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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON nn vol. xxvm. HT. IIELKNS, OliEGON, FJtlDAY, MAY 21, 1909. NO. 25. MIS EVENTS J3FTHE DAY Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts ol the World. PREPARED FOR THE BUSY READER Lett Important but Not LM Inler. eillng Happening from Point Ouisld th 8ttt. STORES IN TIERS. Crowded Condition of Slat Strati, uniciRO, II Heapontlble. Chicago, May IM.-Storea in tiara. With aai'h II.. 1... i...... levator with tlia floor below, la the HlllOValliltl l, I.. I.. I ....I, .....I 1. I ,I1V,M1U.VI1 HI VllV I downtown business section of Chicago, .M.I I. . ...... .111 . .1 ... mav win u wau'lied With Interest. Tho now plan haa hewn de vised to meet tha urienl tltuiianil fur mora storeroom on SUU elreet. OREGON STATE ITEMS OF MEREST TROUBLE OVER BOUNTY. HIGH SCHOOL FOR WE8TON. ('.moral Meredith, tha novellat, la (1 !. Captain Halna haa been sentenced to eight yrara In prlaun. Mr. Taft ta suffering from a narvoua breakdown, but not aerioualy. A ver anow atorm haa juat wpt th. Albrrta, Canada, country. The empror of Kuaala will vleit King Victor Kmmanuel, of Italy. A ault U to be atarted by tha gov eminent to diaMilva tha United Stale t:'rm company. A move haa bran atarted by tiro dis inherited aona to content tha will of tho lata Claiia Spreckle. Tha laxity of tha I'orlo Klcan gov trnmanl In earing for It tpra la aeid U be a menace to tha United SUUa. A Canadian man baa offered lha dV f.n.e of being mentally unbalanced when tha mmn la full and bla mother support tha claim. Tha New York and New Jersey .ivt.k exchange baa announced that It will undertake tha promelion of livxtork cultivation in lha Atlantic ral slab on an xUmelv aeala fur fuud purpose. Taft haa bn mW an aaaoclata member of lha U. A. II. In.uranca companies of Indiana ara bring pruMcuUxl under tha anti-truat U. Wiaronaln propoaea to forbid eon trihullona by candidaUwi toeburchr an 1 am-rxt aoeielle. A severe wind atorm at Corry. Pa., blew over a clrcua Until, Injuring largo number of peuple. lieno, Nev., la infeeted with firebug who ara atartlng numeroue fire In bus Inru and rrtdn- buildinga. KuuMVelt ba already alartej to write a aerie of arllclee describing bia Afr can adventure to data. Governor lladlry ha vetoed tha in surance law which waa ped by tha UiMuuri legislature after a long light. Tha army transport Di. which haa own perlmenling with I'hillppine coal. rriKirU that It ha eaeellent atramlng qualities and ha proven vary aatiafartory. Tho Dry Farming congr, which meU at Hilling, Mont, in October, will aim to Uach lha farmer how to rjnrrv molalura by Intelligent culti vation and thua increaaa the praluclng ara in arid and aml arld region. The Krwh atrike la on lha verge of collapae, but I pledged aid of the labor union. Three men were killed and 12 badljr Injurwl by an iploaion of dynamite near Key Weal, Kla, t armerra of Grand valley. Colo., have pruleated agalnat Halllnger aua penalun of Irrigation work. A bridge on th Wabaah railroad near Kanaa City gava way a train waa rroeing and aeveral rona are mlaaing. A non union baker at New York wa art uon by women and after giving him a aevera beating they threw him into a vat of dough. Hill ....I ll.rvlman nflVluli fe COn- fiif.iiii. will. .Km InlA rtta Commerce commlaaion with view of forming rate to conform to tha Spokane decia- lon. An extra aeaalon of tha Washington l.'gllntur will probably b called to atralirhtn nut aume of the mattori arlHlng from Inveatlgatlon of aUU ofll ciala. KxperU catlmata that In 10 year avi.rv drn nf witrr available for irri gallon will b utilited. Kor every acre irrlitated there will ba 60 acre of dry farm land whera Irrigation poaaibili tie ara exhauated. T.d.tol fa a weak aader, A aaloon I to ba opened In Dei Moinna where treating will ba loroiu ai'n. Secretary MacVeagh wya proaperlty only awaiU comulotlon of tha tariff bill. Fire at Ung Inland, Kan., deatroyed five