THE SUNDAY OllEGONI-AN.. PORTLAND, JULY 22, 1900.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Annsemeata Tonight.
METROPOLITAN THEATER CTolrd tmt
"S&pbo." Matinee and evening.
AUSKTS WINTER GARDEN (Third and
MorrUoa Btrcota) Concert nightly.
Work ok JtADisoK-STftEET BaroaK.
The bridge repair- cret? have been engaged
In tightening up the bolts, large and small,
on the Madison-fitreet bridge. The 39b
is hy no means a small one, a the
seven new spans of the brWge have to
be gone over" and every screw tightened
up. This is necessitated by the shrink
age of the timbers as they dry out under
the extreme heat pf Summer. The large
bolts of the lower cords &re taken up an
average of half an Inch. Outside of the
surface of the draw the bridge is In ex
cellent condition. The surface of the
draw is wearing rapidly, and but for the
fact that the decking is double it would
be unsafe for travel, as the top layer
is splintered and gone entirely in places.
The contract for a new wooden draw,
using the present iron portions now in
place, will be let in two weeks. This fclll
again close up the Madison-street bridge
end throw the travel on to the Morrison
street bridge, but that cannot be helped.
The block pavement on this bridge seems
in good condition. However, there Is con
siderable shrinkage in the blocks, and
wedging is required, and the surface of
the West Side span Is a- little rough.
Funeiux. or W. H. Caz&bslu The
funeral of W. H. -Campbell, who -died at
the St. Vincent's Hospital Friday morn
ing, will Be held this afternoon at 2.8)
o'clock from the residence of his brother,
J. W. Campbell, superintendent of the
"Washington division of the O. K & N.
Co , 216 Seventh street. The Masonic
fraternity will conduct the funeral, and
the interment -will take place: at the
Lone Fir cemetery. Mr, Campbell was
for Ave years a resident in DaWaon City,
and last Winter caught a rold, which
resulted in tuberculosis. He came to
Portland three weeks ago, and had been
In the St. Vincent's Hospital since that
time. He was 80 years of age, and one
of the leading men. in Dawson, owning
the moBt extensive .drug store there. His
birthplace was Ontario, -Canada, and be
fore going to Dawson he was engaged
in business In Winnipeg, Manitoba, and
also ltt Ontario. He was always popular
as a business man, and was esteemed
wherever he went.
Revenues From Mtnttcmib Court.
ThG grinding -wheels of justice In the
Municipal Court are producing a golden
revenue for the city these days, when
there Is little else for them to do. "Yes
terday the proceeds from ball forfeited
by the dot-machine owners and tho
gamblers arrested reached the sum of
1550. Scott Morrill forfeited 1?5. and the
following $25 each: John Long, George
Crane, Frank Griffith, D, Kunkel, Joseph
McKee. Charles Roberts, C. P. Webb, W.
Kraemer, Robert Patterson, Eugene
Hoch, Tom Buckmah, J. H. Williams, J.
MunSon, T. Lanken, John Englehart,
Charles MautS, R. Loewiff.
Chiedreh tor AMMios.-Thirty-seven
children are how at the receiving homo
of the Boys' and Girl's' Aid Bociety, rang
ing in age from D months to 18 years,
all of whom are to be placed out either
for legal adoption or on indenture, with
the exception of a few who are thfrft on
commitment by the Municipal Court as"
first offenders. Among those for legal
adoption are two Very fine infant boys,
aged, respectively, STmonths And 2 years.
Both children are very desirable. Far
further particulars see the superintend
ent at the receiving h6me on Twenty
eighth and East Ankeny stfeetS, or call
up telephone East 5.
Returned From Moukt Hood Dr.
Amos, Professor J. A. Lyman, Clarence
H. Gilbert and Rev H. H Hoyt returned
to Portland from Mount Hood Thursday
evening, having made the ascent Wed
nesday. The Dalles the Columbia River
at Vancouver and Mount Shasta coutd be
plainly sefitt from the summit, but it waS
just a little, too smokyjrar Portland to be
seen There has been no change oh tho
south side of the mountain, all reports as
to "upheavals or convulsions of ifature"
to the contrary, notwithstanding, the
snow line being reached by the faune trail
as for the last 10 years.
For the SEAsnoRE Many persons left
Portland yesterday for the seaside. On
the T. J. Potter, leaving at 1 P. M., there
were approximately 400 not Quite her iull
capacity. On the Lurllne, leaving at 10
P. M., were 100. all the Vessel could ac
commodate. The Hassalo, leaving the
Ash-street dock In the evening, took 175
all she could accommodate. The Astoria
& Columbia River train at 5:50 P. M. took
Blx coaches and two chair bars loaded to
the limit, and many more Wptild have
gon,e if more coaches had been available.
