The Evening journal., April 16, 1902, Page 2, Image 2

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Great; Crowd. Packed
Church of Covenant.
V f. ;3ortta.l Special ferrlce.)
; ,WABHlNOTON, April 16.-- The
wreat Church tif the Covenant In thla
evenlnirto. witness the funeral cere
monies vr the remains of tbe Key.
U X)riFbomas tUeWltt Tnlmago, &
ervlces began shortly after" o'clock
and lasted more than an hour. Rev,
; fcr. Tennis S. Hamlin, pastor of the
: Church- of the Covenant,- and Rer.
Drsv -Thomas Clamers JEaston of 'this
, city and S, JVNlccol and James De
mares, both j of Brooklyn, officiated.
,h casket - rested Immediately in
Iront of the pulpit , and over it was a
tnsBsive bed of violets. ; The floral of
f rings were numerous, mostly of III
lei ox the valley and white roses, In
cluding a -wreath sent from the White
llouae. by' President and MraRoose-
The honorary pallbearers were Jus
tices, Harlan and Brewer of the Su
preme Court of the United States.
Benators Cullom of Illinois. Burrows
f Michigan and Dolllver et Iowa,
BepreaentatiTf ' WllUam Alden Smith
of Michigan, ex-Secretary of" SUte
John i. W. Foster, Eev. Drs. Louis
' lUopacb. Of New .Tork, and Bittlnger
&d . Flake ' of - this eity,' Brooklyn
friends ot the deceased minister,, and
iit H. Warner of -this city. ,
A male quartet gang fLead, Kindly
Ught," Dr. Talmage'a favorite fcymn;'
Beyond the Sighing; and the Weep.
Ing" and "It It Well With My BouL"
Dr. Hamlin tn his address pictured
Dr. Talmage as one of -the great cler-
igymen of the country. Dr., Demarest
referred to the student life of the de
ieased, and his later career aa a great
rreacher, and Dr. ICastoa said it was
rat ton arl : to xneasur the great
mage s ministerial neip. ne bi4
7 . . . . . f IJ AS. A
Dr. Talmage was made of the atocit
from whloh: martyrs spring, and that
no man had lived so apostolic a life
lneerthe days of Paul. Pr. Niecols
referred to the dead man'a : philan
Itoropldi deeds and characterised hm
as a brate heart and noble soldier of
us eroas. vt. Hamiin cioseq me eer-
lees with a prayer. ?
'V f -M: TBH BODY JURIED,
' NttW YORK. jApril 16:The ; re-
mage were interred in the family plot
at Greenwood Cemetery this morning.
Vba service at the crave was brief
and glmple, , ;" ,n . I
. McMlNNVILLB JQTTINOS
, 1 " 4 4
(Journal Specif pervlce.) v
McMINNYILl. April l.In con
eersatioa today 'with - a number of
farmer and -fruitgrowers. At was
learned that the prospect for a large
fruit crop Is very good
' The suit of Yamhill ''County against
W, L. Warren, a former Sheriff, for
an' alleged shortage ? of' 11709,' wag
brought up In the Circuit Court yes
terday. : A- decision wiu pe renaereo
The suit wherein A." L. ' Campbell
and- a number of other cluzens re
fused to pay their ' property assess
ments for sewer improvements, was
decided In favor of the city. This is
quite a, victory, for . McMnlnvllle, as
com of the most valuable property in
the business districts is involved. The
amount sued for was about 700.
' Mr. and Mrs, Dubois baa gone to
. Pea Moines, la., where they will re
tide" In' the future. ; , -
Farmers are Improving the splendid
Breather by plowing-and sowing grain.
- PERSONALS.
: Mr. iifad 'Mrs. Peter A.' Mann of Baker
City are la Portland far fow dars. t-
- Vr. and. Mrs., T. T. Wamerly jt Pendle
go ana- tn tb city todajC '' V
Ai I""Rbhey of Goihen Is In town.
4. Ci tWfatherby of Wallowa County Is
tn the ltk -
MT. JT. Needham and F. W, Mitchell ot
Ifruits are tn the city.
X V Oormlng- and Q. W.- Ferguson of
Joseph, r inh City.
' Mr. I d Palmer snd Mtoi F-sde Pslm-i
, Crfof . Palmer are visiting friend In th
K Charles Wllkins of Pendleton is In tbe
pity today. -...! ,
' X. . WUon and Samuel ; trfmey of
ftValia Walla are visitors in the city.
