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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
GREAT STEEL TRUST
TO BE FORMED
To Control the Price Of Rlllets. Steel Beams
and Bessemer Steel Pro-
ducts,

To Control the Price Of BIIIets. steel Beams
and Bessemer Steel Pro-
ducts,
~ Associated PFeas e. the Journal
NEW YORK, Nov. S.--Itis learned from
Trustworthy source that meeting Of
representatives OF the steel companies
has Just been held in this city. Steps
were taken some time ago TO perfect the
proposed steel billet pool and two meet
inps for drawing up and adopting agree
ments under which the pool could be
formed haye now been held.
What action was taken at this latest
meeting could not be learned. II is
known that nothing definite was done
at the previous meeting, as It was de.
cided to defer action until after the elec.
tiOn. Rumors hsve been current for
some time that the price Of steel billets
would be advanced TO $50 a ton. The
present price is Sls 80.
Those present at this recent meeting
we're @. NJ. schwab President of the
Carnegie Steel Company Willis L. King
Chairman Of Jones & Lughlins, Limited
ond +. r. Hirsch of the Pittsburg dis.
trict of the American Steel & Wire Com.
pany.
1t was learned that the other concerns
TO be included in the pool are the Ma
tional Steel Company. Federal Steel
Company, Cambridge Steel Company ;
Passaic Rolling Mill Company; Lack
awanna Iron Il Steel Company; Penn.
sylvania Steel Company and several
smaller concerns In the West. q,
A IN setting of the beam pool is also
likely TO be held here today. The COR
porations parties 10 the beam pool are
the Pencoy Iron Company, Jones &
Laughlins, Limited; Carnegie Steel
Company; Pennsylvania Steel Company
Passaie Rolling Mill Company and Cam
bria Steel Company.
Al a meeting two months ago the pool
reduced prices on structural steel from
Sl,9O to also a 100 pounds. Demand
has been 80 stimulated the last few
weeks that the part Of the old price may
be restored.
A price on bessemer iron may be ad
opted by owners Of the Mahoning and
shenango Merchant furnaces at meet
ing TO be held at Cleveland today. Fur
naces refused to sell beyond January
and the new price proposed is tl5 ton
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
ITALIAN ANARHISTS
WILL CELEBRATE

NEw YoRK, Nov. s.-The Italian an
a-chists OF this city announce that they
will give a benefit entertainment on
November 10 in aid of the wife and
family Of Bresci who assassinated King
Humbert.
incidentally the anarchists will COM
memOrate the hanging OF the anarchisls
n Chicago for the Haymarket bomb
throwing. Mrs, Bresci has declared
that she viii have nothing
to do with the anarchists
and her friends and neighbors are angry
at the attempt Of the anarchists TO
elnneet her name with their entertain
ment
Her friends say that the benefit ioI
Mrs. Bresci" is merely cloak to hide
an intention to celebrate the Haymarket
riots The entertainment, the anar-
chists say, will be held in the Bowery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
ENGLISH FINANCIERS
ARE SATISFIED
Bryan's Defeat Stops the
Drain of Gold
Bankers Declare Thaf sIlver Has Received It's
Finishing Blow in This
Election

~ sseiatea Pr~ss ts fhs Jaursah
NEw YoRK, Nov. s.-England's lead
ing representatives ofhigh finance have
been interviewed by the London cores
pondent Of the World relative to the
election in the United States.
The Governor Of the Bank Of England
Samuel Stewart Gladstone said
"The Bank Of England never gives
opinions but my personal views YOU are
welcome to. McKinley's election must
have healthy effect both financially
aud politically. consider It in the FIRST
place as great security for the peace o!
the world. Here undoubtedly the belief
has been that If Bryan we're elected it
might mean disturbance and unsettle.
ment in the financial world. Now we
may look to revival of business and
strengthening Of American securities"
Hon. Francis Barring, the working
chief Of the firm Of Barring Bros, said:
THE good effect of McKinley's election
has been already reflected in the Ameri-
can market, where prices have hardened
greatly. believe that IL will sincrease
confidence and that business will neces-
sarily improve. English capital will be
more freely invested in American secur.
tiles and undertakings.
"As to it's bearing on bfmetalism that
is too big question TO go into today.
Sufficient for the day is the evil thereof"
At the London office OF the Morgaus,
Pierpont Morgan said: 81 consider that
the settlement Of the question is a relief
TO business interests both here aud in
America. The general effect on COM
merce and finance must be excellent.
For the past fortnight prices have shown
an upward t,ndency and the general re-
lief has been expressed by the further
immediate improvement.
GAS 10 the silver movement now II has
got its finishing stroke. The buying Of
American securities here is mainly for
America. There has been steady
stream Of buying for some time past
but now that Mckinley is elected
enough money will also be forthcoming
for American stocks"
Sir Samuel Montague, head Of the we'll
known BANKERS Of that name said:
"In consultation with my partners we
agreed that II Bryan was elected Ameri-
caus would Immediately begin 10 hoard
gold apprehending some kind Of silver
legislation that would draw on our gold
reserves, causing stringency in the
money market. This fear has been re-
moved by McKinley's election and now
the drain OF gold will stop; therefore
the effect on the money market will be
good. II will also enhance sound Amer
ican securities for investors and manu-.
iacturers who feared the possibility Of
Bryan's election were uncertain whether
they would be paid in gold or silver"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
NO ALLIANCES
IN CHINA

