THE MORKTN'G pREGONIAX, MOl-fDAY, JLPJtIL 16, 190.
SHUTS BUT
MUFF
FRESNO BATSMEN
Giants Find Wolters, a Santa
Clara College Boy, Easy.
Picking.
GOOD WORK BY SWEENEY
Arellanes Wild Throw to First in
r the Fifth Allows Two Men From
the North to Cross the
Home Plate.
rACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
YeMerday's .score.
Portland 4. FrcFno 3.
Seattle G-5. San Francisco 0-10
Lo Angeles U. Oakland 0.
Standinc of the Club1
Won. LoL
Lor AnKClOS.-...-San
Francisco....
Portland .
Fresno
Seattle
-Oakland
V.C.
-STo
.soo
.023
.373
.200
.125
FRESNO, Cal.. April 15. (Special.)
Portland won the final same of the scries
in the poorest exhibition of the week, by
iVib cKn of 7 to o. "Woltcrs. a young
southpaw from Santa Clara College, was
on the Fresno llring line. ne wa wnu.
but up till the final Inning, when he was
found three times successively, managed
I to keep hits well scattered. The Fresno
club save "Wolters poor support.
Arellanos, after covering himself with
glory in the first inning by a sensational
one-hand catch, retiring the Giants when
two men were on the bases, threw the
ball over the first sackman's head In the
fifth and let In two runners.
Califf pitched a steady same and Fresno
could do nothing with him. In the eighth
the locals had three men on bases and
nobody out, but the batters could not
poke the ball past the Infield. Sweeney
did some remarkable fielding. The score:
PORTLAND.
ab n IB ro A K
Mcllale. cf $ 'i 1 I o o
McCredle. rf 'I , i S ft 0
Mitchell. It V 2 n J" l
McLean, c J S
Moore. ::b " ? ' - ."
Donahue, 2b 3 " f. j
Califf. p 4 1 1 v "
of the management, aad tt seers "t "be
successful. Any person who did net ea
tribute. and these were lew. passed la
without hindrance. Deputy Police Com
mlssoner O'Kecfe. with special policemen,
was present, but the Commissioner says
he saw no cause for Interference. There
B.-DB on infmHrTi nf the law. so far as
he could Judge. Fire thousand perse rw
witnessed the game, which was played cm
a rain-soaked diamond. The score:
Tt. H. E.J R. H. E.
Boston 8 llBrooklyn ..3 10 3
, Batteries Toung and Need ham; Eason,
Fastonus ana Jicrgen.
Umpires Emslie and Conway.
Pittsburg 5, St, IxjhIr 3.
ST. LOUIS. April 15. Pittsburg won
today. Hbelsketter was hit hard and
base-running on the part of the home
team was poor. In the ninth Karger
was hit hard and Llefleld was substi
tuted. "U'eathcr, chilly. The attend
ance Is 17.000. The score:
n. H. E. R. II. E.
St, Louis.. 2 1 Pittsburg .5 13 3
Batteries Hoelsketter and Grady:
Lief eld. Karger and Carrlsch.
Umpires Carpenter and Klem,
Chicago 8, Cincinnati 5.
CINCINNATI. April 15. Today's
tramp vent ten Innlnrs. In which L'm-
ii ire Johnstone allowed Stelnfcldt a
three-base hit, which he said went
into the crowd, although Odwcll
ttnt.ncrf It lioforo It reached the rone.
The arguments of the locals availed
nothing and Chicago was f-ivcn a. run
to which it was not entitled. lio
ness marked the work of the three
pitchers who took part in the game.
The attendance was iz.ovv. a.ne score:
Tt. H. K.1 R. IL E.
Cincinnati 5 7 3Chicago 5 1
Batteries Overall. Haffcr ana
Phelps; Reulbach and Moran.
Umpire Johnstone.
Too Cold for Baseball.
vtnoriAM Wsli Anrll 13. (Spe
cial.) The Qray's Harbor team de
feated tne lcrcnams loaaj in su "-
i....n. rwa-n. h. h nr nf 4
luiviuiiiih "J - ,
to 4. Manager Brown worked Tour
pitchers, but nothing could ne toia
of their -work. The reatures oi me
Baker's home run and
Hiatt's three-base hit with the bases
full. The weather was cold and tne
r.nn mstt9tnr. were, uncomfortable.
The management win try 10 secure
the Tacoma team tor next, sunuaj
attraction.
Prosscr "Wins at North Yakima.
vrmTU vakima. "Wash.. April 13.
Rnt3i i Tho second of a series of
.mnc in the Yakima Valley League
was plaved here this afternoon oeiwecn
North Yakima and Prosscr. the lat
ter winning in a score of to -.
Turned Out tt) Sec New Players.
a crnnffP.V Wash.. Anrll 15. (Special.
Tho new Gray's Harbor ball team of
the Northwcast League appeared uwy in
a practice game with the Century ball
team of this city. Tnere was a o.g ciu
to see the new players.
SAYS SHE HOODOO
"Jack" Marshall on Seattle's
. Baseball Team.
Total
S 27 14
FRESNO.
AB II IB PO A E
n.im.. 10 12 0 0
... ru iv. i o o s
" ' ' O 0 7 2 0
1 1 1' . on- k .; A 1 - ft 1
Woltero. u 2 ! 0 1 - i
Dnshwood 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 0 3 27 11
Dashwood batted for llopan In nlntn.
ecoRE nr innings. .
r. .1 rinnnnOlO S 7
n n n ft II O 0 0 0 0
in... "''.'.''.U 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 03
SUMMARY.
Sacrifice lilt Sweeney.
Two-base hit McLean.
Flret baee on balls Oft CalltT off "Vol
tf'!truck out By Califf 2. by Welters 3.
