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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Estrada Palma, who was for q time
pret ldent Oi the Cuban revolutionary re-
public during the ten years war In an.
other prospective candidate Tie was
the president Of the Cuban Jnnta IN
New York, and its aiding spirit IN 80.
curing American intcrven ion during
the last insurrec.ion lie il now living
la the United States and has not visited
Cuba since Spanish sovereignty WAS
destroyed, Tue his friends have been
waiting AN oppOrtune moment 10 DrinL
him 10 the island.
There is possibility Of the conserya'
tive Cubans uniting on BartplOme Maso
49, their candidate lie lives at Mama.
Milo in the province of Santiago, and IL q
sugar planter. lie took part la the ten.
| wears war. aud WAS for a time vice presl.
dent of the Cuban revolutionary govern.
ment m the last insurrectiOn. lie has
the respect Of the Spaniafds, and la the
| lnited States would be- called the bus
mess mems candidate" Salvador Cis.
nefos, General Betancourt, the Marquis
Of Santa Lucia, Who served a president
Of the revolutionary government in the 10
years war aud In the last insurrectlon,
Ia also a possible candidate. tie isnOied
lor his eXtfeme ideas regarding indie
pendedce. Mrndrl Capoie, the presld
ing officer oi the convention. Is consid
cred possibility. in ease the oyouug men
should gain cont ul Tie was identified
! with the iusurgent government lu the
/ last insutrection aud is "A lawyer.
Should a coIurrd man hr elected, luau
Gualberto Gom,z would probably he the
% an, he wac educated in Spain and IN
France aud b. noted as au author, news
ppper writer and orator lie Nas exilet
to thv penal settlement ot truia, hN
Spain during The last msutrcotion, haN-
ing been made prisoner when th'
revolt broke out However, though
tho Ts0s oi color constitutes Opu-thlr,
OF the population ui aha, aud has ~ b'
considered ia the affairs OF the island, d
IL not likely to press candidate oi IL
cWu Tor president
CuARlEs VI PErrgR.
| Havana, fub 10, 1891.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

But the sentiment in favor Of making
universal suffrage q dart Of the constitu-
ton was 40 strong that 1t had 70 be re-
spected. and this clause was inserted.
A. completed, the constitution lollo"s
eloaelv The constitution Of the United
States. There are some provisions from
the constitution Of Spain in guarantee
ING personal rights, these are meant 70
secnre under thesDanish system OF laws
The same guarantee that obtained under
The American constitution through the
common law and the bill Of rights.
The Cuban constitution establishes
three coordinate branches oi govern.
nent: the executive, legislative and
judicial, on the same lines as IN the
limited States. There Is 10 be G. n
gress. composed Of two branches, the
senate and the camera house; q asupreme
court. with subordinate Judicial
tribunals, and president and vice
president. There are also 70 be separate
Governments for the elk different
provinces, each Of which shall elect its
own civil governor. But these provinces
do not fully correspond 10 States m the
American Union, because their powers
and functions are almost wholly eK'
ecutiye.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

,.,hs nv the progressive city Of Brook
line. Mass. ~, =.
The exhibit of public works VIII pe
closely related to that Of hygieue ''',i aIu
sanitation. and among It' icau'r's VI"
be a model Of the Chicago dralnnse va
nal and a large model al.o OF t.e c''y
N Boston and It's vicinity "l'l''n
radius Of y miles. ,
I have not space now to sp'ah u
tho exhibits of photographs and lhoto,
graphic supplies. of piano fortes ahu ahu
otber musical Instruments and Of otner
features of the Liherai Art, oNhin't ,n-
,orestlng though these viii he. Ihe
whole Geld viii be covered in way
20 brlnp out the most attractive ana ed
ncstlopal side of the subjects illustrat-
"a EDWARD HALE BRUsH.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

A special agent Of the government
nov states that she various delivery
routes that have been established iron
salem as a common center for mail dis
tdbutIoD are 10 go into active service
on April arst. The people along th'
routes have generally supplied them
selves With the mail boxes and have
responded liberalIy 10 the demands ol
tbs government ior cOOperation. !, is
to be hoped there VIII be no further
delay by the department ia inaugural
Ing the service,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
MAGNET FOR FARMERS.
Great Display In the Division Of A.
rieulture az Exposition.


