TIIE OREGON JXA.ILY JOURNAL.1' PORTLAND. TUESDAY' EVENING. J 30, 1003. r, . t. - FARMER mm BY ANGRY MOB Charged with Having Killed Aged Woman on Sunday and Thrown Her Body to Be taten by the Hogs. Daughter of His Victim Re turned from Church and Fotmd Corpse Partially De voured by Hungry bwme. TWO HUNDRED ARE ENTOMBED IN MINE GANG Explosion Near Cheyenne Crushes Workmen to Death or Holds Them Prisoners In the Bowels J of the Earth'" Rescue Work Goes On. LE BARGE ... , - t mi ARRESTED (Journal" Special Service.) WEIa'H. I. T., June SO A courier brings tiewe that Infuriated cltlxena have surrounded a young firmer who If susprctcd of murdering Mrs. Johnson, an aged woman, on Sunday- night, and lynching with torture la the mob's vowed intention. The courier believe the turpose was curried out about noon. The woman was killed with a club, the motive being robbery, and the body waa thrown into a ho pen. where It was dis covered by her daughter when she le turned front church. The hogs had par tially devoured It. (Journal SpecTal Service.) . CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June SO. Two hundred men are Imprisoned alive or crushed and mangled In death at the bottom of the Hanna coal mine, where a frightful explosion occurred at 11 o'clock today. The cauae of the frightful accident Is not known, a gigantic eruption occurring Just before regular time to change shifts. Earth and stones were vomited upward from the depths of the. mine, and the cries of the Injured were heard. Men are working frantically to release those who are entombed, but It Is not known to what extreme the lrath list may extend. Trio Young in Years, but' Far Older Jn . Crime, Are Once More . Before the Court as Living Problems.- HIS OFFICIAL TERM EXPIRES TONIGHT Game Warden Quimby Suc ceeded Tomorrow by J. W, Baker of Cottage Grove, CASCADE LOCKS ARE OPENED ONCE MORE Were Found Partially Intoxi cated Under Darkness' of Burnside-Street Bridge-Fre quently in I rouble, , Jim Dumps' grandchild, sly little IV Cried, "Grandpa, on the lowest shelf -Please put the food 1 like the best 60 1 can reach It with the rest v I Just love Force,1 " ehe said to him. , ' , r Force' you shall have," said "Sunny Jlm. Joe Le Barge, Albert Richardson and Clifford Morton, lads of .tender years, were arrested under the Burnslde- street bridge shortly fter midnight by Patrolman "W'endorf, and wars this NO CHANGES ORDERED ON SHORT LINE YET, The Scheme to Transfer Track- age South of Salt Lake . Not 'Announced. After guarding the state's game for five years. Warden K B. W. Quimby of this city will tomorrow morning be sue ceeded by J. W. Baker, of Cottage Orove, who waa appointed to the office several weeks ago by Gov. Chamberlain. The six deputy wardens will also go ou with their chief. Mr. Quimby was appelated State Came and forestry Warden by ex-Oov T. T. Oeer. During his time in office, he has been watching the frame that la protected by law In every section of the state, having made at least Hi arrests for the violation of the statute regard Ing the kftllng of birds, deer and other "sportsmen's delight." Since the first of the present year the warden has made Receding Water Makes It Pos- rao?Jng S"?1?1"? fZ 11 I r rv rii I ln to Municipal Court on charges of bwm 101 niver ooais 10 Pass Through, Journal Special Service.) 8ALT LAKE. June 30. At noon today if arrests; two of these were for the shooting of fame birds out of season. four were parties who had placed saw no word was received from the confer ence ln New York relative to the trans - fer of the Oregon 8hort Line trackage dust In fish streams, all the others being. souio 01 eaii iae to the Bait Lake for the violation of the law relating tu route as projected by W. A. Clark. deer-hunting. Two trips were recently Naj circulars have been Issued as yet made by Mr. Quimby to investigate the run anaquaners or ine uregon reported trapping of beaver in Marion , Short Line or San Pedro road relative and Lincoln Counties, but he was unable . to the transfer. General Manager