Left on baecs Portland J. Fresno J.
Double play Sweeney to Lister.
Stolen bases McCrcdie. Sweeney. Lister.
tJonahue and Cnsey. .
First base nn errors Portland ... Tresno 1.
lilt bv pltcner sweeneyaim
Time "of panic Two hours and 10 minute,
Vmplre jacuonam.
SI WASHES SCOHK A SHUTOUT
Vlckcrs Pitches Great Game in Aft
ernoon Seals AVin in Morning.
eiv PTtAXHISCO. Anrll 15. Seattle
mrtini rvoniT this afternoon for a
week of reverses by administering a
shut-out to the home team. Vlckers was
tiio r.itfV,rr for the visitors, and he
..itMirwi an unusuallv stronc came. 10 of
the local batsmen fanning his curves. Ho
cot nerfect support and that helped
tnnke the whitewash.
Nick Williams made a sorry showing
fnr Ran Francisco. In fact, he virtually
gave away the game. In the first two
Innings ho hit a batsman and gave llvo
nn 'nnrt two lilts followinc cave Se
attle four runs. "Williams was retired
In the middle of the second Inning, and
Movers, a soldier from tne I'rcsiaio,
nltehed creditably the balance of the
The morning game to a walk-over for
San Francisco, six runs being scored In
The third inninc. The scores:
Morning came K I! 15
Seattle 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 05 3 5
San Francisco ....2 0600020 -10 7 2
Batteries Loucke, JJclt and Blankcn
sblp; Shea and Street.
Afternoon game K H K
Seattle 0 4 000 00 2 0 S O
San Franclpco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 6 2
Batterief Vickers and Frarj" Williams,
Meyers and StrecL Umpire Pcrrinc.
Tells of the Games la the East and
Gives His OplHkms of the Varl
ohs CIrs Wlilch Arc
Playing; There.
t r intopfi Morh2ll -who acted as
exploitation agent for .the Lewis and Clack
Exposition la the ast iwi summer, re
ttimH from an extended trip through
out the East and South last week.
Mr. iiarsaau once occupica uw po&iuua
of secretary of the Portland Baseball
fi.,v and whtt in that canacitT was in
strumental In organizing the Pacific Coast
League, which was first lormea m
Before coming home, the former baseball
mamate visited San Frandsco and wit
nessed several games between the Seat
tle and San Francisco teams, ana in
speaking of the relative strength of the
Inn olnhs Kflld:
"I believe the Seattle club is stronger
than the San Francisco 'club, and I think
GARTER HANDICAP TODAY
HOSEBEX IS FAVORITE IX BET
TING AT 2 TO 1.
Lord of the Vale Will Be Jlcard
From If the Golnp; Is Rather
Heavy.
CAN BEAT SAN FRANCISCO
bedy e-C stoggers aay team to the coun-;
try. All tM ge to seow it -"t '
what cewtta. fc the Bocten Anerteaaa
.--ia. t. wv ajHTitJa fa tae
SMtog Ke. asd yet u.ey Jt1?d
a y)ae. Fraaa cmwwk i.
East I wortd sck NeWTerk aa Cleve
umi a tv uuim in the AaKxieaa
League tU year, for beth are straw te
batting aMHty aaa ponwii excewcai
era aa yKcaers, '
nv t dA -not m tk PsrtVaad team
owa In. CaUferata. tat frera theaoeemta
sent oat frem Frestte I weiM uwk iac
McCree baa, a geod team, aad with a
j njuu. tnaaiders to fill est. he
steal make a streag te4d fer the aMers."
Test Case of Bookmaker Darts.
WASHINGTON. Apdl IS. As a result
of the evidence quietly gotten at the
Bennings track. Bookmaker Davis, who
laid odds at that track daring the meet
ing which was closed yesterday, was In
dicted and it Is expected that his case,
which' will be a test one. will be brought
up in the courts here wlthla a oath. The
facts became kaewn today.
The evidence against Davis was secured
by the District Attorney's office. United
States District Attorney Baker tenight
stated everr effort weld be made to have
the case decided before another season of
racing In the District of Columbia.
Death Postpones Oakland Races.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 15, There
will be no racing at Oakland tomor
row, owing to the death of William
Flcldwlck. the veteran track superin
tendent, who was killed by a train
near Emeryville, at an early hoar this
morning.
"When President Thomas H. "Wil
liams, of the New California Jockey
Club, learned of the tragic close of the
career of the man who was associated
GRAIN VESSELS EX ROUTE AND LISTED TOR PORTLAND.
on o
NAME. Jgj p rRoi raVterS.
; ; c
Xluskoka Br. bark.. 2255iAntwerp 'McCraken
Feb. 17Bardowie- Br. ship.. 30llNewcasUe. Eng.
Nov. 22 Procyon Br. bark.Jl9ijHamburs " S Meyer
Bracadale Br. bark..'lS2iCallao ::VS",V "
Dec. SI Galgate . Br. ship.. 2227 Rotterdam iHi'SUour
Det 20 Vllirde Mulhouse Fr bark.. I Antwerp Meyer
Nov. 16 raterlna Accame ItaL ship. 171l)Hambarg Wf-v
La Tour d'Auvergne Fr.bark.. 17aJ Antwerp "liiifn"
Ii Perousc Ft. ship.. 1T2S; Swansea w aflS??
Mar. HLaennec JFr.shln.. 17Antwerp..
jRcobsen Fr. bark.. 1771 Dunkirk N fc co
Glcnalvon -Br. ship.. IJWfliNeweasUa. Sac...'. IgJS
lavernessshlre Br. bark..2147lAtwer ISEIi
Genevieve Mollnos -Fr, bark.. lKiLsadft Vgg'yL r.