Tue prominent display In the Diyl
slOn OF Agriculture at the Pan-Amerl
can Exposition will be the magnet that
viii attract progressive farmers. Here
they can learn what their brother
farmers are doing 20 tighten labor and
improve the products OF the fields. The
exhibit will embrace all phases OF AK.
ricultural work, showing the Rdvan,
tages OF different processes aud meth,
ods OF work aud the products OF the
garden and field In their great variety
under all sorts OF conditions. Under
their proper classincations will be
shown methods OF fertilization. farm
management and processes. expert.
ments with various crops Ia different
soils, climate, etc, reports from az.
terent states and provinces showing
the aggregate of crops and products OF
all kinds; exhibit, of an products OF
,he farm aud garden. This will be A
,plendid school OF instruction Tor the
armer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
PAN-AMeRlcAN SPORTS.
WIN ne Held In a stadium seatins 9
Twelve Thousand People,

Twelve Ihouanhu FeVpN'
The popular sports OF the Americans
have been handsomely recognized by
the Pan. American Exposition. A Sta
dlum, beautiful In design, with n quar-
ter mile track and ground area ample
for the requirements Of all the popular
events proposed, Is provided. II has a
seating capacity Of 1900. The nature
Of the sports planned Is varied. ANA
teur events Of all kinds win be partic-
ularly encouraged as representing the
most desirable OF athletic competitions.
There win be professional events as
well. College sports VIII be made a
feature, and intercollegiate events are
being plnnned. There viii be amateur
and professional baseball, football,
lawn tennis, Marathon race, cross
country runs, lacrosse, cycling, bas-
ket BALL rogue, shooting, Caledonian
games, gymnastics, military moneu'
yers turning. cricket, bowling and 9TH
er sports.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
SHORT sDlroRIALs

FOH DOCf
Er.president Harrison died at his
home In Indianapolis surrounded by hts
family, troops Of irieuds. and the sener'
al respect and admiration Of the people
Of our country. His fortune ls placed at
500. 600. and he is said TO have received
one Zee Of 10000 in the Venezuelan
boundary dispaie. In bis last years he
showed q breadth Of siaiestnansbip and
Independence Of judgment, which eH.
plains the TACT ihs. as President be was
Of 700 firm mind TO carry with him
the hosis Of party managers an Official IN
that pOsition has 70 placAts 70 got a sec
ond term.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

The exhibit of the national museum.
rnder the auspices of the Smithsonian
Institution. az the pau-AwerIcau E1.
psition viii be of absorbing interest
\ will display the resources " North.
9uth and Central America, the West
Ddies aud the new possessions OF ths
Mited States Representatives OF the
llsitutlon are now gathering an ahun.
once or new specimens
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Ageneral power Of suspension is given
all executive officers. from the alcalds or
mayors, up the president, in addition
10 the regular veto power. This sns'
pensiye power relates 10 the acts Of ex'
ecutive officials as well as 10 the ordi'
nanoes Of the municipal councils, the
yevnlations Of the provincial assemblies
and the acts OF the congress. IL - un-
like anything in the American Consu'
tuition. and is subject 10 review by SUI
preme court. .n
Cuban citizenship ia not made diiii'
cult. Naturalization can be had after
five years residence, the same ~ m the
United States but the Spaniards IN the
Island. who, up 10 April, 1909, had not
registered as Spanish subiects, may be-
come Cuban citizens on declaration, and
without having 10 wait the five years
period Tor naturalization. However,
only native born Cubans will be eligible
10 the presidency, % the senai" and TO
positions on the supreme cpufL
There isoneexception 10 the ,d-iWliiy
10 the presidency. Any one no! naive.
born Cuban, who fought ten years ia the
Cuban revolutionary army. ls eligible.
This IL for the beneftOf Maxine Gomez,
who was born la Santo Domingo. There
was long struggle in the convention
and a bitter one, because some OF the
members wanted 10 exclude General
Gomez. but they we're finally compelled
10 Weld. The old general is now living
quietly in Havana. lie has often said
that be wonld be satisfied 10 see Cuba
free and ind pendent, and wanted no Of.
flee In the republic ;bnt II Is not believed
le will refuse 10 become a candidate for
the presidency, when the popular move
ment in his behalf has become strong
enough General Gomez is opposed by
those who do not want military chiei
10 IN the executive office, and also by
some on grounds Of personal onmity.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
Pom Picture for Women.