UnSle Sam WIN Keep HIS Hands Free for Any
Emerveney.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-Danger in the
negotiations now in progress in Pekin
will, II lie believed, arise when Russia
takes formal steps for the protection Of
her railroad interests in Northern
China, says a Washington dispatch to
the Herald.
Under article three Of the Anglo-Ger-
mau agreeman Great Braitain and Ger
many reserve to themselves the right To
take such measures for the protection Of
their own interests as may seem adyis
able interpreting the move OF any other
power 10 suit their own views. IL is
thought possible that any steps taken
by Russia to insure the safety Of her
railroad interests may he regarded by
the signa;ories OF the Anglo German
agreement as cause for the seizure Of
territory in the Yangtse Kiang Valley
and in the Province Of Shan TunR.
In view Of this probably there has
been considerable talk at Washington OF
the organization Of a combination TO
prevent any such move the parties TO il
being Russia, France aud the United
States.
II can be stated ON high authority
that no understanding has been reached
between Russia, France, the United
States and Spain TO cOunterpoise the
Anglo-American agreement.
There Is apparently no intention ON
the part Of the government TO enter into
an alliance with any power.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
A TERRIBLE
TRAIN COLLISION
Between Two FreightS on the
S. Pacific at ROSeburg.
Probably -Four viii Lose Their Llves and 9th
ers are Inlured and May Not Recover.

~ Associates Press - ths Ss~rnas
RosRBURa, Ore, Nov. SIN q collision
this morning between North bound and
South bound freight trains, Sam Hend-
ricks, engineer, and Fireman Willhound
we're killed and Engineer Walter Dren
nan fatally injured. Fireman Riddle
lost foot and was otherwise bruised.
Howard, brakeman. spine injured, re.
covery doubtful.
The injured we're taken to the hospital
at Portland by special train leaving here
at p. IN. The Shasta express cannot
go through but train made up here
win take it's place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
SALEM SOCIETY
SEASON is OPEN
A Number Of Receptions and Church Affairs
Worth Knowing About.

A Number Of Receptions and Church Affairs
Worth Knowing About.
Mrs. f. M. Laiore is givinga luncheon
this afternoon.
From two to five this Thursday and
Friday afternoons Mrs. l.. Patterson
is giving an informal luncheon to her
friends.
Friday afternoon the ladies auxiliary
Of the board OF missions Of st. Paul
Episcopal church hold a session.
The Congregational ladies serve one Of
their chicken dinners Friday evening,
See announcement.
The Episcopal church gives a chicken
pie supper some evening next week. 1t
ia to be the first OF a series, or as long
as chicken lasts.
Rector scovell of St. Paups church is
confined TO his rooms at the residence
Of Thos. Holman, but is better now.
Prof, Coever who has built up large
class in music and is a fine tenor singer,
leaves in few days for Honolulu where
he has position as music teacher in the
public schools.
The Catholic ladies aid society met at
four o'clock this aiteSnOon at st. Joseph s
church and re.orRanized for carrying on
the social work OF the church this com
ing sea son.
The old folks whist club met with
MIR. and Mrs. IL. B. Thielsen ON Monday
night and will meet next Monday even.
ing with Mr., and Mrs. A. Il. Gilbert.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
Rnrlla1tor Wares RaIsed.

A Burlington man has few prosper
ity figures TO offer. Nearly a year ago
a new scale TO pay switchmen was made
effective. Before II il went into effect
day switchmen, who worked thirty-one
days in the month received t65.57 for
their labor. Now they receive tSO.4s.
Under theold scale night switchmon re
eeived S7l.64, while now receive $50 A.
Day toTemen received $3.50. but they
now get fs9.52, while night ioremen re-
ceived under the old scale SSS.a6. They
now receive $685.. The aggregate
amount paid out 10 laborers In the Lin.
coin yards this month will greatly GA
oeed the amount paid out one year ago.
--Nebraska State Journal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
- HOTEL ARRIVALS. *
Willamette.

Willamette.
@. r. Mulnper, Brooks.
A. l.. Porter, Dallas, Or.
Edwin Stone, Albany.
j. X. Wyatt, Albany.
Henry Lang, Portland.
Alex COhn, San Francisco.
A. n Smith, Portland.
A. W. Drummond.
w. n. Norman, San Francisco.
w. w. Carpenter, Lacrosse, Wis.
II q. Mckinley, La Crosse, Wis.
Frank Hont, New York.
r. II. Gerold, Portland.
l.. T, Berlin, Portland.
III. A. Smith, Portland.
Jno. X. Cordray, Portl0nd.
A. M. Prosser. San Francisco.
w. q. Bohn, Portland.
Chas. III. Gleim, Portland.
+. w. ChurchOuse, Portland.
@. III. Markham, Portland.
N. N, Nelson, San Francisco.
w. +. Osborn, Portland.
}, +. Young, Pontiac, III.
Cottage.
sherman Swank, Aumsville.
Il. Il. Haynie, Chicago.
Mrs. 4. II. Haynie, Chicago.
ID. B Zeh, Albany.
l.. X. PeasOn, Portland.
Miss Jennie Ruger, Portland.
ROtert Smith, Portland.
Martin White, 81. Hellens.
Miss Nj l.. Whall, San Francisco
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
FOOTBALL
NEXT SATURDAY

There will be game Of football at the
fair grounds next Saturday between the
team OF the Salem Athletic club and the
Chemawa team.
The game will be called at p. m
and it will be for blood, not kidglove
proposition nor a practice game.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
REPUBLICAN
CITYlPRIMARIES

City Chairman Geo F. Rodgers will
issue call for Republican primaries, to
be held on Nov. 23, 10 elect delegates to
a convention which will be held ON Nov.
29th for the purpose Of Republican
ticket, for the city election which takes
place on Dec. 3rd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
CITY REVENUES
ARE INCREASING

Only Two Cases Against the County Where
Formerly There Were 30 10 40
q Month.
City Recorder N. ]. Judah Wednes-
day fled his report for the month Of
October with the city council, showing
the work Of the recorders court and the
Justice court, as we'll as the receipts OF
the office. The cash receipts of the re-
corder's Office, according to the report
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
CANVASSING
THE RETURNS

The last OF the Marion county election
returns were brought in this morning.
County Clerk Hall called in Justice Of
the Peace j. O'DOnald Of this city, and
II. Overton Of WOodburn, and the work
OF canyassing the returns was COM
menced at p, m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
Another PARDON Asked.

A petition has been. received by the
governor, from Crook county, asking
for theipardon oi John Campbell, who
Is serving a term Of life imprisonment
for the murder Of Isaac sweariugen in
1895.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
fire near MasIsay

A large barn ON the farm Of Richard
w. Gary, near Macleay, burned 10 the
ground early Wednesday morning The
origin Of the fire is unknown. The barn
was erected about twenty-five years ago
and Il was insured for $3.50 in the Butte
viii Fire Relief Association.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

will be given in the parlors Of the First
congregational. church next Friday eve.
ming Nov 8. From b to 8 p. m. Supper
20 cents, children l5. il6t3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

Take your choice and dc,IaDsIrs
taste. Make il Honey, M b g''', 4
any other fruit, yegelassl,1l s,l x sosr
YOU need. We can ~ ~ ief -
promptly, giving you Ins
market al low prices .,s 4 RiaR
cod b"AN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
SOIL ANNEXED
BY RUSSIA

TlsN TsN, Nov. s,-General Lineviteh
Commander Of the Russian troops, has
officially notified the foreign consults
that the land on the river side, opposite
the BrItish and German settlement, has
been annexed TO Russia by right Of con-
quest.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

FOR RENT--Six room house in South
Salem, cellar and barn Inquire 96
Liberty street. lIS St.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

Household Treasures Hsd s6 yefS -four Ras Sns s
bin 40 inches deeper than on ordinary treasures one
bin has partitions in for different kinds OF flour Each BIN
holds so ID sack Of flour and quart Seve wo NICE cea
bread boards Two small drawers draw has PARTITIONS
for knives forks and spoons and are we'll finished at prices
that are within reach OF all.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

The real estate Of the COs's''@ s'.0 ia.,
located onNorth Liberty stress.,s'' stres,,s. ~
and three lots on Chemssss'ss s,,sl I Z,
will be sold at public sslS S.ilsv y NltA
court house at Salem on ri''-
at 10 a. m. .,,v Guafll,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements under this
head sea line each issne.

