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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
RECEPTION ON HENRY,
admiral Evans Arranges Naval Part
Of Welcome to the Prince.
OLYMPIA WILL TAKE PART
0'"er "ar"hips Forming the Al.
"S squadron viii be the iii.
"o's' the San Francisco, the
Cincinnati and the Hartfora

Washington, Jan. 17.-Reor Admin
A'o"''y u. Evans, who has been charp.
eu with the preparation and execution
" 'he naval programme at the recep.
''oh OF Prince Henry of Prussia. colled
upon Dr. Won Holleben, the German
elloassador, at the embassy during tba
VA! ana consulted with him Regarding
inc arrangements for the naval v.oi
visitor. s "'eneu
Aun''ral Evans will keep in close
@oue" WIN the ambassador and tba
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
sumner Ordere6 IN G.

ashlhgton, Jan. 17.-Admiral coo..
W.. sumner. at present commondino
.le League Island navy yard, has honn
seiected by Secretary Long to ta,.1
t,om '"n" OF the south Atlantic SIN.
lo,,' ana the battleship Iowa. now r.
~ . waters. has been ordered
around Cape Horn to Monteyideo IN
STRIVE as the flagship of the station
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE.
trolley Car. Laden
WIZ" r"""e"EerS. PIunges Down
Int" the White River.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 17.-Tbis off,
''"' '''S' leeh the scene Of Il sensation.
al disaster.
" 'r"iley car with many passengers
a"oard' was crossing the West Wash
'"s'o'l street bridge when the bridye
collapsed.
ne trolley car was carried down
WIN '"e debris and plunged into the
"h''e river with its load of manic
stricken people.
IL is impossible as yet to saw iust
no" many lives were lost.
Inc bridge is located mile west of
The center of the city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
FRANCE BACKS sEOREsTAr
OeciAres That Venezuela Must AlIov
Him to Land ut La Cunx..

Him to Land ut La Guayr..
Faris, Jan. 1.-THE French govern
nieht mas cabled to Caracas instructint
NC rrehch consul there to insist thai
NJ secrestat. Jr., who recently arrived
~ ls' Guayra on the French line
steanier st. Laurent from Bordeaux.
be allowed to land.
". Secrestat, Jr.. when he reacbe,l
-" uuayra was on his way to Corac,,s
III order to protest there against fine
SEIZURE OF the estates of Gener,I 40.
,os, the revolutionary leader which
n"d been legally leased to his fnther
'"erc'lant OF Bordeaux. He was pre.
vented IRON landing by the Venezuelon
""'h"rities. though the French consul
." "'"cas had received in writing y
p.ease IRON the Venezuelan minister
VI Foreign affairs that NJ. Secrrstot r.
, In'u We allowed to land without any
u,'lhc"'ty. The preteyt on which IN.
",u'hg was forbidden was tlnt be
n,'sht nave conferred with General
MatoS. "e"e'"'
ne french consul Mt Curacas pro.
:, ehcrgeticnlly against the nc.
non OF the Venezuelan authorities and {
the matter to his government.
a dispatch from Willemstad. island /
u "lacao. says that the Venezuelan |
e'o'o'iollary steamer Libertador far. {
,er'! the Ban Righ. was sighted On
'"! evening near Cape Codera. g
'S' o' la Grayra. 1t is supposed th,t y
ne landed arms there. Numbers NJ in 81
are in the field in that vicin s,
y. -.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

