) L.J-E-"-' DAILY' ME XII. 'JOURNAL .Jki tt isWWWWWWHW4.it.Wi,.1.. ' ,,T"rwrt inow it's time to think of REGULAR GOODS afcain. yfe want you to sec out line of Thomson's Oloye-Fittine Corsets I et Id ce IrrmMsoN' Wo have all the new shapes and sell them at much lower prices than "Regular Stores." frmMsort tifovinuiNQ 'MILITANT HAUITIIIP It's by selling the best known makes of joods at lower prices thin you can find HAI en -'--"'i uMfcQON. T ROOSEVELT BECOMING ALARMED At ODDftsitinn a r ban Treaty TtjESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1902. NO. 279. f - "J Suggests that Senators Form a Combine . Treaty Must Be Ratified Be fore February 1st. TROUBLES OF RUNAWAY PRINCESS Pavlns Her Jewels to iOTrfain Money llsewhere. (hat we lave constantly in creased our business. THE BROWN SHOE COMPANY'S SHOES Have been worn by all your nclnhbors, ask them about the quality in J our prices. f Our constant aim Is to jjlvc better value for the money than any Wlar store." can afford to give. We do a strictly spot cash busl. tit, Thal'o why our prlcco are so low for reliable merchandise. SHIRTS, HATS CLOTHING. Ladles and Men's Furnishings. 's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. B. T. BARNES, Proprietor, " Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa iew4t40e44aettm6mH-e4f New Designs for 1903 nshlngton, 1). c. Dc. 30.-Oih.o-Ulon to tho Cuban reciprocity tieaty Is Increasing. It must be rniin,i i... fi . Ht "tr """ "uniary, or lost Rnw-nn i," ... ' anxlim H,nt nn . , . . . ", straits, "-"" "ri do maao to forin Royal Father-In-Law Anxious to Vindicate Son Full Account Will Be Given of Her Conduct SOLDIERS CALLED TO ARMS Spain Ready to Send Troops to Morocco REPUTED COAL COMBINE Sultan in the Hands of Rebels at Fez. the VIuanaDoc. 30.-Tho Tngeblatt to day rdpflrU that the Crown Princess and Her brother ni in n.,r,ii The archiluko tried to borrow a coalition between tho susrar sonn if20,000 from a Jowsli monoy lohdor, but was refused. Jewels In pawn. He then put his stem tors. ho oppoto tho Cuban treaty and the N'ew England senators, who Wonla s JJ" m, t,h0 Hori and the actions of Princess Loulso have .o n. n 7 ' ? ''?, OW,M0 ,nv bMn ,r,,pre'1 I'V the King of KtTwi tJlL1??, fT;he " ' "'" to dispel "ho 7 "dl ,vlth w tinfawll, sentiment toward him nnd tieaty Is also pending ,h. nf,.., t..i. ....... . " ""' Jinii-f. uu win uony mo story for Ill-treatment, and show thnt the flght wns causal by tho discovery of tho Princess" armour of the Fronclt tutor. Olron. WEDDING OF MISS BARBER Had Accompanied Mrs Mc Kinley to Pacific Coast I V V Ft m & - 1 Pomeroy's. If s''8, nnrU",r In jewejrvand nowiown at romeroy you want the latest and best there is, you will examine this stock. You can make your se lection at a price to suit, and will be sure of getting the best value for the money. Prices cut in two. C.T, Pomeroy 288 Com. St., Watchmaker and Optician Canton, 0.. Dec. 30. The wedding of Miss Mary Darbsr, niece of Mrt. McKlnley, to Major Ralph Hartiell, U. p S A., was solemnised today at the home of the bride. Owing to the fact that the brIJ the wedding attended only by the relatives and a few Intimate friends of the contract- PENSIONS ITS EMPLOYES Standard Oil Company Inau gurates Benefit Plan New York, Dec 30. The employe -a rnmiii. ia in ,rai of tl Standard Oil Company In nil os family Is In mourn nif,t . .. ,, ... , . ' , , .. ,. ..... u, ... liw of tbe world will bo bonedtod by was a very quiet affair, ,,,-j ,,., ..... Foreigners arc Warned Flee to the Coast to Madrid, Dec. 30. A cabinet moling was hold today discussing tho Morocco situation. All troops nro undor mobil isation ordors. nnd trains nro In readi ness to convoy them southward. Ropoits received horo sny that tho Sultan failed to escape from tho robots at Pox, who nro now lnrostliiR the city. Tho protondor hlmsolf Is 20 mllos from 1'oz. Word Is