Turgot . .. Fr. bark.. 179LAtwer L!STl 5
Empercur Mcncllk Fr. barki. jKstterdMi.i &
Bankburn iBr. bark..falltabwT IrUlfou-
::::::::: ZXtfxmin:::. 5.:::::::::::::
General de Bolsdeffre.. .jFrsark.. IjajCardW n: "Pur
Total grain tonnage en route and listed. 36,39 tfM.
Arrived at San Frandsco. '
CR.UN VESSELS IN PORT.
NAME. J?p5g. J m BERTH. -Charterer.
a
Nov i Urabloch iBr. ship.. l20fiAstoria....v Disengaged
Mar i'GmlNemmyVn.r.r Fr. bark.. MHIColumblaNo. 1 Stevens
29lFSncoisd'Amis:: &&ZSSgl I1
April s'lS-JiUle Gt- ship. lT73S.Gas Dock........ J
Total grain tonnage In port. 6.E21 tone. ,
lhev cet o!ng good. At present. Hall's many years, he ordered that racing dc
j v.. . (ImJnw. nAlnnr.Ml nne liar out of reSDCCt tO
man whoss onlv reoulsltc for that port- , his memory. The races scheduled for
LOOK LIKE WINNERS
Portland Fans Pleased With
Work of McCredie's Men.
SHOWING OF FIRST WEEK
Treason of Tim Flood and Jad
Smith Has 2ot Weakened Team.
Two Who Richly Deserve
to Be Blacklisted.
DILLON AND ATX THE STARS.
Angels Take a Battlnfr Streak, and
Commuters Arc Shut Out.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. April 15. Berg
man allowed the visitors but three hits
today, and they wcro shul out. On the
other hand, the locals baited with ter
rific vigor. They scored a total of 18 hits,
retting ten runs, off Catcs and Smith.
The latter went in in the third inning,
but was unable to stop- the stick work
of the Los Angeles team.
Dillon and Atz were the batting stars.
The former got four singles and a paps
to first out of five times at hat. Atz
got two doubles and two singles out of
four times up. Broadbent pulled off a
difficult double play that won the plaud
its of tho crowd. Score:
It HE
lx5 Ancdcs 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 10 IS 3
Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 v 0 0 3 l '
Batteries Bergman and Eager: Cates, i
Smith and T. HacketL Umpire Knell. j
NO CHARGE TO SEE BALD GAME
Contribution Boxes Receive Coins of
Fans at Brooklyn.
BROOK LTN. April 15. The grounds of
the Brooklyn National League baseball
club were open to the public today when
the Bpston and Brooklyn teams played
the first Sunday game of the season here.
No admission was charged, nor were any
score cards or programmes sold. At all
the gates contribution boxes were placed
and the majority of those who passed
through voluntarily dropped the regular
amount charged for the grand stand, pa
vilion or bleachers on week days Into the
receptacles.
This was a new experiment on the part
vew YORK. April 15,-The Carter
i,ni,rtioan. the $10,000 feature of the open
t in. of the metropolitan racing, wm
be run" at Aqueduct tomorrow, probably
,.i.. riMr VieAuse of the heavy
rains today. The Carter has always been
an interesting race, as ii-mm5 im u.nilCu .
f. . i ..niiwi Tietwern Mi oetirr emu
of horses, and has oftentimes developd
the horse of the year. This was notably
the case In 14. when tne spceuy ociumno
,-nmrw..i mw the seven furlongs of the
Aqueduct course and won the first race
of a vear, wlucn prociaimcu uvi - ...4
plon of the turf. Last year's Carter was
won by Ormondes RlghL who Is again a
candidate this year. y
Public opinion as to the outcome oi wc
Carter handicap tomorrow is as diversi
fied as usual when a big race is about to
be run. The consensus of opinion, how
ever, seems to favor the chances of Tto
eben. If the going is at all good. This
champion sprinter of last season has been
training splendidly, and if he is sent to
the post he doubtless will bo favorite.
Whimsical, the champion 2-ycar-old filly
of last season. Is another candidate whose
chances will be fancied by many expert
handlcappcrs. Lord of the Vale is from
the stable or August ncimoni. ana ma
Carter preparation was at Bennings,
where he was returned an easy winner
during the past week. He like. heay
going and is regarded as a sure factor In
tomorrow's feature. Tho two New Or
leans representatives. Rams Hornand
Phil Finch, the latter one of the stars of
the Winter season In the South, have
had a refreshing rest and have attracted
much attention In their Carter trials. The
horses. Jockeys and probable odds are as
follows:
Horse. Wt. Jockey. Bettings
Ro.eben 129 1-yne 2-1
Lord of the Vale..,120 J. Jones 6-1
T-. Il.n, TV! rvvii 1A.1
Phil Finch 116 J. Martin ..10-1
Ormonde's Rlght..lU Shaw 4-1
Red Knight 10S Treubcl 40-1
Southern Cross.. ..105 G. Morris 6-1
Bohemia 104 Miller 10-1
Whimsical 103 L. Smith S-l
Rcbo 1M Gamer 60-1
Goldsmith M Flclschon 60-1
Battle-Axe ! Noonr 20-1
D'Arkle S5 Chandler .100-1
Green Room S3 D. O'Connor.... 12-1
Belmere 32 McDanlel 15-1
"Ballot ta 93 G. Barnes .VKM.
Hermitage M Notter 100-1
Williams entry. Bennington entry.
,i i. m, vttin- abllltv. for he is with
out doubt the poorest fielding first-baseman
I have ever seen. 1 understand hs
Is a voung college student picked up by
Hall to fill In, but I would advise a switch,
for he lost both the Sunday games which
I witnessed.
Shake the Hoodoo.
"The Seattle pitchers arc as good as any
In the league, to my notion, and as soon
as their teammates snaxe inc wuw.
watch their smoke.
