The Evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, March 26, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTins EVEyiygxjOTiRyAi 1002, r SPORTING Dai and Him 1 Bayley Wins Wrestling- : Match. Donovan and TburttoBwlH Vtep pn the scale at the Hotel Mikado M o.elQdt tbis afternoon to weign m for l. i.. p..iimt Club tonlgut. iwsi iniw - . ... tj.i. . te.i.ht ' but Donovan 'Win have to keen at Work right W Ve . last minute to seep unm vim w. in h takea on weight very rapidly ana bait a oun oyer will cost nlm a forfeit 01 bw. . rv. nniht ta be a food one, aa both men are goo4, willing lighters and will get right down, to Business, vr. course, both nYe confident of winning .... iMf tn ntek the man la i ery dlffloult matter. Donovan has all h. hut Af i in heia-ht and reach-, .tow " erln four laches over 'Dutch but the latter, who made a very oeteriniiw In Detroit recently against Rube Ferns, thinks he can get Inside me snsco u ' UJI mmA luat him dfiWtl. . - , It will be hot mlx-up when JacK RelJ ley atidJin puff climb through the ropea ' atS:u for the preliminary It will be a case of threwtof science to the wind aad. getting there wiun tno ma wv. They go for eight rounas, u u t A,l l lha rnnlMt llitl OVST flVft. As usual,: the management has taken every precaution against cold and long waits betwen contest 'ptesm was turn. 4 00 eariy thJe morning ana in puuaing snout DO comiorwoifl py wi.vt v Quite a crowi gathered tn ,fl! jM. . A. C gymnasium lest -night and witnoes ed Frank Bayly uphold his title of Pacific middle-welcht champion wrestler. JUe Chalmers made a game mtmA hii Bavlv U tOO mUOO Wr Wffl and won out In two ; straight bouts one of minutes and the other S minute and K seconds. Had Ed Johnson not dlslo. oated a rib In training for the match, In which Chalmers fM Substituted, the oirmplo Club , man would not have bad suca a picnic "While Chalmers was not la condition, he also showed lack of ii'ltnet. Oa tbe ether hand. Bayly was trains to the match and as agile as cat. Tha nrallminarv bouts between McCal lig and Do Prance, local men. was much more Interesting than the main event. Thov 'rat' tnnra VnlV mulched ind OQt tin vaMr ' atuhhnrn a . MoCaJllsr'a weight and strength flnall won the Ja In two straight fallsin minutes' 8S Stto' onds snd 7 minutes 25 seconds, vrsspec tlvelv. - " 1 ' ' i' - In . an exhibition bout George Teller won from Kenneth McAIsln. , "Bud" Pmltb. proved a very capable referee, but he had a great deal of trou ' bis keeping .the men on the mst, which Is far too small. . , Horaemea are already In active prepara'- tlun for the. coming spring meet at Iry lngtoit Park, but the prevailing weather Interferes greatly with the work-outs. I. Messrs. Chris Simpson and H. H, Hell roan, : who have thf track ' lease,- have plowed It up and are all ready to, roll It as soon as the weather will permit At p-sent the track Is knse deep with mud and All workouts take place on the road. 'The time has now arrived to let 'con tracts for repairs and painting the stalls. . f At present there are about 75 horses at the track In training. Of this number fully 0 have. marks. The balsncd lire Some, very promising rolis and 'green -horses. v . The spring tneet ' Will probably take place during the last week of June, while the .regular one wlh come off, In Septem ber. . The association Is prepared tff hang up some good purses In the fall. Bien's Prlvlng Association are-very grate ful to a-essrs. Simpson and Bellman for wvt vvm WMl a w wsaaattg4 a VSIVSII LIIO privilege of the track for training pur poses and are going to avail themselves of the offer, Billy Lavigne. manager of the Acme Club, Oakland. Cal., and also of Pugilist ponovan, haa strong