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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-12
GeiSler Patents Co.
Chamber of Commerce Building
Portland, Ore.

Secures and markets patents, mode
making and light manufacturing. No
better terIns or facilities obtanable
anywhere.
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For Your Eastern Trip,

Take the Northern Pacific. Modern, up
TO date trains, all comforts en- route.
Special excursion rates TO Buffalo.
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ROyal Insurance Co.

A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of above
Insurance Co is now prepared 10 do a
large Insurance business. Will aiGo
handle real estate. have a team and
carriage which is at my customers ser.
vice and will take pleasure in showing
parties what l have for sale. Office at
present with T. A. Liyesley 4 Co.
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The darahouka, or Turkish drum, re-
sembles a long vase, the bottom COW
cred with parchment.
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Strong's Restaurant

has on hand a large supply of whole
wheat bread and all kinds of pastry.
They also serve the best meals in the
CITY.
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Honest Prices

And square dealing, together with the
spot cash plan, have doomed business
for the New York Racket. 10 10 2d Iw
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TIME CARD.

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Train leaves Albany .,,. lS5 ~
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Arrives Albany. '"lzdOp'
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urdays only. All other trains AP"
cept Sunday, sa
Trains / arrives in Albany ..J vi
10 connect with the S. P. sou'l ~ ~
tram, as well as giving two o. SJs
hours in Albany before dspaI1uH
p. North bound train for Por1llsuus 2
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west side train at Corvallis OiO.r5J OiOs.5 4
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points north to Portland, Sros,
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The earliest mention of shoes is I'm
an Egyptian papyrus about 2,sOO years
before Christ.
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ns anu efos their players Sr chief but also all
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LODGES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HUE WING SANG co. Chinese and
Japanese Fancy and Dry Goods, Silks,
Ladies' Underwear, Furnishing goods.
Wrappers, Silk Waists. Low prices.
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CAMPING OUFrS.-rent3, stoves,
beds, al equipments for tenting or
fishing at j. n. Schantz, l07 Court
Street Second hand store. 7-9-lm
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ETA ANDERS-WILLMAN - Piano
Studio, Interstate University system (;
diplomas granted. Hours 10 to - and
. TO I o'clock First National Bank
Block Residence, 37G Church st.
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WANTED.

WANTED--At the Allen Packing Co.
(cannery), 5000 sacks canning apples.
From $S to $40 per ton, according to
quality. 1910 6t
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements, five lines or less 10 this column
inserted three times for 25e, soc Week, Si, SO
q month. All over five lines at the same rate
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Cartwright Sanitorium. 10 If
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
South Africa.

Oliver Schreiner's brother denies
that she is held a prisoner by the
British.
General Kitchener committed the
sentences of death passed on "a boer
prisoners.
Reports show that during the
present year Cubas exports have ex-
ceeded her imports by $8,637,185.
Col. Stowe, consul at Cape Town,
defines new offers for additional
salary in connection with the place.
Lord Rosebery, in a speech N
London, advised the liberal party 10
frame a domestic program and uphold
the south African war.
The beers attacked Aberdeen. in
Cape Colony, but we're twice repulsed
by the town guard. Hope OF
European Intervention is given up.
President Kruger is disheartene1
by the death of his wife and the pub
lication of the Steyn-Reitz letters.
Botha is holding out under pledge
to his leader.
Major Pine-Coffln surprised boer
COmudHuO DIT I1OulA1SOp1 uAbs NoPCu1 AAAs'
Commandant Hating. two sons OF
General Prinsloo and "a others and
killing and wounding II.
Mrs. Kruger, wife of Former Pre5i-
dent Kruger of the South African re-
public, died of pneumonia. after an
illness of three days. She was 81
years old. Mrs. Kruger's long sep
aration from her husband. combined
with the death Of her favorite daugh-
ter last week, had completely broken
her spirit.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29