bolng Bont to all tho forolBiiors living In tho ln teilor of Moiocco to hnston and os onpo to tho const. MmIi Id, Doc. 30. Tho jubol forcos hnvo cut off tho water supply to Fez, and imloss tho southern Kabylos como to tho aid of tho Imporlal authorltlos thoy will bo forced to capltulato In three days. Tho Spanish authorities hore nro llttlng up lnstrumonts for wireless tologrnphy botwoen Coutn and Mullltta, In ordor to lceop in constant touch with tho outsldtv Groat Ilrltaln and Franuo liavo assured tho Spanish that they deelro to matntnln In stntUH jiio. In tho event tho pretonder Ir victorious. Investigation by Illi nois Authorities Coal Held for Speculation While People m Suffering Costs $1 50 per Ton Down In Chicago Laid ChlcnRO. Doc. 30. Invoaqgntlon in to the reputed comblno of tho rail roadB nnd tulno opotators to ninnlpu Into coal bogan this morning, Attorney Gonoral Hnmlln questioning many wltf no88e8. Ono testified that It cost $1,150 per ton to mino and lay down soft coal from thq Illinois Holds to Chica go. Proofs woro offored of onornulUB quantities of coal bolng hold on Su burban tracks although tho glty !' suffering for the wnnt of fuel. Coal today sells at ?9 por ton. Much suf. faring la caused tho poor. Tho malm lino of Invoetlgatlon is to show wheth er railway odlclals nnd railways owm stock in tho coal mlnau. rltlah Subjects Are Warned. London, Doc. 30. Tho Drlllsli mln Istor to Morocco lias lustructad nil Uio- consuts to requost Hrltlsh subjeats to hasten to tho coast, as a lollglous war Is foarod. accompanied Mrs. Mc Klnley on her Pacific coast trip two years ago. A groat number of pres ents were received from Washington. Presldont Roosevelt, Secrotnry Coitel you and the entire cabinet sent hand some silver pieces, Mrs. McKlnloy's i gift was a filhor set, valued at $C00. I thfc pension plan Uiat Is to tako offect Nw Years. Any omploye teaching the agffof dl, after 3fi years' of sorvlco, rony.-lwilre on one-fourth of his- snl' i an'- This applies from the hlghost of ficial down. I1 r " V HUijj-i.j . - I U 'l'1?' V'f 1' 111 ttTTTT A X jA. : -' 1P III ! . . T lsu ' li f JMwri 7flir-.nsj 0 L.raU TV Tflfl Jnni -tff -1 ' m rssPiiPwKi :: r ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, When you aro celebrating the dnwu of a new century, drink to its pro gronsaiiew ern of prosperity In our fine brands of champagnes, wlnos, liquors. For your toddy, ogg nopg thorn is nothing flnor. Wo have a lino of fine bottled goods In brnadles, whiskies, etc . for tho holiday do mands. J. P. ROGERS. J. P. ROGERS, Issr ENTIRE CREW KILLED Train Runs into Open Switch With Frightful Results DINGER HERMANN IS OUT Forced to Resign by Pressure of SecretaryiHitchcock Washington, Dec. 30. ningor Hei mann, commissioner of tho gencrnl land office, has reslgnod, and will be succeeded by William A. ltlchards, now the assistant commissioner of tho goneral land office. Tho chnngo will . . I, .,J., I.l.l.. T.. . int. f Oulntv. Ind.. Dec 30. A freight 011 , ' cl-'i imiunuiy .mmmry jum .w. the Monon railway ran into an open Hot mann'H resignation wns requosted swlth this morning, nnd rolled 1C foot "boot two weeks ago by tho secretnty down an ombankmont. The onglneor, War On Foreigners Is Feared. Washington, Due 30. Many for eigners, espocfnlly Spaniards, Oer ninnH nnd Kngltsh. nio cooped up In Fes. They will be Imperiled If the. lebols wage war on tliom, which Is feared. Thar Is n possibility of the repeti tion of tho Polttn expedition, ns it Is bolng discussed In some diplomatic c lie I os hero. Children Cry for " Fletcher's Cnstorln. TODAY Log Cabin Creams ' ' Stand Caramels Peanut Ice At ZINNS 164 State St. Phone 2074 Main. s t Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. . eMeaosssacoa09 HtiKKi CHRISTMAS Wt vvlUesdJust U iIms'J touiMof " j lor i,iiiiii" - fireman nnd brakoman woro killed. The train contained olght enrs of live stock, and many cattlo were klllod and others trampled nnd mnnglod. 