The loquadous former local magnate
then began to Impart to Sammy Vlgneux.
Billy Ott and Jack O'Connor some of h s
experiences among the big league aggre
gations during last Fall.
"I was at Philadelphia last Summer,
continued Marshall, "when McGraw arid
the New York Giants became Involved in
a small-sired riot alter a game -nuium.
fy's men. and as I was at the same hotel,
was much in contact with the champions.
Before 1eaing for the baseball grounds,
it was the dally custom of the little man
ager to call his men to the barroom of the
hotel and order two rounds of drinks,
which he paid for wit the remark:
Drink up fellows; this is all you are to
NATIONAL GUARD SHOOT.
Good Scores Made hy Men or Com
panies C and K.
Interest In the weekly shoots of the
Oregon National Guard continues to be
on the Increase, for the time of sdcctlng
teams to represent the different states
In the annual shoot at Seagirt is near
at hand, and the local militia bodies are
anxious to be represented In the team
which will be sent from Oregon.
Several members of Companies C and
K went out to the range yesterday and
made some highly creditable scores. Ser
jeant Schwarz of Company K. made the
highest score of the day. with a total
of 1SS. Two companies shoot every Sun
day, and yesterday's shoot was notice
able for several of the best scores this
season.
Last year at the Seagirt the Oregon
team landed 21st In the tourney, and the
Oregon boys are anxious to raise this
rank during the coming competition.
The scores made on the range yester-
aay lowow;
Contestant yds.
Captain Scott. Co. K 1
Sergeant Schwarz. Co. K 44
Sergeant Worrell. Co. K ..
Corporal Pcttlnger. Co.
C 38
Private Walter. Co. C, 2
Lieutenant Hlbb&rd 41
yds. yds. Tofl
43 41 127
45 46 12$
- $7 27
26 .. 72
24 22 10S
42 40 121
24 102
The best Spring snedidne Is Ho&d'a Sar
s&parilla because It yurlAe the Meod.
STEAMER INTELLIGENCE.
Dae to Arrlre.
Steamer From. D
Nome City. San Tranclsco... April
T. A. Kllburn. 8an Frand"CO. April
Ammonia. Orient Apri
Columbia. San Frmclfco ....April
Alliance, Eureka and way... April
Roanoke. Lo Angeles .Apri
Costa. Ttlca, 5an Frandsco... Apri
7f. A. Kllburn. Ston Francisco. Apri
NlcomedU. Orient Apri
Arabia. Orient Ji
Dae to Depart.
Steamer Destination. Di
Costa nica. Sn KrsncWco Apri
Bedondo. Sn Francisco Apri
Aureus- San Frandsco Apri
Northland. Sn Francisco. ...Apri
Columbia. San Franclieo Apr!
Alliance. Eureka and way.. .Apr!
Itoatioke, Uo Anceles. Apri
AragonU. Orfsn Apr)
Nleomedla. Orient Ma;
Arabia. Orient Jul;
Carrylnr malt
.iii i fme in over. and the war
his followers rushed up to the bar was
not slow. And yet now many persons una
fault with this aggregation of balltofsers
which won the world's championship In
so dedslve a manner? Why. If McCredle
were to do that, the peop' OI J'omana
would never get tired of roasting him for
i rr .itk It ma v not be lust the proper
caper to advocate drinking among any
class of men. nut au mm urn "i ootmu
and boozers among the baseball profes
sions does not count for much, when tne
fact is taken Into consiaerauon max. mere
Is only one man on McGraWa team who
does not drink.
Joe Tinker Pride or Chlcafco.
"Our old friend Joe Tinker is the pride
r.t mirsm ami the wav thev whoop and
veil for him would do your heart good
were you to hear it as i cue wnea some
16.O00 fans Joined In calling upon Joe for a
hit, and when he neatly complied by. lac
ing out a two-bagger which won the game
I thought they were all on the verge of
Insanity. Tinker Is playing great ball for
the Chicago team and is a dedded favor
ite all over the circuit.
1 was not fortunate enough to witness
ti, rrut Tatolf rLs.v. but I saw alias
Wagner, who is rated as the next best
batsman, and his hitting and fielding are
worth the price of admission alone. Pitts
w . mod. well-trained team and
will always be a contending club in the
National League.
IllttlBf; That Which Ceants.
The Boston American League team Is
a sample oi waai may oe cxpccxca o; k
,Vilti1nrhnt creal flelilnr- tear- when
aralnst teams -noseesslnc fine bats
men. The Athletics have several strong
Vitttr vhlrh m responsible for their
victory, but were outclassed In this par-'
inmnrmtt- -.-ill ii. run Tuesdav. Mr. i
j Fieldwlck was well known throughout
5 the country among horsemen.
1 Domestic and Forclffn Port?.
j ASTORIA. April 15. Condition er the bar
at 5 P. smooth: wind outhat: weather
j rainy. Arrived down at 7 A. TH British ship
J Clackmannanshire. Sailed at 7:15 A. M
j French bark Crilloa. for Tacoma. Sailed at
K:t0 A. IL.. siesmer Alliance, for Eurexa
and way ports: arrived at SJ0 A. M. and
left up at 12:13 Ti M.. German steamer Ara
sonla. from Hongkong and way ports: ar
rived at 11:25 A. M. and left up t Z V.
steamer Nome City, from San Frandsco;
arrived down at 4 P. M- schooner Virginia.
Ssn Francisco. April 1. .vmvco nniun
steamer Henley, from Newcastle. Australia:
German steamer Itaurt. from Seattle; bark
en! Ine Coronado. from Honolulu.
rcrt Gamble, April 15. Sailed Norwegian
ship Hording, for Delsgoa Bay.