embassy officials in order tlnt ha M, ,
CONFORM his own arrangements r.
''ose Oh the visiting party. notice ~
Tue latter's plans being conveyed from
A's'''" 10 the embassy at Washington
NOT Going to Hampton Roads.
~ may be stated upon authority that
'he Nfohprllz Wilhelm will NOT d.,.i
"te from her course and go first to
hampton Roads as heretofore ron,,,.t
co. blt will bear Prince Henry ,,ira,.,,,.
s ~ Ne" 1ork' where the naval demon.
S'r"t'on proper will take place.
he Following squadron has been as-
s's'ed TO Renr Admiral Evans Inv t,,a
navy department to welcoma t,,
prince: Flagship. the battlesbin TN;
,,o's' protected cruisers OLYMPIA Sam
francisco and Cincinnati and t,,n
cruiser Hartford. ~"
lt ma been rumorcd that in view ,f
lhe niue disagreement between Admit.
al Dewey and Admiral Won Diederichs
u Malllla s2ne other vessel mipht ho
'uos'li'ted for the Olympia.
ME detailed arrangements for +,,,
movements Of this souedron have ,at
et peeh made. Admiral Evans states
nat the vessels pr baby will renlaz.
Jus at Iompkinsville and possibly .
'n ''e imperial yacht HohenzoI,n.n ,
u iier way mp the Atlantic coast from
IL west Indies and escort her to Nn,,. :,
DIRK harbor wv"
-Aolllfal Evans will have with him ~
* same staff that was selected To ac. q
''''pahy him to the As'at!c station
'ptalll George A. Converse. MS oop
'huer OF the flagship Illinois, will he =,
nag captain, Lieutenant Frednrin,, ~
Chaplin his flag lieutenant Iinntor {. {.
lhomas Washington his flag SEQ. Nc
AIRY. and there will he several other W.
val aids. '''' 10
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

washington. Jan. 17.-The foIIovv;,
pointed: "'oi' ap-
w C" m - North Woodstock G.
NE" 'clsey-Alanalpan, j. C. Hires
view lork-Cascade, Charles w
Mackey. w.
ieiii'sylrhnla - Brandywine Manor
: D. Mcclure; Pennington, O. r.
,, m.N'iS; Grovania. c. ID. Garrison.
" lhdfail, Nellie +. Stevens.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

washington, Jan. 17.-The pre)imno
~ census report on the manrfacturi,..
INDUSTRIES OF New Jersey shows a total
capital or Soo3So+,Os2, an increase Of
almost lol per cent and value of nrod
ucts IN 1900 of $G11. IDS, 933, an increa 50
~. a,s,os' Is per cent. There are 15,4S1
establishments. an increase of ~ nor
cent. VI 10 per
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
jail For IA Bank Pre.,d..

ou n0'isNille' n.y.. Jan. lin the fed.
eral court J. NJ. Mcknight, former
president OF the defunct German M
lional bank Of this city, who was cnn
s'c'ea last Saturday of embezzling tha
nailk $ funds, has been sentencad w
,ne pehltentlary for six years and bas
been fined $40. "' nas
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
P1IaIizTESr OPENED


'''ee" =. a. I~por'''' ,. o.a, I'd open
London, . ,a4 WITH ,IinH' Ceremonial in at a,
ed p"r,d respects similar to 'a :" th /"
e ssnrary ast The procession .s !" ,'
r reur of lords was of the same .e en' s"n
t n""a rs that witnessed on the o s,lmsnt
Of r sne oP Edwards reign, while WITHIN
t of N npper house were seen the s. ,'r
s sn1 "p parenntry the same hls'"r"'
dresses and the same revival Oh ''''''"'
f0 lftsr roDiug King Edward ana q
Queen Alexandra entered the house o.
n ~", and occupied their thrones De,
meath Il canopy, with the frlns ,,o arr ~
Princess of Wales on either sue ="
Them. Tie other members OF the row.
family were seated on chairs at tue
foot Of the steps leading to the thrones
The gentleman usher of the black ro'''
General Sir Michael Blddulph. haVl'S
,ummoned the speaker and the mem
,ers of the house of commons n'S
ma iesty read the speech from Inv
hrOne.
The speech was not an important "
arance. His majesty referred IN graf
led terms to the world tour Oh TIE
rince and Princess of Wales express
regret at the fact that the war III
outh Africa was not concluded said
, trusted the decision of the SUGAR \
Inference would lead to- the abandon {
ent of bOunties and noted the conclu' o
On Of the isthmian canal treaty. h
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

tons ha, "an' 1.-THE munictp,I
of Eusar e Rave resulted in III, d
for the so,,,, st''i' member of parlia
Mayor. n southeast division of Cor,
the tuita', ne and other nomine
tributed tI' ta Irish league. This
during tho 10 u Speech made by Mr.. t
clared tbat o'a y, in which IA.
Cork he wou II King Edward can
city. '"'u be hooted throuc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