Wells to obtain enough evidence to even file 01 iua jauer roaa saia: "we expect I a complaint against the-suspected par the transfer to be made tonight unless ties. . the lawyers do a little more juggling. "When T .nnnir.t.,1 tn this nfflre Unless word Is received, however, from said Mr. Quimby this morning, "the law nw jor, nuvnmg win oe aone. .At- regarding the selling of game In the - wnw7i wr omn roaas returnea this open market waa being violated right morning rrora noche, Nev., where yes- along. I went to work to put a stop to ' terday they secured the dismissal of this practice and I am very proud of the ma ui me ngni or way wnicn I fact that it was atopped. with the e- nare ptin id me courts ror tne past ceptlon of the last II days in the month two years. of November, when upland birds are sold in all public markets. I tried hard to get the Legislature to pass a bill prohibiting this, but did not succeed. This Is a measure that I think should be passed soon, as the wanton destruc tion of the upland game birds during the open market days will soon rid that section of the state of its quail and pheasants," Mr. Quimby says that during the months of August. September and Oe tober the Oama Warden makes as many arrests as during the other nine months put together. The deputy wardens that fo out of office tonight are:, B. G. Hodson of Rose ffnnrnal Hr.a..l t.ll ' burg. J,. 8. Frits of The Dalles. T. B. HIGHLANDS,, June 10. Shamrock's l.1.1? I- F- Iwht of . Kla. . race began at 11 o'clock oVer a 30-mile m .L ' V, " 1 '.ettyman Ba F- Allsky, ii course.-vAt 1711 both were-seen return . hoth,f Portland., , ,. ., ..... 1 ; Ing, the Shamrock suffering the break- Ing of an Iron bar which held the sheet. DADE I EA DETTED The yacht Erin is close beside the chal- I VI L LLXf DL I I LIV lenger. sir Thomas Llpton this ntorn , Ing expressed sutprlse at the showing -. - made by the Reliance. He Is not so eon X fident ntfw. but says that the challenger r ,ia toe oest Doa t ureat Britain can pro- SHAMROCK DAMAGED . DURING TRIAL RACE An Iron Bar Which Held Sheet Sn.app.ed' This ; - riMprnlng, The gradual decline of the high wafer, which has been noted during the past week, hns made it possible for, river L.. h.- .Vm. . ..r.,hi.m h.rA . 1 t- I drunk and disorderly. What to do with the trio proved too vexing a problem for the court, and the case waa contin ued until tomorrow. Although of tender years, all of the I boys have bad records in police circles. add the proper course to pursue ln their boats to once more r throutfi Cas- ,n, court j0 L, Barge, the senior caue iocKs. Tne prst boat to mage me I member of what has been for many passage was one of the steamers of the I months known as tne L Barge gang. Is Regulator Line, operated In connection old beyond bis years. As Judge Jlogue with the Columbia River ft Northern. "Wessea h um morning, ne seems nes- whlch passed the locks in safety yes- iohrtl0?Lff ....i... I his future lire In prison. He has been . . . I arrested numerous times, once for H. C. Campbell, general manager of rbbina- the Laue - Davis drug store. the Columbia River ft Northern, was at at the corner of Third and Xamblll Cascade Locks yesterday. He said: streets, and serVed a Jail tentence. While the locks are now not In perfect The Richardson and Morton boys have been arrested on previous occasions for being drunk, Patrolman Wendorf has been repeatedly told by residents on his East Side district that the boys have been stealing small things from stores and houses. ' A Vigilant watch has been " '' ''' ' Tfc Sstdjtta-Serfa Ceiaal vliKed alike by young and old. ha Like It. t "J little tM asrwa years old. - W ass Tore for breakfast and like It Jsmij kliaaiMT Biovaimox." II A ; . .. i -z It' condition for the handling of boats with accustomed dispatch, yet the' worst of the trouble is over. The water Is fall ing slowly and the danger that threat ened for a week or more Is past. "During the high water we chartered kept, but It has not been possible to an engine and several freight