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Both Vachts Trimmed for
- the Big Event
' ' (Journal Special Service.)
ULE.WOVK, May 21 The day for
tht maldc." race Of the Reliance Aguliist
the Colunibs win anything but promts
' - lug. the wnid puffing the sound and it
, mJrror-Hke )ene huxe prevailing, mak
', Ip the visual work difficult. The In
' tercet in yachting circles la intense.
and although the Defender haa ehown
up well, until ahe In tuned up nothing
definite about her nailing- qualities will
be known, rl D. Morgan. Columbla'a
i v' managing owner. said thla morning
tnat he could not. see any reason why
the Reliance ahouid not be the ftistent
. boat,, but' concluded by saying that he
rcrettcd very much ahe could nut
have gone up against7 the Constitution
today. Columbia' crew were astir
early with full aall hoisted and main
allk. Both sloop will carry the lurg-
eat possible sail apread aloft If the
wind stass light. Reliance wilt kite
- ber gigantic club top sail which iins
caused so much comment
The wind picked up Slightly at 10
o'clock but It la anything but an Ideal
yachting day. 'The Reliance left New
Rochelle about 10 o'clock , and moved
ottt Into the sound, but unlcsa the wind
: strengthens It will be little more than
. drifting match.
Race ia On.
' Race Is now on. Reliance wtnt
fcrosa the Ihie t:u2, Columbia 10 sec
unda later. Uoth etoed away eastward
towards the first mark when paaslng
Peacock rolnt, two mllea from the
curt The Reliance with great sails
pread had a . considerably Increased
lead after passing the Point The wind
seemed to fall away then and the yachts
practically were becalmed. '
i At one time the Columbia drew tip
slightly ana then the Reliance again
.pulled away under a catspaw wind. It
la practically a drifting match. '
ChaUonrer aUvca Postponed.
.. . ' (Journal Special Service.)
1 OLENCOE. U I.. May 11. -At 1:40 the
Reliance had Increased her lead In the
drifting' match to over hair a mile.
About Ave minutes later a five-knot
breei sprung up. when the Columbia
truck first and began to move awlftly
up.
The aUrt of the yacht- race has been
"postponed until a more favorable time
than this afternoon, aa the breeze haa
' died down.
annniwr
Dim
13
WITH THE PEOPLE
IN THE STREETS
. ' Portland streets today are thronged
with people from every aectlou of the
Northwest, people who, have come to
I greet their President and to participate
in an event the like of which but few
Of them have ever seen before.
Early morning trains were crowded,
and long before the noon hour, the time
aet for the abandonment of toll and the
beginning of the celebration, thousands
upon thousands of strangers were hur
rying about from place to place, making
their final . arrangements for the uay,
witnessing the alghta andvlelns with
Portland residents for vantage points
from which the exercises might be ob
. served.
Every aUe. rank, class, colon and man
ner of man turned out and the gentler
eex were equally varied as to form, na
tionality and dress, nut, one and all,
they were Intent upon seeing the Presi
dent and upon helping Portland and
Oregon to give him a betlttlng reception.
There was not one who failed to do
hia part : $ - '- t ;r-';
Street corners and the wide boulevards
"where the great procession would show
to especial advantage were early taken
possession of by eager ' sightseers who
-willingly stood fast for hours in the
places they had chosen, offering personal
comfort as a sacrifice upon the altar
of ' curiosity, patriotism , and loves of
: republican principles.
There was a diligent and thorough
canvass made early In the day and
every window that overlooked the line
- of march was sought by half a dozen
'who valued comfort
The utmost good nature prevailed apd
those who had seats and Windows at
theirsdisposal cast many humorous jibes
af. their less fortunate fellows who were
compelled to exercise the privilege that
bipeds share In common with those of
baser ' clay ' and stand. Thosie on the
aidewalk replied to these jokes readily
and in kind and a running fire of wit
resulted.
But all were waiting for the Presi
dent and his parade and when it had
passed many contented themselves with
returning to their homes. Thousands
followed the Presidential party to the
park and monument rite, being witnesses
of the exercises there.
It was a red-letter occasion for the
crowd the people were happy.
"VANCOUVER. May Jl. The commit
tee selected by the Commercial Cub to
ascertain the boundaries or tne pro
posed Imnrovement district as to the
dccnenlns: and widening of the channel
In the Colum t!n River, between thla city
and the mouth of the Willamette River.
met Tuendny afternoon and established
the boundaries as follows:
Beginning at the foot of Main street
In this c-lty, where same Intersect with
the Columbia River: thence east along
west boundary line of the city, thence
west along north boundary line of city,
thence went along north line of the city,
thiT.ce aouth along went line of City,
thence oust along north bunk of f-olum-
bla Ulver. following the meanders 0
ordinary low 'water, to pliteo of begin
ning; also beginning nt a point where
the township line tetwccn townahlps 1
tind 2 eaxt and t north Intersects Co
lumblu River; thenc enorth nlong said
townships to Mill Plain road; thence
west ulong sHld road to whoro the road
Internets the 'Trilled States military
reserve; thence southwest along cant
line of military reserve, thence south
westerly along rant jld of military re
serve to north bank of the river; thence
enHt along the rlverv following Its me
endir at ordinary low water.
These boundaries will be fixed, and
the County Commissioners will he
nsk'-d to have the sumo published ac
cording to the provisions of the law
passed regarding the same by the last
Legislature.
The estimated valuation of the prop
erty In the district Is over $1,000,000.
and . the tax levy for the Improvement
cannot be more than 2V4 mills. The
work Is lelng doao under the direction
of the Commerclul Club.
The movement la one of the most Im
portant ever started In Clarke County,
and It is expected the County Commis
sioners will take up the matter and ad
vertise it thoroughly.
Companies E, F. U and II of the Sec
ond battalion. Seventeenth Infantry,
left thla morning at 11:30 on the
steamer George .W. 8pencer for Port
land, to take part In the celebration in
honor of the President.
Karoona va. B Company.