"I an su nervous, there h not a we'll
inch la my whole body, am M weak
at nay stomach. and have indigestion
horribly, aud palpitation of the heart
aud / am losing hesh This headache
aud baclsacho nearly kills me, and yes
tcrday ! nearly had mysteries; there
Ia weight iu the lower part of my
bowels bearing down an the time, aud
pains in my groins and thighs | cam
not sleep, walk or sit, and believe
am Diseased all over mo- ono ever
suffered as do"
This Is a description ~ thousands ot
cascs which como 20 Mrs pipkham's
laboratory Tor advice An niuhamrd aud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
WILL DISCUSS THE
ORDER OF NOBILITY

Now that the rains have ceased ana
,he Naiers subsidized EN.Gov. D. B
tlrl her n ~ delivers his lecture. "Tbs
orier 81 Nobility AZ ~, l0sephs Han
under the auspicies ot ~. loseph's [ itar.
Admission irre. 40 -. :.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

While Eugene Is putting into effect
she popular loan plan Of borrowing mon
" for the school district, the greater
city Of Portland goes numbering along in
The old rut selling six per cent bonds at
prsminm on the theory that the city
or tie citizens are crossing Tich thereby
The editor Of the JouaSAL was asked by
the committee IN charge Of revising The
state school laws 70 prepare a paragraph
smbodyiug the Salem popular loan PLAT
lcr the general school Laws Of the STATE
and Il was inserted. No that ever,
school district In the state can emplo,
that sysism Instead Of rlling bonds Ii
"Nsw Yorriek. b. Jabbers.' Thu
the people wiil have the hst chance 4
Invest their savings In thelr own secur
ilies and ges the interest redlstribu,e'
instead Of sending hAway 10 enTiel
some othsr oommunliy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Pullman and Tourists cars ON MI
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 O0ds,
and Ell Paso, and tourist cars 10 Cbics"Un,
st. Louis, New Orleans and WashinvteU
Connecting at San Frandisco with 40.
eral steamship lines for Hcnol,Iv
Japan, China, Philippines, Central anu
South America. 'Nu
See Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent al saIs0,
Station, or address '"'0ul
q. II. MARKHAM, GA
Portland, OreOm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

ulccratsd condition Of che neck of the
womb can produce Al, uf thcse syiule
toraa aud no woman should allow
herself ta unach such perfection "a
misery when there ia absolutely no
hccd ~ h. The subioot of our uur
trait in this sketch, Mrs Williams 80
Englishtown, Nj, has lcra sl,ilcly
CurcA of such illness ami misnry -
Lydia ~ hnkhans Veg, .-b.g Conn
pounA
No othrF mriicine has such q record
for absolute cnrca and no other mcil,
clns d iust as go,d Women who
went q cars shoalA insist upon getting
lydia ~ pinkhams Vegetables Com
poa14 when lhsy ask Coz ID az q siors
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

lorresuonient wanted i'm every civ
ton aud Villages in America. NeNsra.
~ and other work. Experienced ana
htNperienced. Good remppsrs,;n-
NlNs and stories wanted For particn
lSs address The Rulletin Press Asso,,,a.
wv w" we, lh n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
IOUrFAL RAYs


March thirteen vas fatal date ior the
ex.kK.presideut.
Stats land Administrator Bi 6eer
seems 10 BE- sll right
zee
A woman handling . hose is ~ be-
admired a = distance.
Grover Clegrland's forgotten Van
Aisn hss hssn made = Knigh, BY glnv
Kdward.
Hereafter legislsilFc e1AminHtions ol
slats depafiussats may 20, b. quite %
periunctory
froFldsncs iayeFs 0osomor Fisichsr
a. last he iecfnros touighi Zoe "a.
Jossph's library.
hckiniey wil b. ihs thlfd Pres iieul
who has visited Oregon. IisHison aHd
Bryan have been heFe.
a0a
Tho salem sehool Hard wiu iass
noshinE By taking Ihs people into thslr
oon0donee 81 leaat 9 liitle hlt.
Nearly everybody ubo reads seis fHr
J0Unskl The only qnesiion nos u 10
go Il eslly and BY Ffes Rufal nsiirefy
aao
A pass ad eFeTy day ~ ths year iu al
tho losal newspapers b iosnd pfoaisbls
~ John WsnamaAer ia has businsss
II he wefo in Salem bed DO iho salns
thing.
Good pablic schools ike ed eity SOW
eFnueni, o. any other sod Tesult Ia
publio AfiaiFs can oaly ~ broaghi En.oui
~ sod bard considerations wofk on tha
lAft "a eoma ono.
aa
h'olatd - 0allienas's nee romance.
the Love tsliers u ths K,ns w,n
shorter he l1aasd hy laatle. Blown a
eoAap~pY Llke ~. ~ Galnenno's
f'sy'sns stories, q ahoauas Al brilliant
.l,ssan'A !. ~holeoone human ioushss.
apd doe eonceiis.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

late In January the public sessions
vefo hegan, bccauso lhe whole project
OF a constitution, section by section aud
article by article, was ready lor discus.
sion. Ia private, a tNo-thirds majority
q the Of the delegates had agreed HAT
they would support the draft with a icN
changes. This did Dot prevent some
interesting debates aud Determined a
en1fts 30 smeud or change some OF The
main provisions. one II the most
notable debA'es vss held at tho outset
when aptopCsiuon was made % eliminate
the part o. thc preamble Nhich invoked
uis blessing oi Almighty Col This
effort sss deioaled By en- overwhelming
Foie. There vas also long discussion
otrr tl,s pepsfafion ~ church and slate.
some mrmters, whlie pfoirsslnF g.
believe iH ihe sidrst religions liberation,
saughi io leats it open % the future
Cahan csnsFuss uhoilrf ihc State should
feoosuire ths chufph % nol. Az the
great Rsioniy ~ Latin leople arc Ro.
iaan Catholics this uisaut the Catholic
Churrh. The rruiimeut Oi the con yrn.
too sas stfonFlF againfi ieaVlng oIwn
even pgstibiiiiy a q fatufo state
church. aud su tlr ouufiiiufiun makes
abel|uis che pfuh.laiion
The pagliAniEutafF IA msuaSemvut "a the
cousiAufltu ssF rhinry ia me hands 4
kas Rivera aud 0onEslo 4ausais. req.
feseutlnE he cerifai commlttl shh 4
drafted it They PROPOSED of accrpiei
sonip amendments and iuught ilo
Adnpiion "a oihsrs. the mosi iulogi
ana change made 10 thr convention
sas in esiahiahing unlVsrsai sui-
ifaEe Tie Origlnsl dfaI "a
lhe consultation had iqii thai subisgl h
he determined b. q general iaa a. Do
passed iaiuF By the Caban tongfesa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
Tourist Cars

The tourist cars, like a newspaper IN I.
country town, certainly "hll a long leli
want: A cool, clean, we'll ventilaleu
sleeping and observation car, equaiY
iree from the discomforts of the ola
fashioned passenger coach and the stuhy
neat OF the Over-luxuriOusly uphOlsleIsu
drawing room and sleeping cars, ana ~
moderate extra fee, has solved l'0
problem of providing sttraeiiye accom-
dations for the general public. The =,
Il. 4 n. Co. runs three of these car
daily between Portland and the East =
porter Is in charge OF each car 20 look al
ter the wants and comforts Of the pas
sengers. A, l.. CRAIG
General Passenger Age
q. K. 4 n. Co., Portland o'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Take vonr wheel 10 Shipp & Hspsa,
Nd have ~ cleaned or repaired Riding
shson Is almost here g4,i ;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
Rk,Sle Rssaif Saos

',omplete shop ioF repairing h,ry,les
and ga pert vorkmeu employed. Alt,h
ell, Tow l. 4 StayeT O., 5l, k2. as sts,s
sluet, salem. qst,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
THE DAILY JOURNAL,
nv norER BROTHERS.
THURSDAY. MARCH a. 1901.

o-1v one year, $500 In Advance
Dalfv Pour Months 81 IN Advance
DaiIv nv Carrier 500 Per Montn
sv~eSt,, one Year si.oo In Advanos
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
CUBA'S NEW
CONSTITUTION
Framed on the Model Of the
United States
II Was Drafted by the People
and Makes Suffrage
Universal.