Astoria. April 15. gauea rceaen snip
Crtllon. for Tacoma aed United Kingdom.
Arrived German steamer Aragoala. from
Tokohama. '
Honolulu. April 15. Arrived Steamer
Argyll, from Monterey: steamer Koiccram.
frem Monterey.
Ssn Francisco. April IS. Arrived Brig
lAJrilne. from Cray's Harbor; steamer G. C
Mndauer. from Gray's narbor. Salted Ship
Standard, for Bristol Bay: ship Oriental,
for Bristol Bay; steamer Queen, for Poctt
Sound: schooner Comano. for Port Gamble:
steamer Asuncion, for SeatU: steamer
Komfc Ttav. for Grv" Harbor.
Newport News. April 15. Steamer La
Bretarae. for New Tork. passed Nantucket
tJrh;hln tfeta afternoon.
New Tork. April 15. Arrived Steamer
Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown;
"Sanlta. from Genoa asd Naples;
steamer TLaChampsgn. from Havre: steam
er Cltta dl Genera, from Genoa and Naples;
steamer Columbia, frem Glsirow and 3to-v!e-
steamer Bluecatr. from Hamburg.
Dover and Boolorne; steamer Onelssenau.
from Bremen. Sailed steamer xroomana.
for Dover and Antwerp; Vmer Astoria,
for f:irorr.
Sabl Island. Aortl 15. Steamer Otoltke.
from Otaoa. for New Tork. reported by wlr
le; nlll dock A. M.. Tuesdsr.
Browhtsd. April 15. Steamsr Kron Prlns
TCUhelm. from New Tork. for mrrJracth.
rhimtrr and Rrfafa. reoorted bv wire.
lese; wtll probably reach Plymouth 9 A. M.,
Vor.Jtr.
Southaanton. April 12. Arrived Steamer
St. Louis, from Nsw Terr.
riyxaouth. April 15. Arrived Amerlks.
from New Tork. for cnerooarg ana jiara
taw SfftJl trasf taA-
Queenstowa, April J. nec um;u:i,
from Liverpool, for New Tork.
rvvr. ArrHl is. Sailed lalasd. from
Antwerp, for New Tork; Pallida, from
ITariVrt-t-,- tar NlV TOMC
Slssconset, Mars, April Is. Steamer
Kaiser Ytllhelm II. frem Bremen. Southamp
ton aad Cherbourg-, for New Tork. reported
by wireless telegraphy.
Movttle. April 15- Arnveo caieconia.
t v-w TnrV far fltssrow. SnH nroeeedeA.
Roturdam, April 14. Sailed Statendam.
fn- V- VnrV via. Boalesme.
UverpooL April 15. salleo Devonian, for
Boston.
Movllle. April 15. Railed Tursesrie. from
Glasrew. for New Tone
Orfeenstown. April 15. Failed Uavtrford
frem Ll-erpool. lor Phllaaslpala.
rir mtt nf elrht arames is the win
ning record of the Portland team for
the first week or the season, ana tne
irwal fans i well rjlcased with the
showing. While It is too early to size
up the various teams in tne uoast
ijini. or evei to fltrure that Port
land will remain In the runnms aricr
the season gets settled down in iae
long; race for 'the pennant. It looks' as
If Manae-ar Mr-Cradle. In Snlta Of the de-
sertion of Tim Flood and Jud Smith.
has surrounded himself with a, pretty
I. . Viill (aim I m 7 nf annwinc au u.
fr wnniii eera as If Seattle. Oakland
and Fresno are the weakest teams In
the league, yet there is a chance tnat
all these teams will be strengthened
'linfAf. Innr
With the easy picking mat tne atn
v. j -tth. tT.n 9iihiic. the Bar City
-iiinin inmned off In the lead and
It looked, until yesterday, that they
were going to take aucn a coromanaius
AmtA at t rnttid not b overtaken.
P.uss Hall's Indians took revenge by
ipin. nn nf tho Kahbath frames ana
by JoIng so toppled the aeais or meir
inn. An rriri iia uau uik
nlckintr against
Oakland, and by taking seven out of
the eight games Is now in me ieu.
Tt,,. iIm tim in the first division
.. .tin i.inn tnr(hr ana it will taac
another week before the three leading
teams will have a chance to snow meir
real strength.
Indians on Down Grade.
Ciiiiii nnn this week at Los An
gcles and unless the Indians ..take a
brace Jim Morley's Highbinders will
nave another week of easy sailing and
are apl to take a very formidable lead
. 1. - ,lr r-nm JIW OVeVw
The Giants book up with the Seals this
-a t Vip. thnvine that the Portland-
ers make will give some Idea of Just how
strong a bunch Manager McCredle has
rounded up. With Flood and Judd Smith
at second and third. Portland would have
mii hotter howlnc axalnst Fresno.
and right here let it be said. If Manager
McCredle ever allows the Los Angeles
tooth carpenter to don another Pacific
rn t j r-iri uniform, or anv other uni
form In organized baseball, he does not
deserve to be a manager. Anyooay wuu
knows Smith xnotrs that he wanted to
nt halt in Portland, and ther also
know that the reason he is not wearing
a Portland uniform now la Dccause no
ha 1t.n tn Jim Morlev.
That baby story that Smith did not
want tn nil V hall awav from LOS AnCClfiS
because he has cstaaiisnca a acntai prac
tice there Is pure moonsnine. mnn at
IaitmI rnrtv tn tall? tn him and undoubt
iri him tn understand, that Me
rvlM tcnnM cut him loo wnen nn
found that he would not play with Portland.
Tho FtnrwA Ami I another matter. To
hp that Tlrtrwl t a havn tnttf Is hut
putting It mildly. By Jumping to Altoona
he has proved mis. But tor juage .
