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JOURNAL " r 'H. ' JL-irjLxJLJ JL v ,-flr -A5 n t VOL. XI SALEM, OltEGON JTKIDAY MAKCH 22 1901 tfOOO THE ) ) I I B l Something New in Salem A Big: Combination at the Woolen Mill Store... f A Combination In t'lieh taring clothing and as licrotoforo thoy will be tho leadors In men'a nnd boys' clothing tliia senson. They will lmvo all tho latest designs in plain and fancy fcffeetB. Don't buy until you boo thom. Our old motto is - The Best Goods for the Least Money. MFSee our line of Golf and fancy shirts. Tho nobbioat in tho city. woori$ mki store ao9 corvtrvtiiKOiAi lMSSSM JE&Sm soHSSBKseEsasKBP' REPAIRING A WATCH Of i ho llni'Ht woikmmiHliip 1- a hnu rh of our business that vm)kii npioii'lat It; .imii (i Our rep'i'lnu il. i mini, lit Ih V nt lift d wbli tho iiliiuiei . iui ninl a ii j litiiiMHiiU r ri'-i , "hiuI j ivclrv ol ii 1 klliif- i- ii'iihiimI hi 1 1 ii tii'iai n r lie I iiih i km, In bi'Vb op iciil work of nil k.mlM. c. T. POMfcROY USSCoin'l. St. Dress Stuffs.., IS" Fashion's are here 1901. latest creations for spring of NEW HENRIETTAS WOOL TAFFETAS PRUNELLAS ZIBALINES VENETIANS BROADCLOTH CHEVIOTS Flannel Silk A very new weave in sil'd and wool for waists. We are alwas first to show new goods. Beautiful spring shades just in. $1.00 yard HyBu h ef SiV7o- A KRAUSSB S3i jji 3 i of ( STYLE ELEGANCE ( COMFORT i i i NNOUNCEMENT OF spring arrivals. We have lust received com plete lines of children's and misses slippers in Red, White and Black. ARTIFICIAL TEETH Aro regarded by many ns of doubtful utility. Tnoy do not know that by our Hysteiu of Dentistry They mo mado to equal, if not surpass, thoso supplied by uattfro. Our teeth on plitos aro tho nemo of perfection. Their appearanco and tit is so good that noth ing better can he desired Full Beta on rubber from 7-00 up Drs. Eppley & Olinger Postoffico block. Spring Umbrellas DThe handsomest line we ji,have ever shown, Dainty 2 handles serviceable -cov- eis.'l mm Ev 49c to $6.00 each i New Side Combs, Back Combs Stray Lock Retainers Brooches, etc. THIS RROS PANAMA CANAL To Be Reported on by The Commission THOROUGH BORES BEING MADE But the Report Will Be layed For Nearly Two Years De- NewYohk, March 22 A special to Tho Times from Washington eayi: Rear Admiral Walker, retired, chair man of the Isthmian Canal Commission in an interview ii quoted as saying that tho rumor, that tho commission in making its full report Jmay present tho pointa in favor of tho Panama routo, is quito within tho limits !of reason and poisibility. "Tho commission," ho said, "was named to ascertain tho facts concerning all proposed routes across tho IsthmtiH and to do so in detail. In the pre liminary report mado to Congress, tho advantages of tho Nicaragua routo, ns then known to tho commission woro pointed out, although our informa tion about tho Nicaragua and tho Panama routes was not comploto. Tho facts obtained woro presented and it was expected that the commission would have the privilege of superintending its report bv tho use of further information. l,Wo havo still SOME 000 Oil 700 MEN AT WORK ON THE NIOARA UUA ROUTE, which has been niOBt caiefully 'bored' from six fathoms below water on tho Atlantic 10 six futhoma be low on tho Pacific nnd wherever tliero is to h a lock. Thoro last parties aro about coming in and with their re turn will bo mado up tho comploto in formation to bo oinbodied in tho report. "On tho Panama routo wo havo mado careful examinations, but wo havo in part, utilized the work of tho French engineers, fouiid to bo very fow and very accurate. Wo havo proved It and adopt ed tho verified French dato. 