BOY WANTED--To carry Daily Orego-
nian. Inquire at Waters cigar store.
ll8tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

Mrs Virgins will reopen her art
studio at her house on Oak and Capital
Street about November 10. Pupils in
drawing and oil from model, cast and
life. iI;72t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

Ladies', you will find a full line Of
street and dress hats at lowest prices on
state street. Miss ". SAITH.
ll.5.lWH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
CcmfoTf and Enjoyment

Comfort and Enjoyment
= Two things that make people happy
Comfortable seats and food that YOU can
enjoy are provided for the patrons OF
StrOng's Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

On nhuu NONtWucA 4 .sssss pAf-N ~
In the recorders court the following
cases were disposed of:
City vs. Lundy, riding without light,
fined 81 paid.
City VS.. Mccormick, aiding person to
escape, fined $40; suspended.
City VS.. Down, drunkenness, fined f6. ;
paid.
City VS.. Yates, disorderly conduct,
fined SIS paid.
City va. o'Leary, drunkenness, COM
mitted for days.
City vs. Bellinger, riding without a
light, fined 81; paid.
City VS.. Airport, riding without a
light, fined 81; paid.
The CAGES in the justice court, to-
gether with the fees due thereon from
the county, are as follows:
State vs. Vaughn, j. P. fees. 1925 (;
Tconstable's fees $3.50.
State Va. Tucker, J. P. fees, 1895 /;
constable's fees, $40.
Due from the county, s24.l0.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
American LaullI

Owned and operated BY .1 AH,'i' a'iI''
Work iiFst-class. Give y VIZ Wv A
age. Main Office and launwS5; w9;o -
Church street. Telephone c.., Ms sloa
Branch offices, Wiprut O Ogl,a ,a,osq
Fair Ground Store, Iew rAIn
Allen q Rowersox, State stfes. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
Elsslsa 20 Whlts House

YOu may not DE elected president, but
yon can elect 10 eat the hest of food
daily st White House Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

The people decide today who will be
President but you can decide yourself 10
have the best Of meals at the 81. Elmo
Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08

Mrs. b, Nj, RoOrk, OF this city, received
Telegram taday bringing the sad news
Of the death at Truro, n, s., of her only
remaining brother WoOdard M. Chase
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
If Mckinley
Is elected

! will continue 10 sell the best goods
for the least prices possible, will
maintain the high standard OF my
repairing, will give the public
prompt and attentive service, will
represent goods for just what they
are and endeavor 10 deserve a contin-
uance ofihe generous favor Of the
people Of this community.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-08
What will happen
If Brysn
Is electedl

will continue 70 sell the best goods
for the least prices possible, will
maintain the high standard OF my
repairing, will give the public
prompt and attentive service, will
represent goods for just what they
are and endeavor 10 deserve a contin-
uance Of the generous favor OF the
people OF this community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27

should be busted with salt and pepper
and mixed with some short sprigs OF
parsley or some pieces OF Drowned on
ions. Mix these with the yolks of the
eggs. Beat up and add lightly 10 the
whites and finish cooking according TO
the directions for sweet omelet.
Cream omelet Is very dainty dish.
To make II boil n pint OF cream with
three large spoonfuls OF rice -four mixed
smooth with little cream. also four
ounces of powdered sugar and a piece
OF butter the size OF an egg. when
thick. set the cream To cool and stir In
the yolks OF six eggs. some grated lem
on peel and one ounce OF bitter and sweet
almonds, mixed. blanched and pounded
In a mortar. Mix all together: then
add tile whites OF the six eggs beaten
TO a suff froth. Line n mold with but
tered paper. pour in the mixture and
bake In moderate oven. Let Il settle
for a minute when done. Then care
fully tern u out and sprinkle with pow.
dered sugar.
While not strictly a Lsntsn dish, 1
shall tell you hew to make tongue or
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27
HOW TO MAKE PouLrIcEs.

