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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Bryan camp in preference 10 associaiing
With miscellaneous agglomeraiion Of
yellow.pup anything'to'get.th there states.
mansbip. Isui the public don't care a
d--n alout any mans personal reasons
for leaving Or staying ia a political
party. II Il make true Republican to
swear that white 10 black. to affirm one
year what you deny next year, we are,
thank God, not one Of that stripe hut
We will give the Tongue. Gault. Miicholl. |
Mcbride stripe credit with this means
OF gFace-ihsi 10 OF ~ years ago every.
body was a bimelallist, with lew rare
exceptions. They we're just little
moro radical and more sudden In their
change Of irint
Because another would not jnmp |
through The g'lden hoop with the agility
Of trained monkey and learned 10 lump !
a. RAPIDLY ~ they did does not make
him The less 3 good clillcn or even the
lssa q Republican rhere 10 20 evidence
that they would nol lump a. quichly at
q ngoaby o. the soppet or diamond
standard AZ At tho gold standard Il the
ueshpo.s Of Egyp, smelled uAyory Ia that
direction, The harlols Of Babylon In
Oregon politics are not In position 10 il.
sue eerililca'es q eharrr,sr 10 any Re.
publican Who left 10 FOLLOW his conylc.
lions until the mossy standard wss
ieisfained BY lhs poople. Their liplo.
mas have no, ", besa approved by The
evidences Of gOod works following from
'hose Who practice under them.
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eetAT coAnSsclAl PastlplGs Apt m.
v0lvBD

Representative Clarence nuu having
been reported to be iayorable to senator
Mehride's fe-elecllon, hs wrlios lan. /:
There Appeared statement n the
eiirct that itil oame 10 vote lof United
States senator heiweon lion. "A. IA
Corheit aud senator Mcbride that 4
would vote lor the latter The Interview
es printed does not represent my r.ls,.
ton on the Senatorial question.
TO lh0ae who desire b. kn0v NV
opln'on Ia fegani 10 the election of a
Naned states senator, will say On /.
kon's noeoaWVs, hnr geOEranhiral posl.
tion, and her rolatioas Wllh the Phillp,
pines aud the trade oi The Orient shoull
MAKE her the lQImosi siata "a tho
faclhc Coast bnt ~ ~ her slstsi s,atss
~ The north and soulh lorglng ahead Al
= laetef pass than she Il pnlllug iorth
al thyll eliuris 10 caplufe the loreign
AMI doinesiir ifade-io bald "a and
ipalef ihelf peOares and markets. and
u Y high time that oregon shonld aWake
% hef responsibilities fhls Il a rrltbral
liiae Va ihe hlslory % our siaie Never
leiofe aefe there greater opportunities
lhIpwn a. oar door. The election ii a
United states rsnatOf b. the member
% the neat l.esislaialo u 40 ssoandary
lnesiion' No sreateF fesl.oasibiliy wil
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

tons Of sound commercial policies rather
than personal interests for place or pa
tronape. The true statesman is be who
can helm shape sound business policies
that are iar.reaching in the effects upon
tho fnture to bless aud elevate mankind
by enlarging the opportunities for Am
erican enterprise and relieving the sirug'
Cling producer of the incubus OF trade
restrictions and grasp'ng tendencies OF
the great tru.ta.
Expansion Of onr commerce. greater
freedom oi commercial intercourse. the
stimulus thefcirom 10 onr shipping and
Transportation intcrests--lh,se must be
the irnits NJ Greater America az the re-
snlt oi the Spanish var and these results
must come from ound commercial poll
cies rather than from granting special
pdyinges and creating subsidies and
monopolIes. Standing aggressiyely Tor
these policies, Mr. Corbett commando
the respect of thinking men, not because
he i.a rich man, bat because as sue.
ressiul merchant and banker, his opin.
ions are founded upon achievements in
the bnsincss world that speak for them.
selves. Elected 10 the senate his life
work, bls SUCCESS, his ability, his eSper-
enco, would all count for sound policies
or the Pacific coast.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

