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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
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Both in Prison.

SAN Francisco, March l5.-Colonel
james F. Smith and Joseph COfey,
the attorneys who deied the orders OF
Police Judge Joachimsen, are serving
twenty-four hours in jail for contempt
OF court.
The attorneys we're retained to de-
fend a number OF Chinese arrested for
gambling. The police were unable u
identify the Chinese by name in court,
and Smith aud Coffey were asked to
designate the defendants. They re-
fused, and were fined 500 OF twenty
four hours in Jail for contempt. They
appealed to the superior court, but
Judge Wallace sustained the police
court. The attorneys preferred to go
to jail in preference 10 paying the
fine, and delivered themselves into
the custody of the sheriff.
Smith was Friday night elected col
onel Of the First Regiment, and while
on his way to jail received a telegram
from a friend which read: Accept
my congratulations, You are the
right man in the right place."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Froebel, the great promoter of the kim
derRarten system of teaching children said:
"Let parents not live for their children, but
UiM them" The mother who understands
this sentiment lives With, ever her unborn
child. She studies 60 be wise about herself
and the little life she Is fostering. She does
ali she can 70 give her child a fair start IN
life, by giving IL a strong well developed
body. An through babyhood, childhood
and youh she lives Hfh her son or her
daughter. Especially her daughte abe viii
keep near her. She will allow NO false
modesty to stand In the way Of that daugh.
ter's knowledge of herself, Of her possibili.
ties. Of her penls. She will teach her that
happy, healihful motherhood 10 an honor,
a blessing. That sickness Is q mistake, q
breaking Of natures law. But there are
times OF unavoidable OVERRIDING when the
system becomes rundown.
For over thirty years DIR. Pierce has used
his "Favonte Prescription " as a strength
ener, a purifier, q regulator. IL works
directly upon the delicate, distinctly femi-
nine organs, in a natural, soothing way. Il
searches out he weak spots and builds
them up. II is beneficial in any state of the
svstem. A woman who would understand
! herself will hnd an able assistant by send
ing an cents TO the World's Dispeusary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. ", for Ia.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
II Is a book that has reached its oSoth thou
sand. II contains IN IT'S zoos pages an i'm
mense store of information in plain words
that any person win readily understand.
Ma. O c. SrRAR, Of S1ai Rlak, ogueFO o.,
NJ. YorI. testi6es In this wise; Our kul
child was born beioEe my wife was sixteen year
CID AAerNard her health was vefy Poor. shs
tired Or. p3erce's FaVorite P~rescftpticl. Sh1
Raiaed aesh aud strcnEth BY using two botties
bunng The last feS weeks Of her second preg'
nancy she again used the "fsesertpnane HsI
conhnsmssf was q rapid aud eAsy one. and ~
got up stEuas aud well"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15


.9Ryssrs before TIE Pz1U GA
vas started bezzs q N7r-
Lake and san Jan river ard a7
streams
The Panama -esasl E0aH y ",J
- miles log ard TIE NE2
canal 1e miles. II7nlls are thr1zn
the Nicaragua Lake Ssnjaan HTsi
and other streams oaly q miles have
70 be cut out
The only o5jstioa % having ne
canal there Is that there iss volcano
o. az island ia the center o. the axe
and theA Is always fear 10 tns
vicinity Of y~oleanos for al eruption
would be likely 10 change the @or~
q the river and lake % that il Tould
nave to Be largely remsda
It is said that TIE NicaEua canal
will cost only 2000o0
The country that owns that canal
will have 10 b neh enough to pay
for It and the county that owns II
has a right 70 collect a Toll on every
vessel going and prevent q ship Of
an enemy from passing through It,
United States wants to own THIS
canal but England don't want her to.
England owns the most Of the suez
canal and makes such profits on it
that she wants toown the Nicaragua
canal.
If England OWNS this canal it will
be dangerous for as with her large
navy.
There was a treaty made between
Nicaragua AMI c. states, that I. s.
should own and Nicaragua /.
Ia congress az Washington, D.CSen'
itOr Morgan said that o.. should
give most Of the money and 10 retern
own most Of the canal, but before be
had hardly finished his speech MI.
Rodriguez a minister from Nicaragua
said it would not BE 50. This made
the senitors mad because they thought
that Nicaragua had been told to say
this by England.
So you see We must not let Other
coutries tend TO our business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
Tbe New Tariff.