cars to obtain evidence Sufficient to place a more run on the O. R. ft N. tracks between charge than the present one Bonneville and Cascade Locks. Freleht " v v VACATION Til AT Seaside House Clatsop Beach, Oreoon. COURTHOUSE WILL OPEN fRIDAy JULY 10, 1903 n w 1 wss transferred from the up river boat at Bonneville to the cars and hauled rennd Under Bridge. The boys were found under the east above the locks where It was again fna, 01 l" urnsiae-street bridge. Fa- transferred to a steamer that made the After Tomorrow No More Reg ular Cases Will Be Tried-Tn the State Circuit Court Until September 14. The Anest summer hotel on the Nnrthwat rv.. ih w. v. a . . " " " " w www IU II1USIL UTBUtllUI natural surrounaings. Boating and golf. ror further Infnrm.ttnn aa t ' MANAQBR iEABIDB HOUBB. SEASIDE, OREGON.' n i- 7T 7 "siBBssaBasBssssssBssssjBssssssaaMBMSaBssssssssnsMSM BIRTHS trolman Wendorf states that there were Hn nt t h.m In th. .an. mnA . . -. wtKam run fi. . rri. T.-II.. 1 " ' " " I w ih w- dtacoveriHl to ba nnrnachlnv considerable of a nuisance, but all that two of them broke and ran. making good could be done under the circumstances." their escape. One of the boys is Frank Back front His Trio. J Thompson, another notoriously bad W. C. McBride. general acent of thi out,L mln their escape Rio Grande lines, has returned aftar I were " to nave been armed with re- 10 dava' trin tn Bait Iv. ..d .... vuivors. J r w . . w ii v. i . . . . In California. Colorado and Hontharn troimn wendorr stated this morn- Oregon. Mr. McBride went to confer ,n tB a om the boye they with officials of the traffic department in P"1"' Intoxicated, Aocordlng the Mormon caDitai. ,0 nl" etatement, they had been drink- npeaKing or his trip, he sa d: "Per- - v Vacation timV hmt Mr th. .... LT ? "Si" WuiuTO L'''Ai" with 7' . uivuIi I h.V vmilJ hr..k lain . I "tvrw Vf 1MB UlierCBl, WnVUIir M IB the yi.it Just completed will probably be jXTllomu "IT bih ln t0 w uk fortnight oft my last one for soma tim tn rh.t Kit. Juage rxogue stated rrom the bench , K ki . . u- 8. II. Babcock. ...iant .n-rVr ning that he scarcely knew ""r. " ' " manager of the Rio Grande lines has aVV,? hboy- 80ta In a majority of the st All Clerks Will Be Allowed Two Weeks Off During Summer Postal Employes Will En joy bnort nest, . Jaae 8, to Mr. end Mrs. George O. Uarey, Jane 14, te Mr. aad Mrs. Q, Bewett ef Fortlaad. a aaashtar. Jase t, to Mr. aad Mrs. T. L. Smith et larur ana Tweirts streets, e soa. .una so, u nr. ana Mrs. a. Beeker. Eait Oliver, &H AND TAKES DRIVE dues, and if it does not lift the cup mere win oe noining xo no out try with a schooner, which is allowable under a oeeo .or girt.-. Afterward Discussed Affairs of Church with Distinguished Visitor from Africa, resigned after 25 years of continuous service and will retire to private life. "Mr. Babcock'a reslmatlon becomes effective tomorrow. The office has been abolished, the company officials having recently decided to appoint no successor. VBefore the, consolidation of the Denver ft Rio Grande with the Rio will be done tomorrow. Tweaty-elgbth aad Sandy road, i Jane SB, te Mr. and Mrs. C. H. first street, a dauahtar. June 1, te Mr. aa4 Mrs. A. L. Mario, tST 8hrldaa street not gtvts). June 15, te Mr. and Mrs. B. C Glover, 331 Aoaata street, a eaushtor. Jaae 88. te Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Bashoag, ee Bast Tw.lfth street, a oaoaater. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Jane t, Roy McCsrty, 801 Water stmt; Sieaslae. June JT, two children ef f. L. Smith, Tsylor and Twelfth stratts; meaalee. june xi, urman unmm, ot Boss street; NORTHWEST WEATHER In a majority of the stores and offices throughout the city the employes are I ' pstheru. allowed from 10 days to a month inlmilSL w,Ul " rwrth street; (Journal Special Service.) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. June JO The Tlm.a ' Th. .K.. .n -v cuiir. in vu" uuunwt u-i 7i Z ZZ. - .. " I ahnwara In th. Snnlknut i,v. I wl" iwo wnm ore wiin lull Grande Western under the name of the fhowf " 'n.theT SteTJ?.? Py. Work during the next two months rormer, me two companies maintained tV.i7..I .