. A very heavy rail travel is expected this
mornlwr.
The excellent train Bervice of the As
toria & Columbia River Railroad between
Portland, Gearhart Park and Seaside is
attracting thousands of people to the
beach Through trains leave Portland
dally at 8 A. M , and run through direct
without transfer 6r vexatious delays, ar
riving at Gearhart Park at 11:20 P. M.
and Seaside at 12.30 P. M.: returning,
leaving Seaside at 5 P. M. and Gearhart
at 510 P, M, arriving in Portland at
9:40 P. M. of the same day, thus giving
passengers an outing" of -nearly five hours
at the beach.
Fouxd ox keJ CoLuMBfX. A cool place
to spend Sunday. Take O. R. & Jf. spe
cial train from "Union depot Sunday morn
lng at 0:30 and spend the heat Of the
day under the tree at Bonneville. Cool
breezes always blowing up the Columbia.
Good music in attendance. Refreshments
to be had on grounds, dr take a basket
lunch -with you. Train will set you off
and pick you up any" plate this side of
Bonneville if you prefer. Only 50 cents
for round trip.
TemporaRt REHOVAii.'-The office, of the
County Auditor has been temporarily re
moved to the rooms In the t:6urthbuse
used by the grand jury. The rooms reg
ularly occupied by tho Auditor are not
sufficiently lighted, and in prder to im
prove their condition In that respect It
has been decided to tear out the parti
tion between the tw6 rooms. While the
work Is being done a change of quarters
was necessary.
Improvement Bonds 8old. A small
batch of Improvement bonds, aggregating
about $4800, were bid on yesterday at the
office of the CltS Auditor. One of the
bids was par and accrued interest and
the other was par. accrued interest and
$32 SO premium. J. W. Cruthers & Co.
made this bid, and were awarded the
bonds.
Gladstone- Park. Today will be the
last day of the Chautauqua. The park
will be open and Iree to the public.
Don't miss this opportunity to take a
pleasant ride and escape the heat of
the city. Oregon City car leaves every
80 minutes from 7 A. M. direct to the
park. Fare, 45 cents for the round trip.
Protecting a Bridoe. The County
Commissioners have placed several bar
rels filled with walep along the long
bridge between the Columbia and Pied
mont, and have employed a watchman to
patrol the bridge to protect it against
fires.
Cloud-Cap Inx. "A. Mansion In the
Skies," open July 1 to October 1. Terms
reasonable by day, week or month Tick
ets for sale at O. R. & N. andi D. P.
& A. line. Be sure they read via Moun
tain Stage Livery Company, Hood
River.
Fish & Game AiSoctATroN. There will
be a meeting bf the Oregon Fish & Game
Association next Tuesday at 8 P. M. at
the Hotel Portland. All members and
others interested are requested to be
present.
Fourth Coast Crematory. When the
Portland crematory Is finished, U will
make the- iburth on the Pacific Coast,
the other three being located at San
Francisco, Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Fine Residence and quarter block for
sale a bargain. Beautiful suburbanVes
ldence with five acres for rent. aC&H at
735 Chamber of Commerce. "
Picnic and dance today, Rivervlew
Park, Fulton. Admission, 5 cents, ladies
free. "
Sermon bt Dr. Graxt This Eventoo. j prietors of the Mala restaurant, in the
In response to a general desire of his J North Eiid were arrested for assault and
friends in Portland, Rev. Roland D. j battery yesterday afternoon on a war
Grant, the former pastor of the First ; rant sworn out by one of their employes
Baptist Church and one of the most ek- I .named Conn. Conn asserts that when
quent speakers that ever filled a Port- he demanded the money due him frpm his
land pulpit, will preach this evening at . employers, the latter Instead of paying
th Whit Tnmnl. earner Twelfth and him fell to end "punished Hffl by the
Taylor streets, on the subject, "Wlia , assault, for which they were taken Into
Olives, or the Debt of the Christian 1 custody.
Church to the Hebrew Race." Since leav
ing Portland several years ago. Dr. Grant
has devoted his time and his eloquence
almost exclusively to the lecture plat
form. On his travels and by Ms lee- xtePOrt
tures. many 01 mem on tyrceon ana 11
scenery, he has done more than any other ;
man to bring Portland ana the state mio
prominence
EtfJOTABLB Coxcekt. Portland's mil
PI " " " S
FOR THE ORPHANS.
of Proceeds of Picnic
Portland Catholic.
T
'Following Is the treasurer's report of
1 the proceeds of the picnic held the Fourth
1 nt .Tnlf hv th Catholics of Portland, for
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sicai artists were more man pieasea ana the benefit of St. Marys urpnan Home,
surprised last evening with the perform- j at Beaverton:
ance of Oliver Trimmer ' Smythe, the votinr contest 49
young tenor appearing at Graves & Co.'s ' Gate receipts ..'.'. 132 SO
music store. Hearty applause greeted cathedral parish ... 273 10
his efforts, especially in the "Armorer's St. Lawrence parish 154 25
flrtw Htv nnv ncrvimnnniniont nnA Imm&dulatc Heart parish.... . 00
the well-known felnrenr paid their re- . St. Francis' parish .,......
jjpects later in person. Mr. Smythe Is ?? 5SS:":::"::.:".":" MOO
promised a gooa future, and It Is re- 3"":;::;;:"::,. 12 00
porteo. mat ne win ruay ior grana op
era. Herbert Miller gave some Shakes
pearean recitations that were encored.
The Introduction to the young tenor
from California was exceedingly pleas
ant to the people of Portland.
The United Artisans will have no as
sessments within tho months of July and
August. This society has 15 active as
semblies In the City of Portland and
more than 1ft) in pregon. It has over
$100,000 In Its reserve fund, and is the
wealthiest fraternal order per capita in
America. It lends its money m this
coast and thereby retains money at homo
that would otherwise go East for inter
est ahd life Insurance. Every sincere ad
vocate of home Institutions should join
this order If eligible. Its supreme cf
flcers are at rooms 403. 404, 403, 405. 40S
and 410 Marquam building.
Summer Comport. Why not Invest In
a gas stove which cooks your food thor
oughly, but does not cook you? With
a gas stove you have the heat just where
you want it and when you want it It,
is entirely under your control. Gas for
cooking purposes has become the Uni
versal fuel, for If. not only represents
comfort and convenience, but a great sav
ing in labor and expense. Portland Gas
Company.
What is more delightful than a ride
up the beautiful Columbia? Allwho wish
to enjoy suoh opportunity should attend
the excursion given by the German Red
Men of tills city on Sunday, July 28.
The palatial steamer B. R. Thomson will
leave AShstreet dock at 8:30 A. M. All
places of interest between Portland and
Multnomah Falls will be visited. Round
trip, 60 cents.
Portland- Manual Training Sohool, Ex
position building! The Summer term, has
begun. This IS an. excellent c-tfportunlty
for those wishing Instruction In wood
carving, wood-worklhg and clay-modeling.
Terms reasonable. For further informa
tion, apply to William J. Standley at the
school.
Ana Tott Gonro to the Coast? Not
my peopl are all enjojlng the new treat
ment at the Dekum baths so much that
we do not oaro to gb. They, have cured
my rheumatism, and my -wife is get
ting much better of her slomaeh trouble.'
WdNEbRTOL automatic banjo machines;
superb self-changing Begirta muslo
boxes: largest variety nlckel-in-slot ma
chines in the tlnlted States. Lowest
prices; latest styles. Transcontinental
Machine Company, 510 Oak.
Oregon Citt. This afternoon, between
the hours of 3 and 4 Professor Frank Hill,
the celebrated high diver and bridge
Jumper, ttlll "make a leap from the qre
gon City suspension bridge, 85 'feet above
the riveY.
Woo, But It's Warm! Don't suffer
from heat whilst you can secure one of
our electric fans at a very small ex
pense. M. J". Walsh successor to Frank
Holcomb & Co., US Washington street.
Orjsqon Cjtt River Tans The mojt j
aeiigntiui 01 river noes, ceai leaves
Taylor street Sundays, 16t30 A. M I and
5 P. M, Leave Oregon Tity 12:30, 3:30 and
G 20 P. M Round trip, 45 cents-
Dr. Roland D., Grant will preach at
the White Temple "this evening on "Wild
Olives, or the Debt of the Christian
Church to the Hebrew Race."
Unitarian Church. Rev. T. L. Eliot
will officiate and preach this morning
at the Unitarian Church, Seventh 'and
YnmhilL
Dr. P. L. McKenzie has returned from
an Eastern trip, and may be found in his
office. &2-213 Macleay building.
Mexican hats, silver trimmings, new
lot. D. M. Averlll &-Co., 231 Morrison
street.
UMBRELtotB Repairing and recovering.
Meredith's. Walhlncton. let. fith and 6th.
Carnations, 12 for 25c: elegant floral
pieces cheap. Burkhardt Bros . 23d & G.
Picnic today at Brussell'S Garden,
given by the St. Joseph Aid Society.
Cascade Warm Springs. Bee "New
Today."
SSM
S5 06
ftt Mlrhir narljsh 10 50
Precious Blood parish , 5 25
Total , $1375 15
General expenses 71 21
Net proceeds 1303 94
REV. E. D. CASST, Treasurer.
MADE A GREAT HIT.
The Venetian Lady Troubadours made a
tremendous hit last evening, and the gar
den was crowded to its capacity, not
withstanding the extreme heat and the
great counter attraction of the seaside
resorts. The programme presented was
ono of great artistic merit, and each num
"bfcr was -encored to the echo. Colonel Har
Xty has contracted with the Troubadours
to remain, fiver the grand carnival In Sep
tember. The costumes worn by the ladles
were elegant in the extreme. The ladles
will appear each evening and Wednesday
and Saturday matinees In an entire
change of programme and costumes. Too
much cannot be said in their praise,
and they are already established as
Portland favorites. 3Ir. Michelsen,.
the popular and refined banjoist, will
appear this evening ior -uic just
time, in conjunction wiin mo -xruuua-iioura.
Added to the grand attraction, is
the popular SO-cent special Sunday dinner,
together will again test the Winter Gar
den's capacity. The concert will begin at
5 P. M. t ordlnner.
WHERE TO DIRE.
.
The proof of "the pudding Is the eating
thereof. Try the Portland Restaurant, 205
Washington, and judge for yourself.
Hot weather. U needa meal. Go to E.
House's Cafe, 158 Third. A cool place,
whero you can obtain a satisfactory re
past. Spring chicken, all different kinds
of, meat, all pastries and pies home made.
Best cup or coffee in Portland.
Chicken dinner, complete. 5c. Strouae's
Cafe, 223 Washington, between First and
Second. White labor only.
CEDAR PARK FOR PICHIC.
Free to the public every day In the
week. Music on Sundays, Seats, swings
and largo dancing platform.
Mount Tabor, finest ride In the city.
Largo open cars every 10 minutes from
Third and "Eamhlll.
Pianos
Wot the ordinary .
"good enough'
kind, but
the very best
Not the cheap,
but rather
the most costly.
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1 Weber
KIMBALL ORGANS
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MATTING AND CURIOS.
Just received, a large shipment of new
designs of matting; also Japanese and
Chinese curios, at special prices.
ANDREW KAN & CO.,
Hong Kong and Yokohama Importing
House, corner Fourth and Morrison.
Onr
351 WASHINGTON ST.
In Onr Nevr Mnslo Bnlldlnff
Men's
ummer
talks to most people when
the price is right
Low Rrtce.,
Is doing marvelous things at
this great sale. It is turning
people's attention this way.
Apparel
A LOW PRICE
AT OUi!
NOTICE CHANGE OF AGENCY
Jordan & Wltherell have been appointed
agents of the Lion Fire Insurance Com
pany, Limited, of London. Office room
3 Worcester building; in place of Messrs.
Schlussel & Hayes. 'All Indorsements re
quired on any of the policies of the
above-named company will bo attended to
by Messrs. Jordan & Wltherell, who
alone are authorized to make same.
WILLIAM J. LANDER8,
Resident Manager.
By Toll Thompson, Special Agent of
Lion Insurance Company.
Jacob Doll Upright Piano.
The latest improved. Acknowledged to
be best sold on easy Installments. Pianos
rented, tuned ana "repaired at lowest
prices. H. Slnshelmer. 12 Third. Estab
fulied 1S2.
Moulin "Uttderrrenr and Skirt Sale.
New York Mercantile Co . 205 Third.
eooootieaos
THE OREGONIAN
PUBLISHING CO.
15 NOW
EQUIPPED FOR
BOINQ F1RST.CLASS
AGENTS WAITED.
"So Capital Xecesaary to Sell
Tens, Coffees and Spice
In every city and town In the State of
Oregon?" outside of Portland. Ladles or
young men who have two or thrw hours
per day to spare will find selling our teas.
coffees and spices pleasant work! and very .
.profitable. Write for full particulars and 1
catalogue. ! o
Great Eoatcrn Tea Co.,
32S "Washington Street. Portland, Or,
largest tea, coffee and spice distributors
on the Pacific Coast. 100 stores In suc
cessful operation.
CARD OP THANKS,
To the friends who kindly offered their
assistance and sympathy during the last
Illness and death of my bolo ed grandson,
we tender our heartfelt thanks.
MRS. ELLEN MELSON AND FAMILY.
The Wiley B. Allen Co., at 211 First
street, offer a lot of pianos that have
been out on rent at about one-half their
real value; easy payments. Also several
nice second-hand organs.
Millions take It; thousands praise It:
TOU should test It-Hoods Sarsanarlll"
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.114 Flttb. cure liquor, opium and tobacco ad
dictions. No- other In state.
CO. NEWCHSTLB
..DENTIST..
ftAmaam Knildlii?, Rooms 300, 301, 303
id
Sack Suits
ummer
Sale
Men's latesjt-style suits that
have high-class snap, and
Stelnbach Tightness, now go
ing at reduced prices.
.85, $11 to $24
Regular $10, $12.50 to $30
values.
Men's Odd Trousers, $2.15 and up
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Underwear
AT
Midsummer Sale
Prices
Flannel Coats and Pants
. the swagger thing, tailored
proper, $7.65 to $10
Largest Clothiers In the Northwest Corner Fourth and Morrison Streets
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Tor Assault And Batterr.
C. Haynes and M. Gangler. pro-
She Has a Pianola Now
Her piano was silent for years,
Except when her practice drew tears;
But now it abounds
With melodious sounds,
And makes up for Jong past arrears.
7 W
M. B. WELLS, Northwest Aent for tht Aeolian Compahr
353-355 Washington Slrecl opp. Cordray's.
A HOT TIME IN OLD CHINA
Rather tropical In this place, and next to the " Ice Man" we are
better fixed to keep you cool than anybody, '
: III Ml Spill Siils
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We sttll give yu your choice of any suit
In our house formerly sold for $ltf to S 1?.
Men's. Golf Shirts, former price 75c, now . .- ;. . . . . .35c
Men's Golf Shifts, former price 85c, now n. . 4 . -50c
Men's $!lkFront $1 .25 and $1 .50 Shirts now , , $1 0)0
Washable Club Ties, worth 10c apiece -. :. 12 for 15c
FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE
Once More-"-:'" jarfjffi
We Set the Pace W
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With the greatest money-saving event ever offered in
Portland. Our entire assortment of handsomely tail
ored Men's Summer Suits will be on sale tomorrow
(Monday) morning. Note Prices
$18.00 SUITS
$16.50 SUITS
$15.00 SUITS
$12.50 SUITS
AH go at
Some are broken lots, but we can fit you.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE.
: SAMl ROSENBLATT & CO.
Tht Reliable Popular Priced Clothier
N. W. Corner Third and Morrison Portland, Oregon
ckifat Berry
Baskets
Special Price
One Week
20 Cents Each
THE CURIO STORE,
D. M. Averlll & Co., 331 Morrison St
PARKER HOUSE
ASTORIA, OR.
T. Donorani Proprietor.
Newly painted and fitted. Under new
management. All modern, conveniences.
First-class eervlce. Bar and Bdtnple
rooms in connection. RateS. $1.25 a day
and upwards.
MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS
LOCKSLEY HALL
Seaside) Clatsop Co
OPEN ALL THE YEAR AROUND
Hot salt water baths In bouse.
Excellent cuisine.
3IR3. I A. CAB.LISL.E, Proprietor.
GEARHART PARK HOTEL "atp Beach, Or.
THEO. KTtXJSE, Leanee and 3Ianntrer.
SEASIDE
RESORT
Surf
Bathing
Driving
Riding
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SUMMER
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Golf
Links
Boating
Dancing
:w;jsic by parsons' ohchestrk
Northwest Electric
Engineering Co.
1 24 Flrs$ Street, Portland, Or.
Dealers In dynamos an 4 motors, direct or al
ternating currtnt, new and econd--.&ad. Alio
fan and celllnjr motors, telephone and mip
pllea; armatHres and flcldfc rewound. houe
wlrinr. When yctir electrical machinery need
repairs call Us -ap. Telcpnont Black 624.
ALASKA INDIAN BASKETS
And Carlos. Philippines Cloth and frahdker
chlrfa. MRS. X. FROHMAK. 121 13Ui uL
1 SUN SOON HUIE aUtaMfa1-