CHICAGO, March I5.-The Times
Herald publishes the complete sched-
ule Of the neg Dingley tariff la~ifrOm
it, Washington correspondent, Wal
ter WeIlman. The new tariff bin IS
conceded To BE the most complete leg
islatlye act submitted TO The Ameri-
can congress in a quaater Of a century.
Boldly meeting the situation, the
Republican members Of the ways and
a committee declare 10 the title
that their bill is IAN act 70 provide
evenue for the government and to
protect the industries Of the United
States"
The Law, II enacted as given, is ex-
pected by members Of the committee
70 produce an additional revenue Of
between seO,OOO,OOO aud s~7O,OOo,OOo a
year.
Estimates vary from the highest TO
the lowest Of these figures.
The chief addition 70 the revenue is
expected from the increase OF the
sugar duties. From this source alone
an additional revenue Of about ST.
10000 Is anticipated by Chairman
Dingley.
Wool Is another source OF new
revenue. II is estimated that the
restoration OF the wool duties will
provide an increase Of sl4,OOO,0OO in
the receipts Of the government. The
restoration Of the Mckinley rates on
lumber and timber will add another
pretty sum The fax, iute aud hemp
aud sundries schedule Will add perhaps
q, 600, 900 or -, 200, 600.
Each OF the other schedules, with a
few exceptions, Is expected tocontrio-
ute its quota TO the increase VI reye-
nue., the total increase being so dis
tributed as 10 fall lightly upon any
class Of customers, while the benefits
20 be derived from the protective feat
ures OF the law are also distributed TO
all lines Of business aud 10 all sections
OF the country.
IL Is 0 expected that the bill Will
be presented to the house on Tuesday,
aud that by a week from Monday the
house will have taken upln earnest It's
consideration. BY the middle OF April,
Speaker Reed expects to send the bill
10 the senate. Republican leaders IN
the senate believe they can pass the
measure there by the lst Of July II
they % not deceived IN this, President
! Mckinley will meet with success Ia
mia great aim In the early part OF his
administration, which IS TO place a
new tarIfi bill upon the statute-b books
by the end OF the fiscal year, or july J.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
Who Said So

The man who said that the hardest
part OF an eastern trip came after
leaving the Mississippi river, never
lourneyed between Minneapolis or ST.
Paul to Milwaukee OF Chicago over
the lines Of the Wisconsin Central,
for the accommodations over this
route are unsurpassed, the connections
are close, thus doing away with yexa-
tious delays. The dining car service
is the remark Of all travellers who 70
this way; a good square meal at
reasonable prices. For particulars
address Geo. S. Batty, General Agent.
246 Stark street, Portland, Oregon, or
Jas. Z. Pond, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. or an.
ply to your nearest ticket agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
CIRCULATION
o. Il. Day J5-rnzi Increases =
Cent