W. McCredle. Flood would still be on
is without shame Is shown by the way
he has treated, not only the McCredlea.
out tne I'acnic coast league tans.
Flood 3Ilnus True Manhood.
"When hl wifo died at Lo. Anieles
every fan throughout the entire Coast
League circuit contributed to the benefit
arhloh -ma Hii htm In T nm 3. ni-.1.
Flood was never overburdened with fine
instincts, ana genuine mannoou was left
out rrhen hi Tn ereiilM Kt honrt h
was alwaj an outlaw, and outalde or
the rowdies like Muggsy McGraw. Don-
nn ana otnes witn wnom tne manager oz
me .-iT:n tut, uiiia o fUTraya aur
mttnflril hlmvolf nn mnn hs hoon mlrM
up in more disgraceful scraps on the dla-
mona man mis same Tim tlooa.
I. tiro .Ifloir I iinriAn . rrr ITTaa.Y
turned to his kind, and so long as he is
fit to play ball he will have to remain
In the company he is In. Organized base-
hatl l -Broil ntT -ltVn.it .w-
Flood stripe. From now on hebclongs to
Mm. o V. ii .-.-. Vnuarurtaaa la
"Cl9terv wack drsvethecn Xr, America, and
j took la the Hevelutkmary War and the
--"- at tho ITnWxt. h twnalia-
s4aed the lm9rtace eC their covtritMitioa
to the oaaee af civft aad reliw IHserty
aad the free wstltutieM a pea which the
coa-m-falu was Toanaea.
BIG POLICIES WERE KEPT
Smaller Holders la Eqaltahle Saf-
fercd From Recent Agitation.
NEW TORK. Anrll 13. A statement
glvta out te-nlght by the Equitable
Life Assurance "Society says:
"InvestigatiOB shaws that the fears
RcosdorofI hv tho tlevelonmonts of the
year resulted la the lapsing- of 27.3S5
policies rer fiwss or unaer, -wntie oniy
one policy oi jzuv.qoj was aiiowca to
lapse. Of the entire volume of lapsed
nellclea in the Equitable. Si per cent
were for 3398s or less."
In commenting on the results ox his
efforts to restore the standing of
lapsed policy-holders. President Mor
ten today said:
-My belief that the small pollcy
hntdo m tho ohlof sufferer from the
agitation and excitement regardlnf:
life insurance is now connrraeo. iu
holders of policies of SoQQO ana up-
wiint ro mnerallrNien of business
experience. Through fear based on
misapprehension of the real tacts ana
often on misrepresentation, thousands
ot small poiicy-noiacrs awntu wcu
policies to lapse."
jjB
llslM
m
iiii c-anKsa liiasuit ua mni'
kaae; teartst sleeplsz-car daily to Kaasaa
wi. Anuiuus uuran ihih &rJ
V. -E-... -1 - II
J&trolnJin Lytle Is Suspended.
-Patmtman V. T.vtle. of the fitSt night
relief, was suspended oy capiain aiovcr
last evening for drunkenness. The offi
cer, who has heretofore borne an excel
lent reputation, reported at tne station
for rollcall considerably under the Influ
onM ne iimion and hl suoerior had no
other alternative. He will be summoned
before the Police Commissioners ror an
examination, and his past gooa rccom
may serve to mitigate the offense.
Gives Advice to Voters.
t tho t. "r. rr. a. meetlnz1 vesterday
Tv T Whltonmh Rrnn rhpr advocated
the nomination or atepnen a. loweii tor
United States Senator because he was
a good man and of E. V. Carter for State
Treasurer, because as he said, the sa
loon men were lighting mm ror nis op
position to tne jayne out in tne tresis
lature.
TJNION DKPOT. Leaves. Arrtrsa,
CHICAGCPORTLAND 0:15 A.M. 5:25 P. M.
SPECIALIST th Sast Daily. Dally.
via Haattestea .
SPOKANE 5XTER- 'nij S'Dat?"
For Sastera WasalBxtoa. Walla Walla,
LawlstoE. Cosar d'Alsas aad Orsat Northsra
go lata.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS ils -z. xr t-is 3d.
for ths East via Hunt- dsJIt DaUr
lastoa. y'
RIVER SCHEDULE.
FOR ASTORIA asd 8:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M.
war polats. coaaecUag Dally. Dally,
with steamer tor Uwa- exespt xcpt
co and North Beach. Saaday. Susday.
itwrner Haasalo. Ash- Saturday
st. dock 19:0eP.M. .
FOR DATTON. Ore- 70 A. M. 5:SOP.M.
soa City aad Tamhlll Dally. Dally.
River point. Ash-st. except sxcepv
toclc (water psr.) Sunday. Sunday r
For Lawliton. Idafto. aad way polau trota
Rlpsrla. Wash. . .
Lsava Rlparta 5:40 A. it. or upoa amw
trala No. 4. dally except Saturday.
ArrlTo Bloarla. 4 P. a. daily except Fri
day.
Ah! it I rout her I shall die, mnnIeur.,
'H'm! Starvation. I presume.- Judge.
K. P. WILSON. V. ENG1NGEH.
FRANK X. BROWN.
BROWN, WIISON fi CO.
INCORPORATED.
FINANCIAL AGENTS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
SAN FRANCISCO.
TJNIOX TRUST BLPO.
NEW TORK.
TRINITY BLDG.
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
T-tro of Crew Escape at Astoria
ASTORIA. Or.. April liWSpedaL)
The Britsh ship Clacloaannanshlre lost
two of her crew today. The vessel U
-i.Hnf anohnr la the lower harbor, and
this afternoon a tuaiag Boat aropcm un
der the how er tne snip, wo or use saji
nn iiinvH into It and were taken ashore.