Ch1cago, Jan. 1.-THE Western Pickle
fackers' association, including renro.
sentatives from Illinois. Indiana ,Iiah
lsah' oh'o' Iowa and Missouri, is con.
sloering an advance in prices. It is
sald there may be pickle famine no.
.oae next summer, Notwithstanding the
increase OF $3.50 barrel over tbo
prices year ago. ''e
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY.
eeve" Masked Men Get Avv.v WIZ.
$4,000 Worth of Rnnt,

*2,0GG Worth of Booty,
fort smith, Ark. Jan. 1.-THE soutb
oouhd Kansas City iSou hern passenpa,
eiaih mas been held up mile north q,
Splro' i. IT, by seven masked men.
Inc local safe in the express car was
opened, but nothing secured from #
ne robbers tried to open the tbrouph
sare' Dut failed. Then they rified the
mail car '"'
Ihe scene of the robbery is fifteen
mics from Fort Smith. United St,t..
ihafsllals are securing the country in
search of the robbers. Three susnects
miners. have been arrested and taken
to Poteau, l. T.
hallfcad @nd express officials decline
10 state Aow much booty was secure,,
III Is stated, however. that the robbors
got away with $1,000
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
Ivy lie Kid Currx

gan, who ' "on'' Jan. 17.-Harvey
Tenn. an was arrested at Knozy.
nllls Of thn ruarse of having >Do
Montana -, ., flrst National Banh
escape. is ' saiS !, q desperate a,tcurs
tana. >N Curry of portborn NJ
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
STAMPEDE FROM DAWSON.
A""""""ds Of Miners Rus,, IN
round GOitI;i,.SI.

'""hu GOtd iirilS
Fort Townshend. Wash. inn -
Inc latest advices. from Dawson voro
D'""Rht on the steamer Cott.ac Cit,,
Dy Charles Berlynan, VINO Jeft ths
Alondike capital the latter p,rt r n" NV
GENDER. bergman saws ihrre is .
etailpede from Dawson for Jeodors,u
creek near Stuart river. lie rrnorts
tn"t several THOUSAND mon are ON tho
creek and all claims have been st,,,od
During the winter the rambljuy a,"
ment in Dawson has resorted to a,,
Aihus OF schemes to induce the autbnr
.t,es TO permit the opening of gam
ping without success.
preliminary work has been o,,n,
ilenced on one of the largest and lon.
gest mining tunnels in the world no.r
juneau Alaska. The tunnel will ho
more than 5000 feet long and will I've
started on the beach south of Ju,o,u
anu run into the mountains to ton d.
arSe number of claims in the Silvor
DOW basin. a large mill will no hni,,
N the beach, where it can he operotod |
ne year round. 6
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
MAN HUNT AT DOBBS FERRY.
Pursuer Shot In Attempt to Round
Up Gang of Burglars.

New York, Jan. 17--One man wa
shot and another. a policeman, had d
narrow escape from death during a
burglar hunt at Dobbs Ferry n. y
One of the burglars a negro. was
caught in the house of William John
son of New York city which was rob
bed. Two others got away, but a man
was subsequently captured at Hastings
who was believed to be one of thu
gang.
Mr.. johnson discovered the burglars
IN his house and telephoned for aid. A
policeman was driven to the house b.
Joseph Lawrence a liyeryman. Whe.t
the burglars saw the buggy contain'".
the Policeman they opened fire Oh i.
La Wrence was shot in the hip and pain
rully wounded and a bullet struck tLg4
shield and glanced.off.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

va" W"'dersee Coming to amcri.,
New YORK, Jan. 17.--It is an,ourced
III dispatch from Berlin that ro,,t
ai.u countess Won Waldersec will soo,,
san 1or Il visit to American relatives NJ
1 T,r .".l''s German noblemans wife.
lheS are expected to reach this coup.
Try IN April. The wife of the German
,leia marsha was formerly Miss Murv
nst.ilf Lee, WHO was Lorn in this ci,r
al.r ia'APr was David Lee, fifty Years
ago Il leader in the New York procnry
trade. s'o'eI!
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
Ch!cngO's Union St,t,cu