'Wo Iiopo to bo able to complete our full report by June and to submit it to tnoBtato JJepartment at once. 1 am eorry that provision was not mado for printing u at onco, ns l (ear that tno holding it back for submission to con gress until next Incumber, with tho Inevitable dulays Inri'loiit to tho issuo of a work tilled with plans and tnapannd charts WILL PRE VI3 NTT Mb HEADING OK THIS UK-POR-TtOKPOB-UULY TWO YEARS. Tliia commission (iiih nothing to deoido after It has ascertained all the facts and ban decided which routo will In) mimt convenient, economical and safe for tho United States. " Chinese Failure la New York. New Yome, March iM. Tlio first bus! nena laiiuro nan oreured in Wow York's Chinatown. Tho old grocery hotiso of tho Whig Wo. Hing Company has filed n petition iu biuikrutcy, liabilities of $7403 and nesots of fiDin. Many Chin eeu merchants wero "caught" for vari ouu email amounts in tho linal crash of this old house, which had been doing uuaincas tor nearly ID years. If tho head of tho firm, Leo Loung Ling hud not loved a beautiful celestial maiden in tlio distant flowory provinco of Kong Tong, tho failure probably would never havo taken placo. At lcaa ho thinks bo and declares that while liu was away wooing and marrying tho girl of his choice in China, his partners in jured his business. Leo Lung Ling uumo Oiero from China nearly 17 years vgo, leaving behind him till) beautiful Suey Slug, He promised that ho would return with a fortune iu 10 years and claim her tJasxssaaBmsaueesaajiTi i v- V ,KJ eft Second Crowd Bringer... SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY We offer for Friday only, a big line of sale fine ginghams, all this spring's styles at 6 l-2c yard These are all thU springs' styles. We have no need to undertake to palm off old shelf worn goods as new ones. Come With the Crowd ((t EXHIBIT OF BLACK CATS DRAWN BY OUR SCHOOL CHILDREN, AT OUR STORE WEEK. X X . hand. Just 15 years from tho day of his leavo taking he returned to Kong Tong and his fiance welcomed him with open arms and thoy wero soon married, to thojoyuf tholr parents nnd friends Before going away Liog had taken into partnership with him his manager, Leo Tnu Ying nnd Young Lun Quo, his book keeper. Thoy ran tho business while ho was gono. Just beforo tho Ghinoso now year Ling landed in Now York and found that his firm owed ovoryouo from whom thoy could got credit. Most of tho creditors wero Chinoso merchants, but a few of them woro Americans. Thoy wore clam oring for thoir monoy. Lang wbb forced to toll tho creditors tho firm would havo tojgo into bankruptcy and bo, sold out for their bonodt. THE CHINESE INDEMNITY Has Been Sized Up at $200,000,000 Bonds Will Be Issued And the Rothschilds Will Get as Much'More WASittNOTOK, March 22. Although tho situation at Tieu Tain was,never re garded hero as really dangerouji. officials felt that tho prolongation of tho hostile nttitudo of the British ami' Russian forcea might lead to trouble in tho end, so that tho nowa of tho arrangement by which both powers nro allowed to recodo i iroiu inoir position wnuoui iubb ui nonor was well received horo. With tho exciting issuo withdrawn, tho Chincso troublo has assumed a losa monaciug aspect and it is reported that tho ministers havo been nblo, leaving in aboynico tho troublosomo subject of indemnities, to naako some headway toward tho disposition of tho points remaining to be adjusted under tho nrticlos subscribed to by China and tho powers. Further inquiry into tho indemnity question makes it appear that the sum of 1200,000,000, which tho ollicials consider the .maximum that should bo levied upon tho Ohineso,j represents absolutely tho limits of Chincso ability, according to tho calculations ot officials best iiiformed as to tno resources ot China. Swindler Claims to ne Cuddy', bductor. Dallas, Tox. March 22 Accord ng to a statomont made by II. W. Hummers, County Attornoy, a prisoner iu tho Pallas jail nniued II. E. Henderson has declared hlmtolt to bo tho kidnapper of young Cudahy of Omaha, lie didjiot give facts and circumstances and did not swear to his statement, although ho had been warned as rcqured by law, but says young Cudahy will Identify him . Iltinderron Bayn lio camu hero from El Paso and to that place from Denver, lie says ho was horn in Iowa, that ho once had a pat nt right which ho sold for $1(5,000, Ho stands convicted hero of dwindling and has boon Hcutonco,d to 13 years In tho penitentiary. Senatorial Ballot In Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb,. March 22. On tho senatorial ballot todavCrouuso voted for I). E. Thompson. Tho fusionists brought in two men off sick beds and caused the chango of pairs with one sick republican member an Hint three more votes wero cast, raising tho number necessary to el.