bualneaa bulldlnga, caualng lo eaumateti at iuu,uuu. Thil ParnuM1 union at It national Cnnv.inll..n kna airr.H on a 1)1 n tO build waruhouae and market wheat Without the middleman. PVmi.UI..... .,... tha annual Con ventlon of tha Illinola Homoepathlc Miulii-al .auuilullAn alvfMatlld th fe- moval of tonalla of everyona aubject to lunorcuioala. The nnatul atrllra In France I not general and failure eeemi probable Offlco aeekera and ofllce holding by nrnf..aal..n.l n..liilnUn. la ImmmlnlT vocation In the Philippine Manila, ao- coming to the report or Aciinn t- New Oregon Law la MUunderttood Citizen Propoae to Make Good Use in Umatilla County. of Normal school Building. I I! ... . ' - 4 I tl : I 117 Tk. I.t.l. altnnl tusarft ore auireroom on Hlate elreet I ruumvoii num iraiifc inuicaviuua t,wo umiv. - "If , rai.'i i,.u. .. ,V. there li to be much trouble relative to haa iriven notice of a apecial meeting flir, give ua at Iraat ahow apace thnre ,h Pymt'nt "t bountiea on coyote May 81 to vote on the proportion of and enough room to run our cuatorner wh"n th" new Uw lnt0 efTect- wtabllahlng high achool. Thla up to aoina lloor above " ha imun tl T"ouKn tb doe not 0erat tion i taken in view of the atata nor- cry of thoae merchant, anxlou to l" u"tU M"y 22, " OV1 inc mal board' refunal to permit the ua cate on Htate atreeL but unable to find rourury 1 aubject to bounty, of the atate'a property at Weeton for a room, and the eatate of L. 'I. UlUr I ,n,,re,1 ot tne deatructive animal normal achool aupported with privaU lha flrat in n...Mi iki. ....... .. . i wen unlet! in inia counvy pmcv i a tima. ThTl'r Jh.t dau and th. trouble .. & com. The ZJTl . i .. ... from ihi'Hu aralni. I achool will therefor ceaae to be, wun iirniiar iiian ior uia converaion 01 me . - - . - . , - avn atirv liudHlmr ai ih. a,u.ik...i Uiple of the law have been received the commencement exerciaea may ta ZPlXu ha. b. en dlacoveri for the firat 2D, after being conducted more than 20 Mrner of Mate and Jack n bouleyar.1 Inatitution. The aUte wn.cn ironu w iel on Male arid 144 ,., h-..i..l,.M ..M, hlH JrH will be netitioned for the uae of IihjI on Jmikaon. Arrh'li.rla ti an In .. , -- r -------- divld. D. Ant A . inin .,. an , nd t a thla proviaion that haa been the elate' plant lor puDiic ana nigo divlile the nrat floor Into aeven amall ... . . ,. .... ti,.,l, I u.i nnrnm. th- di.trict airree nir ! a. i.rl K --a, ,.u auill i.a. a.l I UIPI Itni'lVU UJ VllV Itiiivaaj, livua I awaj f aa w..., ..,,. ..., , k n,. I to talc nf the nronertv for which for tanb to hav. private elevator. ' S M Mm wu mde by y,. legM. n-l,n .UK M,,.IUI...I '"w oea inw u w ., . . .. ... ' .. It ia not believed that more than a acore noor ipare on me upper noor aa mey ... . , ... t j require " attached. BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE BURNED. STATE'S FINANCIAL CONDITION Pride of Japanaia Buddhlit and It Treasure Deilroyed. Toklu. May lH.Sojaji, the famoua Hudlhlt temnle In Hhiba wark. Tokio. haa been di-alroyed by fire at a le of I2UO.O00. Only tho who know the pride of the Japanras In their temple ran con ceive the effect of thia irreparable loaa Upon the people. The hojajl temple, ik.iI In the irrvat tenuile at Nikko. probably wa Die moat famuua and pop ular ahow temple In Japan. It wonderful red gatea, which will its remlHired bv thouaand of touriata. were aaved from the flamra. but inaide the temple compound there remaina only a lonely daibulau of bronte, aur roundni bv nilea of wreckaire and em bowerml amid the blackened brancliea of overhanging cryptomerla. A few other eiiranlir ii ecea of bronte aland out only amid the man of eehra, all that ia left of aome of the moal won ilorful art treaaurea that were to be found In the Far KaiL The fire wa aet by a beggar who waa living In a hole umtemealh the inirinra. The man waa cold and atarted a little lilate with a and a few alicka fur warmth ONE MAN AT HEAD. General Schelkel Central Figure In Turklin ArTalra. Cunetantinople. May 