They were not missed until well out of
way of suceeasiai parsmu i.ae vessel
will go to sea tomorrow xaorning without
waiting to nil tut aer ctreeau
Steasaer Released From Quarantine.
Dim srtTzrJHTA AnrU 15. Th British
steamer Brrsid. frem Bembay with
a cargA of ere, was today reHeved from
Natieaal araatlne at Reedy Ialaad. Del
. vaioro the steamer ta-w. been de-
talaed' for tea days with several cases ot
tidoiese aboard, wmca was oeesarea By
ouaraatlae Bys4ciB- te be VasoBie
placse. .
After shartag. waea lUs U wt. apa-ly
Satta sua erraaB. wbuih aa ai.
TIME
i
tAe comfortable way.
TWO OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY
The ORIENTAL LIMITED
. Tho Fast Mail
VIA SEATTLE OR SPOKANE.
Dally. Portland j Dally.
Leave. Time Schedule. I Arrive.
To and from Spo-5
X)- tane. St. Paul. Mia- 7:00 ami
11:45 chi neapollx. Duluth and 3:30 pm
All Points East Yla
SeatUs.
JTo and from SL
Paul. Minneapolis.
Duluth and All 8:06 am
IPolnU East Via
Spokane.
TALKS ON PRIMARY LAW.
IT. "W. Stone, Prohibitionist Candi
date, at People's Fortini.
TT TV 5tnno annVo hofnro tho "DArttj.
xorum, in aciuns-riirjcu nan. last, nignt.
on uic uirrcL ynnu i&vr. Jir. atone
haa li'.'tn an ii-llr (nl,r In .vnlltln.
uiu is iuc rrouioiuun canaiaaie tor -oa
rrfuman :n tno mni iiiaTnor
Mr. Stone gave a detailed account of
the probable workings and provisions of
the law and upheld IL He was optimistic
as to the political situation In Oregon.
vimcrs iook. pari, in inc aucussion, ana
Statement Vn 1 was threahorl nror All
who spoke said it was a fine thing, but
some czpressea aeouot as to wneiner
tne next, legislature wouia xaiiow tne
wltl of the people.
Mr. Stone will speak at the People's
Forum next Sunday night upon 'Boyol
ogy." This Is a subject near to the heart
of Mr. Stone, and it Is expected that his
an areas wm oe interesting ana instructive.
ATTACK AT CHURCH DOOR
"P;cds In Geneva Attempt to Mur
der Russian 3I!nIstcr Jadowsky.
mrXVrCA. Anrll IS. fSoorUIl A rlnt
which is likely to be followed by grave
international comnlications. followed an
attempt at assassination of M. Jadowsky.
Xtussian jiiauicr awiucriaBa, sunns
ine ceieorauon di is&sa m uic nusaian
r-hnroh horo Rnniliv. Sorao woolr a am
Geneva authorities were notified that it
cad been Geteraunca try -Tea tsat, ow
ing to the activity of Jadowsky in fur
nishing the Russian government with in
formation as to the proceedings of meet
ings of the Russian revolutionary society
here, he was to he "removed."
M. J&dowsky was tola that it would
be safe for him to attend mass yesterday.
Detectives went along as usual, however,
and as the Minister passed through the
outer corridor and was entering the audi
torium of the sacred edifice four men
sprang at him with daggers. Revolvers
were freely used by both s4des. and when
the police finally arrived more than a
doses wounded were found, on the Soor.
Sixty-five people have so 'far been ar
rested. America's Debt- te Presbytcrlanlsra.
Wallace McCamant delivered a stirring
address at Calvary Freeby&rlaa Church
last night oa "America's Debt to Presby
terlaalsm." Begiaaiag with the peraecu-
VnriSfni Ktramahla fit
Salllag from Seattle for Japan and
csiaa ports ana jiaaiu. caum
passenxers and freight.
S. 8- Mlaaesota, April 29.
8. S. Dakota. Jit Bo 7.
NIPPON YTJSEN KAISTIA
fJanan Mali Steamshlo Co.)
E. S. SHINANO 5IARTJ will salt
hum Seattla about Slav 15 far Ja.
paa and China ports, carrying pas
sengers ana rreisnt.
For tickets, ratas. berth reserva
tions, eta. call oa or address
H. DICKSON. C. T. T. A.
122 Third St. Portland. Or.
Pfaetlo Mala 680.
0REG0H
SHQjrrJUirjB
Union Pacihc
3 IKAS 10 XIX IAST OAILT
TLiV rtrlr TUtrJ nmA Washlasrtea.
Telrphose Mala 715. C W. St laser. Oty
Ticket Art.; A. J. tTa-c. uea. xaaa. ai.
EAST via
SOUTH
Leaves. jNION DEPOT. I Arrlvs.
8:45 P. 31
5:20 A. 2d
1:13 P. 31
7:30 A. M.
4 JO P.M.
810:45 P. M.
OVERLAND EX-
PREES
for Salsm. Rosa
burr. Ashlaad.
Sirrimfnto. Of
den, Saa Fran
dsco, Stockton.
Los Angsles, EI
Paso, Nsw Or
leans and ths
East.
Morning train
connects at
Woodbura dally
except Sunday
with trains for
ML AnxeL Sll
verton. Browns
ville. Springfield.
Wecdllnr n d
Natron.
Eugena passenger
connects at
Woodburn with
ML Angel and
Sllvertoa .local
Corvallls passen
ger. Sheridan passen
ger. Forest Grovs
Passenger.
T:2S A. M
5:53 P-
10:33 A. ii
5:30 P. SV
8:23 A. t.
11:30 P. M.
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
PORTLAND-OSWEGO SUBURBAN
SERVICE AND YAMHILL
DIVISION.