! 'h'c''&o Jan. IT, Fire broke out i,
tiH' ticket office of the Union station
Aoaihs and Canal streets, and for ,
, u.ne .l'rettened the destruction of til.
p.-.uihg. Inc smoke and flames spread
80 RAPIDLY that sixty employees Of fine
several roads that make the station
'ne', I hicago terminal had an excit.
Ing time to escape suffocation
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
Lodge to Sppnk ut yu,

new Haven. Conn, Jan. 17-uo,
henry Cabot Lodge. LII. d. 1rnitod
. o.a'es senator from Massachusetts
VIII oelNer the annual address to tho
graduating class of the YoIe 1a,a
scnooi June %, ace riding to an oflicj,,
announcement iust made
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

scranton, Pa, Jan. 17.-Ex-,Judpn w
II. Jessup' a prominent lawyer. died
suddenly at his home here during the
Jay OF heart failure. Judge Jessun an.
peared in both the common Meas ona
superior courts the day before to ar.
que cases. He was seventy-two years
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

Frankfort, Ind. Jan. 17.-CIem .
FRUIT young farmer. was shot r.,
oeath ny William pittser onotbor
young farmer at Pittser's home. ono
mile north Of Kirklin during q dannn
fIttsor was arrested.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS DEMANrs


Wheeling, ". Va, Jan. l7-At ttie,
convention in Huntington the Yves
'irsihia miners formulated n new
scale which the operators will be ask
ed to sign on April 1.
Inc operators are invited IN atter,,
Tue JOINT conference of the WORKER.
a.'', Operators of the competitive field.
u, indianapolis the last of this month
west virginia operators have rot hoo,
at these conferences since ,ss-
r"l'ihg to attend the Ipdiop,,o,t..
7"'HTing Or to grant the concossi,.n
''Meo may precipitate t|e u,.o,o
, = west Virginia Mas ever seen +,
=, se men are we'll organized. but con,ro
=, ~, ,ne principal fields by the steel ,,ms
lication. III lace a conl-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

washington. Jan. 1.-THE president
mas decided to appoint Morgan n
Lilewellyn surveyor general Of Nan.
neA'c, 20 succeed the present incum.
oeh'' Mr. Vance. Mr.. Llewellyn is tho
son of W. II. II. Llewellyn. who was
lieutenant colonel in the presidents
regiment. The son also served in tha
rough riders. '''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

Albany N. y, Jan. IA claim -,
sIo'Voo mas been filed against the STATE
lor the death of James Martin 49,
was Killed by a runaway freight o ao
hospital. "'o state
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

no TmhouR rs and w Ssw York Jan. l
demand; MINI sr to sell with h'v vas or les,
s2soas % 9.r agh's, ssoas SIMS us ssS5a4 "a
! WHEAT"'Er.ef patents 81 s Manter extras
break this TX S.f'.erienced anoM
lion follo ,s morning, with v another Severe
ing r,,m owlns lower ca h vigorous liouidaa
on covari rs from Chicago. , and disouiaa'
Marcb eng and at ~ later it ra,,,.
RYE- Jszs C., May, "a ll-lsa Lisa was steadv'
York carlots. state state 6sa67c
CoRN-o. 'ern' &c.. t. VIEW y
which II u lower cables e q with lionia.
May, s7ha faslled moderatse,,' feature. aftar
track, whit t'Ne and wea ISao'sc. seat
pn1,ern, 5Sa5Sc. ''aaSc.; tracl e West;
lily, sii77NsonoSsSteady; mess ., White,
'.s '61c.''o--fasy; prime r '''' Fam
nUrrER-s,.. western ste.,,
',Ce,n,mnery, l6a2shc state dairy :.
an M. SE-Firm: s,o. ''aZl!sc.
,ream made u fancy 1o,t fun Cream
ate n ma small. fall ma,1a lIOac; sla,o large
est sma,; best. larre fancy, llTa,r full
"a 9ao o--Ffrm: stat N'e made,
SIiGa western, at mo- and Pennsr,
entrifahs, easy MARK rh; s7asoc"
5%Ss oY sise IS sss' s s; rrs sns sse
c. stee@sdayrea 1 4.7sc.' nsd quiet;
.a5%c. oy' domestic S'a
!a6%c. steady; civ 'pah
wee s2hasOc, shipping, soasso
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
special Envoy to Spain N.r

washington, Jan. 17.-Dr. 7
curry mas been appointed special on.
Vov extraordinary and minister n,on;
potehtlary to represent the pras;dom.
at the coming of age of the Linn II.
spain Dr. Curry is native Of VIZ
Spain. S'er 10
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