The baseball game Saturday, at the
Vancouver Athletic Park, between the
Company B of the Seventeenth lnrantry
and . the Vancouver Maropna, promisee
toHe a hot one. B company's club Is a
iron ni'Efinlsatlcn of ulayers. slid are
confident of putting It oer the Maroona,
Follow Inn la the llne-UD.:
n Co-Dany. Maroona,
Rhnddeiui . . X Suess
Chnmbcra ..i p Howard
Handera 1 b Hardy
Oates 2 b . Christian
Orey S b Redfern
Thomas s Bontley
Miller 1. f ( Bvruy
Cole-.. c. f Graves
Branch r. f. . .' ,. Malloy
County Commissioner.
The Board of Counry'Commlsslonera
spent all day yesterday in solving the
roud problem. Day before yesterdny
they took the Steelman and Tracy roada
under ndvlnement, and . yesterday the
Gllllhan, UeardHley and Elwell roads
were under consideration. The commis
sioners also ordered that all private ad
vertisement be removed from In or
about the court houe?.
N Superior Court.
C. D. Huycs hns commenced suit In
the Superior Court against V. B. un
cock for the recovery of $169.71, allegeU
to be due for merchandise..
Buchanan and Rosnn filed suit this
mornlnir against W. W. Cook, a rancher
living a mile below town, for u feed bill
nmotinting to $403.35. Sheriff Rieseck
er, on a writ of attachment, took charge
of the stock, pending settlement of the
suit.
The P. V. and Y. Railroad Company
has nald the amount of IjeJIgments made
against it for condemnation proceedings
for right-of-way in the changing of
their line betweert this olty and Burnt
Bridgo Creek, and also the cost of two
Juries, which alone amount to $441
This new cut does away with the long
trestle ovc Burnt Bridge CrcPk.
Jastloe Court.
In, Justice Stewart's Court, Carl
Orauman and Fred Grauman, were tried,
yesterdny. afternoon for assault und but
tery on George Mohr. They wero given
a separate Jury trial. Carl Grauman
was found guilty and fined $1 and costs.
aouulctett
and tie A (iniunuili WHS
Counter charges have been filed by Carl
Grauman, charging George Mohr with
assault- and battery.
- Mrg. j. Burke.
The funeral of Mrs. 'J. Burke who
died Tuesday at Battle Ground, waa
held thla afternoon fwm St 'Jamea
Cathedral and Interment made In. the
Catholic Cemeterv. Deoeaaed was J
and t,,e w,dow of to.hl!WX SI. 9ZiS2r.FT
John Burke,
Catherine Grove.
The body of Mrs. Catherine Grove,
who died Tuesday nlht at St. Joseph's
Hospital In thla city, was taken today
to La Center, and burled beside her hus
band. Deceased was 8 yre of age,
and death wa due to heart failure.
' Veraonal Mention. .
Dr.' Pv I Weat Iihs been .appointed
surgeon for the Weyerhauser Lumber
Company at Yooolt. This company nas
600 men at work, and will build 11 mllea
of road Into th burnt timber district.
. Col. W. W. Sparks, formerly captain
of company' O of the W. N. O.. who la
on the Governor's staff, left thla morn
ing for Olympla. to take part m tne re
centlon to the President In that city.
Attorney W. 11. Metcalf baa been
elected a representative to the Great
Council of the United ftaiea, jmproveu
Order of Red 'Men. which convenea at
Atlantic. City. N. J., in September. '
A marrlace license was Issued yester
iv bv Auditor Burnham, to Charles
Johnson and Mary Hreyngelson, both of
Portland. They were murriea oy jus
tin Stewart.
The Citv Council has approved tnt
ordinance flxlna the numbering or , rest-
dencesand business pluces and the same
will go into effect within 90 daya.
The ordinance fixing the liquor 11
censes at $500 Instead of $300, wae laid
over for two weeks on account of the
absence of Councilman Schofleld.
The srraduatlna- exercises of tne Mlgn
Rchool will be held on the evening of
June 1 at the Auditorium, there being
1 2 graduates.
John and Ole Johnson have been held
to appear before the Superior Court In
the sum or $400 earn, wnicn mey tur
nlHhed. They wre charged with bur.g
lary, on complaint of J. L. Reeder.
CAPITAL TO STRIVE
AND DEFEAT LABOR
.CHICAGO. May 21. At a meeting of
erqpjoyera hel& today Secretary Job of
the local employers' association Implored
every merchant, manufacturer and other
employer to join the association. Which
Is formed td counteract the effects of
lubor unions. He outlined plans for a
National association and declared an ac
tive movement Is on foot to defend capi
tal against the constant encronchmenta
of labor. Permanent headquarters have
been rented and all employers are in
vited to use them. Organizers will be
set to work all over America. National
headquarters are to be selected shortly.
The National Manufacturers' Associa
tion will be asked to become a part of
the National Employers' Association.
When the employes of a firm or an In
dividual demand Increase of wages an
employer will be required to submit de
mands to an executive board to be ac
cepted or rejected by Its members, as
they see fit.
Those employers who were present
today received the plan enthusiastically
and predict the perfection of a National
body Within the next 60 days.
GEHXBAL OOBDON EE-ELECTED.
Journal Special Service.)
NEW ORLEANS, May 21.--At the
election of officers of the Confederate
Veterans today. General. Gordon was
re-elected Commander-in-Chief amid
great enthusiasm when an unanimous
vote was called for. Intimate friends
of the General had to form a guard
around him to keep the members of the
order from overwhelming him with con
gratulations and handshaking. The
Veterans will complete their session to
morrow. V i ;
XAKBXMAIT IMrEOTIlTO.
(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YORK. May 21. E. H. Harrl-,
man has rallied rapidly from the ef
fects of the operation performed Fand
this morning his physicians say there
are no symptoms of any complica
tions. They predict his being able to
attend to business within a week.
IMPOSES ON THE
'$ WIFE
PRESIDENT
Buffalo Woman Lied to
Mrs. Roosevelt With
Success.
(Journal Special Service.)