Foroui1g letters need 10 eApiA"1
ti0n. r., % 1Sq-.
-- = ". salem. OT;
ne S-g.-Wil you not peas =
-s-if the weights 0f mails =
-s-sfved from the DAILi resr
ar fully > per ceut'n9lt t-l- in
sgoe- this time. A We nave W -
80 the size q the DALI -
90. during the past year. We H.
I-ste tie comparative lncIed% ~
c-i-TIstio1. by the coDpdia''''
weights mailed
Yours very truly. Editors
SALEM. Or, Feb. >. ~"
Editor Daily Journal: mails
DvsR SR:-The weights oI I1-,,
nov received from the DAILY goLn /.
xIr.sre fully - per cent more 'naN q
wear ago al this time.
he9peB F. BoxHAN, P: N.
By J. A. SellwOod, Asst. Z. n
The circulation Of the Portland
Telegram is stated at 200 copies daily
The average circulation Of TIE ONE
Crxr DAILY has been for sometime
larger than that and the WEEKLY
Journal has a larger circulation than
ever before.
THE JOURNAL is now established as
the paper having the largest eirculA-
ton in Oregon, next to the Oregonian'
Advertisers are invited TO Inspect our
lists Of subscribers, and are reminded
that mail subscriptions are
all paid in advance, and that such
are a desirable class Of people TO 90
business with. They take this paper
because they want it, not because II Is
forced upon them, and they an get
rid Of it. ~ .ha-
pers in.O Oregon during the legislative
session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
cs,snh cannot Be Cured

9TH LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
carn9, reach Inc seat OF the disease. CA'@5in
: a blJod constitutional dls-Lse and q ot1eI
30 ,u-e il ,Ju mus, take internal rem~aieS.
LAP. Calsnh Cure IS la~kenIn.elnally and
,cy. direct, upon the blood and mucous Of
,r Hail. Ca;auh Cure Is lot 4 quack
nd c ne. It vas presented BY one Of he
81 pl,siciaus in this country for years, ana
a re 1.ar prescription It IS imposed OF
E be tanics known, combined with the
1T b Oj puuier, sctls directly upon the
ls,ou, surfaces. The perfect combination
the 80 ingredients is What pro iuoes such
.ordertll results in cunng CaIaHh. send FOR
st molials free.
F. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
gSold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Pure seed last years crop, raised on
Salem prairie, no pink, sorreI. or weeds,
better than any eastern seed. Apply
70 Mrs. L. h. Hubbard 1863, Commer.
claI street, Salem. 2-262& WI mo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
Blood Is Life.

IL is the medium which carries 10
every nerve, muscle, organ aud hher
lis n%uurishment aud strength. ltthe
blood is pure, rich aud healthy you VIII
be well. Hoods Sarsaparilla mas
power Ca keep YOU In health by making
your blood rich and pure.
Holds pills are easy 10 take, easy
cooperate. Cure indigestion, bilious
ness, 2ac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
CURED AT e YEARS,

DR.. Niles New Heart Cure Victorious-
No other medicine can show ucb SaHoAS
Here Is a veritable patriarch1 n 1eero ";
age with strong prejudice 70 overcome 1bOoo
nau hedTt Disease Is years. He tOok ths NsW0
heart Cure and is 0 sound and We'll Ne"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

As The JouRNAL refused to sup
port one Dr, Driver for senator last
spring, and he was almost defeated
for election, II Eau copy the following
from his old time antagonist, II. W.
Scott: There is an old blackguard of
Lane county, who masaueHdes under
the title OF I'D. D. All his life he
has displayed those qualities that now
exhibit their malodorous bloom or
perfected fruit Ia the uttennces OF
the quack doctor OF theology turned
Into a Quaek doctor OF politics, who
devoted himself to the Methods, NOR
ais, aad efforts OF political and theo-
logical lllDple-Mitehellism Driver
Is tolerated, but merely tolerated, IL
the church that Is 20 unfortunate az
90 passes him, for IL doesn't know
very well how Ia be lid OF HIM, ano
therefore endures him, with what
natlence Il can, lie Is a brawlinl
blackguard In politics, as he Is 4
blatant freak In theology.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Ihavo hNIasS Lake, Mich. Daa % 100,
vesrsNo oeen troubled with heart lsst
BAD Il % W more, Most Of the time IlSs Sss -
as dig" sSeI hSt x safe for ne to 20 out alopsso
sudden PSaaiPitation, shortResSs t Of bFssatb | had
physicians didS 1fSotrTendered me helpless. All
yule' In August last / co2 SSg1se 5kssePing
Dr. io@ Miles New Heart Cure
foSn SSetore l had finished the 6rst SuiS,
now as sSf f Ssei Sd5s was a Sod-sensd. 0q fbavs !
my ltsg.r SS asg against S,n patent n Sggeha sa "
giving my testi Sat5 NOT q allow TINS 70 prevent aIt
this H 10 sb remedy has wrought n cure @s Your
New Heart Cure. aPeISeSsiHaI5i92n q br, Miileas9
sd ~, MILES Heart Cure is soIdI on y STONE
AlIaTqssisatas s sei fn It s q b99rIIe viii PSSeanleeisEfe
bv sent prepaid, on reesi2s lor $, or
N. e. Medical %. Eikhsrt ina Ina
Dr. Miles Heart Cure R...sls sa
',hsalth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

