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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY UlUfittUfilAN, FOTLAND, APHIL 27, 1902. RECORDS. ARE BROKEN 11BLAY RACES AND FIELD SPOUTS OX FRANKLIN FIELD. New Figures for the One- and Two. Mile Race and Intercollegi ate I'ole-Vault. PHILADELPHIA, April 26. The world's one- and two-mile relay records were broken, the Intercollegiate pole-vault fig ures were raised and the -world's figures for 100 yards were equaled on Franklin Field this afternoon in the carnival of relay races and field sports. The quality of the sport -was the finest ever seen at the annual relay meet of the University of Pennsylvania, and more than 8000 per sons witnessed the events. Harvard won the one-mile champion ship In the new figures of 3:21 2-5. Penn sylvania captured the two-mile champion ship and clipped one-fifth of a second from the world's record of 8:05, and Yale took the four-mile relay championship in slow time. In the latter race Wisconsin pushed Yale hard, but the New Haven runners were equal to the occasion and held the far Western men safe. The 100 yard dash was run In two heats and a final, and in each of his races Duffy of Georgetown equaled his world's figures of 0:09 4-5. Gray of Pennsylvania and Magee of Chicago cleared the bar at 11 feet 5 Inches In the pole-vault, breaking the in tercollegiate figures of H feet 4& Inches. In the jump-off Gray cleared 11 feet S inches, but Magee failed. The summary: One mile, collegiate National champion ship Won by Harvard; W. A. Bhlcke, M. T. Llghtner, J. G. Willis and E. G. Rust. Time by quarters 0:49 4-5, 1:40 4-5, 2:80 3-5, 3:21 2-5 (breaking the world's rec ord of 3:23 1-5 made by Harvard in 1S97). Two-mile college National championship Won by Pennsylvania; M. A. Smith, A. B. Gill, F. H. K. Laher and I. A. Orton. Time by halves 2:01 3-5, 4:02 2-5, 6:02 2-5, 8:0i 4-5 (breaking the world's record of 8:05 made by Princeton in 1900). Four-mile college National championship Won by Yale; C. S. Jacobus, E. A. De aling, D. W. Franchet and B. G. Teel. Time, 18:36 2-5. One-mile preparatory school National championship Won by High School, Pottstown, Pa. Time, 3:34 3-5. One-mile high-school National champion shipWon by South Division, Chicago. Time. 3:35 (breaking the record for this class'of 3:41 2-5 made by Washington Cen tral High School in 1897). One-mile interscholastic relay Won by Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa. Time, S:43 1-5. One-mile college relay Won by West minster College, New Wilmington, Pa. Time, 3:36 1-5. One-mile Interscholastic relay Won by Mackenzie School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Time, 3:48 4-5. One-mile interscholastic relay Won by Westchester (Pa.) High School. Time, 3:45 2-5. One-mile interscholastic relay Won by Peddle Institute, Highstown, Pa. Time, 3:35. One-mile college relay Won by Swarth more; time, 3:32 1-5. 100-yard dash Won by A. Duffy, George town. Time, 0.09 4-5 (equaling the world's record). 120-yard hurdle Won by F'. G. Moloney, Chicago University. Time, 0:15 4-5. Shot-put Won by J. A, Nelson, Co lumbia University. Distance, 42 feet 4 inches. Hammer-throw Won by J. R. Dewltt, Princeton. Distance, 130 feet 4 inches. Discus-throw Won by M. V. Connelly New York University. Distance, 104 feet 7 Inches. High jump Won by S. S. Jones, New York University. Height, 5 feet 9 Inches Pole-vault Won by L. H. Gray Penn sylvania. Height 11 feet 8 Inches '(break lng Intercollegiate record pf 11 feet 4 inches). Broad Jump Won by C. S. Fallows, Yale. Distance, 21 feet 814 Inches. TRACK TEAM TRY-OUT. University of Oregon Students Who "Win Places. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, April 26. The track team try-out was held on the campus this afternoon. The weather was fair, but the track was heavy, and no fast time was made In either the runs or sprints. There were no surprises or breaking of records, but considering the condition of the men, and the fact that nearly all are new, the re sults are considered qulto satisfactory. Following Is a list of the events tried out, and the men winning places: One hundred-yard dash, won by Payne, Lewis second. Day third, time 0:11; 880 yard run, won by Perkins, Dodge second, Penland third, time 2:18; broad jump, won by Howe. Thayer second. Murphv third, distance IS feet 7 Inches: 220-yard dash, won by Payne, Day second, Wright third, time 0:25; shot-put, won by Henderson, Grlder second, Thayer third, distance 31 feet 6 inches; mllo run, won by Shevis. Castel second, McDowell third, time 5:30; discus throw, won by Grlder, Johnson second, McLaln third, distance 100 feet 4 inches: 440-yard dash, won by Payne, Wright second. RIddell third, time 1:01; hammer throw, won by Grlder, C. McLaln second. M. McLaln third, distance 90 feet; 220-yard hurdle, won by Williams, Thayer second, Day third, time 0:28. ' ATHLETICS AT Y. M. C. A, Fine Double Programme Enjoyed Iy Large Audience. There was a grand double-programme gymnastic exhibition at the Y. M, C. A. last evening, a part of the entertainment being held in the gymnasium and the other part In the auditorium. The cere monies began at 7:S0 o'clock, and were re peated, commencing at 9 o'clock, so that those who witnessed one part of the pro gramme enjoyed the opDortunlty of see ing the other. In the gymnasium Direc tor M. M. Rlngler put his classes and specialists through various interesting maneuvers. The bar work by Ringler, Shackley, Kidd, Abendroth and others was especially clever, and the spring board work and drills evoked well-merited applause. The auditorium programme included special musical and literary numbers, among the most Interesting of which was a reading by Mrs. Oscar Oox. A number of clever gymnastic stunts occurred on the rostrum, and the whole programme was very amusing. A good-sized audi ence greeted every performance. CABLE CHESS MATCH. "Won by Americans by a Score of 4 1-2 Points to 1 1-2 Points BOSTON, April 26. The chess match by cable between the American Universities of Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton against Oxford and Cambridge, with six men on each side, played at the Boston Athletic Club and the British Chess Club, London, was concluded this evening, when the Americans had won four games, lost one and drawn one, thereby making total of VA points to their opponents' 1. The Americans will have the satisfaction of getting back the Rice trophy, which has had a home in England for the last three years. England has still the lead over the Americans by the match and the odd game. While the Americans have only won one match, the Englishmen have defeated them twice, one match being drawn. In the four matches hitherto con tested the Englishmen have won 12& and the Americans 11. Colleges in Rifle-Shooting Contest. CORVALLIS, April 25. Major Frank Edwards has received a list of the col leges that are to take part In the rifle shooting contest that is to take placq during the month of June. The colleges are: Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis; Iowa State University, Iowa City, la,; Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass.; University of California, Berkeley, Cal.; University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.; Virginia Polytechnic In stitute. Blacksburg, Va. The shooting is to be done on the grounds at each insti tution at a range of 200 yards, off hand, the record to be sent to Captain Sage, U. S. A.,1 at 6an Rafael, 'CaL, who 1b judge of the contest. There are some very good men In the local team, and they are now busy at practice for the contest. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston Beats Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, April 2G.THeavy hit ting by both clubs was the feature of to day's game between Boston and Philadel phia. Iberg and Plttinger were forced, by the bombardment to ritire,' Jackllsch was injured In sliding to second base. At- tendance, 4150. Score: R H E R H a Boston 13 21 2Phlladelphia.. 913 3 Batteries Plttinger, Mullarkcy and Mo ran; Iberg, Voorhees and Docrn. Umpire Brown. Pittsburg Shuts Out Chicago. PITTSBURG. April 25. Chicago failed to get a man beyond second base until the ninth Inning. Lee had the visitors" at his mercy. Attendance, 6075. Score: RHEll "KHK Pittsburg 7 11 2ChIcago 0 3 5 Batteries Lee and ZImmer; Rhodes and Kllng. Umpire Cantlllon. New York Beats -Brooklyn.-- NEW YORK, April 26. The second game of the series between the New Yorks and Brooklyns was played HodayPat -the Polo' THE LATE A J. K& -,..fc. SbssssssB flssllHHnSsKLusflHHHB had made a success in business, and won the respect and esteem of a host of friends, and he will be long and lovingly remembered by them. The high esteem in which Mr. Linden was held In this city was shown by the large attendance at his funeral and the magnificence and num ber of the chosen floral tributes. The pallbearers were chosen from his Close personal friends, and were as follows: Herman WIttenburg, F. G. Buffum, Charles Matz, Samuel Herman and E. Eyssell. The remains were Interred In a beautiful spot at Rlverview cemetery and his grave and his memory will long be kept green. t-roiinrTc nmiK 7CiTxr "Vnrlr txrnn Yiv ft KPOre ! of 4 to L Attendance, 12,500. Score: RHE RHE Brooklyn 1 5 3New York 4 6-2 Batteries Kltson and Ahern; Sparks and Bowerman. Umpire O'Day. Cincinnati Beats St. Louis. CINCINNATI, April 25; The Cincinnati team won today through hard and timely hitting, together with a comedy of errors on the part of St. Louis. The latter team could do nothing with Helsman un til the eighth Inning. Attendance 1400. Score: R.H.E.I R.H.E. Cincinnati ..14 17 1 St. Louis .... 4 10 1 Batteries Helsmann and Bergen; Adams and Nichols. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland Beats St. Louis. ST. LOUIS. April 26. One hit of the scratch variety was all St. Louis could make off Joss, who pitched his first game for Cleveland today. The St. Louis team was shut out, but Sudhoff's ..effectiveness prevented a large score. Attendance, 3500. Score: RHE RHE St. Louis 0 1 3,Cleveland 3 8 1 Batteries Sudhoff and Donahue; Josa and Bemls. Baltimore Beats Philadelphia. BALTIMORE. April 23. The home team won today by sharp playing, Howell doing perhaps the best work. A heavy wind made it unpleasant for .both players and spectators. Attendance, S910. Score: RHE) RHE Baltimore 6 10 l'Phlladelphla.. 2 4 3 Batteries Howell and Robinson; Dug gleby and Steelman. Washington Beats Boston WASHINGTON. April 28. Today's game between Washington and "Boston "was a slugging match. In. which Washington did the better work. Attendance, 3000. Score: RHE RHE Washington. 15 14 OJBoston 7 12 3 Batteries Lee and Drill; Dineen, Deln ger and Crlger. Game Postponed.- , t . CHICAGO, April 26, Chicago-Detroit game postponed; wot grounds. ? r American Association Scores. -At Louisville " . s - R H EI RHE Louisville ....11 11 2Kansas City.. 9 12 3 ax uoiumous . , R.H.E.I Columbus ..1216 2 jMlnneapoli At Des Moines ' R.H.E.I Des Moines.. 6 9 2 fPeola$f.cj . 2 At Indianapolis High winds ' and ' rain prevented the game with the Milwaukee team. At Toledo Toledo-St. Paul game post poned; wet grounds. Western League Scores. At Colorado Springs-- ' R H E RHE Kansas City. 6 9 3Colo. Springs.. 4 14 4 At Omaha RHE! RHE Milwaukee ... 2 5 3Omaha.i .3 6 1 At Denver RHEI - iRHE Denver 5 9 1JSL Joseph 0 2 3 Wasco DefcatsThd-Dalles. WASCO, Or., April 2S.r-The'4first base, ball game of the season on the "Wasco grounds, was played today between, The Dalles' second nine and the Wasco team, resulting in favor of Wasco by a ?core of 5 to r, Utah League Scores.. OGDEN. Utah. April 26,-T,he Utal) Base ball League season opeced here today be fore 1500 people. Governor WelJs pitched the first ball, which was not caught by President John C-ltchlow. Ogden vfor froni Lagoon, 6 to L SALT LAKE CITy7 April 26. Score: Salt Lake, 4; Logan, 5. Baseball War Ends. NEW YORK, April 26. The legal war between. Andrew Freedman and Albert G. Spalding for control of the National League at Baseball Clubs w.as bjoyght jQ R.H.E. sf . 2 5 3? R.HE. an end today, when by consent of all parties Justice Glegerich, in the Supreme Court, made an. order permitting the dis continuance of the suit for an Injunction brought by Freedman against Spalding and hla adherents. THE DAY'S RACES. Antolee Wins the Fabiola Handicap at Oakland. SAN FRANCISCO, April 26. The racing at Oakland today was for the benefit of the Fabiola Hospital, and a largo sum was realized for that institution. One of the features was a race for gentlemen riders. It was won easily by Duke of York n, ridden by Frank Skinner. The Fabiola handicap resulted In a neck vic tory for Antolee, a 12-toil chance. Re sults? Five furlongs-elling Aurifera won, Tom Slavln second, Winnlbejour third; time, l:02tf. Four and a half furlongs, selling Sylvia Talbot won, Clarinette secondt Horatius third; time, 0:56. Five and a half furlongs, selling Narra G. won. Rasp second. Sliver Fizz third; time. 1:08. Selling, one mile Duke ,pf York II won, Loyal 'S. second, Barnato third; time, 1:424. Seven furlongs Doublet won, Sea Queen second, King Dellls third; time. 1:27. Mile and a sixteenth, handicap Antolee won, Artilla second, Rlo Shannon third; time. 1:48.' Races at Lakeside. CHICAGO, April 26. Lakeside summary: " Ono rmIle'r-)Jhn i Baker won. Marlon CGUS" LINDEN -Numerous letters and tele grams from all parts of the Northwest Are,, being received dally by R. J. Linden, from friends and acquaintances of his late brother, A. J. ("Gus") Lin den, stating that the notice of his death published in The Ore gonlan was the first Intimation that they had of his Illness, and expressing regrets and extend ing condolences on account of his untimely Meath. Many of the letters contain flattering tributes to the character of Mr. Linden, and expressions of the high esteem in which he was held by business men and asso ciates over the entire North west. Mr. Linden was only 10 years of age when he arrived in Portland, and was brought up and educated here, and, al though he was Identified with Spokane since 18S3, he always considered himself as a Port land boy and Portland as his home. Through his energy and integrity, his genial manners and charming personality, he Lynch second. Gran My Chree third; time, 1:50. Half-mile Stem Winder won. Silver Fringe second, The Phantom third; time, 0:52 2-5. Six furlongs If You Dare won, Lady Curzon second, Jerry Hunt third; time, 1:19 3-5. Six furlongs Fake won, Burle Bunton second. Scorpion third; time, 1U8. Mile and an eighth Lavator won, Dlgby Bell second, Ben Chance third; time, 2:03 2-5. One mile Thurles won, Guy H. second. Tea Gown third; time, 1:50 1-5. Races at Nashville. NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 26. Cumber land Park results: Five and a half furlongs, selling Julia Junklns won, Carrie I second, Sister Sarah third; time, 1:CS. - Four and a half furlongs, Avondale stakes Oleflant won. Von Rouse second, Mallory third: time, 0:55J$. Mile and an eighth, selling Algie M. won, Menace second, San Andres third; time, 1:53. Five and a half furlongs, selling Eroma won, HI Kollar second, Echodale third; time. 1:03. Races at Aqueduct. NEW YORK, April 25. Aqueduct sum mary: Seven furlongs, selling The Puritan won. Melsterslnger second. Marothen third; time. 1:2S 1-5, Five and a half furlongs, handicap Cervera won. The Musketeer second. Fly ing Buttress third; time. 1:08 2-5. Two-year-olds, 4 furlongs, selling Kennard won. Flamboyant second, Scot tish Blue third; time, 0.57. The Queens County handicap, mile and 70 yards Margraviate won. Colonel Pad den second, Oom Paul third; time, 1:46. Six furlongs, selling Past won. Cheat 'Em second. Dolce Far Nlente third; time, 1:15 25. Maidens, 2-year-olda. 4 furlongs Red Knight won. Impetuous second, Baikal third; time, 0:55. TO PLAY BALL FOR CHARITY. Armour Team Will Fnco Redoubt able Cndahy Boys. An exciting game of baseball will be played Saturday afternoon at the grounds of the Portland Baseball Club, Twenty fourth and Vaughn streets, between se lected teama representing Armour & Co. and the CuuVhy Packing Company, for the, benefit of the Baby Home, There is keen -rivalry" between the opposing nines, and. good ball is looked for Their many friends: are bu&ily-ecHlng tickets, and hope to nake a'good sale fdr so worthy si cause. ,A crowdMjf '.several, hundreds "rooters" will belo 'tb make matters Interesting. James' Ml Berry is manager for Armour's team, and S, M. Mills for Cudahy's. J, H. O'Neill will tie umpire, and wll take out extra acclderit insurance during the time of'the contest. The line-up: ' Armour Co. Position, Cudahy Pkg. Co, Gretea . .., Ammer Bums .". -P. Sydney Terry 1 B ,., Golns Berry 2 a Irvln DeBevoise .S S S. W. Ammer Wlllv ...3 B Mills Thompson ........ .;L P....,..,..,,..,. Hollar Taylor C F Levens Koontz ,.R F.y Powers Substitutes Blair, Llnko and Woodruff. Root Knocks Out Stlft. CHICAGO, April 26.-Jack; Root tonight knocked out Billy Stlft, after one minute and a "hair of fighting in the second round of a scheduled slx-roUTd contest at the Chicago Athletic Club, The contest was tame and uninteresting, Portland Rose Society. Next Wednesday. April 30, 8:15 P. M,, at the: chapel of the First Unitarian Church, George Otten and Michael Scheydecker will deliver- addresses on floriculture be fore the Portland Hose Society. Mr. Ot ten's subject will be "A Glimpse at Some Flowers." "Mr. Beheydeckor will speak on propagation of roses an4 will glvo prac tical examples of budding and pruning rose bushes. The public is cordially In vited. -There will be no admission fee Tior collection taken. The hoqr has been fixed at 8:15 P. M, for the reason that at former adrcsses late comers have Inter rupted ttie proceedings, Jt Is requested, that U -ttfR4injfJ be present by 8:15, IF YOl WANT TO KNOW WHAT SMARTLY DRESSED MEN WILL WE4R BEN SELLING ABOUT IT. HE WILL ALSO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT M A LIElOP BEAUTIE.5 Jf J! -ot (S)0aJR hwi If M 5UMAE:R 1902- l) Madras Shirts Plain and plaited fronts at tached and detached, $1, $1.50, $2 as the address will begin promptly at that time. Docs a Dos "Wnljc" on Three Legs? London Express. "Can you Insure fractions of a quadru ped?" Is the question Mr. Justice Kenne dy Is to decide, after mature cogitation. Mr. Gaviller, a. Lloyd's underwriter, thinks you can or that he can and his counsel In court yesterday argued the .point seriously. It arose from a dog, a celebrated fox terrier, Hardwood, winner of many firets and specials at English shows, and bought by Mr. Lionel Jacob, an official of the Public Works Department at Lahore for renalc to some Indian rajah with a taste for pedigreed puppies. Hardwood was shipped from Liverpool ex Clan Chlsholm to Bombay, and was supposed to have received Injury during the rough crossing of the Bay of Biscay, for on landing on India's coral strand his near hind leg was useless, and he had to hop along on three legs. By tbo insurance policy, "walking at Lahore" was to be deemed eafe arrival. But does a dog "walk" when he has only three sound legs and has to hop? Mr. Gavlller's- counsel contended that so long as the dog could "limp, dance, frisk or hop," it could walk within the four corners of the policy. Hence the further plea that the underwriter was not liable for Injury to the fourth leg, which was My DYSPEPSIA CURB positively cures all forms of Indigestion orstora nch trouble. It rejuvenates -worn-out stomachs. It builds up stomachs that have been weakened by powerful cath artics and old-fashioned nostrums. lUunyon'a Dvcppla Cure cprrects blcitingol the tto-nich, julmrntJnn of the lirart, fhortness ol areith. and aU nt.ccildqj of the Jjn encsedbjr in iiestita. Tt4-i oa the rtnmach, fctlrbinjr wind ot jour foid.bii tire .often ve brratb. lors of appetite. aiatnujor wi'ne of the utroxch. improper cir cnUtfon. eoktei tit;rue, hcan-bura or watcr-braih. Hit Headich; Cure stops headache in 3 rninutr Muajron's PU? Ointment eurr.3 all forms of piles. Jrlunjroa'-Blood Cure correct jiUblopdimpurftlev Muijron'a ler Cure correrU. hrarlachq, bilious est, jiundict. cojtiiptlonnod all liyer dbraei. MuayonS Female Remedies are-aborti to women. Manyon's Asthma Cure andHtrbsaresuararteedjc tslicve a$thn in thrr ninntMkfad ctjrplnfvedays Munyon's L'atArrh Jveraedtea pcvcrjil; 1 Munyon' VittCier restores lost power to treV ten. Price. , Munjon, hftsacurrforerex)t.dlrare. Thefisljl tllenjb(fftcrc)!ofthrrn Cures. otlyS Munvon. Kew Ymlc nnd Phi'aoVlphia HUj;yo i m,v.n rtriWi oatibib. For Piles Sample mailed free. Ons application gives relief, The continued use of Hum phreys' Wjtch Hael Oil perma nently cures Piles or Hemorr hoids External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching or Burning, rissures ana risttiias, Keuef im-mediate-cure certain. Three tsXxen, 25c, 50c and $.QO. Sod 1)5" DrucfKints, op seat urcnaltl or re ceipt of pree. Humphreys' Medicine Co,, Cor. IVlUlara sad Joka St. Nerr Yorlc. AN. OPPORTUNITY To obtain owr $3,000 on an Investment of one dollar. National Bank Reference. For full particular and circulars, address Ken tucky Mytqal Sweepstakes psoplattnn. DYSPEPSIA Percale Shirts New patterns, plaited fronts, detachable cuffs, $1.25 LEADING CLOTHIER not essential to movement, and, conse quently, an affirmative reply to the ques tion: "Can you Insure fractions of a quadruped?" sc Against this Mr. Jacob urged that the policy covered "all rlsks'V-even the last dire danger of Hardwood being killed In a fight with another dog, or being stran gled by a ship captain who couTd not stand barking during his watch below. Mr. Jacob's claim Is for J750. Owing to the "game" leg, his terrier fell off in value; no Indian Prince would snap him up for the palace kennel, and ho had to be sold, with four others, for a mere $1100. Judgment will be given a few days hence. Blasingr Oil Spread Fire. A lamp broke In a Chinese house on Fourth street near Pine this morning, and blazing oil threatened to set fire to the place, but the fire was easily ex tinguished. An alarm from box No. 13 was turned in by Special Officer Childress, at 2:30 A. M. Mining: Stock Quotations. wTesttrday's quotations at the Oregon Mining Stock Exchange were as follows; Bid. Asked. Alaska M. & M. 9 Bronze Monarch ...., 17 Caribou 3Ht Copperopolis 22 Crystal Consolidated U Chicago V Cascade Calumet &b Gold Hill & Bohemia 10 Huronlan Bjfe Lost Horse 3V4 Oregon-Colorado M. M. & D 114 18'A 100 f5 16 8 6 50 6 4 90 16 Price. Riverside .., Bumpter Consolidated.. Sweden Copper (Gtd.) "Winnipeg (Ltd) :::S Salea Bronze Monarch. Cascade Calumet. Lost Horse .1000 shares at 17& .1000 shares at 3 .1000 shares at 3 SPOKANE, "Wash., April 26. The clos ing bids for mining stocks today were as follows: B. Am. Boy.... 5 Black Tail.. 12 A. B. A. S Morn. Glory. 2 2 13 Prln Maud... 3 3& Butte & B.. 3 A Qullp 32 36 Bam. Car....SG & Republic .... 9 lOVfe Reservation. & 1 Ben Hur...J2 14 Deer Trail.. 2 2 Fish. Maid-. 6 Gold Ledge. V& Jim Blaine. 2 L. P. Surp.. 6& Mtn. Lion.. .27 S lHSulllvan ..... D 9Vi 3-fc Tom TnumD.zj. 22 7 San Poll ....26 2S& 28 Irrade Pol. ..11 12 SAN FRANCISCO. April 26. The official closing quotations for mining stocks toaay were as follows: Alta JO 03 Andes 4 Belcher 9 Justice W0S Mexican 5o Occidental Con... 13 Ophir 145 0'erman 26 Best & Belcher. 26 Caledonia 5S Challenco Con.. 18 Potosl 31 Chollar 20, Savase Confidence 62 Sierra Nevada. Con, Cal, & Va. Crown Point Gould & Curry.. Hale & Norcross 145 Silver Hill .... Union Con .,.. Utah Con Yellow Jacket NEW yORK, April 26. The closing quo ttlons for mining stocks today were: Adams Con JO SOILlttle Chief JO 11 Allqo .,,,,,,,,,,,, 50,Ontario 8 50 Breece , , 50,OphIr , 125 Brunswick Con, 15'Phoenlx 5 Com. Tunnel ,,. 5;Potosl ... Zi Con. Cal. & Va. 1 30Savage ........... 12 Deadwood T .... 75'SIerra Nevada,... 22 Horn Silver 1 405mall Hopes 40 Iron Silver 6S,5tandard 3 46 Leadvllle Con... 5 BOSTON, April 26. dloslng quotatlqns; Adventure $24 OO.Osceola J62 66 Allouez , 3 5G.Qulncy 130 00 Amalgamated.. 66 75Santa Fe Cop... 2 75 Bingham 26 25'famarack 175 00 Cal. & Hecla...575 00 Trimountaln .... 95 00 Centennial 20 OOlTrinlty 13 75 Copper Rango., 60 OmUnlted States .. 21 37 Dominion Coal.141 50 Utah 22 50 Franklin 11 00Vlctorla 5 00 Mohawk 36 2a,Wolerine 53 50 Old Dominion.. 19 00 Winona ,.. 1 GO VParrot ,,,... 25 OCOaly West,, 44, 00 j 1 at the; hotels. THE PORTLAND Mr & Mrs Frederick Wards Misses Millie & May Warde Master Freddie Warde S Nast, Chicago A C McKlnnon, Ana eonda, Mont W F Gordon. S F Mr Sz Mrs J W Aug Mr David arnitel usune, peaifie Mla3 Antoinette Ash ton R Smith, Perry, Or Mlsr Virginia Drew Mrs M Lynlff, Long Trescott Chas E Gaohlo, Seattle W B McWatern, Se attle D M Lewis. N Y W H Aldrldge, Roches ter Barry Johnston, N Y M M Koreff. city S B CaJAerhsad. Walla Walla ueacn, wash L L Whltspn. Eugene H P Rothcrmal, S F C W NIeman, Omaha J L Cresswell, Chicago G E Harrl3, Mlseoula W Q Blatt, Detroit T R Kershaw, What com J Crawford. Tacorns. W S Sherwood, St P New Linen Effects Box plaits, colored hair-line borders, very swell, $2.00 J S "Wilson. K C F H Calcott. N Y Lloyd Jones. N T C w Brae &. family, San Francisco C F Stewart, S F D W Klrkland. L A J B Miller S F C Isaacs, N Y F Reinle. S F J H Cadog&n. S F D il Fitzgerald & wlf. unicaso C S Hampton. Omaha M Scheack. Omaha G D Horton, Chicago W A Bsthel. USA A J Albrlng, Spokane J C H Bullen. L A C F Brlggs, S F F H Wilkinson. N Y "W A Plnkerton, Chlcgo G F Meacham, Seattle A Husband. St Paul T II Curtis, Astoria. G McNamee. S F A Kuhn & w. Colfax Mr & Sirs Z WWright, Houghton, Mich C 8 Fee. St Paul, H A Kyle, Seattle J P Elmer. Chicago E M Newman, Chicago w S Thomas. Ashwood Columbia River Scenery. Regulator Line steamers, Dalles, Cascade Locks and return dally, except Sunday, from Oak-st. THE PERKINS. C A Pague, S F F A Bryant, Seattle H M Read, do H J Cress, Idaho E K Williams. Chgo V II Babcock. V V A Hoobar, Chgo L L Moffett, BIHIngs Mrs MofTett, do E F Lentz. S D Theo B Lentz. do Geo B Haba, do J W Booth, Wasco W Stone, do F A Huggins. Seattle E J Luther. Dallas W P Williams. Morton W'Freeman, Centralla Mrs Freeman, do A Legault, Perth. Can A E Kent, Roseburg R R Sloper. do D B Daniel. Sioux Falls P H Coopyn, Olympla John Myers, Mcnton Mrs Myers, do Ed Bodman, Mpls P S Wauc, do W Kramer, Mjrtle Ck Mrs Kramer, do 0 J Wilson. Salem Dr W A Leonard. Woodburn Miss Turner, city W A Kennedy. Cascade Locks J A Williams. Baker J S Landers. Dalles Dr J E Hosmer, Detroit D J Merji, Colo Mrs Myers, do C Nevin. Butte City Mrs Nevin, do W E Sommston. Dalles J M Thome, Pa J R Gladden. Ind Mrs Gladden, do C W Young, Seattle Mrs Young. do W H Hammond, S T Mrs Hammond, S F J Matley. La Fayette Mrs Manfleld, Hopedale J W Knight, Genals Mrs Babler and dau, 1 Ilwaco C W Barr, Astoria A S Calhoun. Plttsburgi airs caihoun. do L L Nlcklln. McMInnvl Wm Campbell do Mrs Campbell. do J N Dennis. do J C McKern. N Yamh Mrs McKern, do Mrs H V Bldwell, do Belle Baird, do S S Goldsmith, city A D Bane. Portland W H Hogan, Albany Mrs Hogan, do F Sklpton. do Mrs Skipton, do N "Wheeler do Mrs Wheeler, do Mrs F M Pomeroy, do Mrs Schmidt, do Geo Collins. do A P Tuguell. Tacoma Mrs TuEwell. do "W Ballons. Pendleton F S Harding. McMlnnv Mrs Harding, do M Czdlske. Albany Mrs Czdlske, do J C W'oolpy, Grant E J Llbby, do G- M Davis. Seattle Ida B Smith, Olympla John Marin, Albany Otto Light. Nampa Tlioa Jackson. Bain H A Steele, Seattle G S Rogers, Iowa G "W Rogers, do H Von Vonette. Cal Jim Krohp. Canby Itegrnlator Line Steamers, Dalles, Cascade Locks. Return dally. Oak-st. dock. THE IMPERIAL. C. W. Knowle3. Manager. C G PIngel, Butte Mrs PIngel. do Mrs G W Touer, Jr. do Mrs C C Rueger, Jr. I Butte W M Levlne. N Y S B Huston. Hillsboro Mrs Allen Bonebreak. uoiaendaie Alexander Glebejrt. Jr Astoria Jas Hemonway, Cot tage Grove H G Van Dusen, Asto Mrs H J Rosetter. Hoa C H Freeman, San Jose I Mrs P Sutzcn. do B3 l !S&?Mrolr v Jfcial the best tonic you can possibly take. There's nothing like it for building up the nerves, for throwing off that feeling of exhaustion, and for making rich blopd. Suppose you ask your doctor how often he prescribes this splendid tonic. "After suffering terribly, I was Induced to try your Sarsaparilla. Itook three bottles and n?w feel like, a new man. I would advise all in need of a tonic to try this medidne." J. D. Goqd, Browntovm, Va. Jl.WahtfUi, All tafzists, mmmmmmmmmmmmm THIS SEASON; ASK STYLES FOR BOYS Merceriz'd Oxfords Coat style, attached cuffs, solid colors and stripes, $2.00' N B Young, Bozeman Mrs G E Reynolds, city G E Smith. S D E S King. Corvallls F W Ward, Seattle Mrs F W Ward. Seattl F V Moffat, Tacoma W J Furnish. Pendleta Jas M Kle, Salem Mrs N I Griffith. Butte A Anderson, Canby B M Richardson. Win lock W H O'Neill, do A Schoslld. Mpls W H Hampton. PlacerjC B Townsend. Odessa uus Bassett, MHwaukT o tteynolds, Chgo F E Rogers. McMlnnv Mrs T A Rejnolds. do M C Harns, S F H B Reynolds, do C W Thompson. Placer) T A Reynolds, Jr. do P B Marshall, Albany j Jas Lawrence, Ind jars .Marshall do airs Lawrence, do A F Schultz, Jefferson S Cathro, Grand Rapids Airs scnuitz, do John Holman, Albany B E Kennedy, Pendlet W E Grace, Baker Mrs cathro, do C L Kelly, do Mrs C L Kelly, do L H Kelly, Jackson, Mich A B cooley & ram, Pendleton A R Butler, Boise W T May. St Paul IL O Kelly, do I Mrs Kelly, do ST. CHARLES HOTEL. E J Crawford, city R C Ljsans, Tacoma M Sysneskl, city R B Furgeson, LaFa7 n A I'etley, city T Clement, Tacoma B" Porter. Alrlle A J Sebrlnc. Alrlle E Bayley. Kalama H D Slater & dtr, Kalama G B Preston. Gresham J Williams, city J Patton, Stevenson A Ajers, Kelso H E Rice. Rainier Mrs H D McGllllvray. Clatskanle ette A B Henry, LaFayette B L Barlow. Ladu A L Ramaay & wife Albany J Moss & w. Albany Mrs A M Percy, city Mrs L Walton. Tacoma Mrs L Vanfleet. Jr, Tacoma P Shephardson, Castle Rock L A Younff, Castle Rk J Kellam. Seattle S M Kelly & wife. Se attle Mrs Clement & dtr, Se attle J G Gilchrist, city Miss M Necp, Corne lius E Gamble. Cornelius W G Rhude, Grace Rlv W A Paul. Albany G B Preston. Gresham R B Grunlaff. Petalum T H Fosh, Sunn side F Adams & wife, Se attle J Morln. Mill City A B Daly, city W E Wolverton. Van couver T R Barnes. Wasco Mrs A Dickinson, Catlln. Wash H Fresk. N Kesterson C H Zamger. Albany J V Thomas, Albany G W Skeels, Wendllng D H Mock. Eugene Miss Butler. Eugene J Kelso. Fiddlers Grn Mls Belle Clark. Camas Jennie Popham, Clats- xanie J Hill, wife & dtr. Clatskanle L Hartwlg & w. Ast J Kobensteln, Clats kanle C A May, Astoria O Anderson, Astoria J Hanson. Astoria W G Burton. Orient M Z Burton, Orient M A Watts, Powell Valley R G Riker. city J Keeling. Minneapolis P Blrkenneld, city F D Whitehead, N Y G Keelcr. N Y C Wicks. Jersey City G Hllllard. Plalnfleld. N J Wm Moffett. Plaln fleld, N J J Mlnugh. city H C Incals. Astoria. W Patterson. Nchalem E J Roland. Louis vllle. Wash. G W Kenny & wife. Gresham Hotel Brnnnvrlclc, Seattle. European plan. Popular rates. . Modern Improvements. Business center. Near depot. Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma. American plan. Rates, $3 and up. Donnelly Hotel. Tacoma. European plan. Rates 50c and up. The newspapers v keep you posted. Resd this one and you will learn that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is J. C. AYER. CO., Lowell, Mas.