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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1905)
TUB MOKXIXG OREGOMAX. TUESDA.T., DECEMBER 12, 1905. MISS ROOSEVELT WILL SOON WED Engagement to Nicholas Long worth Is No Longer Kept Secret. announces that the oarjfo of the Pacific Mall liner Siberia In harbor at Hongkong. Is on Are. The Siberia sailed from Sab Francisco two -weeks ago. with a cargo of genera merchandise valued at 51,600. 000. Many persons here venture the opin ion that the fire Is the work of Chinese boycottens a Hongkong, where the feel ing against American goods run? high. The principal items of the Siberia's cargo are 4680 barrels of flour. tons ni trate. 6S3 bales cotton, 223,000 pounds lead, and a large assortment of miscel laneous '.terns. The exact valuation on the vessel's papers if J9M.OO0. MARRIED BEFORE SPRING Formal Announcement Soon to Be Made at White House Friend ship of Several Years Ripened in Orient. WASHINGTON. Dec. H. (Special.) Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Nicholas Iongworth of Ohio will be mar ried, either late this Winter or early In the Spring. Announcement of this fact was made today, .although the date has not -yet been decided upon. The formal announcement to the public will be made by Airs. Roosevelt from the White House within' h few days. This sets at n-st all the conjecture and guesses which have kept the gossips of two continents busy for more than a year. There has always been a feeling that Mr. Longworth and Miss Rosevelt were betrothed, but they have guarded their secret closely and too persistent questioning brought from both of them the plain intimation that it was nobody's business what their plans were. Today, however, the formal engagement became known and the forthcoming announce ment by Mrs. Roosevelt will end the guessing- on the part of enterprising newspaper reporters and the public gen erally. Very Attentive In Orient. Longworth was one of the party with Miss Roosevelt that recently toured the Orient and it was apparent to all that they were much attached to each other. They have been the very best of friends ever since their first mtlng bz 2 2TM ever since their first meeting, and the match is pleasing from any point of view. Mr. Longworth first met Miss Roose velt while her father was serving as Vice-President with the late President McKlnley. The young Representative Is an ardent outdoor sportsman, and many afternoons saw Miss Roosevelt and him self galloping to the Chevy Chase dis trict during the first Spring the young woman was in Washington with her fam ily. Sister Helped Jjoiifjworth. . Miss Roosevelt -on her first visit to Cin cinnati Summer before last was the guest of Mr. Longworth's sister, where she met Mr. Longworth' s social and po litical friends. She went to the horse races with him, .saw the ball games and was the principal guest at many dances and receptions planned for her by Mr. Longworth. (and his sister, who has long been a leader in society In Cincinnati. EDWARD ATKINSON DEAD Political Economist and Antl-Im-pcrlallst Taken Sadden!. BOSTON. . Dec. 1L Edward Atkinson, the well-known social and political econo mist, of thlp city, died suddenly today, after an attack of acute Indigestion, af fecting the heart- He was 78 year of age. Edward Atkinson Is best known as a writer on economic questions and as an opponent of what he called Imperialism. He was born .at Brookline. Mass.. being , the son of Amos and Anna. G. Atkinson. I He was educated In private schools and I received the degrees of. LL.D. of the Unl- I Eruptions The only way to get, rid of pimples and other erup tions Is to cleanse the blood, Improve the digestion, stim ulate the kidneys, liver and skin. The medicine to take is Hood'sSarsaparilla Which has cured thousands. BLAME THE B0YC0TTERS Fire on Steamer at Hongkong At tributed to Them. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 11. A cable to the Merchants' Exchange, of this city. SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by tlie little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Djspeptk, Indigestion and Too Heart Eating. A per fect remedy for Diixiness, Nausea, Drowsi ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side. TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowel. Purely "Vegetable. maN PHI. Small Dote. Small Price. KUR-ON INVISIBLE BIFOCAL, LENSES. TORIC LENSES and SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES at 23 per cent less than elsewhere, If you're In doubt, come in and see. Oregon Optical Co. ITS Fourth Street. Y. M. C A. 814. STYLE IN FURS Also quality and work manship are assured if you purchase at this house. We are now showing a lovely line of every land of fur wearing apparel most suit able for Xmas presents. WE RECEIVED SEVEN GOLD MEDALS AT LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION H. LIEBES & CO. f JOHN P. PLAGEMANN, Manager) 288 Morrison Street, Between Fourth and Fifth Streets Furs for Christmas Gifts it Stsd tor catalogue. G. P. Rummelin & Sons . No. 126 Second Street Itrtwrrn AVatkbudoa sad AMer S4rrrt. Children's Furs 2EfoJ2SKE Thibet, Wkite Angora, Beaver, Grebe, Etc Ermine Ties, Squirrel Tie, Beaver Scarfs, Mink Stole, Fox Boas, Alaska Bear Boas I7i, irs4- Ib Alaska SeeJilriw, Persian Lamb, T Ur VOTO Miak, Otter, Astracb, Etc Fur Muff, Fur Caps and Gloves Fur Robes and Rue Leading and Reliable Furriers STORE OPEN SATUMAY EVENINGS CALEKDAJI ITOKE-MATJT AIHJE 3D IT. New Life Calendar 13. New Cupid Calendar 1S6. Life's Gilbert Calender 1S0S. New Chrlity Calendar 1SCS. New Underwood Calender 15. New Hurt Calender 1S56: all at less than pb llihcrs price. Pretty Holly and Santa. CUus Calendar Pain, all sizes Se aad4c Cipman BUT HEJtOHAlTDI8E OJLDIXI. If you tire Ib doubt what to" gfve have no Idea what he or she wants, buy a merchandise order for the amount you wish to spend and present that. Selections can be made from any stock In the store, and the. recipient gets pre cisely the article wanted. The Lipman -Wolfe store is splendidly ready today with the best merchandise the market affords, and the most prompt and satisfactory service. Quality consid ered our prices are always the lowest. On Many Garments You Don't Have to Pay Even Half Price We will allow nothing to stand in the way of a speedy clean up of all this season's merchandise If you appreciate real bargains if you are looking for real bargains you wul find them here in greatest abundance. Tallor-Mide Suitf, Value to $75, at $30 A Knifed nnantilv o fancy etamine. fancy tailor-made suits in tan only; made in Eton I ana mouse siyies wn urop huk tin. Tallor-Made Suits, Values to $45.00, at $21.75 73 high-class Tailor-made Suits in full and half-length styles, every garment new this season, of broadcloths, cheviots and fancy mixed men's-wear materials; the colors are black, navy, pray, plum, green. Tallor-Made Suits, Values, to $37.50, at $16.75 65 hiph.rJfice Tailor-made Suits, all new this season, made of finest broadcloths, cheviots and fancy men's-wear materials, in black; navy and gray; also of fancy mixed materials. Tallor-Made Suits, Values to $20.00, at $9.98 50 tailor-made Suits, in jacket and coat styles, all new this season, of broadcloths and cheviots, in black, gray and navy. This is an up-to-date gar ment at a phenomenally low price. Costumes and Evening Goats The remainder of our entire stock of highest class evening Coats, in white, tan, light blue and champagne; also evening and dinner Gowns, in white and evening shades. Every garment new this season. One-third off regular prices. Walking Skirts ; Regular $10.00 and $12.00, at $4.75 One hundred fine "Walking Skirts, in tan, light and dark gray, mixed men's-wear materials, made in this season's newest shapes, plaited, kilted and gored styles. $4.50 Waists $2.65 Ladies' "Waists of finest quality all-wool nuns- veiling, in white, light blue, red and navy. The front is made with large designs of silk embroidery and has yoke of fine pin tucking; full new sleeves with plaited gauntlet cuffs. $4.00 Waists $2.33 Ladies' "Waists of finest quality all-wool nuns veiling, in white, black, light blue and reseda. The entire front is made with embroidery, French knots and' fine tucking; full new sleeves with plaited gauntlet cuffs. $3.75 Waists $1.98 Ladies' "Waists of fine all-wool nunsveiling, in white, black, light blue, red, Alice blue, navy, tan and gray. The front is made with clusters of grad uating pin tucking", piped with velvet and trimmed with velvet buttons. Pull new sleeves with gaunt let cuffs. Outfits and Supplies of Pyrography by Thousands At Most Insignificant Cost Hundreds of pretty articles in hundreds of new designs. Both professional and ama teur workers in Pyrography are enthusiastic over our enormous exhibition in our new Pyrography department. Each day visitors to onr Pyrography department are delighted with the beauty of the collection. Panels in Newest Patterns. X0$, 15S 25, S0, 696 756 Christy Girl Panels. 