d. 3, BENTLEp'

If you want Il move or want a load n.
kind hauled OIL want a load OF manuisi Il,
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, halL rr
brick or sewer pipe, see ID. 5. Benls1, ID
ner Of Front and Chemeketa streets ~ o
up telephone 80. Also wood ana s,,suad
hands at all times. Orders promptly
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Meets all masl and passenger usi Il, cg,
gage and express to all parts
Prompt service. Telephone No. loinEki
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

az Fl1& No.
Bvso - already nOrDinztH ano a.
u0st elected fOg 100
"
II f. suzzss.sd that little DE
smith il tuss ab0ot tbs size ofthe
Statesman siztesuaosbif-
"
A Fey DFDper efOTt Is being mace
n hare in tie DeE tzrG bill pro
rlstOn % hare BntsTed aloohsA fDf
msnufactursrs and chemical pDrV@
-"
UniOa Coontg Farmer. fP0-E seT
enteen from siKty iesVes nothing A
Ieast that - Republican figures REX
tive - TIE last OregDD legislature.
-
II bz Ike PztfsTsOo ard little Dr.
Smith sere - g0od - politics - tbJ
are ~ merchant and surgeon. the
would W BE- virtual rulers d On
gOD.
Perhaps the courts can alD levy
tsIes. and appropriate mOney. II the
can keep al the lizards and oODmi~
sIons 10 once for lifeS j. Oregon 60 =
erocd ~ injUDetiOnE
Harry Scott calls DR.. Driver The
Reverend Tberites." TbiscbsTactfT
was the sharp-tOnzUed buiOOn and
braggaTt 10 HODIer's Illlad, the Jack
Fals;aa Of GTecian epic.
-
Mr.. Lord IS holding Governor
Lord a close second IN the public
ure-. Of the state. After C0rbett's
fate IL settled, Mr.. Lord and the fax
Industry will lead.
-
We don't know Ira Mcfarland al
Eugene, bat his resort u coarse per
sonaI abuse, ia reply 70 Mrs.. L. Biiyeu,
ia the OregOnian, indicates that be
must have a weak cause or be a very
weak mao.
-
Mr.. DIngley: In place Of putting
on a tarln tax Of ~ 10000 o why
not create a surplus by c~uttlog down
appropriations slOO,O0 ,OoOF You bold
out an unnecessary iDducement for
extravagaDce ana proflgacy.
-.
Rev. Driver Is almost daily com
hitting some outrage On 'the genius
Of Dur Institutions" with whom be
preteDds 10 be on intimate terms Of
familiarity. She needs protection
while he Is at large.
Vol. /, No. !, OF the "Uniyersty Of
Oregon monthly" Is out, editor-in'
chief, u. " K~uokendall. IL has we'll
filed departments, a robust athletic
department aud "lots' Of college per-
sOnals.
The different state boards and COM
missions opposed the organization OF
the legislature because they feared
their official heads would fall into the
basket. Now, sInce Governor Lord
and Secretary Of State Kincaid
threaten 10 not allow their salaries,
they are praying for a session Of the
legislature. IL Is strange how hard
these Office holders are 10 please
Times M untalneef.
-.
Our dear Democratic brother from
across the Rhine, Rep. Gratke, who
got into the Mitchell push "a hours
after he reached Salem, says In his
paper; Brother Hofer OF the CAPT
TAI JOURNAL Is nervous and anxious
for an extra session OF the Legislature,
but Notwithstanding his a~damantlne
gall he approaches the subject like a
sheep-kllling dog. The May OF pub
lie opinion Is working on his pocket
Gmtke never loses sight OF the
pocket"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