Clayton Wents end Mist Irene Wents
Bt Balem are visiting Portland,
i WUUam 8. MltcheU of Salem Is In the
alty on buiinesa,
T. W. Potter of the Chem'awa Indian
ftehooiJa in the city today. ,
, Foreceit Official Peals of the Weather
"Bureau wtli return this evening from Ida.
i bo and Eastern Oregon, where he has
L aea tor 10 days, attending to the' estab
lishment of voluntary-weather etations.
v "Wi C King of the ITnited States Engt-
tteer'a Office left last week for an ex
tended .trip East .Ha will be gone about
a'piontb.
' Captain Langfitt and Engineer Oflden of
tb United r States. jEnslneer's Office have
aone-to the ypper-Wlilamette on a tour
of Inepevrtlon. . t
ft!
DR. R. D. MORIHRUP:
OSTEOPATH
s t ' Treats Successfully AD ;' - ,i
HtltVOUS ADD OKOIjic DISEASES
; t Office: 416 Dekunr Buitdiftg,
' Ihtnf and Washington Sts.
Call for literature. , t
I DEMOCRATS NOMINATE TONIGHT
The ecrei;Cmicul Will
! vention Ratification.
amis o the drfecates to the
notnorfatlfl Coiintv' 'Convention Will
hold an adjourned meeting this even
lag at 7:89 o'clock at A. O. U, W.
hall, corner of. Second . and ! Taylor
streets -for the purpose of selecting
names of Democrat to go on the
Fusion' tlcieUs y' ' -
, Jt la expected that 4he session will
be a . heated one. It will be secret, j
Immediately, after the adjournment
ot the caucus. If this contingency oc
curs at all, there will be an adjourned
meeting ; of the county convention
proper, under ; lta own name. : i The
nominations made In secret caucus
will then be ratified '' and a straight
Democratic ticket '- containing the.
name of a candidate for County Sur
veyor will be placed in Jbe Held wjth
great eclat, Tbls will be aone m or
der that the election law may be tech
nically obeyed. , Otherwise the work
of the county convention would be 11-
legafcw-M-tvs ''vrw--v'v :-,y -, -r-John
Van Zante 'wilt act as chair-
Lman and R, 'J, O'Brien aa fcecretary.
K . r1 I . .ij J. - V - . V. A
inere is xpecie iq u iiuiuunr
of spirited .fights over Some of the'
offices. It Is claimed by the commit-
te,e that there has been, no slate for
mulated. This I true In regard T to
some of the; offices, but for others,
men have been selected by those who
are shaping the destinies of 'the party.
Trouble is"llkely to arise, and what
ever sJate.thertfJa, may b fractured.
The warmest contest ' i likely to
come np .over the. , nomination xor
Mayor. State Senator R. D. Inman
seems to have dropped, out of the
fight, probably of his own -volition.
Tharprtncipal candidates v are - John
Lamont and W.; H. Robertson of Cor-
Railways New Schedule.
I tThe iiew time acheduie of the Port-land-Vancouver
division of the Port
land Railway Company went Into, ef
foot thle Morainf. -H i:-r-'
The , company ? nttw operates a
through -ear-to- Vanconrer, making no
tops between East Davis street and
Highland. AZ-mlnutft aerylce is op
ersted on the through line. .
The -Woodlawn locals are now be
ing operated under a 12-mlnute sched
ule, the old schedule being IS minutes
during the day and evening.
l-lii.ixVContnwfLei ;
...The contract for toe torectlon of the
bew JdJzpah Presbyterian Church, East
Thirteenth and Powell streets, was lei
at the : meeting ' of the trustees and
building committee of the church. The
contract was awarded to Thomas Muir,
),..t 1tt,l,t&,. fno CK OAA . Wnrlr
will be begun bn the new structure at
once, the old church building being
moved to the adjoining lot
:v MONTAVIUA.:
A eocia! dance" will be given at
Woodard's ballr Montavllla, Saturday,
under the auspices of the Mt Tabor;
band. ' " --, , .- z. ' ' ' ' '
1 It Is expected that a triangular fight
will be made at the coming school elec
tion for the office of director. It Is
said that there are three strong can
didates In the field and each are sure
that they .will wia, Div WiUlam De-
veny, M. W. Parsons and Mr. Barrin
ger are the contestants. . jS
.Quite a number of Montavllla people
are talking of annexation with Port
land,. The water question seem to be
the principal' reason. -The mains at
MontaviUa arfJ too cIobo to tbe surface
and consequently the water freezes in
rWinter and is too warm la" Summer.
The water supply of Montavllla Is at
present secured from Cryatal Springs,
on the hide' of Mtl Tabor. The water
Is the best that can 'be secured any
place if care la taken of the supply.