BUFFALO. N. Y.. May 21. A de
signing woman of this town has.suc
ceeded, by means of a pitiful plea. In
getting a check for $15 from President
Roosevelt's wife. The fraud was de
tected In time and payment on the check
stopped. The Buffulo woman reprc
aentod herself as being of one mind
with President Roosevelt on the. sub
Ject o.fj race suicide. To back up thU
statement she wrote that she was the
mother of 12 children, and soon ex
pected to be mother of 13. She said
she waa in destitute circumstances and
needed $15 immediately.
Mrs. Roosevelt sent her a check for
that amount. Mrs. Roosevelt did not
stoD here. Sho thought permanent re
lief should be given to the woman, and
she communicated with a charity or
ganization of this city asking thorn to
assist the woman. An officer of the so
ciety found the woman In a well-fur
nished home. Her husband was earn-!
lng over $3 a day. TheTf larder waa
stocked with strawberries and -arly
vegetables. When asked- fhere IRe, 12
children. were, the woman. could produce
only two.
ORMING
POWDER
TRUST IN EAST
ITAXIABTS FORM TJHION.
t Journal Special Service.)
CHICAGO. May 2L Five hundred
non-unionist Italians' who.were employ
ed by the gas company' to take the
place of strikers thla morning struck
later and organized a union. The team
sters have threatened , to strike In'sym
pathy, thus shutting down the plants
supplying 60 per cent of Chicago's gas.
- rat. KXXX, ACCEPTS.
(Journal Special Service.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21. Jim Neil,
who has-been offered the position to ref
eree the Smltb-Walcott contest, to be
held at the Columbia Athletic Club of
Portland, on the 28th Inst., wires as
foil owe: ' v
, "Tea; will agree to act. Wire trans
portation." , JA-AHESB AJTD OBEEXS TtaUT
(Journal Special Service.)
" 8AN FRANCISCO, May 21. Sixty
Japanese met (0 Greeks of the Southern
Paclllo tracks at' Avon last night and a
fierce fight ensued. Three ' men are in
the hospital bore seriously Injured.
New Jersey Corporation
to Control All Explo
sive Factories.
(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YORK. May 4U. It is generally
believed her that the Dupont Powder
Company, which haa just 'been, incor
porated in NewJersoy with $50,000,000
capital, la thei,forerunner of the ex
plosive, manufacturers' trust Duponfa
representatives recently made a trip to
California to bring about a merger- of
the Judson Vlgorite Companies. It is
reported .that these three companies
will be incorporated under the name of
the Eastern Dynamite Company. The
Dunonts already control a number of
concerns that are supposed to be lnde-1
pondent. If the merger carries through
it will probably reach out until It be
comes international in character.
SEVERAL KILLED
IN AN EXPLOSION
Catastrbphy In Nejv York
Brings Death and
(Journal Special Service.) '
NEW YORK. May 21. Shortly after
noon today an explosion In the gas house
at the Mo. haven yard of the New York
Central Railroad occurred. About 100
men wero working there at the time.
One man is known to be dead and two
are fatally Injured. Officers of the com
pany believe eix others have lost their
lives, but the bodies can not be recov
cred until the fire burns out. A wild
rush was made to escape when the ex
plosion came. Many persons were
slightly Injured by flying missiles. The
two who were fatally Injured sustained
fractured skulls by the falling debris.
Windows .in a radius or four blocks
were chattered.
EXTREMELY COLD
SPELL CONTI
NOES
in
EKJOZXTED FROM TALXHIO.
(Journal Special Service.)
OMAHA. May 21. Judge Baxter.
the District Court, has issued a restrain
ing order enjoining a woman from talk
ing. The complainant was L. Oliphant
Dodge, the owner of an apartment house,
and the defendantWas Mrs. E. Berge, a
tenant, who refuses to vacate until her
lease expires. The allegations are that
the defendant has upon numerous oc
casions by talking to the other occu
pants caused some of them to announce
their intention of ' leaving the apart
ments; that she has interfered with the
property in different ways, all to the ln
Jury of the plaintiff. The-defendant la
forbidden to enter the apartments of the
other occupants, and from talking to any
of the tenants about the plaintiff In any
manner. , ,
.. - C. . -.
'I:
HE WENT TO SLEEP
AGAINST LAMP POST
. (Journal Special Service.)
OAKLAND, May 21. Henry Johnson
awake from a deep and smewhat alco
holic sleep last night to find himself
leaning against a post at Thirteenth
avenue and Twenty-foruth street and
most unaccountably separated from his
clothes. He had a cigar in bis mouth,
but when he hunted for a match he
found he was a good imitation of Adam
before -the fall. Without stopping to
reason the thing out he started on the
run for his home in Dlmond, Upper
Frultvllle.
He says he was In Oakland last
night, and that with some companions
he drank pretty heavily. Then he rode
as far as Eighth avenue and Eighteenth
street, a transfer point, where he sat
no a bench to wait for the car to
Dlmond. He then had on the regula
tion amount ol 'clothes. When he
wite up he was leaning against the
post, and ready fort a bath.
Under the porcn or u. uouaarcra
house, at 1324 Eighth avenue, were
found all the clothes Johnson should
have had on. The police believe that
Johnson, in hia sleep, wandered around
until, mistaking Goddard's porch for a
cof fortable 'bed, disrobed, and content
edly turned In.
ONE TIEY XCCCT MAH.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21. Charles
D. Cosche aaye he went to sleep in St.
Louis and woke up in San Francisco this
morning. When he came to his senses
be was lined up with a file of inebriates
before Police Judge Fritz in the "city
prison. He was large of stature, dressed
fashionably, and turned up an aristo
cratic nose at his companions.
"You call this one free country? Pouf !
I call it ," he exclaimed. Then he
explained that he was a commissioner
sent from France to represent his coun
try at the Louisiana Purchase Exposi
tion, and that he had no idea how he
came In San Francisco, f orbits last recol- j
lections were of St. Louts.
"Drunk!" he ejaculated, with a shrug. :
"Well, I t'lnk I was varee drunk. I had
monee, I had onfe watch,, I had papers,
out. What have I now? Nossing." j
His property was . located with the
property clerk, howeved. and he left with
It, saying to himself, "I am one varee ;
lucky roan." . ,
AME1U) EXTRADITION 14W.