Poultices are valuable aids not so
much on account of the material of
which they are made but because they
retain the heat for long time. There
are a right and a wrong way OF making
a poultice. Heat and moisture are the
two requisites Whatever be used
whether fiaxseed, oatmeal. or what--it
should be cooked well with water, and.
if IL be soft. some thickening sub
stance may be added IL should he
spread on a piece OF linen and not too
thin; il may be from half an inch to an
inch thick.
Cheesecloth. muslin or other sub
stances hold a poultice betterNthan lin.
en-, but the latter is smoother and more
agreeable to the skin. The material
should be laid out and the poultice
spread over IL in thick layer, and then
another layer OF the linen, or whatever
is used should cover the poultice, and
the edges be folded over so that none
OF IL comes in contact with the skin.
Two poultices should be made, so that
one may be hot while the other is In
use, for when poultice begins to cool
Oft IL should be changed. As poultices
have a certain amount OF weight they
should never be laid on the chest or ab-
domen of child. as they impede the
breathing and DO more harm than good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27
AN oMEIEr FROM THE EGGS TO THE TABLE.

1t hot. then put in one ounce OF butter
and let IL get very hot. When the but
ter is ready. pour in the contents of the
basin. Stir IL round well Immediately
with an iron spoon. When IL is begin
ming to set. tip the pan up toward you.
scrape all toward the handle OF the pan.
shape IL little with a spoon, then In
about ten seconds roll IL over 10 the on
posites side of the pan till the outside
~ set and pale brown. Place IL on a
hot dish and serve at once. The in side
should be soft and creamy-not firm
and set all through. Some people put a
little butter and chopped parsley on the
dish on which the omelct IL 10 be
seryed.
To make a sweet omelet break three
eggs carefully. Put the yolks into n
basin and the whites into another. Add
to the yolks one tablespoonful OF pow.
dered sugar and a few drops OF flavor
ing. stir these together tin the yoIks
are thick froth. Next add a few
grains of salt to the whites and whisk
them 10 very stiff froth. Put one
ounce Of butter in the omelet pan, let Il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27

Put two ounces Of butter or dripping
into a stewpan with an, ounce or two OF
bacon. two small onions sliced. q stick
of celery cut up into small pieces and
six good sized carrots which have been
cut into slices: cover the pan and let
the vegetables simmer gently for ten
minutes. Then add three pints OF cold
stock. small blade OF mace and salt
and black pepper 10 taste: let the stock
boil up; draw the pan 10 the side OF
the stove where the contents may sim
mer until the carrots arc quite tender
When they are ready strain the soup
and rub the carrots through a sieve:
mix the vegetable purec and the soup.
then pour back into the saucepan. and
when IL has boiled up stir in n table
spoonful OF -four which has been
smoothly mixed with a little cold milk
and let the soup boil for few mo-
ments. Add a tablespoonful OF finely
chopped parsley and serve accompanied
by little sippets OF fried bread.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27

ham omelet Other ingredients may be
substituted for the ham and tongue il
desired. Crate a little ready dressed
ham or tongue and fry IL for two or
three minutes i'm a piece of butter. Put
the yolks OF six and the whites of three
eggs into plate. Season with pepper
and salt and beat until all are light and
smooth. Then stir in the grated ham or
tongue; put some butter into the omelet
pan, and when the butter begins TO
bubble pour the mixture I'm and stir il
with spoon-one way only-until IL
thickens. Then fold the edges OF the
omelet over so that nice oval will he
formed. Brown il on both sides and
serve quickly
A fruit omelet is a dainty luncheon
dish. To make il beat four eggs and
add to them two tablespoonfuls Of
cream and three dessertspoonfuis of
flour. Mix all the ingredients well to-
gether pour into an omelet pan and
fry on one side. Then cover the un-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-27

quired to make IL. These should be
peeled, cored, quartered, boiled to a
pulp and stirred with two ounces Of
butter and a little powdered sugar.
When cold, well beaten egg should be
added 10 the mixture. The sides and
bottom of a deep baking dish should
next be We'll buttered and thickiy
strewn with hard crumbs Of bread. The
mixture should then be put into the
pan and the top also sprinkled with
bread crumbs. II should then be put
into "a moderate oven and when baked
should be turned out on dish and
sprinkled with powdered sugar
Now. ladies'" said the little profess
Dress, IF you have all of that down in
your notebooks you may taste the ON
eiet which ] have been making while
talking to you. | haven't exhausted
my list OF omelet recipes, but / have
exhausted your lesson time. Perhaps
some other day / shall tell you i'm how
many, different ways one may serve