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iwv77",rvwviyjr'',' "mv 'jfi!j(ffltmi1-" fv-v&w -' 'VfMr ' " " 't'E'W'r3'Wgtl3J TV w fluraal C SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 100. NO. 4. ,XtW. .... -"Tvxvvmtmir,''m ' ML ft dfkiMiMt jk a - 9F ifWP ' VIP"-" JTJ S-3MP VJBrO -j zeisscr "- jh - -r t '.m ra-aaHriHnn k.nf rr7k APAN SENDS FLEET TO CHINA $00,000 to Ton Gold Strike at Tonopah, Nevada SmT , iDtncir Incccuccc lumu . IcxDiirnc Ircrac IN IUNTY iTALWARTS it CONVENTION PACIFIC COAST INVADED flDOPTS PLATFORM AND 110 HARMONIZE CON- T!C WTKRKSTS PRO- r0H 8ANTIAM RKPUII- SftIS0L17TIOX EN. "50 FHKK LOCKS AND LIT OREGON CITY. BY MISS GOLDMAN CAMPAIGN TO RE MARE I1V APOSTLES OF ANAIIOIIY RE SIST GOVERNMENTAL TYRAN NY INi EVERY FORM IS THE RATTLE CRY OF THE LEADERS f OK THE IlLAGK FLAG CRUSADE WILL COMBAT SOCIALISTS. kfcMblImn conference called kbfsbllctD county central lit the nrmorv tnilnv linn lltant crowd of delegates from the ,octM' .Wform wwwk.-s. East, Emma Goldman way I (Unltod Press Loused Wlro.) , Portland, Or., Mar"h 14. Driven of the also find tuAon page six). (Conttnued ob page aevea). niCAGO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE - DEFENSES ON THE PACIFIC JAPAN SENDS A 1 FLEET AS ON ATLANTIC COAST IS TO RE FORTIFIED AGAINST AN INVASION FROM ORIENTAL PORTS CAPTAIN WAINWRIGHT SUCCEEDS AD MIRAL EVANS IN COMMAND OF FLEET. on! EALED ORDERS ANNOUNCEMENT CAUSES GREAT I5FrF.MENT IN OFFICIAL C1R- OLCH-i-IH RELIEVED TO RE 3 J. HOUND FOR A CHINESE PORT ELECTIONS IN J 1 - (United Press Leased Wlro.) Hong Kong, March 14. Japan" Is making dellnlto preparations to effect tho raloriso of tho steamer Tntsu Maru.vwhlch was aclted by tho Chi- awi jw iv JAPAN. (United Press Leaned Wlro.) Washington, March 14. Millions ot dollars for tho fortification and const ucionus oi ui ramus vu- neB0 gOYcrntnont by forco, and a board of tho Unltod States and for .Bnlmdron of t)lft uiknilo. i.iKe.t tho Philippine lslanda will be air- nRerg Rm, a nnmlm ot mMm ricd in tno formications nppropna-j tion bill, which is now under con- i's Greatest Dry Goods Sellers iXfEvor Iirothcrfl place on sale till work tlm Grandest Llncasl Jfrwhsndhw that vns ever shown lu Salem, High class goods 1 . Sw Drrs-i Goods. Flno Silks. Ladles' Suite. Ladles' i Fle HEUnery, New Ijices, New Dross Trimming, Lingerie S lUe Hwlery, New Embroideries, Now RomcMlcs, Indies' Gwu, Clears nnd Fancy Goods,. Tho Chicago Store always fH Hood at tho lowest price. nit of yards of pretty 1 no ready for your They are the latest cf the best up to date tti. We have, them 'tTWT ubide. design and 101 Mk for. Frlceu Tvd i$c,49c, 65c, 75c, 98c SILKS! SILKS! Unrrta.i w .. ..... . nf big boms. -f-4 m za&t ts tTfy ttw -.,.. t . aa 25c49c,65c, BldCtratlon by tho house committeo ou appropriations. A prominent mombor of tho commltoo said teday: "Tho bill will take duo cognltanco of tho situation in tho Orlont nnd on tho Pacific seaboard. It will mako provision for as groat protection on tho Pacific, const as thero is now on tho Atlantlo const. Thero will bo no stint, wo think, In tho allowance- of money mado for the protection of this country from any powlblo for eign foo." I TONAPAH GOLD STRIKE . f. . 01?dMMM,fNW-PKR TON ToHOpAb, NVv Mrrii M. In bnbitntttA of tfii city and vicinity nro excited orer another rich gold strike, that hnn been made herv, tliiH time in the Round Mountain camp. RrjioHH from there toilny Htnt that it In the biggest of the kind ever Ntmrk in tliis district. Eight inclus of ore, practically nrt gdd, was struck nt a depth of 1(M) feet. U Ih (v.tltnated it will run 9200,000 to the ton. STRUGGLE OVER A CABLE CHINA LEADS OFF .IAPAN GEl'S A SLASH IN THE FAOIJ-APAN IS PLANNING AHOUND-THE-WORLD STEAM ER LINE AMEIHGAN HAIL ROAD WANTS CONNECTION WITH ORIENTAL COMMERCE 11Y WATER TRANSPORTATION. London, Mnrch 14. China today dealt Japan anathor flgurntlvo slash in tho faco, by notifying tho Mikado's government that uho would not rec ognlzo tho transfor to Japan of tho shoro rights recently grantod tho Groat js'orthorn Company, n Danluh telegraph nnd cnblo company, GEORGE ENTERS THE RACE FOR I. S. SENATOR DECLARES THE IEOPLEr RB GXKDI.KSH OF PARTISAN CON SIDEK.VnONH, HAVE TUB 1UCSI1T TO NOMINATE AND ELECT STATEMENT PRE PARED WHILE HE HAS HEt.V . AT -V QUINA RAY. (United ProDa Loaaod Wlro.) Portland, March 14. From hh authoritative source it has boon leaned that Oovornoi Chawborlatji will aunounco his candlitoy foi' the Unlt'Hl Stntcfl sonatornklp 1b tH Eunday morning papora of this city lioJhaa been pYgutnk Kay for " " ' . 'J"awaaaMMMBsw i TmSi tar m'iflL 1 1 1 1 1 iii Jim MM , i Wi I .Ml . i 'll&vV Aall'l "'Mm To Ructeed Evans. WnshlnKton. March 14. Tho navy department has deoldod to recom- "shtlng vessels are about to rtart mend to tho President tho Bolcction for ca- , of Captain Richard Walnwrlght to ' A ulsjjatch recolved today via For succeod Admiral Evans as command- mo,a that a Japans squadron or of tho United States Atlantic floet, ,a about to 8aI1 on u Bc-ot hiImIoii now at Magdalena bay. The elec- u"uer Bla,cu oruBr8- in u"8 8lua tlon will carry with it tho command ron ar0 tn0 crulsora Yakuma, Asama of the fleet on 'its crulso around tho and Akltsushlma and a flotilla coni Wnrt I posed of torpedo boats and other It Is qulto probable President 1BmaI1 craft of tb,s tyP RooRCvelt will approve the selootlon ' The announcement has eaumd in of Walnwrlght, ot whom he person- tenw oltomont in tho offlolal olr niiv i. fnn,i. hut thA iiflmea of Cnn- ot HonK Kong and the govern- tains Sporry and Schroeder aro nl- raoat at Pok,n ha uoetlrred Itself so montloned In connection with the morti tnan at any tm0 'nc0 the appointment. It Is understood that trc,jb,e over tho TaUu Maru n tho change of commanders will not broko- Jt foc,B tbat JaPa" ' abol take place until Just boforo tho fleet ito mako tbo attaok tliat Jt thrwt" sails from San Francisco for tho re- cnd to nmke ,n tbo ovont tnat mi.i- io ,! .,.n,t h China failed to Indlcato that it In- world. In tho meantime it Is quite 'tondod to re,oaSG tle steamer. While '.!,. j ' V")KvZ "T" --Y" -T -- - Japanew statoemeif aro saWTo (' dh'f, Jhapetting thQ oytfter. eH In n boiling rngo qver tho affair',! under tho control of tho state, apd andf qompllentlona are-rogaVded as!prcrmruj a -rtaKmiwit Mfckli M har cerlaln. glvon to tho i.ross, roylewjng tlm Tho troublo Is ovor tho Shanghai.! whole .ultuutlon, and advising ther JfagaslkR cablo. v Recently 'Japan loopl0 to rtand by the laws of the completed arrangements to take Utnto that Koiido fcr direct uomlna- over tho shoro rights and nrlvllogca.Hon nnd direct oloctlon. Tljo argu- Swell Suits NOW ON SALE St ,,1i f lx T.1 iw. . ' nmtw ''a rf,. wsre Ut bwiutj. Materluls . and Triniininc Latent Ibices the KJSO, $10O, f I3JJ0, $tJ 18 probable that con gross WHI pass an act making Evans a vice-admiral. Captain Walnwrlght, who likely will sucotod Evans, will bo remom- berod no ono of the conspicuous heroes of (he naval engagement off Santiago harbor, whon be pluaklly sent tho little converted' yaabt. Glouceiur, into the thick ot the fighting and exohanged shots with the big armorotads of the Spanish fleet. thero is no means of learning the destination of the squadron, tho Chinas onlolajs at Hong Kong do not doubt that it will be bound for Maeeo when It receives tho sailing orders that have already been pre pared for It. Review of Hvenf, On February 7 Chinese ofllolals seized the Japanoo steamer Tatsu Mam, off Macao, charging she was carrying arms to Chelnese rohels. The Japanese flag was hauled dowa. and the crew hold as contra bandist. Tatsn Maru iaken Recall Men of North, Sivmln. Wash.. March 14. Ah