-ct to tv TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED. England backing Japan against Russia Amended Manchurian treaty refused by China. Jiritish licet collecting at Wcihalwcl for demonstration against Port Arthur. War department reports surrender of General Fullou and command, ending insurrection iu Pauay. Imnorinl decree placarded at 1 okin. threatening all auti-foroign fcociotius with punishment. Southern .Pacific altollshcs low through rates between Honolulu and Lastern cities. First Ghinoso failure in New York. Grocery linn Wing Ho Hing Com pany. Russian government issues decrco for biding nssemhlngts on tho streets. Troops on both sides Kneeia England land dispute at Tien Tin witli draw. First shipment the thousand barrels Texas crude oil arrived in Now York. Preeh'eut has not Joclilud to retain Land Commissioner Hermann, Twelve additional companies coast ar tillery ar45 ordered organized. McKinlcyand Hanna conferring about Nebraska deadlock, A Cold brook Mass., woman killed Jier six children. Ex-President Harrison's estate appraieod at $380,000. Portland brewer's strike remains un changed, t i W V Vpfafll W M W Ol. B. PRASBR tfjWMMrjmjar&4rrrrMrjvMMMrjBrMrMjar&0arMM 0 YES EXAMINED AND TESTED FWfcEOPCHAKGU..., BARR'S JEWELRY STORE .Scientific Optlolan BACKING JAPAN Policy ol England in Cliiiv esc Situation BRITISH FLEET IS GATHERING Danger of Actual Conflict Has Thus Far Been Obviated New Yoiik, March 22 A dispatch to tho Hereld from Berlin says: A number of nowspapors published alarming nows in regard to -tho situation in Chinn. ENGLAND IS SAID TO BE BACKING UP JAPAN, which is mobilizing her army and tho Russian flcot is assembl ing at ho Yalu River. Tho modiation of Count Von Waldor seo in tho Tion Tatu disputo has been refused by both English and Russians. An article in tho aemi-ollluial Post does its beat to calm the public mind and states thoro is no ground for anxiety. Certain influences, it states, will bo ex erted in order to prevent tho present conflict becoming more onibitterod. London. March '22. Advices havo been recoived hero from I'ekin to tho effect that Yang Yu, tho Chinese Min ister nt St. Poteraberg, rocontly stated that modifications of somo of tho arti cles of tho Manchurian treaty had boon conceded by Russia. It Is claimed these modifications woro intended to avoid placing obstacles iu tho way f tho sov ereignty and Indonondonco of China Tho modifications wore lorwaruoa ny tno Chlneso plenipotentiaries to tl.o court of Slan Fu. An edict has boon recoived at Pokin in reply stating that THE TREA TY CANNOT RECEIVE IMPERIAL SANCTION. New Yokk, March 22. A dispatch to the Herald, from Tion Tain, Hiya: Altercations continue ihcro botweon tho French and British. An Indian olllcer of high rank horsowhippod a French sergeant. The discipline of tho Fiouch force leavos much to bo doslrcd. While tho I'rench ofllcers aro evidently doing thoir best to maintain discipline, it would not surprise nny one. to seo tho French trooa get beyond control nt any moment. Alrcadv havo been heard Fronch soldiers iiissing their own ofll cers and it is reported that somo French ollli'ora havo been stoned in n mysteri ous manner by missiles coming from untraceable quarters. . Contiugenents of Cosracks aro contin ually dribbling in, and tho Russians have now llvo hundred more than they had hero a day previous. Nothing has yet been hoard of the arrival at the mouth of tho rivor of expected reinforce ments from Port Arthur, New Chwang. On tho other hand it is roortcd and ho