18. Muhmid u.k.rk.i I'aaha. pummander of the T.irWi.h Ci.n.titutioiial force, both on land and era. i the man moat fre- .....llu In lha tln.iii'hta of those ob a.rvlnff or draline with the confuaed ...litlra of the dav in Turkey. He ia the one quiet figure upon k,.m r.la the nreaervation of onliT The civil branchra of the government look to him to impoee thflr lilwral rule ihe emnire and to deal promptly I with peraotia and factiona dangoroua to the atate. ... The atk.il! and celerity with wmcn General Schefk. t brought the turn army cor and part of the aeconn army corpa before Conatanlinople and occupied the capitol have amawd the foreign military men here. Hceuhe .i.... .n.kl in the eniDBMiea, rrv.u 1 1 irwv .vi-"'-- . - ofllcera came from t.ermany ana nve Hrltiah offlcera from l-.gypl W ooeerve lha rlavelonment Of tne campaign, Tre.iiuri-r a Statement Showa Over Million Dollari in Strong Box, Silrm The treaaurer'a atatement juitt out ahowa that the amount of firat mortiraire loana outatandinir ia the greau at in the hiatory of the atate, havirur reached the aum total of 4,- ayo,H'J2.H2. Aa a result the common achool fund interest ia growing rapidly and there will thereby be a large amount to apportion among the coun ting Auiruat 1. The common achool fund Interest la now 12:12.007.04. The state tax paid into the state treasury during April wa large, al most 1500.000 being received. On ac count of thia healthy condition of the aUte'a flnancea, the total amount on hand Is the larirvat that haa ever been held at any time by tne state ior a ereatmanv years, the aum being II,- 173,633.'JH. Rccua Bridged al Woodville. Medford The court of Jackson coun tv has ordered construction of a new I....I hri!ir arrosa the Koirue river at W.vnivil . be ow Go d Hill. v. Men will newspajier open a large agricultural district adja PORTLAND MARKETS. Fruits Apple. 65c((i$2.B0 per box; Two.Dav Festival at Lebanon. t..i.annnThe committee appointed by the Ix-baiion Buiness Men e league to make arrangement for Ihe Lebanon the cieveiopmnV o ..,,,..., tuir has announced that Thry have not ceaeed to a..c - , 4 ,nd . tads of the Constitutional coiiim.." - - r ;:: , ,u arrangement. instrument for this festival. The committee has .trawberriea, Oregon. 12 e per pound, "The army i merely an wnram n Lebanon and vi- Potatoea S1.75ft2 per hundred. i. l " aairl l.tmnrBI Ollfinvv iiitim . . I - . - . "The arm and I. a. an odicer cinity to join w th them , and nave a Z iV. deriv. our authority from the rose festivaj . . m ..n. .-. . national assembly. 1 he army , a - -- Th horge ex ger of par ameiu on.,, Uil.iti.m will occur Saturday afternoon, Urr th H1 of tne caomev V " . r The general had an nour a tai w.. ... - llllnl I'asha. the grand via -r. -v Due. conclualon of whicli ne "., . ..Th(l f.rmer and ranch- grand vialer and i " ". " "I. L "' .ki. monitv are Jubilant com. " . . Vegetable Turnipa, $1.25 per sack ; parrots. 11.26: narsniDS. 1.50: beets, $1.75; horseradish, 10c per pound; as paragus, Oregon, 75c(d$l.25 perdoien; ,.tture. head. Z0M 50C Der aoien: on ions. 12Wfifl5c cer dozen: radishes. 1501 20c per dozen; rhubarb, 2(c3c per pound. Wheat Bluestem milling, ii.wm t )R. rlnh. si. 20: vallev. SI. 17: red VVehave ooavrurno..- r ... -- - - . . -. i7l,iri. 20. . .v.a,a-, IPAA III 1 AVAT mB alUIIIIVfll ....".... T---,m-- come in our prgre , . . diu.hM. The gravity ditch on Corn-Whole, 36 per ton; cracked, atalile insuiun.- . - , . . town h.. been com- J36 Der ton. rise above them. ...... h ritv limiU. while Rarlev Feed. $34.50 per ton. ' I' .u .i.i. f Rnmia river the I (W No. 1 white, f 41 Der ton, r.u M.,.1 Make Room. on me m .w. - - - ?--.-. k 7, i.Z-.u . j;n.mt .11. r' . ., hii.h anil llltCII tO rrUIUiaio mtoh i nay 111111.1.11,, ....j, ..... 