Depot. Foot of Jefferson. Strsst-
A. M.; 12:50, 2:03. 4. 5:10. 6:23. 8:30 10:10.
11:20 P. M. Dally except Sunday. 5:-0.
8:35. 10:23 A- M. Sunday only. 9 A. St.
Returning from Oswego, arrive PorUand.
daUr. 3:30 A. M.. 1:33. 3:03. 3:03. 6:13. T:35.
SundaVt:6:25: 7 atfVui XT. Sub
day only. 10 A. M. .
Ieave irom ino ntpoi -,
..lata nolnta daUr. 4:13 P. M. Arrlvs
Portland. 10:15 A. M. ...
.....Unnmnnth Mntor Lias
operates dally to Monmouth and Alrllt. coa
"ctlnr with S. P. Cos train at DaUas aad
lBFl cl8as""faro from Portland to facra-
. cm t7TiMarti 4C7n riA'PTR. 33.
iecond-clasn fare. $15: second-class berth.
$2.50.. .
Tickets lo ssastora poinu
also Japan. China. Honolulu and AnstraUs
C1TX TICKET OFFICE. Corner Third aad
C WashteKtoa Sts. Pheao Blaw 712
C. TV. STINGER. A. X. OtAIO.
CAr Ticket Agent. Gea. Pass. Aarf.
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad Co.
TIME CARD
' OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
DAILY.
T)Yart. JLrrtvo.
Ycllowstoca Psrk-Kansaa
aty-St. Louis Special
for Chehalla. Centralla.
Olytapla, Gray Harbor.
Soata Bead. Tacoma.
ecattle. Epokaan. Lw
Istoa. Butte. Bllllaa-3.
. tt . V . XTan
as atr. fit. Loafs aad
Seuthsaat S:3dam 49pm
North Coast Limited,
lectiie lighted, for Ta
coma. Seattle. Spokane.
Bat I". MlnBeapolts. St.
Paul asd. the Eait...... 2:00 pm. T:08 asa
Puret Sound Limited for
Claremont. Chehalls.
Centralla. Tacoma and
Seattle only 4:30 pm 10:33 pm
"ZMta. CSty Express for Ta
coma. Ssattle. Spokaaa.
Helena. Butts. St. PauL
Miaaeasolls. Lincoln.
Omaha. St. Joseph. St.
IxjbJ. Kaasas City,
without Chans of cars.
Dlrset ccaaectlana for all
points East aad South- rn
cut ............11:43pm 8:30pm
A. D. CharltoB. Assistaat General Passea-
cer AxsaL 2S3 Morrlsoa it, earner Third.
portlsaa. Or.
T,eves. UNION DEPOT. Arrives.
Dally. For Maygera Rainier. Dally.
Clatskanie. Westport.
CUfton. Astoria, War- , ,r
8-00 A. M renton. FlaveL Ham- 1120 A. 21.
mond. Fort Steven.
Gearbart Park. 3aa
ilde. Astoria and Sea
shore. 7:00 P. M Express Dally. 0:50 P. M
Astoria Expresa
Dally. .
C A. STEWART. . J. C. .
Comm'l Agt. 24S Alder st. a. F.
Phone Main 303.
& P. A.
NOME ROUTE
S.S, SENATOR June 1
Secure Tickets Now
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA. ROUTE
From Seattle at 9 P. M. for Ketchi
kan. Juneau. Skagway. TVhite Horse.
Dawson and Fairbanks.
S. S. City of Seattle. April 21.
a S. Humboldt. April 15-23.
S .S. Cottage City (via Sitka) April 20.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS.
S. S. Spokane, June 7-21; July 5-20:
August 2.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
From Seattle at 3 A. M.; Umatilla. April
3-1S; Queen, April 8-23; Senator,
April 3.
Fartlaad OSSc. 34S Waahlasten st.
Mala aW.
G. X. LEE. Psss. Jtr Ft. Aft.
C D. DUN ANN, CP. Av
19 Mrrket St Sam Fraaciace.
San Francisco & Portland Steamsliip Co.
Operating tho Only Passenrer Steamers for
Saa Francisco Direct.
S. S. COLUMBIA- April 21. May I
8. S. COSTA RICA April 18 aad 28
Excursion to loa auscicj inu isjvim,
1. Sob rouna irip. mciuamg am ".-
clsco to Los' Angeles and back to Portland.
JAM. H. DEWSON. Ag..
Phoae Mala 288. 248 Washlagtea St.
Steamer Chas. R.Spencer
Tin the Columbia, the finest river trip. In
Vip tno v. Unltcd states.
Leaves Oak-street dock 7 A. M., Mon
davs. "Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving
at -The Dalle3, 4 P. M. "
Leaves The Dalles A. M.. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving Port-
Office and wharf foot Oak street. Pfaon
Main 2960.
CHARLES E. STEELSMITH. Agent.
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE
Steamers for Salem. Independence and Al
baay leavo 8:45 A- M. dally (ecept Susday .
Steamers for Corvallls and way polata
leave 6:45 A. M. Tuesday. -Thursday aad
Eatarday.
OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION CO.
Offlca and, dock, foot Taylor at.
ALASKA
FAST AND POPULAR STEAMSHIPS
LEAVE SEATTLE 9 P. M.
"JeerB" April IT. 27. ft P. M..
via WrangeL
"DolphlH.' April 22.
alrljco. April 28.
"FaralloB. May 1.
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES.
Oa excursion trips steamer call al
Sitka. MetUkahtla. Gladsr. WraaL
etc.. la additloa to regular part oi
call.
Call or send for Trip to Woader
ful Alaska.' MIadlaa BasksUTi'
"Totem Poles."
THE ATASXA S. 8. C9.
Fraak Woalssy Co.. Axeats.
2i2 Oak SL Partlaad. Or.