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NoI Pupi,lG seoo, rbs, p'a y w CO.. ,"V aoe
DOoa vynlu',ssioi, rha s' rs. % - -,
.uea o. ,ie "'a''g,' "I ' ,,,o' aPl,,,,iui, LINE
niay Io 'lo SV,s @ WIZ, oue Wv ~ pIV,', sn,
Ii'ov,s silou,u i,aao ~" ~,
1no uD i' te1to'''N' ''o WI '''''''' ''''"'
''''''o''"''
The above does Gov. Geer no Justice.
~. u,.,, ,.,,oJ 80. .u a.o,u.
iho men ha"'eu "'o AZ lHc"us ~ '"e
public schools, large taxpayers and
=, ,,--,,,,- n, c.-,-u
''"'' '"e'' c"'u'e"' i'es'' N""'P"e''
of the State Normal School has fitted out
-. ..,.t. ..l.., ,...,...,i......
'no'o P"o'' "''''' 'e"'''o'S '''"' All!
man In Oregon.
M. o..,,i. III. IT IL.
'"7 "o''"'''' ''''''' "'o'no' ''''''o'
cratic paper disscussing the commission
..
'"l''
"G0v. Geer has named the school
book commission. Harvey Scott, Journal.
ist, William Ladd, banker, 7. l., Camp.
bell, Normal School president. and y i.
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A Girl A
win K:N
Grit "

WIl 'go" until she drops. and thint
elc o doing rather fine thing Yer,
Si'sh me ia'nrr shows hcy that She Mas
hl'ng the foundation for years of
uahAFprrss When the hack aches
when there Is irregulanty ar any Other
"ouianl( OIL tnen the hrsl duty a woman
owes 10 hsfpcli Is to hnd a cure ior her
ailments
lac use oi Ia pirIcc's l'.,ort. p,.
N.lltion IA cAscs OF wOmauly Jis-ss.
Nil. lhslrr prOmpt restoration to ,,,,,,.l
heeWA. IL regulates the perio.is. ,tons
unhealthy DRAINS. heals inaamp,sti5n
AMI ultratlOn, and cures female v-.t
hr,', IL makes weak women s,rong
sirk vumcn ,yell
a'ek S.ouien are invited 20 consult Dr
tle',v' nN letter J5rg of charge. AM
vo'iesiondencc absolutely private AMI
'onhdenual Ina has thirty years snJ
"'s' oi med,cal practice nr. Rerce hi
sis'od hy HE stan OF nearly .coT. -
PiNNcians, has treated and cured p,,T.
I'an hsli 4 million WOulen. Adar.s,
o X \ hcgcc, Buffalo. \. Y
N ual drop yea e ca unrs ts.t.,,. 4,
-nNH thsi ara lssuns acl ~. rs.,,,-. - y ~
Nsas e'sPaynl 81 hshsylls, Wood 81 ~,
Nt ~ NAf sew eouan t5,i ..,,., .s'
eevs. faseftc fTrsnqsioa ant M ~
N.lssl peseofcrY / have ~ hrsf
80 n Il eiosa peia ssr ul.iie thtak 90, ~ ~ ~
- "sNAtas hse ~ rgFcss mrtttae INV
ih heFoe's Common Sense Neli..t
A1'.sef, ln psper o0yers. Is sent ~ -,
NNeiW % ~ one-oeut stamps 10 t.v -.
Psnse q mailing esd. Addrcss nS. < 10
hefcs, Buffalo. ~ 8. v
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
MEMS AND BOYS MACKINTOSHES

Not the hot heavy l-ing affair you've known and often
condemned. These entirely kndlght well yenti.
lated and stylish Made TO fit and of cloth treated chem
caly that il is absolutely rain proof These garments look
like the ordinary top coat except in length The only trouble
is have got hand than want TO carry over and
in order TO make them veIv will cut the price in two.
SO quick and get rst-caSS rain coat at oneha its
value.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Pullman and Tourists ears on both
traine. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
aud III Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago,
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
erai steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, or address
q. ii. MARKHAM, @! p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Il will pay or Salem business men
to 20 up and get acquainted with the
farmers and their families who are at
tending the Congress.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

Our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pullman
tourist sleeping cars leave Salem every
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
via Sacramento and every Tuesday even
ing and Saturday morning via Portland
and run through to Chicago without
change via the Worlds most scenic Line
connecting at Chicago with all morning
trains East, also with the Rock Island
personally conducted tourist car for
Boston. These tourist sleeping cars are
broad vestibuled, lighted with Pintch
Gas and provided with all weekly illus.
trated periodicals and magazines for the
free use OF our patrons and are accom-.
panied through to destination by a rep.
resentative of the Great Rock Island
Route. We also have a daily first -Class
sleeping car service to Chicago via the
Scenic Line, and the best dining car
service in the world.
For full information, maps ETC., call
on or write TO, A. +. COOPER, Gen. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. W. SKINNER, G.. NJ. POWERS
Agent :. 2. Co. Agent o r & n Co
Salem Dr. Salem Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
nv HosnR sRorHRas,
MONDAY JAN. Z, 1901