1U .l nil'HB il (1 VI. ..v.. r- . . . .L.A . eae, m' " ,., u cnt to Woodville but acroaa the river The trade of thia section ha hitherto lu.on ilivsrud to Grant rasa but now th- iittu pltv will iret all of the trade of that section. A planing mill, a oox fartorv and a brick yard have recently been added to the industries of Wood ami wnrk haa lust started on a Urge brick achool house. Foreat Made Into Orchard Grants Pass From the primitive forest to a field of 50 acree planted to thr.fiu iu-r Ireea. annle treea and To- k. oraia is a task that haa just been H'-l ,, . i accomol stud by W. li. snerman, oi ,hu ni.n. within live weeics. juhi a iiiiu nv,.r a month airo thia same 50 ...... I...I tt'D, atnilded with bine, fir ....i ...i..ri,r,,h TmlHV the Improve m.nia nlarnl thereon have increased thia nmiwrtv three-fold in value. The . .nr. nf l.nil in mirntion lies UD the li nvi ua -i river near Tokay llelgnta, ana is wun in pluin view of town. no provision wa made by tne legtai a tore. In vlaw of tha fact that the com munity gav all the ground and one of the build in its to the State, it i thought that the request will be granted. Buy Jackaon Timber Road. Medford With the sale of the Pact Ac & Eastern railroad to J R. Allen, of New York, durinir the cast week the hope of Southern Oregon residents that the road be extended to the timber belt northeast of thia city above Butte Falls hav risen tremendously, ana realty value in the country along the ne of the nronoHed extension nave made a correaoondinflr increase. It seems that at laat the road ia to be comuleted. and with it completion one of the largest standing timber holt in the Northwest, as yet un touched by the woodman' axe, will be made accessible. Ontario Daeianda Action Ontario Protesting aeainst the ac tion of private interest who have filed on water right in the Owyhea river without taking active steps to reclaim the land, representative of the Com- morrial pluh. of Ontario. Weiser. Pav ette and Vale, met in this city and for warded a petition to the Oregon and Irlahn lUlptrationa in eoneress uriring an early commencement of the Malheur irrigation project There are approxi mately 145.000 acrea oi fertile land in tbi district. Sella 23 Acrea for S2.I33. Waatnn T.aorire NeabitL who has hn emnlnvad three vp Are on the farm of J. N. York, waa surprised recently bv the receipt of a "windfall" amount ing to $2,133. Several yeara ago Mr. Noabitt acou red . lor a small sum ii acrea six milea from Boise. He had inrn rprarded it of no value. When RniHa mal estate man. Dean ferkina. came to aee him and offered bim $2,1 J3 for the tract he closed the deal imme diately. Dr. Steiner Return. Salem Dr. R. E. L. Steiner, super intendent of the asylum, haa returned from an extended triD bast. lie wa i-mniniiiiinl aa far aa Chicairo bv H E. Bickers, superintendent of the fee ble minded institute. Bicker returned several week ago. Both made the trin for the nurnose of making a study of the care of the insane of other ataiM. Dr. Steiner viaited Washing ton and Senator Chamberlain while there. UNION PACIFIC EXEMPT. Interatata Commerce Commission Al lows Proteat to 8tand. Waahincrtm. Mav 14. Because It la 2,800 miles from St. Paul to Spokane over the Harriman railway system and only 1,900 milea over th Great North ern and Northern Pacific, the Inter state Commerce commisiion today modified it recent decision in the Spo kane rate case, exempting the Harri man road from adoption of the rate fixed by that decision as to fit. raui traffic. Thia deciaion wa made possi ble only by the fact that no direct line from St. Paul to Omaha was a party to the Spokane caae. The commission, however, ia unwil ling at this time to grant similar ex emption to the Harriman ayatem on freight from Chicago to Spokane, be cauae the Northwestern and Burling ton road, which connect with the Union Pacific system at Omaha, were partiea to that case. However, the mmmi.iinn tiimnorarilv DortDonea it order as to Chicago-Spokane rate over the Union facinc, giving th Harriman road opportunity to establish new ratoa from Chicairo to all territory be tween Pendleton and spoxane. California Enter Protest. San Fram-iapn. Mav 14. Believinir that the reduction of freight rate to inland distributing points .ordered re .antlo hs tho Hill and Harriman lines. in accordance with the decision of the Interstate Commerce commission in the so-called Spokane case, will sen ously injure Pacific coast cities to which no corresponding reduction ha been made, William R. Wheeler, traffic manager of the Merchant' exchange, miTtA tn tha commissioners todav ask ing for a stay in their approval of the proposed rate until tne coast cmee have bad an opportunity to ahow the injuatice of the new tariff. WILL FIGHT STRIKE. I Jas.Muckle&Son!j Successors to Dart & Muckle ST. HELENS iii Carry a Complete Line of the Best in General Merchandise at Lowest Prices Con sistent with Quality. Country Produce Bought and Sold. When in Need of Gro ceriesj Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots and Shoes We Solicit Your Patronage and As sure You Courteous Treatment. Prompt Delivery. We Will 3 3 3 3 French Deputies Show Confidence in Government. Paria Mav 14. A turbulent session of the chamber of depuies today result ed in a victory for Premier Clemen- ceau, when the government' policy with regard to the postal strike was amnhatirallv indorsed bv a vote of 454 to 69, including also the government' insistence that tne postal employes ana other functionaries have no right to I l.il ! Immediately afterward the chamber passed vote of general confidence in lha ovtvftrnmont bv 365 to 75. The strikers received the chamber' rebuke with a shrug of the shoulder, declaring it only served to bind closer their force, which would soon startle the country by a big increase and a rapid extension of the general move ment. On the other band, it ia inti mated that the government haa other nlnna in vimv. r - Ud to midnight there wa no change In tha situation. If anything it was in the direction of a weakening of the atrika sentiment. The sreneral con- V Un ia that if tha movement does not make vast strides tomorrow it is almost certain of complete failure. FEWER RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Year 1908 Was 40 Per Cent Safer Than Was 1907. Chicago, May 14. Not since the huainesa prostration of 1895 and 1896 has travel on American railroads been aa nf aa it was during 1908. In a nam nhlpt iaauAd bv the bureau of rail- and statistics, it ia stated that there were 1,932 fewer fatalities to passengers and employe in railway I accidents durinar 1908 than there were Hnrinir 1907. which is a decrease of ap proximately 40 per cent. The greatest decrease was in fatalities resulting from train accidents, and the following conclusion is orawn : "iilthinrrs considered, the conclu sion ia unavoidable that the diminution in fatalities was due almost entirely to tha racaiuinn in freight traffic which took the strain off every department of service and substituted an oraeriy oo servance of rules by passengers and em ployes, instead of their violation in the feverish rush of prosperity." LOAN You money. RENT You a lock Box. SELL You real estate or farm land SURVEY Your lots or land. INSURE Your buildings. MAKE Your abstracts. SELL Your property. DO Your notarial work. LOAN Your money. COLUHBIA COUNTY ABSTRACT 3 AND TRUST COMPANY 3 ecu mm 1 irr "4 71 lUJUUUUiUUUiUUMiUUUUttUUlUiUJUliUUUUttUUUR JOB PRINTING I 13 OUR BUSINESS WE have the best and most folly equipped Job Print ing Office in Colambia County And we are prepared to do all kinds of Printint on short notice and at most reasonable prices t TRIU Will CONVINCE OREGON MIST lies will be shipped nam . m.math Chanaea Date, Arrangement were mu ..,,.. ti.. LWtinn n( lligi - . ..ud.inul math Ktt R Ml Ul'V Bvv v --- r . . . olr parsons "'7J;"H,TnTHnar kteud of June 7. so as not to conflict . Eggs-Oregon nnen. per the nailery ' "rj" ., i for the with the Rose festival in Portland, dozen. Will am J. hwi ' . , authoritat ve. The event rouiiry -nena, yoptvt y., u,vi., Nr u. declare, that the .pace and tho Th " i now authoritative fryer9 2225c; roosters Nation are not In keeping. wll be a great c UW'. Knof 111 lne ln,""u .,v,ino. nftha turkevs. 