a consulate atllurpoot
remains open, tho porto persisting in
refusal to grant exequatur.
Virnna, Nov. SO. Advices from Tein
esvar, South Hungary record rough
tieatment received thoroby two Mormon
elder emissaries from salt Lake, Utah,
Ono wascotnpolled to runthu gauntlet of
thrco hundred Irato nttizona armed with
sticks. Ho was afterwards stripped to
tho waist and thrashed by n half n doz
en matrons of Temesvar, A second
Mormon was ducked in n liorso pond,
davis'"remains
lie in state.
mont was recontly mado. Tho wedding
waa to havo been celebrated obont
Christmas in tlio residence of Miss
Finck'a mother.
BiiBinoss intoreata tn Germany now
prevent Baron Btochow from crossing
tlio ocean to attend his own wedding.
Miss Finch refuses to go to Berlin to bo
married and has announced that tho en
gagement is at an ond. ;
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SEALING SCHOONERS
IN A COMBINE
Vancouver B. 0 Nov. 30, Thd
soallng combino just cfToclod at Victoria
including -10 schoonors, oc ail but throo
of the British Columbian fleet, is largely
duo to a do term Ination to counterpoise
tho up-to-dato tactics of tlio Indian
spearmen who havo lately raised their
wago domands to an almost prohlbltlvo
point.
Tho combino will save largely in ro-
Bpcct to outfitting and matiBgoment. It
is capitalized at 1500,000.
THE EVERGREEN
MAYBRICK CASE
London, Nov. 30. Officials of tho
United Statoa embassy Bay they havo
not received any instructions in regard
to taking further Btops for tho rolcosoof
Mrs. Florence Maybriclc rindor entcnco
of imprlsonmont for life on conviction
of poisoning her husband.
w Aaaarlatc l'rraa ta Jnaraai
St. Paw,, Minn., Nov. 30. Tho mor
tnl remains ot tho lato Senator Davis
whloh lay in state in tho Oovornor'o
room In tho capltol woro viowod by linn,
dredtt of peoplo today,
INDEPENDENT
AMERICAN GIRL
Cauadlau railway employes havo
complained to tho government against
tho importation of United States labor
whllo thoy aro debarred from entering
tho United States.
Tho British campaign in Ashautl is
ended. All troops but garrison leuvo.
fir Aaaeclataal i-ra ta tka Jnaraal
Nkw Yomc.Nov. 30. Tho Horald says
Romance and seutimunt havo glvcu
way bofnin tho Americanism of Miss II.
Antoinette 1'lncl; ,a daughter of (ho late
Alderman Frederick Flnuk of this city.
Rather than cross tlio ocoun to become a
bride she has broken her ehgaxement to
Baron John Karl Von Btochow of Borlln.
Formal announcement of tholr ongago.
Headache
Fain back of your eyes?
Heavy pressure in your head?
And are you sometimes faint end
dirzy? Is your tongue coated?
Bad taste in your mouth 7 And
does your food distress you ?
And are you troubled about
steeping? Then your liver is
all wrong. But there is a cure.
Tis Ayer's Pitts. Ai?;u.
AjorV Mill art illrr'llyon tho IWer. Thar
rura cnnitlpatlon. blltoiiinraa, alek liaaa-
f.elir, antl iripnU. for lir J'r (liar
ito bran tlia HiamUrU VihI1t Villi.
CZAR NICHOLAS
STILL IMPROVING
Livadia, Nov. 30. Improvement fn
tlio condition of tho Cxar sllll continues
Ff esh Today
i Salted Almonds
And Bon Bons
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$ 2.50 barments will fcc sold for $ 1.98. '
$50.00 irarments will be sold for $38.85. . 5
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