Daily One Year $500 In Advances
Daily -Four Months o. In Advance
Weekiy One Year sI.oo IN Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Smoke Henry the Fourth.
Sam :. Goldsmith Cigar Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at B 40 a. m. 1854 q. m. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

.,hss rs.si.S ~ Sns q hs above pat,a,-s IN ,r,
'~'''' rHE rRiBrNE. Nsw.Nsrl c,,,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

ln connection With TIE TrnHrs We .a.r ,
'Naa"a'sa "eeANr -ai asrce.al.l ..ruas.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

The venerable Senator Stewart of Ne
vada, erstwhie silver champion, now
declares himself for Hanna for presi-
dent, describing him as "a broad.mind-
cd citizen" zone of the ablest men in
the country and so on. Ga the silver
question, however, the senator says:
"Thc extraordinary output of gold
for the past five years has settled the
money question for the time being. 1T
is to MY mind sad admission that
the supply of circulating medium
should be regulated by the quantity of
one metal. Sooner or later the mines
must fail. and the money question will
then be parau cunt. The suffering will
be appalling. 10 my judgment, Just as
il has been in the past in such instances.
This has occurred with the same certain
ty during the past 2O90 years as that
night has followed day. Still, the per-
sons most interested-that is, the mon
ey-makers-will not allow the question
OF regulating the quantity of money
otherwise than by the mere accidents Of
mining. 1t is idle. when the supply of |
money is sufficient to meet the demands |
of the country or world, to make the |
issue more money 1t is impossible to |
bring the silver question to the front at |
the present time, and it is possible that
it may never again be an issue. Wise
mon, however, should consiuer some
rule by which an adequate supply of
mnrpy can be furnished without regard
to the OUTPUT of either the quartx or
pulp nj Ills"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

An Italian physician, DR. Ceresote,
holds that raw vegetables are more o,
less responsible for the diffusion OF
parasitic diseases He bought lettuce,
eadivy. radish and celery iu the mar
kct at Padua. Washing them in
sterilized water and examining the
sediment un:e, microscopic survey.
he found a fauna of no less than -
species and a CORRESPONDENCE rich
fora in the way of microbic variety
including bacilli anal-g ous to those
of the typhoid and tetanus or locKiaw.
The doctor says that merely rough
washing for these vegetables will rot
do. He advises first washing and then
soaking for half an hour in a three
per cent solution of tartAric acid
that is, cream of tartar water which
is cheap, agreeat lie and poaerful
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09
SOME STATE NEWS.
Mad Dog at Enosburgh Falls.

A mad dog scare in Erosburg Falls
WAS clipped In the bud last week BY
the prompt action of ire owner OF the
dog. Elmer johnson, atterded the cir
Gus in st Adams 70 days ago and
when he went home large mongrel
dog follosed him. As the deg M
puared to be good naturcd, he was in
y measure adopted 90 his arrival and
to remain at the barn. Mon
day, Mr. johnson was at the barn and
his attention was attracted to the
peculiar sections of tho dog. Quick as
q flash it came TO him that the animal
had gone mad. without hesitation
he grabbed the dog by the back Of the
neck and threw him into box stall
apd fastening the door, fearing the
'eftey Of his little son il the dog were
allowed to run lose Mr. Johns, m
vent to the house for his rifle with
which be despatched the beast, which
n the meantime had shown conclu-
lvely that he was affected with the
abieS.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