result of mental derangement ofjWhampoa. on the Canton Master Signal Electrician George wnorw -" v .u. jn toj river, I granted tho Danish corporation. This would hnvo glvon her control of both onds of tho cable. Whon tho Pokln govornmont heard of this it notified tho Great Northorn Company that tho transfor would not bo sanctioned. Thore is much speculation as to why Japan has not forced tho Isauo on tho Tntsti Maru Incident, and a general belief that China has called tho Mlkado'a bluff. Opinion differs as to whether Japan is being re strained by tho Dritlsh attitude or by tho lack of funds. Extend Jauinnsfl Line. Victoria. R. C. March 14. The Toyo Klsen Knlsha. a Japanese lino operating sorvlcou botween the Ori ent and San Francisco and from Yo kohama to Chile, has under consider ation tho establishment of a round-thp-world sorvlce, according to ad vices received hero from Tokio. Tho projoot, nccordlng to a Japanoo newspaper, will involve tho flotaiion of n loan of 25.000.000 yen for thj purohuso of liners for the service, etc., n large (loot being reuqired. The itinerary proposed for tho line d I flora from that of other round-tho-world services operated by the Dine Funnel. Kobiiioh aud Ohnr genre Reunle lines, tho steamers ply ing from Yokohama by way of tho Orient and Suoz to Liverpool, thence to New York and by way of American ports and Cape Horn and West Coast ports to Puget Sound, thence home ward. On the completion of (he Pan ama canal, the Intention is to use that waterway. Steamer Lin (o Jupari. rocnt roviows the strtigglo that has. Leon going on in Oregon to tako this. matter entirely out of tho hands of the legislature, and phtco It where all parties hnvo said it belongs, with1 the people themselves, rogardlQis of partisan mnohino considerations-. here today that J. II. Hllnnd, third vire-proaidont of tho Chicago, Mil wuukoo & St. Paul Railroad Com pony, who has boon hore for several days, has completed satisfactory ar rangements for stoamship servico b&twen Hong Kong and Japanese porta and Tacoma, Wnah., to which Inttor point tho company's trains aro expected to bo running early next year. The Osaka Shoshon Kalshu lino, which Ih building six largo steamers at N'agaerkf, It Is said, Iioh accepted a proposition by the railroad com pany to carry IU freight to tho Orient. Wim nil Opium Fiend. Spoknuc, Wash., March 14. Poroy T. Fish, a traveling man for tlyJ ROvolty Mmiu factoring Compuny, 6f Portland. Or., wad found dead in n nhtuj) dplutii iliu lit this city this morning. The rais. of his death was given by the coroner as opium poisoning. He was well drossed and hod moy Ho belonged to tho or der of Elks. o i Would fou give 25 cents to stop your cw-igh? Then got a bottle of Kemp'a Balsam and you will have enough for the whole family. It Tokio, March 14. It la reported eosta 25 cents, Treffinger, at Fort Davis, Alaska, the j war department has isaued orders tbat an soon as navigation opens, all army men who have been in the north more than two years are to be withdrawn. Treffinger has been con stantly on duty In Alaska since July, 190 4. having been retained there upon bis own request. The trouble with Treffinger Is sup posed to be due to the rigorous cli mate, and the conditions under waioh the army men have to serve In Alaska. There are sow 35 en listed men oa the algaal corps who Raron Hayasbl, Japanese minis ter to China, delivered ultimatum from Japanese foreign office, de manding immediate release of the Tatsu Maru. the payment of indem nity and that Chinese warship salute the Japanese flag when again rlsed. China sought mediation. Japan refused Yuan Shi Kai, of Chinese foreign office, advised complying with Japan's demands. Dowager emprets interfered and doelared war preferred to settlement such a Japan proposed. 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