London, July 19.-The war Office is
sued late last night dispatch from
Kitchener giving the correspondence
between Reitz and Steyn, captured
with the latter's baggage near Lind
| ley, July II.
Reitz, under date of May 10, wrote
Steyn that meeting of the Transyaal
government had been held, attended
| by Gen. Botha, Gen. Viljoen and Mr..
Smutz, to consider the national situa-
ton. He went on to catalogue the
difficulties; the numerous surrenders
of burghers entailing heavy RESPONSE
| bility upon the government, the rapid
! ly decreasing supply of ammunition,
the disintegration of the government,
and the lack of any definite assur-
ances of European intervention.
"In view of these facts" he said,
'the government has decided to ad-
dress a message to President Kruger
pointing out the terrible conditions.
The time has passed for us to let
matters drift as at present. We must
take the final STEP"
Steyn, replying May Is, upbraids
Reitz with weak heartedness, saying:
There is still sufficient ammunition
| to continue the struggle. You ask
what prospect there of a successful
! termination I ask what chance
there was for two small republics
when they declared war against the
mighty power of Great Britain. You
will answer that we trusted in God
! and in foreign intervention. What
reason is there now to place less
trust in God?
ct have seen recent European news
papers and I firmly believe complica-
tions will occur in Europe in the
course of few months which will Sc
cure our good fortune
Steyn also says the fact that Kruger
and boer delegates remain in Europe
| convinces him they consider the case
not beyond hope. He adds he has
summoned Gen. Dewet and urges
Reitz to take no steps until he has
heard further from him.
Shot British Wounded.
Johannesburg, July 19-In the
course of the inquiry conducted under
! oath here yesterday, the various nom
commissioned officers and men Of the
British army confirmed the statement
that the beers shot the British wound
ed at Vlakfontein.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
BACK TO MILITARY
PROVINCIAL FORM OF GOVERN
MENT GIVEN UP.
N cEBu AND 8oHoL
Philippine Districts Found Not to be
Completely Pacified-Many Towns
Still Besieged by Insurgents
Island of Mndoro to be Occupied
Chaffee in Control.

Manila, July 19.-The United States
civil commission announced yester-
day that after three months trial OF
the provincial form of government IL
the islands of Cebu, Bohol and tn
province of Batangas, Luzon, the cor
troll of those districts, owing to thel
incomplete pacification, had been re
turned to military authorities, it hay.
ing been proven the communities in
dicated are of a backward tendency
and undeserving of civil administra'
ton. The provincial and civil Of
ficials of these districts will continue
their function. but are now under the
authority of Gen. Chaffee instead OF
Civil Governor Taft as heretofore.
Several towns in Cebu are still be-
sieged by insurgents. The insurrec-
ton on the island of Bohol has been
been renewed and the insurgent senti-
ment in the province of Batangas is
strong.
Chaffee has ordered battalion Of
the 18th infantry to begin the occu-
patton of the island of Mindoro.
H. Phelps Whitmarsh, governor Of
the Benguiet province, who was re-
Gently ordered to Manila for inVesti'
cation of certain charges against PIN,
presented his side Of the case to the
United States Philippine commission
yesterday. Whitmarsh denied every
charge made against him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
Labor Troubles.

j. P. Morgan states that there can
be no compromise of the steel strike.
No material change occurs in the
great strike situation. although
plenty of rumors are flying about.
The striking iron molders added
two more Chicago firms to the list Of
those that signed the union agree
ment for an advance in wages to So a
day.
The Chicago federation of labor
elected Joseph O'Donnell a member
of it's executive board for disobeying
a writ of Judge Holdom for which he
may be sent to Jail.
The governor of Colorado declines
to send any troops to Radcliffe until
he shall have further necessity for
them. Radcliffe will put in claim
against the state for $4,000 alleged
to have been lost in buildings burned
by the mob.
Efforts of the steel mill operators
at Wellsville and McKeesport to re-
sumo work was abandoned on the
plea that the heat was too great.
The strikers claim the required men
were not attainable. The strikers
have heavy patrols out at McKees-
port, but are offering no violence IS
yet.
Reports that the steel corporation
officials decided to reopen mills under
guard was declared by President
Shaffer like the first gun fired on
Fort Sumter" He said his men are
ready for the fight and that the
employers cannot secure enough
workers to resume. Both sides claim
gains. Men of four mills in mass
meeting denounced unionism.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
InsuIar Affairs.

Five cases of yellow fever are re
ported 13 miles from Havana
The withdrawal of troops from
Cuba is considered by Secretary
Root.
Filipinos at Manila deny the story
that Aguinaldo intended to establish
a monarchy.
General Corbin is likely to enlist
an army of 10000 natives to serve in
the Philippines.
Havana newspapers are skeptical
concerning statements ascribed to
Gomez during his visit to the United
States.
The Philippine commission ex-
onerated Governor Whitmarsh of
Benguet province of using his Office
to further his personal interests, but
rebuked him for violence to Secretary
Scherer.
The suggestion to send Admiral
Dewey to represent the United States
at King Edwards coronation is caus-
ing enthusiasm in all parts of the
country. General Corbin may repre-
sent the army
Secretary Long barred Maclay's
history of the navy as a text book at
Annapolis because of it's harsh
criticism on Schley; but Maclay
reiterates his attack Admiral Samp-
son admitted reading the proofs of
Maclay's book, but did not furnish
the facts. He declared Schleys in
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
In China.

The allies have agreed to evacuate
Pekin Aug. IA.
The British commander would de-
lay the evacuation of China.
The report Of missionaries in China
show that terrible conditions exist.
Missionaries in China are being
royalty treated and Toasted by the
officials.
A conditional increase of the
Chinese customs is being urged as
basis of agreement among the foreign
ministers at Pekin.
The state department was notified
by Commissioner Rockhill that plan
for the payment of the Chinese
indemnity had finally been agreed
upon at Pekin. The debt is to be
settled by 1904.
Sir Robert Hart, director of the
imperial maritime customs, says that
missionaries should learn from the
past that customs are not to be
banished, prejudices not to be offend
ed, and that the feelings OF the
people are to be respected. They
should live down prosecutions and
seek the assistance Of the legations
as a last resort.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
The Drought.

Excessive heat caused an exodus
of peers from London.
Drought has destroyed the crops in
many regions of Russia and famine
is expected next winter.
The situation in Kansas is des-
perate, and unless rain comes soon
mcuh suffering will follow.
Heavy rains were reported in many
parts of Texas. While the rain is
not general, nearly all sections have
been reached.
Owing to the dryness the death
record is small. Prayers for ram
were offered in many cities, with no
immediate material results.
twenty-five West Point cadets We're
overcome by heat at the grave of
General Daniel Butterfeld, after
being in the sun for hours without
food.
Sensational advances were made
in the prices of wheat, corn and oats
on account of the drought. It is
estimated that the corn crop is
damaged 25 per cent.
whitening heat in the corn belt
continued Monday, in some places the
temperature of Sunday being exceed
ed Not more than half a crop is left
and rain must come soon to save any
of it.
Drought stricken districts of
Illinois and Missouri are supplied
with vegetables from the Chicago
market. A big increase in the price
of milk and other products has been
caused by the heat
Sunday the heat reached 103 de-
grees in the Auditorium tower, Chi
cago, and 118 degrees on the street
level, all former records being
broken. At Madison the official
record was 1O4 degrees, the highest
ever made.
Saturday was an exceedingly hot
day in Kansas. All the good effect
of the local showers of the past
week has been lost. The mercury
has ranged from 1O6 to 100. The air
has resumed it's former dryness, and
as a result the heat was not so op-
pfoSS1Ve.
The temperature mounted to 1O1 in
Lincoln, Neb., again Monday. No
rain fell anywhere in the state during
the day. Grain men place the
damage to the corn crop thus far at
30 per cent. and say that each con-
tinued day of drought adds per
cent. to the damage.
Sunday, the day that Governor
Dockery designated for fasting and
prayer that the present drought
might be broken in Missouri, all
records of hot weather in ST. Louis
were smashed, the weather bureau
thermometer registering 108 degrees
The record broken was that of 1O6
made in the early '80s.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
Domestic.

Chicago July wheat, 67%c.
Milwaukee entertained the grand
lodge Of Elks.
Tammanp is grooming Delaney
Nicoll for mayor.
Four men were killed by lightning
at Grove City, Pa.
Dun's weekly trade review reports
business about normal.
A freight wreck at La Porte, Ind,
caused $4,000 damage.
A heavy falling off in business is
reported from Germany.
Lightning killed four railway Sec
ton men near Grove City, Pa.
The funeral of Rev. DR.. John P. Du
Hamel was held at Dover, Del.
Secretary Root approved site
near Des Moines for an army post.
Many persons were badly injured
during race riot at Coney Island.
Creditors take charge of the T. M.
Roberts supply house, Minneapolis.
American tourists will be urged to
visit the exposition at Cork, Ireland.
It is feared that a general financial
crisis in Russia cannot be prevented.
Electric road will be built connect
ing Grand Rapids and Stevens Point,
Wis
Work has begun on Howard Gould S
new country estate at Sands Point,
l.. I.
Over 1875 homeseekers registered
in the Ell Reno and Lawton land
offices.
Marissa, ILL.,, has it's entire popula-
ton identifying and cleaning the
streets.
DIR. Gustave A. Anderson Of Yale
accepted the presidency of Augustana
college.
Lieutenant Graydon, an Annapolis
graduate, invented successful
turbine.
Maurice Robinson of New York is
planning an automobile trip around
the world.
At New Orleans Charles F. Alba
former United States appraiser, died
from heat.
A cloudburst at Winona Lake, Ind,
flooded hotels and camps and created
small panic.
Inmates of the poorhouse at
Kankakee were assessed $4,000 by
the tax board.
Mrs. Urquhart Lee accepted the
chair of parliamentary law in Cali
fornia university.
A woman detective claims to have
discovered two of the Bender muir
derers in Michigan.
The Duluth board of trade adopted
resolutions which favor absolute free
trade with Canada.
Catholic societies of the United
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29

man of Buffalo. declares that she in
tends swimming the whirlpool rapids
at Niagara Falls on Wednesday, Sept
25. Il expect to go through them on
my back" said She THAT is the
way | swan the rapids at Egg Rock
lighthouse, in the harbor of Lynn,
Mass" 1t is her claim that she is
the only woman who has swan
across the English channel.
The supreme tent, Knights of the
Maccabees, elected the following
officers: Commander, D. P. Marley,
Port Huron; lieutenant commander,
S. w. Trussler, Ontario; record
keeper, George S. Siegel, Port Huron;
finance-keeper, J. D. Thompson. Port
Huron; chaplain, Grant A. Robbins,
Missouri; S. w. Hall. California,
master-at-arms, f. W. Marshall. Iowa;
first master of the guard, M. 2.
Elkins, Kentucky.
Irena Canning, 16 years old, from
Galveston, Texas, claiming to be an
heiress to 100000 in southern banks
and securities, is in the custody OF
the sheriff at Goshen, Ind. awaiting
instructions from her guardian, Rev.
George Tarbox. of Savannah, Ga.
She claims to have been under the
hypnotic influence of doctor, who
abducted her from a boarding school
at Holyoke, Mass. She got off a
train at South Bend to escape the
man.
]. A. Parker. chairman of the
people's party national committee
has issued a call for a conference OF
Ohio populists and all who favor the
amalgamation of all independent re
form forces into an allied third party
to meet in Columbus July 30, for the
purpose of placing a state ticket III
the field. He has also issued a call
for national conference of popul1sts
and others, to be held at Kansas City
Sept. 1919, for the purpose OF ally1ng
all reform parties which agree with
the amended populist platform.
Joseph Robertson and Bull Hol-
land the Kansas City negroes, who
came near being lynched by mob OF
1000 people, on the supposition that
they had assaulted Miss Grace Davis,
a 20 year old white girl and attacked
her escort. Vernon Newton. were re-
leased for lack of evidence. Justice
Ross in discharging the men said
that little credence could be given
the statements of Miss Davis and
Newton. On the stand both admitted
having made mistakes regarding the
affair. The negroes set up a strong
alibi.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29

terviews after the Santiago tight
were filled with misstatements
At Manila the United States civil
commission announces that aIteI
three months trial Of a proylnclal
form of government in the islands OF
Cebu and Bohol and the province OF
Batagas, control of those districts
owing to their incomplete paclhca
ton. has been returned to the
military authorities, it having been
proved that the communities lndlcat-
ed are backward and undeservlng OF
civil administration.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
Extravaganza Increasing.