(Journal Special 8ervice.)
LONDON. May 21, A bill Is being
prepared in" toe. House of Commons to
amend the extradition laws so as" such
cases as that of Whlttaker Wright, the
promoter, can be reached, j-
Checks Melting of Snow
and River Falls Fast.
The Steamer Elder Arrlyes From San
Francisco With Many Pass- ,
engers-Marine Notes.
The entire Columbia River Syatem ia
practlcnlly the same as it was yester
day with the exception of a slight fall
at many places. Portland waa-the only
place that rain fell to any extent dur
ing the past 24 hours. . The rain fall
here yesterday waa .20, while at Lewis
ton the fall was too small to be traced.
At all the other points along the sys
tem the weather was extremely clear
and cold. The temperature over the
Upper-Columbia and the Snake River
basins this morning is just the same
aa they were yesterday,- ranging from
84 to 44 degrees. It ia expected that
the temperature will start to rise Frl
day and continue to rise slowly Satur
day and Sunday. The river haa fallen
0.1 feet at Portland during the past
24 hours, and the entire Lower Colum
bla haa fallen a trifle, but it will prob
ably be nearly at a standstill for the
remainder of the week. Snow la contln
ulng to fall In the mountains on and
off and they are In the same condition
as they were six weeks ago after the
annual anow fall. Mr. Beale. predicts
that the matter will become very In
teresting In about two weeks and states
that while the outlook Is not In the
least alarming the situatloa la not what
he would desire to, have it. "The ex
treme cold spell has laated longer than
we expected," he aald, "and as we all
know the snow must be melted, so the
longer this cold siege stays the more
crUleal the outlook 'becomes. The heat
ot summer is drawing close at hand and
the hot ' temperatures will naturally
cause a quick thaw In place of a gradual
one. Consequently v the river will not
be able to carry off the floods and then
trouble will commence.""
The gauge reads as follows: Portland,
Ore., 12.6; The Dalles, Ore., 21.9; Umatil
la. Ore., 13.9; Northport, Wash., 9.7;
WenatcMee, Wash., 23.6; Rtparla, Wash.,
9.3; Lewiston, Idaho, 8.9; Weiser, Ida
ho, 7.4.
Geo. W. rider Arrives.
The steamer Qeo,'W. Elder arrived
this morning from San Francisco with
a very large passenger list and tons
of freight crowded from stem to stein.
The Elder had a very pleasant voyage
and met with extremely favbrable weath
er. On her down trip Bhe arrived ahead
of time and probably eclipsed any trip
she has ever made while on her pres
ent run. r '
Marine Wotes. , ,.
The Pacific Export : Company haa
chartered the British ship Agues .'Os
wald to load lumber for the Orient. She
is now enroute from Newcastle to Hono
lulu with a cargo of coalrt
The schooner :Forest King has cleared
for Taku with 808,852 feet of. lumber
and a large carg of piling; total value
113,975. She left down In tow of ' the
Harvest Queen thismornlng.
The finishing touches were completed
on the new steamer Arrow today and
her commander Is awaiting orders.
or
de.
,. .The Oldent Tru.'t Company la Orefon.
fOXTXAsTD iTBUST COMW-JPT.
. Incorporated April 22, 1HHT.
There ban bran marked InerptUf In oni
Biwlts of late. Thla. trada to bellere .tln.t
there la a aod ileal of lilla money Id tlitt
Hiate of Ormou. Tbeae who o Ilila money
oucht to Imi rertrlvluff Interval niHa It.
We laat Itilermt-hearliig' certificate of de
poalt, at ritrliMia rate, aa uiay be agreed upon.
W will lmiiM''rtllk'atea rnnulua fir all
montba straight, with Intareat at (he rate of
three nrr rent Per annum: lor twelve monina
atralght, with Intereat at .the rate ef four per
cent per annum. . ...
We will laaue aneelal eertlncalea of denoalt
payable upnn tea daya' cell, Willi Intereat at
I NO I K K U bervliy given that at tlis reirnlnr
meeting or. the t'limmon tonneii or tint iity
ef rnrluiuil, Multnomah (xwnt Vregon, to,
Im In 1,1 on Urn Kllh day of June, l.Hiil, at
tin) regiilnr iHiur and nlaee, a petition will
be nrvMMiteil to aald t'onuuun Counell lr tb
unuerHigiied praying lor lite vaeaiion oi
I INI
f. v.
aouta
north
MiN-ka niimlM-fvd X. 0. 24 and Zl and U .
07 and lu I'eninaubir AUilltlun No. X
to tut t'lty of Eaat, rvriliuid. now t'nrtlnnd,
rnriiitnn, trr.," Miy zi,
HOI'BKKKEI'INU HOOM8 nicely furiilabed. OS
sti. .'lth at. I'hone, Front S:l. .
10DOIN0 HOUSES.
THE f'OHMOU Kourta and Uoriiaon, fnrnlahad
bnuaekwilng aultea, null ana single room; ,
tlmt ihu-tlou of Wlnthron atreer. In tha
City of , rortlaud, which Ilea iH-lwm-n the I 8 jwr week and up;
line of t'liiuiuiiia imuievara rna lit Tnil cauvi kvvt i..m-
line of Willi, B.mlev.rdsdVtwee M.V! "bV
gtos at.; rooms for
Tel. Booth 701.
STORES TO SHUT.
LIOAL NOTICE.
cent per annum, and ptiyabl on ninety daya'
call, at four per rent per 'annum.
for those who dealr to deDoalt their money
for terra of rear we will laaue certiorate i
of depoolt, with lutereat coiiiona , attaebert.
riartleulara of wbleh wil be gladly rurulabed,
f ron will call noon
rok'i'Li.v d tiu mt cmri'ANY or obegon
, , ii.ti , t, I. u'i'nu,U"e
The Oldeat Trnt 'Company In Oregon.
rOXTUITD TKUST OOXrAITT, . OT
OBBOOH. .
' Ineornorated Anrll 23. 1887.