II f. suxzssted that little Dc.
smith T. luss abeyot tbe sire oftbe
Statesman siztesnansbif.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Oa~'OO's Bittsr for Indigestion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Salem special 90 the Examiner As
president 0i a bank, associated with
corporations, aud Of pronounced gold
standard views on money questions, II
Is worthy OF note that the Popnl'sls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

A rery pr0Eer Effort Is being made
70 hare in TIE DeE tzriG bill spno-
vision % hare DntaTed alcohfa ~
mznufactursrs and chemical pgrpos
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

|soS frss4ursritA weserrd aOEbstt
10 . Mltcsel Tns lztters sg1ir0c-
|t8ooso1 tbs noaeT q0sstis1 Er00ght
he r4alfzod ms5s 9assibis his De-
feat. Gold-szn5zrd msuhsrs Ntbe
.kzlslztzrs id o0s baitste - az
1oaoes their pTsSreooe fOT . pr-
counoad free%lrsr candidate u
NnchsB sn5 fseesf3Tentes pYefeTrsd
81 unogmDrDDisinE go6%ssndzrd adj
roea,e Mitchell Ezs = frssSilrer Or
ssis untm TIRE late campaign. Eben BE-
claimed ~ be 10 hsSmOay with the 81
Leafs piztfoTw Gold%tsDdsTd pe0-
pc have % fsita 10 The ex-senator,
zud the silver Pe0ple consider hims
trzitOr r. their cause
In 0ae q be NeE York address
Bvsn aid. t0Bching tie position
q boz loDg the oDuntV can sand the
snaacizl depression -Ifit oyme u q
que.,i01 n eudUznoe, st ne say that
the farmers - NEBRASKA can stand u
0ngef than the people d NeE YORK.
thiscits csoo0t fsro5a tnancial policy
that makes 5eggzrs and tramDs q the
u cognty. Let them fDreclOe
TIE mDngzge On the farms: tbey.Nin
stiu have 10 fod ten41ts, Tor the
fortbe owners u tiJe mortgages
viii DOt Ngrx them Toe farmer Elil
xrgE ~ tire extent q his wants. II
aeresaU. the wives and daughters
can 90 back. Ike the women d Old,
and make the cloth and clOthe them
selves. But while the farmer i get
ting his bare living from the soil.
your streets will b filled With idle and
hungry men. and il will take all your
accumulated va u 70 keep the people
from starring"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Drsc,es Upos ne ozeZoa Ps
ard P-5ES Me-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

UniO1 Coontg Farmer. fPeO-E SeT
euteen from siKiyiesVes DOthioE ~
least that y Republican figures relz-
tive u TIE last OregDD legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
Us. FREEBURGDR.
NEW MARKED

State street, neal railroad. FTesleN "a
best meats. My patrons say keep '' ~
meats in town, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
A PURE JERSEY BULL

IFOr service for the season. CAL az nlOss
neat market, corner Center a lhned
treet. Finest milk stock If O. scr. TT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

F,-,oufas letters need 10 eKplana-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Rev. Driver Is almost daily com
hitting some outrage on 'the genius
Of our Institutions" with whom he
pretends TO be on intimate terms Of
familiarity. She needs protection
while he Is at large.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Mr. Dlngley: In place Of putting
on a tanln tax Of q 10000 why
not create a surplus BY cutting down
spprnprlatlons slOO,O0 ,OOY You hold
out an unnecessary inducement for
extravaganza q praflgacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Vol. /, No. !, OF the "Uniyersty Of
Oregon monthly" Is out, editor-in-
chief, u. V. Kuokendall. IL has we'll
flied departments, a robust athletic
department and "lots" Of college per-
sOnals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

II bg Ike PztfeTsDD and little De-
Smith sere - g0od - politics ~ tbfJ
are a. merchant and surgeon. the
would sDOa b virtual rUlers u Or.
gOD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

We don't know Ira Mcfarland az
Eugene, bat his resort ~ coarse per
sonaI abuse ia reply 70 Mrs. l.. Bilyeu,
ia the Oregonian, indicates that be
must have a weak cause or be a very
weak mao.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
NECKERMAN & ROGERS
in GrOcUINS.
r ].