London, July 24.-In the house of
lords last night Lord Salisbury made
pessimistic speech in support Of the
finance bill. The premier said: THE
tendency to extravange is increasing.
We have had no choicce. We have
had to protect ourselves and must pay
the cost. For years public opinion
was in favor of pacific policy; but
now that state of opinion has passed
away
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
Foreign.

Italian anarchists will hold con
gress in Rome.
More liberal press regulations were
adopted in Russia.
Lord Pauncefote says that the
Panama canal must be neutral.
The sBaldwin-Ziegler polar expedi-
ton sailed from Tromsoe. Norway.
The duke of Connaught was in:
stalled grand master of British free
masons.
Partisan scientists build circus
to watch the reasoning process OF
animals.
Baron Krupp, the German gun
maker. says his annual income is
s., 100000.
Miss Eleanor A. Ormerod. a we'll
known entomologist, died at St
Adams, England.
There is talk in London of forming
an anti-American league of all
European powers.
American capital is to- complete
the trans-continental railway system
of South America.
Earl Russell's Imprisonment at
Holloway jail will be relieved by
luxurious comforts.
Public sentiment in England is OPP
posed to any more trials of peers IN
the house of lords.
An Italian leader says every power
in Europe must join to fight Amer
can trade expansion.
A Paris doctor claims the height OF
person may be increased by the
proper application of electricity.
The suicide Of two actresses IN
London brought to light the fact that
many stage women are destitute.
The memoirs of President Faure
disclose how a second war between
France and Germany was averted in
1886.
Berlin police have Unidentified
Frank Davidson. arrested there for
swindling, as George Downing, alias
Dunn.
General Cavero, a Carlist leader,
was killed and many persons wound
ed in religious riots at Saragossa,
Spain.
Party lines in Great Britain have
been destroyed by the vital issue of
Imperialism Rosebery may be the
leader.
The Hungarian army officer who
caused a friends suicide by cutting
off his ear to win a bet was publicly
degraded.
Count de Lichtervelde. Belgian
minister to the United States, will
retire from the post at his own re
quest He will be succeeded by
Baron Moncheur, Belgian minister to
Mexico.
The rise of the North sea coast or
the sinking of the sea levels has
been confirmed by observations at
the mouth of the Kaiser Wilhelm
canal. There has been a decrease
in the depth of the water at the
mouth of the Elbe from 16 to Is feet
since 1895.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
Indiana Men Disappear.

indianapolis, July 19.-H. E. Hur-
ley and Louis E. Johnson. who since
February last have operated a pro-
duce commission house at No. 210
East Maryland street. have disap-
peared. The amount of claims pre-.
scented against them SO far will ex.
coed $4,000 and it is thought this
amount will be largely increased by
the time the affairs of the firm are
settled. For several days claims have
been pouring in from Kansas, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Illinois. Ohio ana
Missouri and other places about the
country.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29
.STEYN HOPES YET
RoER PRESIDENT NOT READY
TO GIVE UP.
UPBRAIDs THE YIELDING

Sturdy Orange River President Re.
proaches Weakheartedness and
Urges Fight to be Continued
Still Looks to Intervention by
European Powers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-18
Good Advice.

Il isn't only your neighbours front
yard that needs raking; yours looks
just as bad as his. Better get a
wheel barrow and first 90 over your
lot picking up the tin cans, last years
straw hats and shoes, old bars and
bones that dogs Of the nsighborhood
tyour dogs don't do such things
have carried and left there. Then get
a rake. give your lawn good scratch
ing it'll look better and healthier
six weeks from now and your lawn
mower won't be clogging up on dead
grass next summer. The individual
lawns make the beauty of our town.
Be sure TO keep yours in little better
condition than your neigh5or's.