lloved horo that THE URITISH FLEET IH COLLKOTINU ATWK1 IIAI WEI for tho purpose of mal.ing a naval dem onstralii u against Poi t Arthur. Contrary to expectations lh days hae pasued without rerioiiri loufliut. The Riifsians with tho help .of b tween tin eo and four hundred coolies nro building a road along tho river iu front of tholr coucoNsion. I hoy have now reached a point within 50 yatds of tho Hrltish sentinel and tho work in pro ceeding rapidly. The Drltiflli advanced pickeUlnes botweon 30 and 40 fetit from tho bank and there would not ho room for the road to bo constructed without disturbing tho ground upon wli'ch tho Uritiiih nickct is stationed. General Cuinpholi informed the KuHhiunc, how over, that ho would rogmd iih an net of upgressum any attempt of tlio road bu.lders to disturb tho sidetrack or undermine tlio positions of tho Hrltish seutrieB. It is understood hero that General Campbell will inuko no reply to tlio Rus sian demand for a witudrawal and apol ogy. Tho Now South Wales naval brigade is horo from Pekin for tho purpoeo of reinforcing tho Victorian contingent in guarding tiio Hritish settlement. Tho presence of these troops and the arrival of marines from Taku has had a reassur ing effect uiKin tlio community. A plan to bear on the cettleinent has been ar ranged, but lias not yet been carried out. Tuesday morning tlio working parties stopped work on tho river side of tho road when they readied a point within 20 feet of tlio British position. Thoy subsequently resumed tho construction of tho road at a point 400 yards further Tho danger of actual conflict has thu been obviated for tho present. First Effect of the TrujJ. Ban Fiiancihco, March 22 Tlio Ex aminer says Eastern competition in tho trado of Hawaii through tian Fran cisco is to bo shut off, temporarily at least. For years tho Southern Put ilk has made a low through rail and watci rato from Chicago and other eastern SHIRTS CAPES JACKETS SILK WAISTS BABY CLOTHES i i Strange Tbtt to nuny ttotlt enter tain the Idea "aiyihlor. will do" la the way of (lanes Dee It sot t tan 1 to reason that a pair of (lasses fitted by a competent optician. usla the latest lattrumeats and methods la flllloj the eyes, sup plementtd .with years of radical experience and an optical education will save you all further an Boyance la trylaf to (et proper ljh? 118 State Strett Salem cities to Honolulu, tho rail cud of tho through rate being much lower thnn that charged merchants of this clty,says from Chicago to 8an Francisco on tho same class of business and the water end ot tho rato much lower than the regular water rato charged local merchants to Honolulu. Tho Southern Pacific has decided to abolish tho low through rato. Hereafter tho Chicago or St. Louis merchants shipping goods to Hawaii will bechaiged tho regular mail rato to this city, plus tho usual water rates to the islands. Tho company has issued a uoticu to this effect. Under this now arrangement, local moichanta bctlovo thoy can command tho bulk of tho trado of Hawaii in splto of tho competition of Pugot Hound and Now York. Thoy nro not npprenonslvo that tho eastern people will got better transportation tonus by way of San Diego, Portland, Tacoma or Soattlo and thus hold their own as against this city. Tho railroad peoplo aro not so confldont and thoreforo they look noon tho ar rangement as txpeiimental. THREE CENT FARES FOR NEW YORK With Great Reduction Time of Transit In Nkw York March. 