'K'lSt Thirty People Injured. .Marion, Ind., Dec. 30. Thlity peo ple were Injured, two laiaiiy, in w street car accident this morning. The 'car was running at a high rate of speed when It was aeralled and ran down an embankment, where it was crushed to pieces. of the Interior, nnd wns Immediately presented. Charges havo boon pre ferred against two of tho subordinate officials in the land ofllcos Involving alleged Irrogulnrltloe, and they have been given n specific tlmo in which to mako answer. NEW FANCY RIBBONS 19c per yd Just received a new line of No. 8o four Inch ribbons All silk, fancy weaves and patterns In great variety. Special J 9c Yard S A NEW oar nAwr.r 'r Jour kltf hen will make you UQ at tho hlch nricos of After T-nil hcivo i.on.l I n ' ,rt tlmo you will wondor why Weltered ovor a hot wood . . luring tho hoatod term. '.'. worried ovor starting a ; ; UU n W n.nHln AMa.IAw 711 a touch of a match innkos wSht bta7e sonflnod to vour lD8 utensils, and not hont- 'T huilBO fni- lin utinla l; T fooking by gas. IffttM GAS LIGHT COMPANY in .-' ODJ. A rii.M.Lr. OI Bancroft Optical Co.fijoO 259 commercial au A.M.BAHCROFT nye SFeuan,-qmyaj eoooee J NEAR SEATTLE Female Midget Dead FuttWoith,Dc.30.-FntmaHoi.oo, thofamousBurmesemldgetonoothe smnlles In the world, aged 38 yean, and weighing only 15 pounds, died at Laumont last nlsbt So waa takn B,ck on the stage, and died al most stantly. Her twin brother U still Mi ing. has A Memorial to Watts. . .. tw . Carnegl fferJw.o)0 toward the erection of offerwi "' wu. the n 111B "'"" If tbe effer U unae- .-, . lamas WattS, a memormi - Bremmerton Naval Station Condemned Washington. Uc. SO.-On account of the Immoral Influences prevailing in the town of Bremerton. Washing ton, the navy department today or dered tbat no more ships be seat to otII inQuenees existing tksr are n edled. Nawl offleers. who have In vestlgateU. reported that opn gam UllngndtheMclle'Pt WANT RAILWAY EXTENSION Yamhillers Ask for a Lafayette to St- Jo. Line Lafayette. Or., Dex-. JW. It is stated upon good authority that the citlMUS of MoMlnnvillo. lifnyette, Dayton, Duudoo and Newberg will soon elrculato petitions for slgnnturus ami present the samo to tlie Southern J'adfle Company, asking them to ox tend the road through Lafayette and eosnect with the West Side road at St. Josih. Tbe dlstanco from Lafay, eU to St Joseph Is one and a half wiles, and tho company would save keeping up the expensive bridge at Lafayette, and also nine mllos ol trask from from I-afayetto to White son, and the company does not re ceive much freight between tho two stations. The change would then pit Xewberg. Dundee. Dayton and Iafny Special Sale of SOILED HANDKERCHIEFS RfMj Chemeketa St. J mw)t ln Aw9Hca lor HHHlllljmilllSrinC to wt a msmorlaL . ni ciaara emur .. ,ha move-aowtm - ""- , .. eepted he m w TV.wtde of railroad agate aw - morfnA iui a n. .. , a im uuu win u.nn unlverslt Endowed. f.a I railroad enneUi with the - aL Dec .-T Um towty t ad the rallwwd wwW W- "". .,... ,. i- ui kavtf a larger passenger traffic in Method! vmj -- m. hm 9 PMUto Me. d0W0d . L. J!Tsi Mart asd JhR mm W thin reaeh Dallas by roilHlUQ fttwgt""'" - (S ..I itAAji suapL rwirw MatlfC W '"'"' A line of our best 18c aid 20c HANDKERCHIEFS used In our Christmas displays are offered Special Oc Each 4f?- J" k0S A line of exceptionally 11 good 25c and 35c HANDKERCHIEFS silently mussed from being displayed Special 1 5c Each Big Hosiery Sale Tomowow XXX Wait for it. X X X Are You Wearing ii H. S. & M. Clothing j; If not, why not? It's the ! ! cheapest and best high grade !! clothing on the market. It's j j the only absolutely guaranteed !! clothing that carries with it a !! written guarantee- s). 4fllplllll-l4-H-Mlt)eig4f4ttV-- .! ! I IS y., jr , " 4. i - vHf-ff.. s wt.ct-- i-mciy it t. ty C