126 256 506 75$ to $1.00. Basswood Boxes Lined. 256 756 856 $1.25, $2, $250. Basswood Boxes Unlined. 256 506 756 956 $1.25. Nut Bowls. 196 256 506 75 to $1.25. Tabourettcs. 756 ?1.95, $2.50 to $4.00. bteins. 506 696 $1.25, $2.10. Book Backs. 506 756 $1.25. Shirt-Waist Boxes. $3.50, $4.50 to $5.00. Brushes all sires: all styles. From 50 $ to $1.50. Bevel Edge Panels. 256 596 756 Trays. 396 756 $lt $1.25 $1.50. Tie Racks. 396 756 Picture Frames. 156 256 50j to $1.25. Pipe Racks. 39$ to 50c. Vaste-Paper Baskets. 756-$1.00, $1.25. NOVELTIES. Clock-Stands, Ink-Wells, Letter-Racks, Jewel-Boxes, Photo-Holders, Match-Safes, Cigar-Boxes, Thermometers, Broom-Holders, Panel-Brackets, Stein-Racks, Music Racks, "Wall-Brackets, Fern-Dish Holders, Hand-Mirrors, Smoking Sets, Tobacco-Boxes, Magazine-Stands, Cake Stands, Card-Stands. Sale of French Lingerie Dainty, fine Underwear for Holiday gifts underpriced today as follows: French hand-made and hand embroidered Chemise of fine, firm material $1.69 French hand-made and hand embroidered Gowns,, slip-over style, embroidered front, flowing sleeve Full size $3.55 French hand-made and hand embroidered Drawers, deep ruffle, embroidered with bow knot and wreath pat tern $2.0O French hand-made and hand embroidered Corset Covers, scalloped edge, dainty em broidery front; spec, $2.55 Timely Sale of Infants' Coats Exceptional bargains in infants' Long and Short Coats, made of fine Bedford cord, crepe cloth and cashmere, daintily trimmed with fancy braids, guimps, shirred ribbon, laces and insertion. Regular $4.00 at $3.19 Regular $5.00 at $3.98 Timely Handkerchief Bargains 17c Values at 11c Ladies' scalloped edge em broidered Swiss Handker- j chiefs. A large variety of patterns. 25c Values at 14c Ladies' scalloped and hem stitched edge embroidered Swiss and Lawn Handker chiefs. Very pretty patterns. 35c Values at 21c Ladies' all linen hand-embroidered dcmi-laundered or soft bleached Handkerchiefs. 25c Values at 17c Ladies' all linen hand-embroidered, scalloped and hemstitched edge Handker chiefs. S5c Values at 15c 500 dozen ladies' very sheer all linen hand-embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, Very Fine Hand Embroid ered Linen Handkerchiefs. Regular 75c at 47t Regular $1.00 at 68$ Regular $L50 at 98$ Regular $2.00 at.... $1.68 Regular $3.00 at.... $1.98 Children's Handkerchiefs 5c Values at 3c Child's hemstitched, colored border; regular 5c; special, each 3c; dozen 35 Child's white hemstitched Handkerchiefs: regular 5c, spec, 3ei dozen... 40 Child's Buster Brown or Bunny Handkerchiefs, spe cial, each, 4c; dozen.45 25c Values at 14c Child's Handkerchiefs, three in fancy box; plain bite, colored border and initial Handkerchiefs. 20c Values at 11c Ladies' plain white hem sHiched all pure linen Hand kerchiefs, Vi-inch hem. 25c Values at 17c Ladies' plain white hem stitched very fine, all pure linen Handkerchiefs, Ys and i-inch hem. Economy-Time for Ribbon-Buying-Bright New Ribbons at Little Cost This December Ribbon Sale presents the best ribbons brought out this season the fancy kinds, as well as those in plain colorings. All are absolutely pure silk and far below the usual cost of such superb ribbons. Here are some suggestions. 3V-inch fancy Dresden warp print and striped Ribbons; 35c value 19$ 6 to S-inch warp print, self color, fancy and ombre heavy, all silk; 65c value for . 37$ 5 to 9-inch fancy striped and figured Rib bons; all new heavy silk, best quality rib bons; 75c, Soc and $1 values 58$ 5- inch all-silk soft Messaline Ribbon for bows and millinerv, all colors; 35c value . 22$ 6- in. lustrous, all-silk Failletine. very popu lar Ribbon, all colors; 40c val. for 27$ 4- inch moire Ribbon, heavy silk; 50c value 37$ 5- inch moire Ribbon, heavy silk; 65c value 47$ All silk satin Ribbons in all shades and widths we arc going to discontinue this particular make, therefore the great reduc tions. 5y-inch, 5c yard value, for 3&c per yard, or per piece 25 -inch, 25c piece value, for, piece.. 