22 At a hearinu boforo tho committee ou Btreets and railroads on tho board of .aldermen, held in tho Brooklyn Rorough Hall last night, Albert L. Johnson offorcd to be come n tenant of tho Brooklyn tunnel and reduce tho time of travol botweon tho Battery nnd Richmond liornugli to 15 minutes, besides establishing n thrco-cont faro if the tunnel woro built as ho wished It. Mr. Johnson said in part: "I am willing to conMdor any 'eason. ab'.o proposition flint may bo offered by tlio Rapid Tiunvit Commission if thoy ncludo in its proposed routo, ouo which will lead through South Brooklyn hh near Second Avenue an possible, being governed entirely by tho cost of construc tion, nnd ending on the Statcn Island aide of tho Narrows. If tho commission will submit such a plan, I shall bring beforo it n protmsl- tion worthy thoir consideration. To meet tho debt limit objection I ahull say that if tlio commission will proparo such a plan and it shows tho necessary coM will ho in excess of tho debt limit, I am cnpaijo of bringing aufllcient cicdit to ninkc up tho rirflniuncy." Ho went on to say that tho single tubo system was most economical for tlio tunnel, four or six of which could bo made, according to tho number of corporations which would join In the coiifctruclion. Thoso conditions being satisfactory, 1 no rant no would give transportation from tho Mattery to Htaten Island for 3 cents, binding himself to ehnrgo no moro than Hint and would cover tho dlstauco In 15 minutcc. Ho then mado tho nniiouticomont tiiat lie had nil grants nnd capital nnd wasnlreadyton- structlngii road from Now York to Philadelphia, in wlifoh ho intended to charge a CO cent faro, lioeald he would hind his passengers from this road nt South Ferry anil if ho got tho tunnel right ho would mnko it a part of tho Philadelphia road. Royal EnMiement will Be Announced. Nuw Yoiik, Match 22. It is stated on reliable authority that I ho Grand Duko Wilholm Ernest, of Haxo-Wolmnr, will, on tho expiration of mourning for Queen Victoria, beuiuie engaged to tho youngest daughter of tho lato fmko Alfred, of Saxe-Cohur and Gollin. B m m m m m Linen Collars For men. liraud Collars Wo soli tho Arrow In all the new shapes. m 2 for 25c I Every iDl irtuty Special Mure H HHIHMllBIUIIHIIHIMRIHMlMIRIIlllllHIIIIMaNIII BH GEN' BOTHA'S GOOD-WIFE Conveys Kitchener's Mes sage to her Husband THEY CONFER ON ' TERMS OF PEACE England's General Declines to Discuss or Consider Boer Independence London, March 22. Tho parliamen tary papors giving detuils of tlio ncgotl tions botwjson tho Boor commander-in-chief, General Botha and Lord Kitch ener, commanding the British forces in South Africa, issued this morning, begin with a tolegrnm from Sir Alfred Mllnor to Mr. Chamberlain, Tho dispatch is dated Pretoria, February 22, and elates that M.rs. Botha lias returned from a meeting with her husband, bringing s letter in rojdy to Sir Alfred Mllner'p verbal tnessngo offering to moot General Botha aa a means of ending the war or the express understanding thatho would notdlBCUss thoquoation of tho indepon donco of tho Transvaal and tho Orange Rivor Colony. Mrs. Botha assured Sir Alfred that tho letter waB writton with tho point clearly understood. Gonoral Botha refarrod the matter to his generals nnd it Was stated that tho, mooting would probably take nhicoat Middleburs. Mr. Chamborlaln replied that ho was glad to hear of ben- oral noma's uosiro to treat, ana iiopco It waR genuine. "Ho will find us" said tho Colonial Sccrotary, "anxious to meet him on nil points attec.tlng his Individu nl noaitlon." On February 27 Sir Alfred Mllnor cabled Lord Kltchenor informing htm that Gonoral Botha had written that ho would bo In Pretoria at 10 p. m. February 28. A dispatch from lxird kitchener to tho War Olllce dutod Pretoria, Febuarv 29 reports a long interview with General Botha who showed very good feeling and seemed anxious (or penco. Ho asked for information which he said he would pumnlt to his government, thu General's nnd tho people If. thov add, ho would visit tho Orango River Colonv and get them to agree and should all then hand in their arms, it would finish the war. Ho said thoy could go on for Home time and ho was not turn ho would Iks ahlo to bring about peace without lndoondoncn. "1 declined to discuss bucIi a point." said l.ord Kitchener, "and said a modi- fled lormof independence would tie most danuerous and would lead to war In the future. Replying to Gonoral Botha's I inquiries, i iiuurineii nun vu&i wnou hostilities ceased tho military would bu replared