hopes of getting Tom Tracey's signature to an agreement to meet Young Glbbs before his club dur ing the latter part of next montby If the .Inducements are great enough Tracey says be Is willing to sign for the go, not withstanding the fact that his mansser aad trainer, Martin Penney, and himself 1 1 T " Al inmionp. . Hurt ju gune imo misineM in tnis City. IfOw 'that the wrestling matches are ever, the Jtfultoomah boys have' centered -their interest on the annual pool tourna ment just starting. V EASTER SUITS; Samuel , Rosenblatt & Co., Third and Morrison streets are making a specialty Of Easter suits for young men anilboys. Moderate prices prevail In this depart ment and the large volume of business ousbles the firm . to ner better values than an be found anywhere else. .Tho rtore has a large line of single and double-breasted styles, Norfolk, sailor and blouses, hi all the new styles, and tailor ed throughout. ' DX. R. C. NORTHRIP ' Trestg Successfully AO . IIITOis ill CBKORIC -IISUSB OUMSNATION TttU : CrHct 416 Dekum Bgilding, Xlkd and Washington $U. Cw'.l lor lltratiare. . LIVELY, MEIvTINQi Clinton Kelly. Board ofTrade (Discusses Car Service. The' Clinton Ke)ly Board of Trade, In point of attendance and spirit manifest ed. broke the record last night- All of tbe delightful suburb of Rich mond and some of its borrowed neigh bors attended last night' "services." The matter of Interest which brought nil these people together at the W. C ptrects, whs ,a proposition made ( by ihe City 4 (Suburban to Its Richmond, Ivenll worth1 and Woodstock patrons, of 10- minute service from Third and Tamhlll streets directly through to Woodstock, Mingle ear 10 connect at what is known as the Richmond switch. East 2fith and Ells worth streets. At the present time cars leave Third and Yamhill every 30 minutes for Woodstock. cd every SO minutes from the same point for Richmond. , These cars use the same track from the down-town terminus to the Richmond switch, Utws affording 15-mlnute cars from Third stret to tbe switch. The pro. posed serves - will' glve Woodstock and .Richmond a go.mlnute" schedule, whereas these saburbs have butjKMnlnute cars at present. No one along that section of the line now receiving lS-ttiinute cars ob Jeeted to the change whoh will give them to-minute service, but the pride of 'tho Richmond people was touched becausi for. them a transfer was provided at thjs Richmond switch. They felt, that their pretty suburb was being side-tracked, or made a sort of tall td Kenllworth and Woodstock's ktu, and, notwithstanding that they.were ta have three cars per hour instead of two, they were there to uegotate a protset. V C. F. Bwlgert, of Ute City & 'Buburban explained that the change was only tern porary. Ho said that last Peoember fh directors pf the company had' voted: t) appropriation for double-tracking the Una to the Richmond switch; tliatberalls bad been' purchased and were how load ing at Antwerp; that they would arrive here some time in August, anji that so soon thereafter as the work , could, "be done, the double track would be laid and both Richmond and Woodstock: would have through JO-mlnute Cars. With this " sxplanatlon; the Richmond contingent were satlHfled to give the new schedule a months' trial, anyway, and If the service Droves unsatisfactory the old scheduls may-be resumed. The' transfer, at the Richmond switch Was the whole bone of contention. The Richmond gentlemen had the Idea wlh them that if this were made neces sary their section would' be robbed of some of Its laurels ss one of the most esartnlng of the city's residential sec tions. . The new' ear service will begin some time next week, and cars will depart trem Third and Tamhlll at 10 