NJ. Braeaeo S. Mimi, Jan. 17.~nr ' p
ia sta teN en, secretary of the ,1nro Fl
address, ",e , board of health, in s ~
of discretioua declared that ever ypo'c
and tban allpox ought first to h ailllcted
Dr u p enen sent to jail for n 10 De- cured
for for s nraeken said there wn n'1 let days
'or smallpox in civilized va" aa no excuse
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
roy Collar Factory

the a'o T,ol NJ Y, Jan. 17.-rha a' med
practically a hr0y Collar company ne nl plant of
QUO; insurance, sSs oo by fire; loss, sss SAL
company on FRI Printing and pu plsnt Of
4sea to the extent Of $1,000 IUor was dam.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
prominent YACHTING Ma

Z New York, Jan. III. V. s. Odd;o
secretary of the New York Yacht o,,,h
~ ~ ueau at his residence in this CITY
Mr. oddle had been i'll for about txvo
weeks with kidney troutl e. WV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
Governor Cummin. In.ur

oseEnor Cummins Inaugurated.
Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE inau.
suratlon OF Governor A. B. Cummlns
TOOK place with imposing ceremonies
at the Auditorium in the nrasanon
5000 people. VI
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
.onIa a"" Hears p.n..

vailed in t 1'n, IA strong n"Iirf pr
,ne day that n' ~ circles here late
Dc r,apena an,s1tIations for peace Aa
'''' ''d he British ushF sover rns 'Sn''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

montreal, Jan. 17.-Fire has da mac,
.me noya, Electric Light company,s
extent Of $4,000. 70 the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
ANY er.e Mckinley n.

a hnany. n ', "ckinley Day.
puell has issno !" Jan. 17.-Goyern f
AN san, %, the s,1,, Proclamation that
state, NaoeS be obsa, 80 "a. mi,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
appropriation Rj,I p,

nr M'u"''y, IAN. 1.-THE annual ,n,r.,
" " vote OF 10 yeas to nays, "'' =
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17

r,,a 'he Weather.
arr colder; northwesterly winu,s
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMgpo1,,
Quotations, of ths Va.
stock Exchunp. FORK
New York Ia, ,

prime me pn raI' easier at " ~ p san- Is
tusI bsi Exchange fairly ste stead, per- cent
ASH BUSINESS fos in bankers 'G hi with ae-
60 ' davi lor demand and at a o Sii at ASla
me unth Posted rates S5 ss4nss4,sass4A for
$50 '' MILLS bills, As3sa Ssn anu ah$. Com
bonds stssl dollars 10 e Bar silver
road @ bonds firm. 00nds inactive. Rail-
Closing prices; 1''''-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16
TWO sisters EIone.

Aberdeen, Wash. May l6.-There
was considerable excitement in the
family of John Shannon yesterday
when II was discovered that two of
the daughters had eloped. Miss Bes
sic, the eldest, a girl of 16 or II, was
sent down to Ocosta yesterday 10
make preparations for the removal OF
the family to that place. Upon her
arrival there she was met by a young
man named Frank Wilson, who had
followed her from here. The couple
walked 20 Cosmopolis and took the
boat for Montesano, We're married by
a minister there, and returned TO Alb
erdeen last night. They are now at
the home OF w. b. Wilson.
When the family followed their eff.
fects 20 the Northern Pacific depot
yesterday afternoon 10 take the train
for their new home I'm Ocosta, II was
discovered that the second daughter,
Miss Lena. a miss Of 1t, was missing.
The most diligent search by the father
and police failed 10 find any trace OF
the girl II was learned later in the
evening that she had been with a lad
by the name of J. w Marshall, but il
has been impossible thus far to locate
their whereabouts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16
WATER
CURE
INQUIRY
Testimony Before the Senate
Committee