20c: squabs, $2.60fii8 per Tokio, way .I,. Asaitlc county. Ww. fifnfiWe. . p..lilff Meet, with hi ....... di.. Ri, Mul. Pork Fancv. 10c Der DOUnd qua iron . M com. r-i e.oy Bm. Hnsl 909 contract. 9c : 1908 crop. .ntr inu ino vn i intriit in ma i roBuvwun" .-.." t - : " - .i. anoxlron. were graiueu . . . ,.,.,. Jun. g ,na 8(l8.iic; 1907 crop, 3(3.; iuo crop Silence with the emptTor.nae A banquet will be " ......o The officer were pressmen f . conVfntjon yooiu.v.-j. , rt , n ,M B-IVUII "" . . -J by American Aniliaasauor"-.-" - f d d D8ing devoted to .u- Admiral llarber waa engaged . In i eon and conferenres by lead Ing lay- versatlon with the tmpaw m of the ,tate. The convention win ' . i i iiuritnr iiiasiia Few daps Are Coming Now. Victoria. B. C. May 14. T. Naka- mura, the new consul general to Cana da, who arrived today, in an Interview aald .la nan w ill ntrirt.lv adhere to the immigration arrangements made with I Canada and the United states, toe re strictions being now strictly enforced. There are few applications for pass- norta and few Japanese are going to South America. Emigration from Ja nan nna i mostlv to Corea and Man churia. Mr. Nakamura was formerly secretary at the Washington lega tion. . . A.l.nl.ni lIHIlfCl 2, favoramon n.hlnat Controli, . io fihvlnff sudden Seoul, way ,f" .n,ne. ,umn,on.from r;-oi8now resident ge --"-- ,,. Dre,i, IIIVI1 v. ..." ... .1 ika aannnd BVeninlT With viudp fcii" . , meeting addressed Dy onicera National Brotherhood. mass of the uiliamatta to Get Stadium. li.. That Willamette univer- renoievoii i.- . .... c.i.m. ia soon to have the larg- n Japan, V Ucount Bona, vice pre-.- a .v.-;tdium in the Northwest, Knera., MJl and that it is .ure to become the center K JtSSS&SSZ bTptHom.n,when in Pendle- caoinei imi""" - non revounj. anes ofllclaU. $2.503 per ordinary, 7 und. ; 1908 1906 1 Un. Wool Eastern Oregon, 16 21c; valley, fine, 24c; medium, 23c; coarse, 22c ; mohair, choice, 2425c. Cattle Steers, top, 5.50 6.T&; fair to good, 15((J5.25; common to me dium, $4.60(4.76; cows, top, $4.25 a Rn- fair to irood. J3.75W4.25: com mon to medium, $2.503.60; bulls and stairs. IS(if3.50: common, JMii.Yo, Hogs Best, 7.60C7.75; lair to irood. $7.257.50; stockers, $66.60; China fats. $6,757. Sheep Top wethers, $44.50; lair in ffond. SS.KOrn .: ewes. Ho less on all grades; yearlings, best, $4.50; fair to good, $4 4. 25; spring lambs, $5 6.60, GOLDMBIA COUNTY BANK DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS i First National Bank, - - Portland, ure. U. S. National Bank, - Portland, ure. Hanover National Bank, New York officers Wm. M. Ross, President and CasHer, Edwin Ross, Vice President; A. u. stone, Assisiaui vasum. Directors Wm. M. Ross, M. White, James Dart, Edwin Ross. Ladies' and Children's TRIMMED HATS In All Shapes Divorce Records Broken. Ran Francisco. Mav 14. Seven di mmi in 9S minutes lust four min ntea to a decree was the new record oafahliahori tndav in the SDeedv dissolu JudGgTUK was in a nurry ana wok mo caiiiiu tinn nf tha aeven plaintiffs and seven corroborating witnesses out of the hanHa nf the attornevs. The Quickness with which questions and answers came made the court gasp. Mikado to Greet Americans. Tokio, May 14. Rear Admiral Gile B. Harber and other official will be received in audience by the emperor of Japan Monday next. At the dinner which will be given to the officer of the American fleet by Minister of Ma rine Saito this evening, the chief aim min ha tha cultivation of true friend- ahin hntwann the visitors and the Jap anese. To accomplish this, formality will b laid aside as much as poasiD.e. Summer wear for infants. Ladies' ready made wash rli-Asses iust received in latest stvles. A select line of Waists and Summer Goods of every description. All the latest styles in blacks and tan shoes and stockings H. MORGUS HELENS ST. w uarDora, 01 uie conavaoumr.