minutes after, the hour, on the half hour, and 10 minutes ta ttie bour.. ,; j uJ , IH' 1, :i H ",r1gl ti booO 'o,,.,. ' limv,j' Mrfi-ilwr-TiA-?,, ,lmst.wUlof Orijiq Abbey, toceased., Quite numbef ot 'yw1tW7UdWT7rWashinglon County. Was admitted to Cameron of the Municipal Court Mon day afternoon. The first to be. disposed of wre the drunks, H. Smith of, Vajnoou ver, a French ship oarpetner. whose name was unpronouncable, and John Du ran. They were fined 2 eaoh. - The Frenchman, who: had: been In Jail since Saturday night, says it cost a lot to get sober In this Country. r , i Next came Annie Bauer, charged with vagrancy. Her mother testified that An nie was always oil the street and that she could' do nothing with her. Judge Cam eron turned the girl over to the' Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. Annie Is a smart looking little damsel of 14 years. The girl has succeeded in attracting a good deal of notoriety. Two years ago she ran away from home and went to The Dalles. SIX months ago her father,- Frits Bauer, committed suicide. ' ... J. I Post, a steamboat hand, arrested by Offioers Wilkinson and Byers, pleaded guilty to a charge 'of assault and battery brought by Alice Sibley. Alice, who h been living at 1H Union avenue", 'went! out Saturday night, promising Post to turn in a few minutes,' The night passed and m .iJle.came,'but when she put in an appearance Sunday afternoon, accom panied by 'jm, t f rind, ,Poet , slapped her, The . judge gave Fost some aa vice aoa re lieved him pf io-spot. v Archie Ray and Frank Kelly, "dope" fiends, were up-for using morphine. They looked s though their pipes had gone rut. They Were sentenced to 90 days and 1200 fine each, which, was suspended on their promise to leave town at once; J. McDonald, charged with stealing a 10-cent hair brush frbm a pawn shop on the East Bide, claimed he was not c- coiin table for his actions at that time, as ha had taken a quantity of quinine for a cold. The Judge thought It was not the quinine so much as the. whiskey he took with it. No one appeared to prosecute. so the case whs dismissed. ,. Abe- Lawrence ' was assessed 120 for blacking the eyes of Fred Markharo. TH BENCH SHOW, Entries' for' (he bench show are coming in rapidly, and the officers of the club areTcept busy answering Questions from Correspondents. -The premium list. . inr ewers all questions fully and can be ob tained on application to Secretary Pcas lee. It contains In full the rules of fie Padlio- Kennel League and the Portland Kennel Club, . which govern all shows held by 4he club. E. 'F, Willis will start in a day or so for Victoria and Seattle. Any one hav ing animals which they wlfh to enter will be taken charge of by Mr. Willis. He can be seen at his home at' Ninth and Irving streets. The entries will close to day. There will be a large number of spe cial crises in addition to the regular prises, among them being SS sterling sil ver-cups, a dosen gold and silver medals, a-fln camera, Nend J2 volumes or "The Bog Show." by Huntington. ' NOT A SURE THING. YET. The folkethlng apuroves'the sale of th Panlsh Wept Indies but the landthing la doubtful about ; it' and tbe queerthlng about it Is we; thought 'We had vem. Helen Record ' v Williams Will be Norri- inated for Mayor. As was predicted by the Journal yes. tcrday, George H. Williams will head ths Republican ticket Cor city offices that will be named tomorrow. "' !T"f After . halting declined to fun, and'atter Having placed a letter of declination lb the liaiuN of ' a ' delegate to bs read to the convention, Judge Wljllaras yielded to pressure last evening- and fortnallj stated that 'he'would accept the .nomina tion.- - ; -i-iiEi-if There la little doubt that .will 4ke slated at the Independent caucus v(n'CtH eiic Foresters' Hall tonight, and that h win be nominated by acclamation tonur row. All the other avowed ..candidates have withdrawn from the race,' Ex-May or Storey will now devote' his attention 'o tht nomination for Sheriff.' ' AFBO-AMERICAN CLUB.1 l Eighty-four members were present at a meetings last -night of the Afro-American Club, at 2ta Everett street. ; President W. A. Minor named' the following com mittees: , -'jt (f V'-:'.!'-" Executive Commit tee Walter Robblns W. A." Minor,' James Johnson, F. IV At kinson, James Bonds, Monroe Tompkins, Frank Johnson, Thomas Clark, Burr Williams. . .. ; ',,"-. '. Constitution and By-laws Burr Will; Hums, Monroe Tompkins, William Bur gess, George R. Pa vis, John Wilson, Ed Gardner. ' - V ' Finance-Joseph, Clark. Burr Williams, Monroe .Tompkins, , James Johnson Charles Walker. Morton Freeman. jiinnni'inmii mcnara nooinson, Jfia Mil, Thomas "Clark, Fred - Vaughan. 'jZan iEdwardS, Mr. Allen, Qeorge BrowhTVill lam Rollins, Jacob ( Harrington, Joseph tWIIIIams, S.-Curry, George Russell. Will- mm u. rsimer, inyraaa ijrown, vioorge Cox, Oscar Collins, William Graft ' . .':.! if ... Judge j. II. Woodward Has announced himself a candidate for the Republican nomination for County' Judge. 'He held this position about fifteen years ago. COURT NEWsF" The suit of Rebecca J. Cole VS. Katie Barger et al. for a division of Interests in lands received by doscent has been' set tled by stipulation. Under .(he provisions of the will of John Barlow, deceased, his widow, was to receive ten acres of land valued at several thousand dollars, to have during her lifetime, or until mar riage; one-third was to go to the -Chll dren of the- widow and the remainder to me omer cniraren, xne aerenaants came Into the possession of the land by the foreclosure of s mortgage. ; Judge Fraser denied the motion of Bro- naugh & Bronaughtaqiake the complaint more definite in the caSs of Matthew Ger- klrs. JMrslH. : , ., 9 '. Ten day further in which to nlead was afiowe'il'lH thov case' oil Pavls, 'trustVe.'s1 probate today; The estate consists of retil property valued at I3J0. '.' W. P. Freeman, an. attorney, has filed suit In the State Circuit -Court against CiiisaDem ncnieiger, on account oi pro-. fesstonal services rendered," Freeman al leges that hs compromised a suit for 1800 and is entitled to half of the amount; also 150 Is due him on snother account: - The mandate of the Btate Supreme Court, sustaining the decision of Judge Cleland in the case of Western Co.'- vs. T. L. Ray et al., was ordered entere4 by Judge Fraser yesterday, .The . suit ; In volved title to five acres of land in Mult nomah County and was decided In favor Of the defendant, who was represented by Attorney John Pltchburn. 'Tho final account of. Thomas Gibbons, guardian of the person and estate of Mas' garet Ferris, shows the estate Ho bd!ini debted to him in the sum of tttt-). : Marl garet Ferris was released from 'the 6re goh Insane Asylum some months tgty and County Judge Cake last week Beetded hat she was competent now to manage her own affairs. The final account was mg'de'-uhoer the direction of tns eOyrt The nhkl rfePort of Oi H, Wshlberg; ex ecutor ot the will of Hadda h. Lindehsaf. deceased; shows the appraised vctlne ot the property to be ti.800. The principal legatees are O. H. Wshlberg and his wife. . '" ' Judge Fraser has dismissed the suit of Swansan Peterson vs, Commonwealth, In vestment & Banking Company, A. ' SS Nichols, C. L. Nichols and K, A. J. Mac- kensie. 'Peterson had paid the company $$00 for a lot, to' which defendants could not give title. The stockholders pleaded the statute of. limitations. The suit of W. A. Billion vs. Bllal Ben nett for $5S Snd costs because of the fail ure to deliver a, quantity of hay for a stipulated price per ton was submitted .to Judge George for decision yesterday. Ben nett claims that Billion did not comply with the contract and provide an empty car at .HUlsboro ar the appointed time.' Billion claims he was out and Injured financially toy failure to market the hay. WEDS HUSBAND'S FRJIiND FARGO, N. P.-Te Pamon " and Pythias friendship between Pr. S. T. Sat- terthwaite and Pr. E. B. Evans,: of Far go, led to each being the husband of Jonnlo Und Lewis. Miss Lowjs was a singer of considerable reputation at Lowell, Mass., and became a member of several popular operatic or ganisations,. On one of her trips she met Pr. Evans, who was later assistant iijgji4uyu ; .' 1 ',i 'in i j, , u j Osteopathy Has illuirtrated Its. ability to' cure all curable dtseases after all Other methods. pave rat tea., : consult ; --,.,-... DR. JU B, SMITH S .-' - u f -.1"-'" i ;v --"V r Irniirth1 w.r lit Portland. . Aniliuia A- 'T; Still"! School of Osteopathy. Con sultation1' free at 1 offlee. Call or write for literature and Portland references. ldy assistant.' -?;. ,: ,-... i -- t IN -.--; m r'' '--1 -Tllr'oldest and most revs' plo In Amerie U the Chlcksring Of loston, TWl famous instrument had won Its wonderful popularity before any of Its later fellows had become known to the public, this great preeUse of the Chlckerlng lsnot merely a matter oi seniority, but one et estoellenee. i The undoubted superlortty i the Chlckerlng piano over ell others lis the) real reason, back of the Chteksrtog suocoss. If you once hear a cmckermg piano playedjhpgn you. will recognise Its peculiar!- beajhtful tone ever after. t Is the only '.plat tbhe that cannot bei Iml tafCd, animugb, Such has been attempted by every latei tdaker. . iU- If yon woull have; the finest piano the World produceJ. Veu must buy a Chlcker Ing; It haa nliequal, and the slight ad ditional cost over ordinary good pianos is f We. are always glad to have Visitors In spect our splendid Chlckerlng stock. We have pianos of this make In all the differ- int styles and colors of wood, WJ Wahlngton s'treq.'onposlte Cordrsjt' Theater. Branch Stores, Bah Francisco, Sacra mento, siid. Spokane, v i Finest asdrtmt f hlKh grade pianos n the city. -Write for orices. terms .and Iny other information Besired or call per- oule Bros. Piano Co. Aents, for the celebrated WAY SONS. EMERSON. ESTEY. f A. B. CHASE. RICHMOND and STARR PIANOS. 326 Washington St. Near Sixth Phone Main 67f : .' Fine Piano Tanins; tounty physicist (n; Fargo and had built up aq exceljeh Wactlce. Last 1 spring ''they wera married, but Mrs. - Evans , wsjs 'delayed In eomtng to Fargo bjJjer. father's illness and joined tho dooWtnJItui -' Two .Weeks .later the doctor and Belle Quackenbush, 'a ; dinner-room girl ,wlth whose name the doctor's had been s soatated, mysteriously disappeared frott. Fargo. For months no trace of him could be .found, but he is now reported to be -clerking In a Chicago .drug store unaer an aasumaa name. After -her-desertion Mrs. Evans was chosen as soUuB.at' Plymouth, church In Minneapolis. . where she established horthbrne knit was redontly divorced. 1 Tf; sooi . nuanq, vr, oat terUywal(e,has, .'for'Jy'ears be' resident of Fargo and Is one of the wealthiest 4nsAs.F -4.jVanawere most intimate and it was in his home that Pr. . and Mrs. Evans spent their short honeymoon. Hlseftorts to alleviate thq grleSfor the cruef desertion of her first husband developed .an attachment which led to the recent niarriaga. -.' vr. ana Mrs. Batterthwaite will prob ably reside In Minneapolis and In tbe .East durmg"'-rhe'su1hmer and return to Fatgtl thfs TCT tff msnti thW their perma nent home. . - . . KINQ EDWARD'S MEMORY. While ha -was in England Mark Twain says his head was .once taxed as gas works. Hs wrote Queen Victoria a friend ly letter of protest, saying. "I don't know you, but I've met your son. 'He wets at the head Of a procession in the Qtrand end I, wa on the "bus." Tears afterward he met the prlnoe of Wales, now King Edward ll at Homburg. hey .had long walk and talk together. i(iw. bidding htm good-by the prince m4h 'ism glad toi have met you again." 'ibis remark tro(ibled Twain, .who (eared tliat he had been, mistaken for, some -one Pianos Portland'! High Grade Piano H6use ' The home of all that Is best in piano construction." Hers you find the KNABE, STECK HARDMAN FISCHER. PACKARD. LUDWIG and other noted makes, all of vhiclThave gained highest honorg at all the world's greatest expositions. . We are the oldest,' largest and most extensive r dealers in the. Pacific Northwest, irhich accounts "fof bur having .the cream of T piano construction, and which accounts for our being able to offer greater Inducements than thatfcan.be obtained telBe, where. Qur easy payment plan is popular wjth thd people' , ALLEN S GIUBEUT CO. Soocejsfor to tM WDty B. Ank Co. . 209-311 FIRST STWtlT ' PORTLAND, OMXON BOWENMS TRADING CHCCK ONE CENT; M s basU ef OaeVTf at of the vslar. wkn scramfasleS by lawtul moiwy . a hy Ihr Srmef Iue-Davls tto. . . Not good tin patent medicines. , free with 35c taue-Davio Drug;;feb. : . ' . Third and Yamhill 8freets tf u v . ,c -a; limy Ci;Ogp OUT THIS WEEK at less than price; these are SI 2.00 and SI 5.00 Suits: we shall tell the COATS and VESTS at HERE ARE ALL SIZES, 34 to 43, and all have the UNION LABEL yt wfll be your loss If you do not call before your size is told out, KVHEN i ,-tU ! I i else. He cummunicated the suspicion to the4 pririee,r who replied: . "Why, don't you, remember when you met me in thS Strand and ,1 was at the head of a proces sion and you were on a 'bus?" St. Louis PostPispatch. II ill V i mi ... ii, m . Osteopathy Treats all diseases acute and chronic, holding- an unrivaled record in ohronlo and nervous diseases, spinal affections. and diseases e( women. Call or write for "Osteopathy Explained. No charge made for consultation at office. :'" br Ws A Rogers A. T. BUM School of Osteopathy, Klrk- yi-U.j-' -vUl-rMerv-;--r',- Drt 0. Lord Gate Only Xady Graduate of Osteopathy in Portland. . . t . Phone, Main 87. Offices, &3J-4-4 MARQtAM BUILDING. COOK'S TEA v the great - ' t spRiifd ritTDicinr purchases at t" Organs IpOIiiil ' - Mine timnty i.1 fj L l-Jlrji:t'i sAtf-.'at.-1, our claim, allowine: as iust of tho goods. I Now there and viT9 1 wwca nave j anQ will pe . , (-,- MJ(.. YOU SEE IT IN OUR, AD. THIRD AND OAK' STREETS We're on Heavy Duty and Working Overtime Pi.. j I abo 9x11 Combination Yarding and Road Engine WILLAMETTE IRON '. - :' : :;H,--i1v;','ft.. :,;-'f PORTLAND. HENRY; WEINHARD (Proprietor of thss CITY DR.EWERY Bottled 5er a Specialty Largest and most complete browery in the Northwest Established 1862 , , Office,' Thirteenth nS Burnslde Bts. Telephone No. 72' l ...v... PORTLANO, QRCQON ':(" ' ' '' Vj-'.' .''-Vf'i-.' 1 Buy Wire -. y. -Wireuid Portland Read : The ' Evenilnrf Journal IDS) m ONE HALF th3 cost are 87 MltVS COATS no toaoa m i wop ttQGt ITS SO. it j 1 la r 1- I . - .J .i' V iv . A- "' ' ' n . 1 --i '!; ;) ut ; ,.t our timcT is yours if want it Write lis ut Logging Engines. STANDARD SIZES. With Interchangeable) Parts 8x10 Yarding Engine 4X7, Hxl4 Heavy Road tngln & STEEL WORKS " . ' v.-. -,.,.. OREGON TT Goods fixunthe Wire Works POULTRY NETTING Iron iFenotnj of all kinds JJajif; Wire and Iron Works Phone: Oak 421; residence. Block 821.