Washington, May 16.-Captain Lee
Hal, formerly of the Twenty-third In
fantry was the witnes before the Sen
ate Philippine committee today. He
was in command of a company OF
Macabebe soldiers. He said these
we're deadly enemies of the Tagals He
had heard of instances Of the water
cure, but saw none.
Senator DIETRICH called attention to
picture in Bryan's Commoner, show
ing the Macabebe as a naked negro,
with Aguinaldo standing behind him.
Captain Hall said the Macabebe was a
Malay, not a negro, and that when he
was a soldier he was clothed.
The witness said that one Macabebe
sergeant, whom he had sent out in
search OF guns, had told him that he
procured them by the use of the cure.
His method was TO use buffalo horn
as a funnel through which to admins
ter the water When this incident was
reported to Colonel Wilder, in charge
of the scouts, the colonel said that he
did not want to hear any more about
Il. As for himself, he gave no orders
OF cease the water-cure practice. The
witness was quite sure that this was
not an American invention In secur-
ing confession. The witness told of
conversation he had had with General
Lawton, in which the general had said
that the natives should be treated con-
siderately, because "by and by they
would be our people" He himself had
done no more than to compel prisoners
ITO beat rice Prisoners generally
were paroled after dressing the
wounds OF the injured and caring for
the sick. The native prisoners were
treated much as our own soldiers are.
we paid for everything we got," he
said.
Captain Hall said he had known of
cases of cruelty on the part of Fill
pinos toward American prisoners, but
that this practice had been largely
discontinued by the natives toward
the latter part Of his stay in the Phil
ippines,
Speaking OF the relative mortality
in the American and Philippine forces
in battle, he said that generally about
three natives to one American was
killed. The Filipino is a better shot
at a distance of a mile and a half, he
said than at 30 steps"
Replying 10 question by Senator
Dubois. Captain Hall said that he con
sidered there was no immediat,
chance for an independent govern
ment not until they learn what gov
crument is," lie proceeded, however
to say that there is much good in the
native Filipino. and that in time they
would come to be good people,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16

at the girl, who ran screaming out Of
the house, closely followed by the
Chinaman. The girl ran for the tim
ber near by, when a number of citi-
zens, attracted by her cries, followed
in pursuit Of the Chinaman, whom
they captured before he overlook the
girl. A rope was secured. and the
crowd was on the point of hanging the
Chinaman when the city marshal ar
rived and prevented the execution.
The Chinaman was arrested and fined
and given short notice TO leave the
town. The citizens then met and re-
solved to Danish all Cinnamon from
Whitney in the future. Save for her
fright, the young lady was uninjured.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16

MEETING
TOMORROW
II May Be at the Grand Opera
House.

The weather forecast for Saturday Is
showery, and the local committee at
Salem, are rustling to have him speak
at the opera house, in case the wealth
er is unfavorable to the outdoor meet
ing at Marion square.
The armory will not begin to hold
the crowd that will be in town to hear
the popular candidate for governor,
and as the opera house will seat 500,
and 200 can find standing room, that
will be secured If possible.
Mrs. Hinges has been engaged to
sing, and an overflow meeting will be
held in another hall, If necessary, af-
ter the first meeting is over.
Mr. Chamberlain will be in town un.
iii the local train takes him to Jeffer-
son.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16

the receipt of the names of the tire
candidates whom the clergy Of b
archdiocese will select, and fro,
which the archbishop will be chose
A high authority at the Vatican a
to the correspondent of the Associate
Press that it seemed as II Bishop NJ
Donnell could have the appointme
for the asking.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16
Riotins In New York.

New York, May l6.-Following a
night Of meetings and rloting the East
Side Jews this morning continued
their demonstrations against the
butchers with renewed violence. A
thousand extra policemen stood guard
around the Hebrew meat markets all
night but their Efforts proved futile
TO che angry crowd. Women poured
kerosene over the meat and poultry
exposed for sale, and before noon al.
most every shop In the ghetto was
closed. Leaders harangued the with
violent denunciations Of the meat
trust