co,,,,obt 1901. ges York Christian Herald.
Cuba hasa cont ti,ntlon which has
been drafted by its own people The
making Of this constitution has been
different from tbat Of the other countries
on the American continent which re-
yolted from Spain. II has been nhder
the direction oi tho United States a.
the intervening military authority which
compelled Spain 10 relinqnish sovereign
" over Cuba. That was not the way
with Mexico and the Central and south
American countries, which freed them
selves from Spain without the aid or in
teryention u the big American repu'
lic,
The convention which framed this
organic law for Cuba was composed OF
thirty.one members or delegates. These
vere chosen from the different provinces
bat Il was not required that the delegate
should be q resident oi the province from
vhich he was elected, 30 II happoned
that residents Of Havana have represent
"a the provinces Of santiago, Matanzas
ahd Pinaf del Rio, In the convention.
The election vas held on September 10,
under regulations prescribed by the
American military authorities. The
basia OF suffrage was substantially that
Of the municipal elections which were
held last June. The qualification re.
qured was ability 10 read or write, the
poasession OF real estate or personal
property 20 ihe value Of $3.50, or Ger
tiHeate Of service in the insurgent army
The nrst meeting Of the convention
VAS held on November 4. Il was open
ed BY Governor. General Wood, who NJ
the representative Of President McKin'
Icy, stated 10 tho delegates that their
duty would be 10 form and adopt a con-
aiiiution Tor Cuba, aud when that was
done 10 formulate their opinion oi what
should be- the relations With'the United
states. II IL tor this reason that The
cOnst tuition itetli DOES not contain any
reference 10 the United States.
The majority Of the delegates wer'
identified with what 10 known ~ the
revolutionary element Of the island
some Of them had been ineurgent mil
tary chiefs while others had worked io
the cause Of Cuha In different capacities
The convention tolk some days 10 pas
upan the qualification OF lla member
aud 10 adopt rules Tor iis guidance
Then In December Il began series o
sccret sessions. Ia which we're discusses
various drafts or proioois which wer
submitted ny Individual members, tn
real work ol drafting this organi
law, or constitution, Was placed in th
hands Of central committee compose
Of ave members. They were DR., lee
poldo Bcrriel, Gonzales Lloronte, Anto
Mo Bravo C0rrcoso, donzalo Quesad
and Riua Rivera, Tho latter was chat,
man. Thm committee would rcpo,
from time 10 time upon the piogrvss
was making. and lie work would be- .,
ylowed in these secret sessions.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
Corvallis { Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

No 2 For Yaquina:
Train leaves Albany. .I2.45 >.
Train leaves Corvallis. l;50r
Train arrives Yaquina 645 ,. nj
No. ] Returning: We
Leaves Yaquina. .... .... 6.IOan
Leaves Corvallis. s........II:8OaS
Arrives Albany. 80. ...l21b INN
No. 3 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany -. . 7:OOAm
Arrives Detroit. -. .ll:20 Am
No. Returning:
Leaves Detroit. ......,. 1910 n h,
Arrives Albany. ..... -. b:45 n. m
One aud two connect at ALBANY and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains
giving direct service ID and from New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive NJ
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
10 reach camping grounds on lbr
Breiten5ush and Santiam rivers the
same day.
H.. l. WALDEN, FDWIN gTOgV
Zap. A. M.nss
J. TURNER,
Ag nt. Albany
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
SOUTH AND EAc1
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE +,

Trains leave Salem for Portland and 49,
stations at 6;40 q. M. 1854 q. IN "ay oay
4 .06 10. m "' and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Good pablie schools like ed cay SOY.
eFnmsni, o. any other SOD resnlt Ia
publlo Afiai's eAn oaly " broashi Et-out
~ sod bard considerations uofk on tha
laFt n aniaa ono
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14
G W. johnson & Cos Great Sale

Call at their store and see that
beauty Of a 1901 Columbia BIZ
cycle, and learn how It VIII Oe
disposed Of. Remember our
stock is complete in every depart
ment and you make a mistake Il
you fail to look through our STOCK
before you make your purchase
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

a psgs ad every day q ihs year 10 al
the locai newspapers b loand pFo6isbls
~ John WsnamaAer ia his buslngss
II he wefo 10 Salem bed DO iho salns
lhInR.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-14

Nearly everybody ubo Teads eeis lnis
J0UAskt. The ouly question nos u %
50 Il ssSly and by IRE Rufal nsiiFefy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-16

proved and modern beef beds are at last
in running order and the first run OF fifty
fine choice cattle were killed day before
yesterday and everything was found to
work to perfection. This completes all
the fixtures in the new killing house, and
the ease and simplicity with which the
new machinery IN the beef division works
is commentary on the skilled work OF
the machinists and a great satisfaction
10 the management. The same force can
kill and dress just about twice the num-
Der Of cattle under the old system, in the
same amount OF time Though somewhat
complicated in its gearing and makeup
the new machinery IS adjusted with that
nicely mat all parts do their work easily
and speedily. The prime bunch Of extra
heifers received yesterday viii be sent
their way as soon as the present holdings
are dispOsed Of