by n crown colony administra tion consisting of a nominated executive niidnssembly to advise him, followed after n period by a representative gov erment. run noers would no licensed to havo rifles to protect thom boIvob Htfiiinet the natives, tho Dutch natives, tlio Dutch and English Inn gunges woro to havu equal rights, Kaffirs would not havo tho fran chise until after reproHoutative govern mouthad been granted: tho Orange Free Statu for Kaffirs would bo considered good; church property, public trusts nnd orphan funds would not bo touched; no war tux would bo given to repair tho burned farniH and to enablo the farms to start afresh nnd colonists who had Joined the republics should bo disfran chised, "General Botha gnnorally seemed satisfied with these condition." Among the questions which Lord Kitchener np m 'H Ht all Iu every dopurtmoiit, 'voaim to give as good m, if not better values, than you can get elsewhere. M Tliero'a a dally changing of exceptional opportunities of special values, of new B arrivals, of offerings too great to be overlooked by anyone. J A Hayen for Those Who Want Good Goods New Today Shirt Waists Our third shipment of ladles shirt waists for spring 1001. Petticoats This is the soeoud shipment this spring of Lustral Pottiaoats, Ladies' Suits Today we offer a new lino the fourth shipment of suits for spring. Every Day In the year you can got bust checked ginghams at store for 6c yard the very thu big Trade Mark Reditercd. fflf-HK0r The Big StOre MaMm name cok1s for leas parent'y did not roply to were when tho war prisoners would return and retard' lug tho taking over of debts of the re publics, inc'udlng thoso legally contract ,ed since tho beginning of the war. MR CHAMBERLAIN IS INTERPELLATED Unable to Make Known The Boer Reasons d its London, March 22. In the House of commons today Colonial Secretary Chamborliri, InformedTrorilyn liberal, that lie was unablo'toTriforin tlio House what wore tho Boor reasons tor rejecting tlio peace terms. Replying to a queellou in Commons today, as to whether tho Government proposed to ask GormanV to cct with reference to Russia's octtoU in Man churia, tho foreign secretary, Lord Cranbourc, replied that tho Russian government had repeatedly declared its intontlyn to respect tho Integrity ol China and tho British Government wa not aware that Russia had infringed Dentley & Co, Lose a Valuable Horse. D. S. Bentley & Co. this morning lost a valuable Percheon horao valued at $150. The animal weighed about 1000 pounds and was a handsome dappled gray, it uecamo violently 111 and died wit unun i few hours. Gelling Better? Are you recovering a3 fast as you should? Has notyour old trouble left your blood full of impurities? And isn't this the reason you keep so poorly? Don't delay recovery longer, but take Ayer's Sarsaparilla It will remove all impurities from your blood and tone up your whole nervous system. Give Nature a little help at this time. Aid her by remov ing all the products of disease from your blood. $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. Keep your bowels in good condition with Ayer's Pills. Price 25c. a box. Write Ui doctor (rttlr U tli prtlrult'.ln Your cat. Tou will tecclT a prompt rtpty. Ad Orati.Ur.J.l' AVKll, tuwU, Mai. Reports from Philippine commission indicate rapid progress of establishment civil government and constantly Increaa increasing disposition on part of Insur gent chiefs to surrender, rresh I antes Today at Mitt Ellis & Zinn's S-iOUte Street. SilcnTPboae 2874 M mmee M M New Today i Dress Skirts j This is tho fifth time wo have an j nou need a new arrival of dress skirts, (Call and seo them. i Gordon Hats for Men Seven cases of new spring shapes just opened. Men's Suits Another fine Hue of spring eulta is now ready for your inspection, 5 Today Is the day for to 15e values, those glDgbsms 10c 5c yard THE WHITE CORNER a rtew Location Cor Court and fJstrtyg( natter goods for tho same monsy or momiythnu any heuse in the Valley. M i m i em Jki