Bank aud truat enniuaulea foruierly waited
for bualnea to ai-ek them, now thcr aerk bnat
aeaa. They act Ukio tbe theory that what 1
worth' bavins I worth axklng for.
TUB rOUTi.A.NllTlH'ST COMPANY OK
OHEiiOK ta ltij-1VTear old: It haa become
Sruily pHtiAUlKhaii In this rouiniuiiltr, aud bual
troug amclielaf eonneetiona.
It naa auiiilo rnpltal for the conduct of any
bualneaa hitt may Im entrtrd to Ita rare.
It roiidiiet general banking bualuew with
all tho lllH-rulltr romlateut with prudence.
It laaue lutenat-bearlng eertlorate of de
noalt for anr term from tea Sure to Are ream.
at rate of Intereat that are governed by tbe
eulYtract. Particular are contained in our
book of J
.11
EHAMTI'M UAltTLfcTT KHTATK. AdmluUtra.
tur a iwtliv of nnat acemint. .utie ia
ben-tiy given that . the nuderalgned admin
latrator, wltb th will auuvard, ' of the
pHtate of Eruntna Hartlett. deoeaaed, ' baa
tiled In the oltlea of the County Clerk of
Multnomah , t'ouuty. Oregon, bla final nr.
count and reixirt aa'aucb adnilulefratia; ' and
that tho County Court of the Mtato of Ore-
5 ou, for the (iimly of Multuoinah, baaiaet
louday. the VU uay of June, IhoS, at th
hour of :;) a. Bi., a the time and the
County v Court ' room of aald Court. In th
City of Portland, Oregou, aa the place,
for th hearing of any and all os)eetloiik
to tbe ll wadce : and aettlemeut of said
nual aeeiMiiit. . ,
r'lrat pulilleatlon May .21, ,1003; Uat pub
lication Juuo, 18, " until. - -
Vtlll.lAH M. Kini,
TO I.KABB for S year, atore. tint at., near
aaiiuon, iao on cor. r oana an txiunia.
TO J.KASK for S year, building wltb S atorea
a no to rooma. in Ixiwer nina. uooa
ration, rent .. O JS. H. till, rooa 21,
84 Morrlaon.
BATHS.
OEKLINR n.NMHII, KIHSIAN HOT All!
hatha. 2fie; alcohol rnhhlng, 20e. xtra open
., rry day except , Monday )t a
r'. , oi caac
hone. Scott V2CI
01. to II
p. m. 81 Et itatk at. cor. Kverett.
BAiaiVO AMD UOHTKHMO.
OKROON BOUND M MllKR CO..
aid at. I'hon Grant 1171.
181
ATTORNEYS.
Ad.imi.friW "wlth-lbe Will AniM-ied. of tb Jf.M0N8. -MUON, attorney at Uw,
. B
Italele , of Kraatna Hartlett. , Deoeaaed.
Oi-o. W. Ilaaen, Attorney for Admlniatratnr.
ILECTI0H M0TIC2.
IU,f8TBATIOXg.
Conle of whlrk we aha II be glad to furnlah.
We eondnrt general truat and agency liual-
neaa and loan money on mortgage aud deed of
mint. We ahall lie pleaaed to give any In
formation deal red If you will call on
PORTLAND Tltt'HT COMPANY OK OR KG Oil
Ml. UW THIKO HI KKBT.
1FAI1TER
T. B. McDevItt, the well-known attor
ney-at-law, is mlsclng from the city
and no one apparently knows of his
present whereabouts. The Journal ob-
lainea iniormaiion irora reimuie source i Mnllnomah County, and requ
today that the young man has be"C71' Court to aaanm th control,
... : . . .. .. I lunervialon thereof."
rouna to nave emDesziea more man i,-t Annroved r'ehruarr 34. lnnx
SnA from the Portland Aerie of the Order I ' Third "An aet to aut
. - .1 I.h.I r..i........w ...... AM..n Jk
of Eagles,- of which fraternity he waa i-- aimtSSli r.t cr7the
W illamette ItlTer. and to proviae lorxne muing
1 1 ,. ............ I.. .. . a, mmlA
Ul iwiiiu, ,u ,, ...... vm
Aimraveri Felimnrv 34. 1IMJ3.
Hnlil ekvtlon will he held at 1 o'clock In
the afternoon and will continue ontll T o'clock
In the aflernoou of anld day.
tiiom. r. nKVbi.it.
Andltor ot tb tltv of Portland.
Mar 18, IfHU.
. Kutloo I berebr, glveu that on Mouday, tb
lat, duy ot June, ' 1UOU. In the City of Fort
land, lu the County of Multnomah, State of
Oregon, a aneelal (lectloo. will be held lor
the accent a ure or rejection or ine . irgai
eleetora of aald City of Portland of tbe follow
lua entitled acta 'of . tb LrgUlativ- Aaaewhlr
ot tne ptat ot oregou ana oi to peopir oi in
Hia ta ul (ireffon!. , l '
Klrat "An -art toratitnoria tne 1 liy oi
Portland to build s bridge eeroa tb Wil
ls met t River at I'ortlaud. Oregou, Coaneetlng
Morrlaon atrii't ott tbe weat aid of aald river
with Kaat UorrUon atroct on the eaat aid
thereof: and to authorial) aald City of Port
land to purenaae or acquire, ny eouoemnaiion,
any property that mar be neceaaarr therefor.
and to (aau aud aell boud to olitalu fund to
eonatrnet aald hrldg and pay forrencb prop-1
art-, ana to antnnriie aia tur or I'ortiana to
moor in Dring now aeroa aa river eon
nentlnc Mid atrveta; and to authorise aald
city to atirreoder said bridge to th County
Court of Multnomah County, and reoulrlng aald
County Court to aaaum tb control, nianag-
men: and aupervlalon thereof; aud to iitborta
tb tvecntlve Itoard of tb City or rortlana
to carry out thla net, and ta .submit thla act
to the legal voter of tb City of Portland for
approval or rejection at a epeelaj election, to
be held lii tbe City of i'ortlaud jn th Brat
Monday of Juue, llto.1."
Filed lu tbe otlte of tb Secretary or Bute
PrhniaarlM. lthlii. i - . i '
MratvlMl "An art to anthorlae Tk city or
Portland. Multnomah County. Oregon, to
vide aud etnl'Hh a ferry acroma the
lametto Itler, at aom suitable point. In What
waa formerly known aa Hellwood. but now a
part of tho City of for I land, on tne eaat
ban!; of aald river to a Point oDDoalte thereto
ou the weat bank of aald river, and to an-
thortae aald City of Port Inn 1 to purcbaao or e
qulr by condemnation, auy property that mayo
neeeaaary therefor, aud to laaue bond In pay. I
nient thereof, and to authorlM aald city to I
aurrender aald ferry to tb. County Court of
Binitnornan tounty. ana requiring eaia imnij
management ana
su!crrtalon thereof. .-
pnroved Keiiruary St. jiao,
Third "An aet to autborlaa tbe City of Port'
to
RIMOKN, Attorney and Conna
otary. SOo-HOti Ahlngton bllg
PAATON, BKACR ft BIMON
-.oio namner of commeree.
T. TAI'OHEft .
Room IS. Alnaworta Balldlng.
H. B. I)lCKINBOMAttorney-t-Uw and N
tarJjiiMleSoar
": ADTEBTISIMO SPEOIAtTIES,
ALL KINDS OK 8IONS aud advertlaing novel-
fie, wye aem, r.o. box VI, Phone Pink 1HMA.
BAMJO MAyPOUM AMn QTJITAB.
INSTRUCTION club for advanced pupil.; la-
atrument lor mi, iihi weuoer, aiudio its
Weat Park. enr. Yamhill. Phono South 28M.
CALLIJtO CASDS.
50 LADIES' CALLING CARDS la lateet tyl
aerlpt type for IV cetiu; pay wnn ocuvored
If aatlafartofj.; bualuea card, letter heada,
etc., equally reaaooable. , Mall-order to Box
KM, Statloa A. - . -
CHIROPODISTS.
DKVB.tYS. th only Klentlfle chlropodlata
e tb elty; parlor SOI-S Aliaky blda-l thla
la
tb long -haired gentleman . jou want to
(irant m v
- CASH B.EOISTIR8.
UAIXWOOD CASH ; . I
KKniHTERS. 2tn srari t.
CHIROPODY ABO MAmCUBIlfQ. .
La - MITCHKLL, CblropodlaL Knight's - Shn
tor. !BU Waahlngton at. Phono llond
CARPEKTERS AKD BUILDER. .
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder, 3o7
Stark t. ; office and ator niture built ana
remodeled; altering and repair houee. I'hon
Main T4T.
WILL TRY TO START TO. f
(Journal Special Service.)
VICTORIA, B. C May 21. -Duns-
mulr has conferred with hia miners as
to a settlement of the atrike at Exten
sion and proposed that they abandon
the Federation, which proposition- the
men turned down. An attempt ia go
ing to be made to open the mines in
spite of the refusal by, using non-union
men. .;. ,
XUST A GOOD TIME. '
The people of the -First Universalis!
Church, corner of . ' East Couch and
Eighth streets, will give tneir rnenas
and the public a free concert, literary
entertainment and sociable jeriaay
evening.. May 22.-f No admission and no
collection. Just a good time. All wel
come. Orchestral and vocal music
for .18 months the secretary.
From the information at hand It
aeema that hia defalcations extend1 over
the entire perlo of bla official career In
the order. It ia aald that hia pecula
tions consisted of the taking of small
aums of money given mm oy. ine
treasurer of the local aerie. Instead of
paying the bills of the aerie, as directed.
he is aald to have expended tne money
with which he was intrusted to hia own
private good. In this manner. It la said,
the missing defaulter managed to ao
up" the aerie to the tune of nore -than
11.000. . -ft
All the officials or the local aerie.
when seen by a reporter for The Journal,
refused to discuss the matter In any
manner, saying only that It is a fact that
the secretary is among the missing.
No one responded to the Den at tne
McDevitt residence when a reporter
called today, neither was any one to be
found in the law offlcca of T. B. Mc
Devitt In the Hibernian Building.
It is not known what action will be
taken relative to bringing the aecretary
to task for hia defalcations.
AUTHORS A MARTIN, rarnaatera and bnl It-
era; repairing: ana joMitug; store ana one
Sxtnre built. . Shop 2ue Columbia. Tbon
Clay 1HSI.
r. CLARK. 453 14 Wah.. Phone Weat 7M
North 1.411.
attention.
Mew and repair work, prompt
CAFES.
riBST WOMAH ADMITTED.
"- rjournal Special Service.)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 21. Miss
Bird M. Wilson enjoys the distinction
of being the first woman admitted to I
practice In the United states circuit
and District Courts ror tne ixonnern
District of California. The honor haa
heoh conferred unon her In the United
ETatea Circuit Court on motion of
Judge Morrow, presiding..
POBTEB BROTHERS WELL PAT.
(Journal Special Service.)
SAN FRANCISCO,' May 21. Local
repreeentativea of Porter Brothera, who
filed proceedinga in bankruptcy, say the
farmers will lose nothing by the fail
ure, ar the business will be continued
under the receivers. -
BOSSES CBEMAITED.
(Journal Special Service.)
DUNKIRK. O.. May 21. Twenty
business houses and many-residences
were destroyed by tire Were this morn
ing,, involving a loss of $125,000.. A
number of horses were cremated while
in a livery stable that was oestroyeo.
DIES Or PABBSZ8.
'Journal Snecial Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 21. Dr. Lub,
OalX FOB. SPECIAL aTEETIBO OT STOCK-
HOLDERS.
TO TUB MTOCKHOLltKRS ot th Midway Oil
Company,- a corporation: Too are nereny
noiin.i rn attena a lneeiina -in in aivca-
hohlera of the. Midway Oil Comiianv, to be
hold at the enmnanv'a dle. No. . 410 Cham
ber' of Coniiner.- Building. In th City of
Portland. Oreaon. on Monday, me join say
of June, at 3 o'clork p. m., fur tb purpoae
of amending the by-laws of tb company, of
ektf-tliir dlnvtor of aald corporation, alao
the rattneatli-n Of acta ot in aireeior minj
the time of tb etorkholdera' meeting of tb
2Sth day of September. 1W00. to date, and to
ratify tbe adoption by aald board of tb
hy-lawa aa amended; fur tbe rallftcatlon of
th execution of leaae and tbe taauauee of
stock and tbe ratification of tb purebaae
of land by aald coruratlon from ti. .
Stratton. mid for tho pnrnoao of tranaavtlng
anrb other general buelne aa may b
hrootfht iM.fore anld meeting.
Ily order or tn aiocamtiucr noioiog mm
than one-third of tb atork of aald company.
Ii. c. STKAilon, necretary.
Pated May 12. 100. .
XATE8' PLACK. 2S9 W'aahlngton at. Pkon 8.
Main T71. Mr-It Vate. prop, l-ortlnnn. iir.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
RED) STAR COMPKEK8KI YKAST; It make
Ughteat, or aar ny. all grocer, jit per
cent ecronger than any other. -' ' -
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ESBKRO-OUNST CIGAR CO. .
Dletributer of
r IMS C1UAHS.
.. Portland.
Oregon.
COAL 'AMD WOOD.
WKsTKKN FKED fl'KL CO.. ,.
Dealera In all kind of eiail. rok and
VnAN ' COAL CO., wboleaaW" dealer beat
eoala; foundry iid eniclter eoke.
. CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
The Oregon Dally Journal
, HELP WAMIIP MALE.
C. R. HANSEN k CO.KMI'IYME.NT AoE.NTS
20 .North zd ft.
OKFICKH In 8au Krauclaco, Log Angelea, Cl. ;
irglien, I tun; vitoaaue, n aeu. ,
TIKI.I .'IIK'K Til KMI't.OVKltri.
1'KKK KKUIHTUA'l IOJI AAU UAMUAUK
ROOM.
Annlleanta for work charged only for what
we secure for them, or money rerunaea.
ESTAHI'IHHKII Idle.
W A NTKIl.
Tnnnelnien. Inhorrra. mucker. 82 to $3Nday:
alao rhane' for teamatera, machine driller
and helper, outside laborer. Good cmM,
work and water. In Nevada KUEK KAKK.
riRIDCK CARPENTERS. .
With ' toola and bedding, for work on the
Oreat Halt Lake Trestle, CUb. Company
work. 13.50 (lay; board. 14. ISO week. Long
Job. FRKB f Ailn BOTH WAX a.
UAKTME.V.
For rafting log. 100 feet piling on the
Great Halt. Lake. I'taB; wage :i oar. ooara
4.ao week. ruKts rKK niriu nai,
OTItRH WORK In OTHER LOCALITIES.
Call and tee ua if yon want employment ant
of town. t
l llRHKHPflNnRM a Mllyll l i r.l. I
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised Iron
nice. J. C. Bayer. K bccoiio at.
CEREAL MILLS.
ACME MILLS
Acme Cereala.
CO.. . Mflnufactnrer Ralatoa
20 , and 22 North Front
P. JOHNSON A
Health cereala.
CO.. manufactunr I'eerlea
123-4 Front at.
DYEINO AKD CLEAKIHO.
CITY 8TKAM DYEING A CLEAN I NU WORKS
Herman Enkn, proprietor, teiepnon norm
11. No, flo ern t; near Kin. i-ortino. iir.
DRUOOI8TS.
FRANK J.
perfume.
8TREIRIO, drugs, toilet articles,
842 - Waahlngaton - at. .
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Office 853
Stark at. . ...-. '.- '. ..
Weatern Electric . Work. ftnoVfc - Washington it.
HOUSE FtTRHISHERS,
BOMB FirRNISHERS-Furnltnre, earpet. par-
Inr anon, atorea. etc. e l. uevuna
Sons, 173-175 First at. 210-225 YambllL Both
phone SQ4. "- -; -
HELP WASTED YE If ALE,
WANTED Girl to do housework.
at., North Portland.
707 Reed
REMOVAL.
FRATERNAL IKStTRAMCE. '
ORDER OF WASHINOTON Feremoat fri-r-
n. .(.,. Af VnrthtfMl nmtfMta thlWllv.
In; J. L. ; MlDrhell. aupreme eertry? 012
and 615 Marquam bldg.. Portland, . Or. .i Tel
ephone lJnS:Vi'lJ
f
e Ik
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
hock, rjresldent of the Alameda board I dr. i-kank e. FERRIS, DR.' flERTRtjDE I
r hBith. died tf Tjaresis last night, af- . E. Lamberaon, Dentlsu, removed to Macleay
...! mnnthn illness. I fl"h "r-
PTBB OB ALCATBAS.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 21. Fire de
stroyed the .government bakery on Al-
catraa Island yesterday and caused a
damage to the amount of 1300.
LEGAL KOTICES.
FREE SHINES.
CLOTHES CLEANED and - preaned 1 per
month., Unique Tailoring . uo,, naanmg-
1 ton at.1
NOTICE 1 hereby given that tho uudersigned
have been appointed exeeutrleea of the
, last will and testament of, nugn McKrido,
NICELY FL'RNISHED ROOMS en anlte or
alngle; gas, best and pnone tree, ai jaiq.
' . FOB REST. - ;
tub i.innm H TO It 13 BUILDING No. 04 and
00 Front St., now occupiea oy waanama mi
Co., will be ror rent juiy i, jam. abvij
to R. T. Cox, room Np. 10, New Market blk.
-JEWELERS.
' ' . ''
THE O. HEITKEMPEB CO., mannfactortng .
lewelera. zxil Morrlaon at.
IJIBTRANCE.
J. PHILIP KENNEDY, loauranee; realdent
agent Norwicn union nr insuranc ouvit.
Phone South lottl. Mammon piog. :
Will anu leeuiuor v u. .. vi. 1. . ,... aheiih. I . '. n.n. , l II..I.I1I.- .r.A In.
deceased, by th. county; txntrt or tno otate . "i"ZJ:r'.nu&.
FURNI8HED BOOM&
r oriron. for Multuomnn totmt.v. All
neraona having claim against tbe eafnte of
. . . ...... ... In. ..I m .Ni.anl V. . . m
aula . aeceaeru i"!1""1. ... ,.. .
j..w orip,i with tironer vottehent, to aa at
he law otHee of Miller A Miller, room 012
Commercial Block, Portland. Oregon, within
tx moil i nil iniiu iur , Vv ;
11 rut ton ot Ah notice, which i May 21,
'L. -.A HfltlV TP M'Dntnv
rerrlee7of the" Last Wl 1 and' Testiinioiit I LOGAN BUILDING. 108 Union are. Elegant
BM'eBrldelale"4 i ' room. for. hmisekeeplpg or tr.n.lent, furnished
FOB KENT Three rooms, single ' or In suite.
in house of a private family. awmsnea or
unfurnished. Located on both car lines, and
1 only ten mlnnte' walkto tne postoniee.
Aadress, Dog ef, inij,. or pnong neo oooi.
or unfurnished; rates reasonable. '
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
FURNISHED ROOMS Two furnished bonae-
keening room,, every tning new, an com-
14 k a VJBVLJ '' """"
eU-l?. VmlUUA HOUSE.
mina i n i nn if H i rn r fur I'rifa i '" -
$7B0.
aoutbweat cor. First
fHvnlike rooma and aoltea
OOLtTMBIA BZAL ESTATE k TBTJST !
FOB SALE.
HOMES
i - ON EASY PAYMENTS .
From 6 to S Rooms . il,0S0 to 53,000.
A. T. MYERS & CO.
314 Chamber 'tf Oommirc Bldg. f
SMALL housekeeping 'outfit; rent paid till 1st;
liking distance; aiu, . Auareaa
2 rooms
"Outrlt."
7-KOOM HOUSE, connected wltn aeweri rent
Sto per . moutn; only , f i.aou. y? ov uoiaa-
mlth st. . -. - -
FOR SALE 2 large building lots, at Midway;
cars pass in place; uitit nuo wiwr, ; rw-
tieiunra. owners aiiiwanaie runwuiw,
CCTTOH MARKET, QTJIETEB.
Journal Specjltrl Service.) -NEW
YORK, May It. The ' cotton
pit Is quieter today. : A big slump In
IJvorpool caused ; a falling away but
the market later rallied. , . ,'; , .
, I "'i .il .1 11 ! " . ' 1 ' '.. . '
ABIBONBACX riBBS. ; -
t Jptirnkl Special Service.) ' '
GI.ENN . KALI.8. : May. 21. The Adi
rondack forest fires are reported under
control this, morning. The loss will
exceed .1,000,000. -
B......tiil4 AV Tllrnn' -p-tt.nA. TV
S. National Bank, Portland; Bank oi
California, San Francisco; Crocker
Wool worth National Bank, San Fran
cisco.
FOR MALE Vi acrea of land; honse, barn
mi mui water, an Kinaa or xruua, a me
borne for anyone; price, $700. Inquire J..
A. Dowllng, Molwaukle. foetomee.
FOR SALE One quarter section, good timber
land lu lateon t'oontT. i,ouu. . Auoxes uox
L, No. l, care jonrnar, -
TO EXCHANGE.
wish th v.TCHAXGR a few vacant bits
in Spokane for something' In or new Port
land. AddrfH Boi T. care Journal.
L0ET.
Members Chicago Board of Trade, San
: Franclaco Produce Exchanger Sar
Francisco Stock , and , Bond Exchange
lioST A small open-faced ladle' gold wateh
Kir-Is movement, jtn piuimum ana gam
r.mnnl 1,'lliller: Will' bf SllltablV- re-
Grains. Provisions, Stocks, Pnndi h"r""" "mg " 228 M"rr""B Kt
and Cotton.
HOTELS.,
an Francisco Office: w 102 Third aTtree
- 410 Caiiloraia st, . IORTIVNv OB.
ITIEIX VENTILATED alngle room", ioe, 20c.
and 25c aV night:' netiM,- ua-. jjpe tTcreu
Uotu, cor Second am Davl. .,
dividual' accidents surety bonds of U kind.
Phone 47. concord ping.
H. F. B ARTELS COMPANY, Fire Iminranee, J
443 Sherlock bldg. ' Oregon phone. Clay
ISAAC L. WHITE, Are insuranee, 225 Sherlock ;
bldg. Oregon phone. Main o8. : 1,
LAVNDRIEB.
einrveit : nlun towel datlv. aoaD.
brush, 1 per month. "Oregon Laundry
let Supply Co., 884-868 TCast Oak.
-.- East 13. ':'-"-'- : '; ' "'"
erviM nviwrT.a via IT. V. Comb, brash.
It nt month. Lawrence Bro., Towel Sup.
ply Co.. Fom-th nd Con en sts.-
coJkb and - I
aoaeTIk'
Pbbn 410.
MONET ADVANCED.
MONEY ' ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE,
tea maters, etc.; without seeurlty, eaay ' jay:
- menu; lsrgest bnslnesa in 40 principal Cities.
t-Tolman;' 22:1 Ablngton bldg.
MACHINERY.
TRENKMAN A CO., mining, aawmlll, logging
machinery, hydraulic pipes, cantlnga of all
kinds repaired. ' 104 N. Fourth St. -
MODEL MAKER.
FOR FIRST-CLA8S REPAIRING go to.Andy
Frit. machlnlat and model maker. 110 6th.
KAB8AOE.
HDMB. H. E. .ELY, dermatologtat, maaaage,
electrle .treatment: lw First at.----
- MORTGAGE LOANS.
ON IMPROVED city and farm property, at low.
et current rates; building loans, Installment
Joana. - Wm. MaeMaatrr. 811 Worcewter bldg. ,
MINING AND MINE PROMOTERS.
SESSIONS ft SIMPSON, 'mining and mine pro
moters. Room 2. Oiemher of Commerce.
PLUM1EB8.
DONNERBERG A RADKMACHER, plumber,
removed to 81 Fourth st. Both photM.- .
A