Mr. Dixon, the carpenter, is finishing
a new six-room cottage on Bralnard
street The house -will have a con
crete basement ; ' ' '
Mr. Henderson, the contractor and
builder, has disposed of bis new six-
room residence to Mr. Freeman, tbe
mall clerk. , '
There are about 5 new residences
contemplated at MdntavDla this Sum
mer. -A number of ..the owners are al
ready here and are at present camp
ing out in tents.
WOODLAWN,
Mrs. Charles Ivey." who .was in a
local hospital for several weeks, . la,
again at her home In Farrell'g addi
tion. '
Officer Julius KallicK. is snaking ex-'
tensive Improvements around hia
property.. , " .-
The Ladies' Aid . Society ot the
Woodlawn Methodist church gave a
musical and literary entertainment at
the M. E. church Friday evening. Tbe
affair, was a success, v
Miss Mattie plttman, who was con
wmmm
The leatherworkera In the, employ of
the four following firms, in San Fran
cisco went on a strike yesterday, be
cause the demands of, the union had
oat been granted O. C- Johnson &
Co Main k Wincnester,' L, D.- Stone
and W.?Davls af Son.f About 160 men
are out , The strike Is the result of
concerted movement for shorter hours'
Be?Fol lowed . By Con-
( bett -Failing & Robertson.H'xiends
Of both COHU
contestants claim the greater
trensth and both are working like
beavers. The legislative ticket li
probably 'slated -as was outlined Ib
The Journal of yesterday, v v ? ; '
Some of the country delegatea are
dissatisfied with the apportionment of
the road supervisors, but it la thought
that the matter may be easily settled,
as the Fusion Republicans say they
are willing to concede any or H of
these jobs for, the sake of harmony,
The pay Is only W per day, and the
work is laborious. This does jiot ap
peal , to the average , politician . ot
either party. u '
It Is thought that there will be a
full attendance of the delegates as
proxies have been in great demand
all day and have been hard to secure.
JOlNTtREPRESENTATIVE.
, : (journal BpolaV gervlct
: OREGON CITY, April 16. Chair
man R. B. Beatle of the Democratic
County Central Committee today
called a meeting of the members Of
the committee to be held next. Tues
day for the purpose of naming a can
didate for Joint Representative of
Clackamas and Multnomah Counties.
Among those mentioned for the place
are Sheriff J, J. CooRe, c. fl. wan
of Canby, W. W. Jesse of Barlow and
J, K. Grlbble of Macksburg It has
been arranged that the.. Multnomah
County Central Committee will name
the candidate for Joint Senator
State, 8enator George C.' Brownell,
whowas renominated by th Repub
licans, will begin his campaign by an
address at Mulino Saturday night
fined in the North Pacific Sanitarium,
undergoing an, operation, la reported
slightly better .- v'- vV' y j 't
H. Tilton made his first regular run
as motorman on the Woodlawn line
this morning. . " V '
- Mrs. EtU Uebe of The Dalles is
making an extended visit among her
many friends at Woodlawn. - t
F. H. Toney, who was severely in
jured about six months ago in a col
lision between a freight and a passen
ger car on Sullivan's gulch, was able
to be around today, .
There is , great building activity
around ' the North Irvicgton tract on
Union avenue. At the, present time
thfira are eieht new residences under
course of construction. A number of
others are contemplated.
v MOUNT TABOR.
A boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs.
Frank J. Souper last Saturday. , :
V. A. Hudson is the guest of J. B.
Pyle at Mt Tabor; He is an BMterner.
J, P. Rowland has moved to Carl
ton, Wash. '.'-"..j';-:'-!:."
John s K Hartman. of 'the firm bf
Hartman, Powera & Thompson( is mov
ing into his elegant new residence on
West avenue.., , .
Rev. Memlnger, of th Methodist
Church, has returned from a trip to
Pennsylvania, bringing his father and
mother back with him. ' - '
Me-rlon. the little son of 'Joseph
Thomas, of Center Addition, has been.
released as a smallpox suspect
The Home Missionary '. Society of
Portland will bold their regular annual
meeting at the Mt Tabor Methodist
Church Thursday. ' V? . '
Ralph Ponney has left for Broseri
Yakima County, Wash., where he will
Join his rather, who has established
harness shop in that thriving town.
William Glover, of York, Neb., was
visiting at Mt. Tabor last week. He
has left the State of Washington,
where he expects to locate, ' ' -
EAST SIDE BRIEFS. 4
I H. S. Harris was presented with U
handsome silver-headed' cane at the
)ast meeting of Sumner Post, No. 12,
E. A. R., Saturday, it being his 88th
irthday. The presentation was made
by M. Buchanan and J. E. Mayo, v
; Mrs. Kate L. Temple has, begun the
erection of three new modern five
room cottages,, bns the corner of East
Third and East Pine streets. The cost
pf the structures will be about $1,000
each. ; ... .
Charles . Wilson is laying a concrete
walk in front of his property on East
Ninth and Eet Burnslde streets. The.
number of - property-owners on the
East .Side who are laying the concrete
walks instead of the old wooden nnna
is rapidly Increasing.
Stenhen F. Osden ilieil at
of his soft, a I. Ogden, at St. Johiisj
Saturday. Mr. Ogden has been a real,
dent of St Johns for abdut 10 years
and. was 82 years of age.. The remaina
were shipped to Farmlngton, for
hurlat . . ' : .. ...'S --O
and higher pay In all the larger cities
of the Pacific Coast The demands pf
the leatherworkera of Portland have
been presented to the various, houses,
but Jt is believed ,tBat they will be ac
ceded to ..at. the meeting, which has
been arranged by the employer e,nd em,
ploye for aext Saturday. At least that
1b the general opinion expressed by the
leatherworkers; jTbey - say, however,
that any house refusing to sign th
new schedule will Ipse its workmen., 4
. BIQ IMMIGRATION. ' '
General Passenger" 'Agent ;?Fee of. the
Northern Pacific wired AtnlstanftSenera
Passenger Agent Charlton tfday from St
Paul that that company "sent eut twe
trains jatjitbt from thai sftyjf' t
Coast-No. U n a' The. latter bad en
board fully jwtjtoas. whe wfll Make
borne for themseiv.a in the West Part
ot these will settle 'in Montana and the
I remainder win proceed to Oregon an
Waahlngton, The No, t train left 3t Paul
in twe section.
la th 46 days that the Northern Paciflo
has conducted aomefcerst'xcuralons
over its line, la eommon with otner unea.
n has carried. It is estlniaUd. not leas
than S0.O0O persons whe bav. changed
their domicile, ivTWs Is certainly won
derfui records Some dars as many as
two person -were ticketed out from St
Paul that Is, at the beginning ox tne
homeseekers' excursions on March 1 and
th first we thereafter. toi
LADD'S FIELD ;
IN ;f HE LEAD
Ladds Field Is upVa G today's eount.
It is.now the leader tn the fair con
test, and the Peninsula must' needs do
Some ' rustling Jf It would keep up with
the procession, (There Is not much change
in some of the, counts, though Pellwood
forged up a peg r two. " .
This is the count today;
tadd Field
Peninsula ,,..
Sell wood
-" Cycle Parki;T.i."V?
.10.122
. .44i
. .798
r 321
. S84 '
. 241
. 11B
City Park.Vu
..'..tv..
KnoxTract'
Fu it on .. J..'.'..
JOURNAL CONTEST
MY CHOICE TOR THE
EXPOSITION
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DOUBTFUL CHARGE.
Detective Ford has been working today
on the case off F, C Hughes of Oregon
City. During hie sober t-enses he pur
chased a ticket tor! Tacomu and hd bis
bassage checked.. This morning he com
plained that he badbeeri "robbed" the
Elegant saloon of both ticket and check
Tony Arnaud. proprietor ot the saloon
In question, Is regarded by, the police as
one of the 'besrVjaen In the business
In the North End anf'they have no doubt
but that Hughes lost his "stuff" at some
other plae while tntdalcated. What tatsf
would steal a rallrOad tlcket and baggage
check, anyway! Tors!ly traced.
closing:tax ROLLS
City Gets $3000 More This Year
Than Last.
Cltv Treasurer J.' & werlein h to
day closing up the, tax rolls under the
Bancroft bonding act -The sum of
110.000 was transferred flver from the
general fund to cover deficiencies In
curred under the old Bancroft law. '
The payments this year will be
more than 3000 in excess of those of
last year, owing to the advantages
of the act since the amendment as to
the payments went into, effect ine
total amount collected last year was
113.000 comnared to 116.000 this year
i Under the new provisions of the
act. the -assessments are due In 10
annual lnBtallments, with interest t
the rate of 6 per cent, on all unpaid
balances. Under the old law no in
tarent was charsed if tha assessments
were paid at the time they were levi
lodt but If the amounts were aiiowea
to become, dellnauent. the ., Install
rnents only would bear interest at the
rate pr e percent.' , , ,
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council, met in- regular
session at 2:30 o clock this afternoon
A new ordinance, providing for
stone bicycle racks to be placed' on
the sidewalk curbs, was Introduced -A
request of the deputy plumbing'
inspector for aft Increase in 1 salary,
was referred to the . committee on
wava and means. , 'i .
vA remonstrance from ltlsena of the
Eiahth ward against i granting a 11
auor license for a resort proposed to
be established on the -hill near Brook
lyn was referred to the liquor license
committee. -.,,' -
A letter from the Lewis and Clark
Civic Improvement Association asking
the Council to prohibit the stretching
of banners across the streets of the
city, was received and was referred
t the street committee.- ' .
A letter from the police department
asking for an appropriation of f2500
for improvements to the patrol tele
graph' system, was read and referred.
; Federated Trades Council, ,
A special meeting of the Federated
Trades Council was held last night, but'
no business was transacted further than
giving the excursion committee full pow
er to act In the matter of fixing a date
for the trades unions' annual excursion.
Although not definitely settled, It Is prob
able that a trip will be read to Salem
this year pn or about Junel. ; ,
Xm Illustrated Its ability te cur - all
curable diseases after all other methods
nave tailed. consult
. DR. L; D. SMITH
- , Of 409 Oregonian Building '."V
i Fourth year In" Portland. OrSUuat ''of
A.' T, Still's School Of- OsteoDathv. ahn.
eulraiton .free at office. . Call or writ
for literature and Portland references.
f.edy assistant - - .
Phone; Oak tzj; residence. Black to.
Osteopathy
FoHGhairmahlDemo!
-cratic National -
Committee. ;.
'. aoumal Special Service.)
! INDIANAPOUS,' April IdC Tb tm
pressioa prevails In political circles tn
Indianapolis and throughout the state
that the selection pf -Thomas' Taggart
as a member of the executive commit
tee ot the national committee means
that the party . leaders ba ve him in
mind for, Chairman of the Natbmal
Demorratio Committee,.' to succeed
Senator Jones. -'It
baa been well known for the last
year that Taggart la ambitious to suc
ceed to the PosIWon and he made every
effort to secure pledges of support from
the Chairman of organisations of the
Various atates:. WIU,, only .one oc two
exceptions he has . been tuccc8sfuj.
Taggait 1 well kpowtf" a a aptendta
organiser, and bis strength id Indiana
H pernapa greater than 4Ust of anv
oth:Ji,JJMn6iUcJeader,iJtJsJra-
gnrt's desire to secure -the . executive
position so that he can mak a strong
personal campaign tfcroushout the
states of the Middle West in an effort
to prevent, the nomination of Senator
Fairbanks for the oreildencv of the
Republican ticket
Taggart a friends -tonieht dwinrj
that his elevatbn to tho leadership c.
the National Democratic, party 1 only
a 6 atlbt ...of a lew mou.ha. - Tas;irt
UU'blf, low-ever, has nothlui; ir y
oa. the, subject furthor than to admit
he is ambitious to secure the place. , ,
WHY THEY SUICIDE.' !
'Hello, -'central! (Uliol Hello-e-o!" "
"Number, please V- ; i
"Give m Main 1." " '
'Henol.,14 that AuJii 7Bi?' 'v
"Nit, This, is th Ouy' and Oirls' Aid
Society, i Ring oft."
'HeSlo, Central 1"
"Number f ' h
"Oiv m Main 184. ulewaoi'"
"Well, heUol"
"Is this Main Tni.'" i
"Naw, thla is Sofi.t :
"Hello, special. "
Hello;. What do you wunt? tWn t you
get Green 6967"
'No, ma'im, J in ,i u.n 7(i4.'r
"Hello!"
'U that Main T0.- :
"Whafs thatr
"Is that "
Brh-h-h-h-r-r-r-h-h-H, t
"Get off the line, wl'.l Vou?"
'Get off yourself. ; I wai.t Main "
Brrh-h-br-h-h-h. - , .
"Is that s'ou, Maiy?''
"No: this 1 Blrti.cr Ke:. off,"
.,.,,"Say. Maryw'-i . ', '
Bsrrh-h-h-h-h-h. v.. . ' '
"Bay; win you go biissr-ridin-
-.""fcrthat Blasier-'?" ,-f '.'. .
"Oreat Scott, wl.l yuu -' ; '
" 'Tain't Scot "
"HellO--say, tak u tuml-te, will -you t
Get Off-w '
"Bay, arl-" .
' "No, this IS BhKVc-h Tlmui-r "
"Confound It Kt elf t.ie lliitf!" v
"Hello."
"Numberr. ' ' ' .
"Get off, special! bor.'t you hear me
talkln'r
. "Mamma says I can't go buggy-rldlng.
unless - .
"Is that the police station? I want to
apeak to Chief McLaUghiaif."
"Great guns, no! This Is"
Bsrh-h-h-h-o.
y "Hello, special t"
"Bay, what kind of a ileal are you try
ing to work on me?"
"What, haven't you got Grant JZ1 yetr
: No. 1 want Brown. Green, Clay, Rus-4
tha whole bunch and I want 'era quick;
Perhaps Pit be able to catch the one 1
want lfM : tJ
1- "Say, pet, can you hear" .
. "Keep off, or I'll push in your face,
it -; dust won't standT-" "I'm sorry,
madam, that one egg was broken.' I'll
make It good to you noxt time you corns
down.1 t'Uot the seats for tonight are all
Sold." "Meet me, little one. Just tn front
of the Portland Hotel at .". "Aw, ydu
make me tired; 1 want Weinhard's brew-
; "Hello, central! Will you please
"HeHo, hello,' O, hell--o "
"Number, please."
Bang! Bang!! . -
Th erowd rushed in. In his grinned An
gers the revolver still was hot and th
blood bgd made a muss nil over the can'
pet As soon as they realised fully what
had occurred tney rusnea over, to tn
pekum Butldtng to notify Coroner Rand
What had happened to the poor suicide.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, v
Alice Walker sndv , husband 4o A. t
RosenstelA, S 80 feet of lot 2, blk .
r Ifia, - Portland txwo
H. 8. Itowe and wife to Conrad Hln-
j kle. lot K blk T. Lincoln Park..: 150
M. J. Bradford to Augusta Miller, lot
' S. blk I Gays add to Afbina.. 150
txine'Pli" Cemetery Company to J. D.
Grvner and '.Henry. Fuhr. lot 9i ,
blk .-. ...,....- 85
Harriet Mason to W, J- Brown, lots
Jt, 35. bHc 1, tTnlverstty Park :
265
peninsula Heal Estate Company to
Knudt Negstad. lots M, St, blk 44,
- Peninsula' add
100
jr. P. Kennedy and Laura Kennedy
to 8, C. Beach, lot U. blk 19. Pied
mont ' a.. .4a''V:
Z50
io Real festate from th Title Quarante
tt Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. ,
" LARCENY BY BAILEE. "
y - , Hi.n'ii i ii.jiiii I ,
Magnus Bowman was arrested today on
a charge of the larceny by bailee of 160.
The charge-Is preferred by R. Mulilns,
who alleges that Bowman obtained from
him the sum named under the false pre
tense pf clinching a bargain for the pur
chase of, Beary's confectionery and fruit
storeWest Park and Washlnstori streets.
It ,1s a badly mixed tip affair, but Judge
Cameron will "try end get to the bottom.
of It tomorrow afternoon. . In' default of
bonds, Bowman is In JalL -
! If You Are Particular
about, t he tit of your ioths, -yon ar tb man wh sboirtd
i be having, your work "done here. We cater to men of exac
' Inr twtfc OUR 8 MALI HoFITS GUARANTES. XOOIM ?
i-"-'"' ' ERCMANT TAILORS' 4r :-v''
Te. Orsgea Black a5g . s i . l-S VaaihUl Sttsef - j
Hints to Womgn
- MENU FOB A DAT. . ;
Brakfr'' , ;
' . .k, Fruit.:''.:. '
Cereal . , Cream. - ,'
Ham and Eggs (.yotinalse Potatoes
Ron " . Coffe V '
; Eunch ,'.'
Hamburg Steak "' -.-
Rice Croquettes Beaten Biscuits
" x , - Dinner. .s- ,
, doodle Soup -
Pot Boast - Baked SWet Potatoes
Bavarian Cream - Appl Sauo , . a
ONE THING AT A TIMHS, . s"!
(There are women who bear lessons and
braid hair at th Sam time, or half-a-dosen
other things demanding a focua of
attention- This Is a process, of breaking
down and certain disintegration, A great
man has said: "If you start to tie your
shoe, tie your" shoe. ' Think of nothing
else but that little task. '
It is utterly Impossible to concentrate
thought upon two or more things. This
statement will be denied by housekeep
ers, but please look at the average house
keeper. What is she but a bundle of
nerves. "Tired to death" and "too busy
to take any comfort" from week's end to
week's end. " K ' . r
Let your moderation bo known to all
men." - - '
Moderation jpays. When it Is dictated
by intelligence It rises into the realms
of the- highest wisdom and the purest
unselfishness, , V.
BTIQUETTB bF CORRESPONDKNCB.
There Is an etiquette about everytnmg,
even about the way i Woman might, to
write her rote. Considering all things, it
Is perhaps as weir that woman snouia
read, mark and In ardly digest the Uws
that bught to rule rer conduct when h
takes up. the pen. TwO things, above
all others, betray the inelegant or, unac
customed letter; writer." If she. be guilty
ef neglecting the margin at ea&h side of
the page, or ir she so farjorgets her pre
cepts as to add a P. S,' she Is (Orever
doomed. Society la exact in details, and
society declares" aue mission or com
mission to be the ur irdonable sin. The
note, to be correct, x - st be written upon
paper of medium eir-, preferably -ereara
white, and must' be olear nd dlstlno.t.
The monogram is stt mped on the paper,
or th rest If one Abe-tight t,OT.ben
the writer has horns all these tacts .in
mind, and has signed her unabbreviated
name, she may rest content, , f. ,
OROWINO WATER LILIES.
That pure and lovely blossom, the wa
ter lily, may be grown lit other places
besides lakes' and ponds" and those who
car to experiment with their cultivation
will find that they can be very easily
grown at home from the - seed.- - To sow
the seed take an ordinary bowl and half
fill It with rich soil, which has been fine
lv sifted and packed down firmly Scat
ter the seeds' evenly over th surface and
cover with new ehnd to a depth of one-
quarter of an Inch.' Pill the bowl with
water land keep ,)n a temperature of 89
degrees and they will be ready for trans
planting In two weeks from the. Urn of
sowing.
v TO THE MANNER BORN.
The beat, bred women f do Hot fuss.
They , take their gowns and their furni
ture, their jewels and their children as a
matter of i course. They are unconscious
of their veils and their gloves, and they
expect , every on els to be squally so.
If they see an Intimate wearing. a hand
some gown they refer to It admiringly,,
but they also preface their comment with
an apology. Their differences with their
husbands are. not aired, neither th do
mestic upheavals caused by .th desertion
of the cook on wash morning. "
The repase, of the-well-bred woman la
not th quiet of .weaknesau-.lt Is th calm
and trained faculties; balanced so nicely
that an earthquake may eause a change
of color, but will not bring; forth a loud
. STRANGE, BUT, TRUE.
... .ff,', ,. i ;, v.nM-
The Japanese never ' Bleep with tbe
head to the north.- Thla Is because the
dead In Japan are' always burled with
the head in that position. , In the sleeping-rooms
of many of-.th prlvaia' houses
and hotels a diagram of the points of
the compass Is posted upon the celling
for th convenience of guests. . .
The cheapest grade of Spanish, olive oil
goes largely Me BuBats Where the( de
mard for it is created , ty tne religion
of the country, which requires that olive
Oil shall be burned : In the lamps used
for urumlnatlng b Images of saints In
nearly every Russian bouse., -j ,
JUST-TO PASS TIAia AWAV.:
HB GOT THE BLAMB. - -
Who Is the responsible man In tbls
nrm?" asked the brusque visitor. ( - ,
. fl don't know whs th responsible par
ty is," answered the' sad, cynical office
boy, "But I am tbe on who Is always to
blame." . v-.-'v l ' -
, - "1 HEB BEQUEST.' S' 'i
j Kindergartner Children, this morning I
have a surprise for you. I have brought
a lovely big rubber plant tor us to have
)n our room and every day we will water
it and '::
t Oracle Oh, Miss B.," cant I hav th
first pair of rubbersr,, 'f i
j . .". THE BOT'S DESIBE, . . ,
The Hostess (In reply to Willie's whjs-,
per) No, dear, you can't have any more
cake. You've had ehough; . -y
Th CTuest-What a good .little soy, And
what are you going todo when you are
a man, my ooyr ' t s . vs -
U'lllle First off I'm- going to buy my
self too much of everything I Ilk to eat.
Philadelphia Prsa
t -
vC. QEE WO
THE OREAT . I
. Pan engrAVI .
a that he Is ,-oile
treat, when his won
; derfui rCmedi cur
ad - help so .many .
sick and . suff ermsj
' people, not Saiy
: but throughout the
United States? Man.
ar given up to diet -
other told thai aa ,
. operation waa ,the
inly. help -for them. -
-yt tneir uves.wor
S saved, without tn ...
1' great ufferlng of
I operation. Cur4b .i
: the powerful Chl,
' nea . neros, .roous.
nuas, Dsrxs ana vesetaDies, n mrw
tirely unknown to medioal sdeno la ,thl
country. Through th use ef thes harm
less rtmedlea he treat any an all dis
ease of men, womsa and children. Thl
famous doctor knows tb action of over ,
600 different remedies that he , has sup-.
cessf ullr used In different disease. . H
f uarantees to eur catarrh, asthma,-lung,
roubles, rheumaUsm, nervousness, atom
ach. liver, kidney, femal troubles, lost
manhood and all privet dlsessea ;
Charses moderate. Call ana ss cim.
Consultation fra PaUeats out ft
city writ for blank and circular. Inolos .
stamp. Addresw th C. Gee Wq Chines
Medicine Company, - 1S2 Third ; street, '
Portland, Or,r Mention this paper. -y r
" vU V .- V- .' k mrt, mr& 1
Regained Health
THAN WEALTH
Vital Scienca u pntikriif,
DkHSolmss baa prof a to be
the most ' powerful curatiYe'
agency- in' the world.. ypii:
ConsurUtloB Invited. " f i
DR. EDWIM HOLMES,
lip, si AMngtoa Banding. ,
Special
Rookam.' Oerstley Cc's
Renowned Pennsylvania
A. D. G. RYE
FuU Quarts, $1.8$,: 1
-DeUvered to any part of city, '
D. Germanus, ; 223, Morrison Street
ftAKTM AtVir .AAanrJal UUf
IflbM nilW If WmMI ww iii'W
- ARE IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Rev, Antoinette Brown Blackwell la th
dean of the woman lecturers of the
United States. She made her first ap
pearance on tb platform In 18il
Miss Helen Gould .has sent two expen
sive painting to the Normal and Indus
trial College, at Greensboro, M. C, as
souvenirs of her recent visit to th Institution."'-
:': x-" "
M. ' Savorgnau de Brassa, th Italian
explorer In tb aervtc of th Prench
government. Is to b granted aa annual
pension of 10,009 francs a reward for 20
years' service.
Ho Tow, the Chinese consul at Ban
Francisco, denies that ha has usurped
th Imperial yellow tor bis racing colors,
and explains that the only flag displayed
on th occasion of a victory for-bl stable
bore a dragon with four toes, not on
with flv toes.. '
. Patrolman John M. Penniman of tht
Boston "fooroehas retired n a pension
of two a year, after a sarrle of M years,
e was bora in M2S.; . -.v, e,.J . , '.
Charles How. a farmer near Cham
paign, 11L, reasoned that ' the oat crop
would be small.' Be mortgaged his farm,
went to . Chicago Wit S2S.00O, speculated
In oats, and want back to Champaign
with (310,000. r II and bis tamlly ar go
ing to Europe. - . .- ' - ",
Charles Feltoa Pidgin, who wrot
"Blennerhassett" and Qulhoy Adams
Sawyer," Is an . Inventor as well aa a
novelist During bis connection with th
Massachusetts bureau ot labor statistics
he devised several machines' for the me
chanical tabulation of figures, smu of
which have been Uied by th census bu
reau In compiling its returns: ;
pr. Julius Bwr of Providence, B. 1
ha been chosen to, flU th chair of Old
Testament language and literature, of
Oberlln .Theological Semlaaryv , . A. '
Gilbert Parker, th novelist and. mem
ber of .Parliament says b thlhk Finn
kvenue, New Yorfc, the moat beauUful
street In the world, wxt. to. the Champs
Ely sees,. Paris.,
" Bev. Arthur 'Chnsott, one ot "the proml-
nent ministers of th TWonds denomina
tion of Iowa, haa lust started for East l
Africa, where be will estabUsh a mission
for th Friends' cnurcn or to
lowsl '4- , s . r ,
SHE HAS HEIPEDI
. THOUSANDS '
- '. -1f -j,-.. mm': -..i" & : ..-Kj'..Ti - " "
None Can Explain Her Marvel
2 , ous Power,
Gertrude Myren. thi celebrated clalrvoy-1
ant, la now at the Onough BuUdlnr ,
corner Flftn, ana laronm JT.V
land. Room but. ne is ""'."iV :
fortune teller, but a woman of high class- .
leal eduaatlpn. s,
She reads your s life aoour
ately or will not accept pay,
. gebtbudb'mtben, f .
Room 807 Qoodnougfa ' Bldg.
v Through psychlo "vibration, 'sh give '
power to control any on you desires
Cn. mm. hniwifl. cares, fears, who -and
when you Wi marry, what yoo ar best
triiintd toJ Restores lost : affection, com- ,
adapted to.
-ess In all affairs of life. Lo-
. . Aw Hh. tia r ii m n tia , v -i.
ot light Into many dark - and unhappy ,
homes. .'s ";"?-- fll .
GERTRUDE: MYREN.. . ,
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