1.9$ -inch, 6c yard value, for 4Vc per yard, or per piece 40 1- inch, Se yard value, for 6e per yard, or per piece 50 14-inch, 9c per yard value for 7c per yard, or per piece 60$ l-inch, 10c per yard value for 8c per yard, or per piece 756 2- inch, 12Vc per yard value for 10c per " yard, or per piece 90$ 2-inch, 16c per yard value for 12e per yard, or per piece $1.10 Heavy all-silk Satin Taffeta, in all shades, at an opportune time, 5 inches wide: 45c value 27$ Heavy all-silk Taffeta, a beautiful high luster finish, o inches wide; 35c value for, yard 19 Every Ribbpn in the stock reduced in like proportion. "We tie bows free of charge pf any Ribbon bought here. A Surprise in Silks Great Holiday Sale of Silks; both black and colored Silks are offered at prices far below what you ordinarily pay. Here are soxxe of tke SilkvSargains: $1.25 NEW SILKS, 88c 3000 yards new messaline Silks for separate1 waists and evening gowns; colors are pink, light blue, nile, plum, garnet, mais, lavender, white, cream and black. 75c BLACK TAFFETA AT 53c 1000 yards Black Taffeta, 19 inches wide, chiffon finish; best 75c quality today 53$ 1S00 yards 27-inch Black Taffeta, best $L10 quality, at 89 1000 vards Black Taffeta, 36 inches wide; best $L25 quality, at 95 750 yards Black Taffeta, 36 inches wide; best $1.50 quality $1.29 BUSY DATS IN THE DRESS GOODS STORE Interesting News of Dress Goods Bargains Interesting News of New Arrivals in Dress Goods. The Bargains An assortment of Fall and "Winter colored Suit ings, Cloths, Novelties and Mixtures; real value $1.25 to $2,00 yard, at 79$ $L2o plain and shadow-check black Panama at 89 $L25 black Crepe de Paris, pure silk warp..98c $1.75 and $2.00 embroidered black Crepe de Chine and Novelty Voiles $1.23 THE NEW ARRIVALS. New Freack Okalliss Koechlin Freres imported French Challies, new designs for dresses, kimo nos, shirtwaists, etc.; polka dots, Persian and floral effects; best quality 50 and 60 Great Holiday Umbrella Sale Our Entire Stock of Holiday Um brellas at prices which cannot be duplicated. Engraving free. AH $ o.OO 'All 6.50 All All 7.00 7.50 All S.00 AH &50 All AH 9.00 9.50 Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas at $4.19 at 5.45 at 6.00 at 6.45 at 6.85 at 7.25 at 7.65 at 8.10 All 10.00 All 10.50 All 11.00 AH T21Q0 All' 14.00 All 35.00 Air 16.00 All 20.00 Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas UmbreUas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas at 8.50 at 8.95 at 9.25 at.... 9.95 at 1175: at 12.(65: at 13.50 at 17.00 vernlty of South Carolina. n& Ph. G. of Dartmouth College. He rrle4 Mary C. Heath. October 4. I860. For 40 years he vu enjeJ In the authorship of papers and pamphlets bantta. competition, rallroa&ln. cotton manufacture, fire pre vention, the tariff, the money question and ljperiaHra. He Invented the Alad din even cooklnsr stove. Among hlawrlt tacs were "Industrial Progreaa of the Ration." "The Dtatrifcutlon of Property. The Martin of PreC "Taxation and "Work." "The Science of NatrtUon "The Prevent! of Low y Fire." Stace Ml he had fceea president ef the Boston Manufactwers Mutual Fire I&raraace Company. 2aHl Meurlcc, French Author. PARIS. Dec 11. Paid M twice, the asthor and drastatkt and literary execu tor' of Victor Huo. d4d here today. Captain S. S. Brown. FitUfeHrff. PITTSBURG. Dec ll.-Capiam Samuel S. 'Brown, the moitJmlWonilca coal oper ator and well-known horseman, died at his home today on Squirrel HIU. aged tt years. His death was due to stomach troshle. Bernhardt Makes Ucht or It. NEW YORK. Dec 1L Speaking of the protects made against her plays during her Canadian toar. Sarah Bernhardt, who arrived here yesterday, said: "It amounted to nothing. It was all a mJudenrt.nding. There Is a theater m Qveoee which has Vee product a. se ries of degenerate plays. The archbishop asked that a sermon be preached against the plays. This was done, and some fool. Uh people thought he meant my plays." She declared the scen outside tho the ater was not a serious demonstration. She looked on It rather as the prank of some coHege youths. Wrangle Delays Strike. NEW YORK. Dec II. Differences be tween the unions have caused the post ponement of the. strike of t workers morning. The strike would have affect ed all the tunnels under the North and East Rivers. Strike on Georgia Railroad. BRUNSWICK. Ga.. Dec 11. The ea- glncers and rlremen of the Atlantic-' fc Birmingham railroad went on strika. today. N.t a train Is moving. Mvrta Ore Rb4j Csrea Bjrer Makes Wt Era atrsos. Soot Sfi.rtla: