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ART TREASURES TO BE SOLD.
Ssnford White'e Superb Colltetion
of Art Tressures to bo Sold. .
NEW YORK, March 88, From the
American Art Galleries there .was Is
sued yesterday, a handsomely Illus
trated catalogue of the Stanford
White Art treasures. These consti
tute a super collection which Mr.
Thomas R. Klrby will alsposae of tn
the residence, No. 121 East 21st Street
" the afternoons of Thursday, Friday
.and Saturday of next week. The
1 paintings, as distinguished from the
furnishing and household ornaments
will be sold In Mendelssohn ,Hall
Thursday and Friday evenings, April
11 and 11 The. frontispiece of the
catalogue Is given over to the first
century Greek vase, a most notable
piece of Jits kind. The pieces of tap
estry, the series of four dating from
' Italian renaissance and hanging in the
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"dining room, and the Urg GoMI
tapestry which Is at the end of the
music room," are also subjects of illus
tration.
Many antique musical Instrument
are aptly employed in the decoration
of this mustc room.
Mr. White's residence was a veritable
treasure house of art. There are 09
numbers In the catalogue of art ob
Jects.
The pictures are 112 In number, and
range from old masters to living ar
tlsts, among the latter several Amer
leans.
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Depot Exchange Saloon building across
from R. R. Depot Any MM worker
wishing to become a member and re
ceive his union card may call any hour
Saturday or Sunday. By orJer Tem
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Surveyors On the A, A C. Front Do A
Bit Of Tslkino.
The following (mm the Albany Her.
aid. Indicates (hut the surveyor on the
A. ft C. front do their talking On the
other end of the route, or, that som
one else I doing a bit of good gueNii
lug. This hn been, known up , here
for month , hut the reiteration from
auother source nuty nerve to enhance
Iti truth:
"Parties arriving In Albany from
Newport yesterday noon report that a
mirveylng party of S4 men nrrlved In
New Port Tuesday .having worked
their way southward along the coast
line from Aatorla. The surveyors are
in tne employe of the Astoria & Col
umbia River road, and the engineer
In charge of the party stated In an
swers to Inquiries that he waa under
Inttruetlona to go back over the sur
vey at once and set the grade Hukea.
'Prom the arrival of this surveying
party in Newport It would seem that
the Northern Pucltlc interests have
not ceased the work of surveying the
extension of the proposed coaat tine
as Portland papers reported a short
time ago, but that the line will be or
tended an' planned.
"The party his been proceeding slow
ly and doing a careful Job of engineer
ing. They are said to be working un
der orders for strict secrecy and all
haste compatible with a complete sur
vey of a first-class railroad line. It
Is believed that the Northern Pacific
Is making all preparations to rush the
building of a road from Astoria to
Yaqulna Bay, and possibly from that
point to the eastward, crossing the
Coast and Cascade ranges and meet.
ing the construction of a line up the
Deschutes river to Central Oregon.
Thuv plan has been reported before and
It la thought to be a rough outline of
the Hill scheme to break Into the pre
sent Harrlman monopoly of railroad
transportation in Oreggn.
It would surprise nobouy familiar
with Hill's railroad policy to hear that
he was determined to extend tho Nor
thern Pacific to San Francisco In re
turn for the Harrlman extension of
the Southern Pacific to Puget Sound,
xv baa spat THMH TH TH H HS28 2
LULL IN THAW CASE
(Continued from page 1)
last night over his manner and an
swers at yesterday's session of the
commission. They believed the com
mission would end Its work with Its
examination of Thaw and that It
finding would be that be Is quite ca
pable of conferring with them. Thaw
was delighted when he returned to the
Tombs. His counsel told him he had
undoubtedly convinced the commission
of his sanity.
As for the prosecution. It felt as
sured last night that notwithstanding
Thaw's answers to the commissioners
questions, he did not comport him
self as a sane man would have done.
The prosecution think also that Dr.
Putell Is a most Important factssor In
the proceedings and that th ques
tions he may ask tomorrow and his
scrutiny of the defendant will have
much weight when the commission
reaches its conclusion.
The Commission in lunacy examin
ing the present mental condition of
Thaw may finish It's work tomorrow
and be ready to report to Justice Fitz
gerald, Monday. If the report is fa
vorable to Thaw the Justice will or
der the trial to proceed without making
public the commission's findings. If
report Is against Thaw, Judge Fitz
gerald will announce his decision from
the bench and If he deems the prlh'o-ni-r's
release dangerous to public
peace and safety he will sign an order
directing confinement in some hospi
tal for the Insane, probably, Mattea
wan. Today being Good Friday; there
was no session of the lunacy board,
riiaw spent a quiet day in the tombs.
It Is reported to be extremely unlikely
that any witnesses but the defendant
a ill be called before the commission.
It is also reported that neither of
Thaw's attorneys, nor Jerome, will be
permitted to examine the defendant,
or any possible witnesses before the
commission. The Commission has ap
parently decided to keep its record
clear of all expert testimony.
Sources that are assumed to be au
thentic, announced lata tonight that
Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton, alienist,
be called upon to testify, tomorrow:
before the Thaw lunacy commission
as a witness on request of the commls-t
slon and will be the only expert ex
amined. The declaration that Hamil
ton would be called was a surprise,
as It had been generally understood
that the commission would not hear
any expert testimony. 5
Hamilton has already expressed his
opinion that Thaw was Insane last
summer arid is still Insane.
The attitude of themembut of tlx.
Order of Railroad Conductor and of
th Brotherhood of Railway Tialnmuti
was today more favorahlo towui J the
putmibln arbitration of the difficulties
between thorn and the rnllrouds.
It was reported today that Chairman
Knapp, of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and Charles p. , Nelll. of
nlted States Labor Commission,
would leave for Chicago hum time
duilng the day, mm the labor leaders
declared that they were willing to await
their arrival before taking nny action
At the same time, Grand Master Mor-
rlsney, of the Trainmen and Jrrl lent
tlurretson. of the Conductors, declared
that the attitude of the men In regit rd
to the demands t.tey uttvo made upon
the rallrouds had not chiinguj nor was
It likely to change. The men are still
disposed to Insist upon their domunds,
and it was declared today that they
uld not abate them. It Is possible
that another meeting between repre
sentatives of the men and the generul
managers will be held after Messrs.
Knapp and Nelll have roiw'icd
city.
Grand Master Morrlsifey said today
t such a meeting would be held pro
vided "there was anything new to dis
cuss, but that the men had reached the
final stage so far as the last proposals
of tho railroads were concerned, Th.v
men have been finally rejected by the
"men," and they will not again be con
'dercd. "We will do' nothing has'llyT" he
said, "and wo aro fully considering the
right of the public, but the attitude
of the railroads Is not satisfactory, uiiA
w cannot accept the situation as Jt
I. The members of our organisation
have voted for a strike unlfs their
demands are satisfied, and there t'.ie
tig rests at present
Both the trainmen and the conduc
tors, as well as ,the general managers'
committee, held meeting, tadajr, feat
nothing , taritdble cam ""t of either
leathering. On both rides there was a
disposition to nwatt the arrival of
Chairman Knapp find fWn-tury Nelll.
Since the capture and nrrcM.of Ab
raham Ruef. at the Troeadero month
ago, runiorn have been rife that an
attempt would be made !o rescue Mmj
by force from Elisor Bigg and Ma"
guard either during a session of court
or while Ruef was being taken to and
from court, or from his prison cham
ber In the ft. Francis Hotel. An offi
cer prominent In the bribery graft In
vestigation was asked today it 'it Is not
true that every person Identified with
the prosecution Is going armed.and wag
questioned about the significance of
this. He said:
Though, I think the matter should
not be exploited. It Is a fact that every
man openly Identfled with the prore-
ution of the bribers, and grafters Is
Ing heeled," and that some of the
more prominent of them are employing
bodyguards. Though It may sound
sensational to thoe not familiar with
the local situation, It Is a fact that for
a month, w have been keeping a. spec
lal lookout for an attempted rescue of
Ruef, and we shall be happily surpris
ed If these Investigations and Impen
ding prosecutions end without a "gun
Play."
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TO OLD COMRADES.
Headquarters Association of the Vet
erans of First Oregon Cavalry and
First Oregon Infantry Volunteers'.
COMRADES:
The Sixth Annual Reunion of the As
sociation of Veterans of the First Cav
alry and First Oregon Infantry Volun
teers will be held In conjunction with
the State Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, at Newberg,
Oregon, on Tuesday, June 25, 1907, AH
Comrades and their families are cor
dlally Invited to be present nnd part let
pate. Comrades wha are unable' to at
tned, will please send a letter or card
to the Adjutant to be read at the re
union. A new Roster will be Issued in
June and a copy will be sdnt to all
Comrade who repond to this notice,
W. M. Hllleary, Adjutant, Turner,
Oregon., J. T. ApperBon, Commander,
Park Place, Oregon.
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