The shrewd old man Of Rome, &C.
c,rdirg to the New York Suns cor
respondent, has decided upon a policy
towards Frarce, regarding the recent
e1 to put the Wsldeck Rousseau min
istry and its Socialist and Jocobin
supporters in difficult dilemma. In.
stead of retracting bis advice Of sew
eral years ago which caused the IN g. or-
ity of frer ca Catholics TO rally to the
republic, the Pope will advise all re-
ligious associations to apply for the
official authorization prescribed by the
new law-eXtent-Hh ich, on the plea
doubtless well.forme ed to a large ex-
tent-that certain religious orders in
the exercise OF teaching functio ns
were matchmaking the Freu n youth
With Republican ideas compels
all associations, whether religious or
secular, to obtsin from the govern
ment an authorization of their corpor-
ate existence, in default of which
they must renounce educational func-
tons under the peuslty of beirg dis. |
solved. OF course the application |
will be useless on the part Of the
Jesuits, or of any other religious body |
which is formed partly OF foreigners.
and is directed from abroad. The bill
expressly forbids the government to
authorize the corporate existence ofany
'uch association 10 France. If. how
'Ver,all religious assoc iations rot open
o the specific objections noted, shall,
q conformity to the Pope's edvice.
pply for authorization, and if the
authorization shall be granted, it is
bvious that the effect of the new law
'ill be min i'm lied and TIE result will
e by 10 means what the supporters
f the lsw intended. Should it, on
ne other hand, reject the applics.
ons, it may slierate the majority or
Iirmiuced FIepchmer. who are rot
nwilling that the teaching function =
lorld be exercised by religious per
us, provided these ara native born,
ID not controlled by foreigners. In
ther event, it will be surprising if
9 Walteck- Roussesu ministry, the
ost Successful the Third Republic
IS seen, is not greatly weakened.
'pe Leo is rot old erough yet to be "
silly outwitted. &C
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

Tho expected hitch appears in the
Nicely case 10 the refusal of several
witnesses at Irdiar apolis to 20 to
Cuba to testify against him, on the
ground that Cuba is foreign la1d,
to which they own no allegiance and
that they are not required by law or
by treaty to answer any questions put
to them by Cuban court. The Su
preme court, however, held in the ex-
tradition case that while Cuba was
foreign territory and there was no
oxtradition treaty, Nicely could be
sent back there because Cuba ives
still held under the war powers of
the President of the United States.
1t is a curious state of affairs if he
can be forced back there for trinl but
citizens cannot be forced there to
testify against him. That would
make stealing by American office
holders there about the safest crime
possible.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

Senator McLaurin of South Caro-
lima has issued his defiance to thu
Democratic state committee which re
Gently demanded his resignation he
cause be had abandoned the party.
The senator tells some truth in hi:
letter but on the whole it is an undig-
nified document and unworthy Of any
good cause. He tells the committee
that it is not his master or censor, y
that he holds his comm ission from
the Den Ocratic voters of the state,
recognizes no authority but theirs
and will in due time appeal TO them
for judgment on his course. Ard he
goes on:
| regard what you have done Is
| merely expressing the malice and the
! fears of one inGiridusl, Senator b K
Tillman. But for this always evil
and indecent Influence, ordinary re.
spect for the proprieties woul1 prob
ably have prevented the four of your
committee who are my declared com.
petitors for the seat | row have the
honor to occupy from attempting to
use the power entrusted to you by
your party to remove a rival from
your path. | shall ask the people to
decide between the man who has tried
to help cotton factories, open high
ways of commerce and to so command |
for it the confidence and resrect of |
the business and laboring elements
North and South, ard the man whose |
conduct and record have been to sink |
the party to disrepute and impotence.
shall ask them to say whether they
prefer the senator who has tried to
retain for South Carolina the honor
and dignity won by long line OF
sons ard glorious deeds, or
the senator who has postured as
butfoon and bully, and who proclaimed
m the floor of the Senate that he
a constituency OF ballot
box suffers and murderers. who want
ed their share of the stealings. |,
He then proceeds TO attack Tillmsn
personally with charges that contrast .
with the latter's reputation
or personal integrity:
He (Tillman) cannot put me under
uspicion and he has put himself by
lis own acts. | haze rot in public s
flee retroaraded from perhaps, hor s.
rable bankruptcy to dlshonotable 4
nd unexplainable wealth. He and |
ave drawn the same salaries, but | o
ave found it impossible. to save a ii
ollar from mine. | have never, how N
yer, truckked to corporations with h
be fawning of tanned spaniel, mace n
peeches against them, thea voted for
hem, and accepted favors he hes ei
one. | have Fever been the sole
oss ard buying egent of newly
reated whiskey trust with its rebates
$50, 600 to so, 600 a ye9r, meme cf w
bich ever reached the state treasury. III
have never had tie harding of or
ate bond refundirg scheme with X
5000 of commissions never &C n,
,unted for or explained. ch
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09
NOTINGs.

The discovery of valuable miners
| deposits in PalestiLe is reported by
one of our consuls. Immense fields Of
| phi osphate are found on both sides OF
| the river Jordan Of course, the salt
deposits of the Dead sea have been
knoan for some time. He insists
that the Holy Land has great 10
dustrial future, whic is the main
point to consider. perhaps.
Tesla is actually going to put his
wireless telegraphy into transatlantic
operstion, he AYERS, having bought
200 acres of land at Wardenclye. on
the Sound coast of Long Island, and
contracted for the erection Of five or
six buildings thereon. One of these is
to be 100 feet square and several
stories high, and Will contain COM
plete electrical plant, Of $40 horse
power and costing $50 0C0. The other
buildings will be occupied for his
several experiments, and he will make
that his headquarters, giving up his
New York laboratory, ~ would have
been sen6ig messages across the
ocean without the use of wires by this
time, II the public we're not so hard
10 convince, says Mr. Tesla.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

The decision of JuGgs Gear of the
United States Circuit court noted
last week, that the right of trial by
Jury extends to Hawaii, means that
the constitution az a whole applies TO
those islands. But the decision is
based on the Newlands resolution by
which Hawaii was annexed. The de-
clsion does not hold that the con-
stitution goes there OF its own vigor
and so is not in conflict with that CT
tbs Supreme court.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09

Senator John 7 Morgan CT Alabama
is man of macy errors of opinion,
but be is is at least sound in some of
the ideas that are fundamental to a
republic. So he unqualifedly con
dennis the grandfather clause" by
which the constitutional convention
of his state proposes to get rid of
the negro vote. TIE fact that it
sccomplishes that purpose or that
tho vote is evil and dangerous in his
WOW affords no excuse In letter the
senator says, "Our American Revolu-
tiou vas primarily and essentially
a struggle to at olish hereditary priv.
lege 10 goverun emit, with all its ap.
purtensnces. This Southern move
ment is now nude squsrely for the pur
pose of reRiving that privilege. ITO
make blood the medium OF transmit. |
ting the electoral power frcm father
to son, is to rprise, from its fouuda- |
tious, the whole system of Democratic |
government and to reinstate the sys-
ten, and form of regal governmental
or to express it differently to revive
prime feature of the feudalistic sys-
tenn the last vestiges of which this
republic was found to destroy. ="
When once the principle of beredity
is rcc-gnized as controlling suffrage,
he s'ys, the next step will be easy
aud sure to make heredity TIE basis
of office holding. Ard can there be
airy doubt that this is the tr1tbs |;
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-09
RESULT OF RUSSIAN ATROCITY.
Gen Grlbski Who Comma nded in siaugh
ter OF 5000 Oh these Commits Suicide

ter OF 5000 Chinese Commits Suicide.
The suicide of the Russian General
Gribski, which was noted In Wednes-
days dispatches, recalls the most terri
BILE episode of the boxer uprising year
ago. That was the destruction OF some
5000 peaceable Chinese 10 the river
Amur, opposite the city Of BIagovest-
chensk. where Gen Gribski commanded.
| As the story is now told, the massacre
was the result of misinterpretation of
orders. When the city was attacked by
Chinese soldiers or outlaws from Aigun.
Gen Gribsk asked instructions as to
what he should do with the Chinese in
the town. and the answer came back
from st Petersburg, Filing Chinese
across Amur." Gen Gribski was absent
when the despatch was received, but
his subordinate interpreted it literally
and executed 1t with fProcity that is
happily unparalleled 10 the modern war
fare of civilized nations. The entire
Chinese population, 5000 in number, in
GLIDING a large proportion of women
and children, were herded upon the
bank Of the Amur and then driven by
Cossacs into the river. Chinese moth.
ers who tried to leave their babies on
the bank saw them tossed about on the
bayonets of the Russian soldery. Very
few were able to reach the other bank |
and the great majority persisted in the |
stream. This fiendish affair, which ri
walls the atrocities of warfare on the |
plains of Tartary in the 10Th century, is |
a hideous stain on the record Of Russia.
II would be a disgrace to any country, |
were it's soldiers so brutal as to obey or.
jers to execute so inhuman deed. Gen
iribriski's suicide is doubtless due to
he massacre. He had lately hpen to st
Petersburg to explain the affair, and it
5 thought that the cars government
lad disgrsced him.