X. J. Herschbach, blacksmith and Wagah
maker, horseshoeing a specially, setting shSa
new $I.25, resetting shoes Is. cents Az
other work in proportion. Satisfaction gul'
anteed. loo Chemeketa street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15

Mr.. Lord IS holding Governor
Lord a close second 10 the public
pres. o. the state. After C0rbett's
fate II settled, Mr.. Lord and the fax
Industry will lead.
The Dickinson press., 1897-11-27
Press on the Lynchings.

Wahpeton Globe: Evidently our
criminal code should be amended to
conform with civilized methods in
dealing with criminals.
Napoleon Homestead: This was one
case, the Homestead believes. in
which the part of Judge Lynch was
most justifable one.
Walhalla Mountaineer: There is no
use for the existence of lynching in
North Dxkota-we have good courts
and the guilty seldom escape.
North Dakota Eagle: If ever lynch
law could be justified, it can be in the
case of the lynching last Sunday
night.
st. Thomas Times: The people of
North Dakota are long suffering and
patient, but they insist on the machi-
merry of law working more rapidly,
and further failures in this direction
will, it is feared, cause more such
scenes as were enacted in Emmons
county last Saturday night.
The Dickinson press., 1897-11-27
NEW ARMoR PLANT.

The Special Naval Board Has the Plans
Alrsady Prepared.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The special
naval board appointed to examine into
the cost OF armor making will present
to congress details of q plant which it
has designed. It will cost more than
5000. 900 and will have . capacity Of
5000 tons Of armor per annum, which
10 about the combined capacity Of the
two armor plants now supplying the
navy. s't, SIS.
The processes Of manufacture will In
clude the very latest developments in
the art Of metanurRy. The plans are
said to be perfect in every detail and
being drawn under one Of the
Leading Expsrts ef the coustry,
tho specifications are said to be 60 well
defined that no difficulty is expected to
arise in securing straight bids. The
board has prepared the form Of adver.
tisement calling for bids for erecting
this plant. ss congress desired that in.
formation, and Secretary Long will
soon issue the advertisement. 1t is the
purpose to have all of the plans in the
secretary's hands by the first of next
month. and if the advertisement is
promptly sent out it is hoped that
within three months at the latest con.
gress will have before it full informa-
ton q to the cost of an armor plant,
as well as offers from existing plants to
sell out to the government.
The Dickinson press., 1897-11-27
THEY WANT TO VOTE.
Chinese Think Themselves Entitled to
the Rlxht Of Surface.

catnsss Think Themselvss Entitled to
the Hight Of suffrage.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Americanized
and native born Chinese will appeal to
congress for the right Of suffrage and
ask that body to repsal the Geary anti.
Chinese Law passed In 1881. A public
mass meeting viii be held at Central
Music Hall next Saturday and promi-
nent Chinese from all over the United
States will address the meeting. They
VIII declare that wrongs have been in.
dicted upon them since they have been
refused the rights Of citizenship and
will ask the aid of the people Of the
United States to help them in their
cause.
This. it = said. win be the first time
thas the Chinese shall have openly de.
ela.ed themselves. They have organ
Sazed the Chinese equal rights league Of
America, with offices in this CITY.
Wong Chin: Foo is president of the OF.
ganization.
In an interview he said: 1--WE want
Illinois, the place that Lincoln, Grant
and Logan called their home, to do for
the Chinese what the North did for the
negroes. Why should we not have .
voice in municipal and national affairs
Like other foseignerss"