-.." " " , . ' v. tun mi, nftto a Dwiiiimuig lime OI It. showers, and plenty of them, ln both wmcn to visit tne mountains or sea. ina as. Karl Vom. aar umi. ..-.. shore or take what other rest and recrea- neaiies. June as, Bsira risber, 630 Front street; At the County Courthouse the 60 r w. employee In the different departeaents scarlet few. ""-.-"! " "m separate headquarters at Denver and Halt Lake reapectlvely. After consoli inere is also some warm weather in sight to follow the showers. Wednes day will be fair ln Minnesota. COMPLAINT FILED Residents of Alblna have filed a com. plaint against the saloon conducted by I a. i ioaeii on union avenue and Morris street, which they allege Is conducted in a nisoraeriy manner. This complaint Is I sn hour's drive in the Vatican gardens. ne arterwaras- received tne coadjutor vicar of Capetown and discussed South African affairs with him. (Journal Special Service.) LONDON, June 80. A dispatch from Rome says the Pope has recovered from his indisposition and this morning took INJURED IN SAWMILL ASK FOR DAMAGES In the hands of the License Committee, but In order to give Lodell a chance to answer the charges, action wss deferred until Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. John Sinner applied for a saloon li cense at 42 Falling street, but the committee did not think- It wise to al. !2TLrJ,,J2T ?E..B.Ltbat po,nt- and WUoo. Keeta Witt -sinful Accident vv.ww mi. I waue a won ib aumth lumber BOIL 8. Wilcox, helper on the gang edger in th. mllla ftt th. Rflitrn T.nmh.r Hnm. B. Gately hat flied a claim aralnst I n.n v met with a nalnful arldetit whll. the City with the Council Judiciary Com-i at work this moralna- that will nrnh. Ritttee asking damages ln the sum of ably cost him the loss or nis right eye. ," r injuries sustained lit ralllna- H. wu nthervlaa Inlureit hl nna. through the Fifteenth-street bridge. The being broken and his jaw knocked out bridge; he says, was defective. An in- of line. estlgation as to the facts Is being made The injuries received by Wilcox re- by the City attorney. suited from a one-Inch board splitting t'hile being run through the machine. HOT IM PMIPAPn Quick as a flash the splinter was IIUI 111 LIIIUttuU I slammed bank Into his fare, renderlna i him unconscious for a time. He was CHICAGO. June 30. It Is sweltering removed to the Good Samaritan Hosoltal hot here, being 87 at 2 o'clock. Two where Dr. Jefferds attended him. At a prostrations from heat ta.ve already late hour this afternoon he was rest been reported. nr easy. datlon the Joint officers were located at ,fte'' , Th amo Prdctl 'or Iowa. Denver with the exception of a few of ficials Wo were left at Salt Lake. Mr. Babcock Is practically the last of these officials and the head offices will here after be In Denver. 'That is why I say I may not be in Salt Lake for some time again. All agents will hereafter report to the Den ver offices. I returned by way of San Francisco and north on the Southern Pacific." in the Circuit Court will be slack and after July 2 there will be no more cases on the regular docket until the 14th of I "DEATHS AMERICAN SQUADRON LEAVES THE KAISER Sails for Portsmouth Emperor Do More Yacht Racing, June J5. : Msrnrette A.' Johnson, seed '40. Hent.mhffr Th. fmir 4tin. Tnkn . "fninaiwa. i inowil une fir " ,.,. JJ. . I m,TM Perry -O. Baser, arod Tl, 081 Hood rt disease. Interment Rlrer View PHYSICIAN ARRESTED Cleland, Arthur L. Fraser, Alfred F. June as, Sears, Jr.. and M. C. George, will rest 'treat ; heart Th. r'nimtir Cnwvi will nnnHm,. 1 . ... tcutiwirin,; nrigni s aiaetss. weaiains snipped te vuuri. I jariaooTim, ur ror iBiermeni. The carriers and clarka at f. nn.t. I June 87,-John Jonas, aad e7. St. Vincent office will be riven IS riava .!. with H"P'MJ; !rl(?t ot Pfe. Interment " norm lamoiii wmerery. full pay. The men will be allowed to Jnne 14. Jobs St.la. aged 87. st Heppner, take their vacations beginning July IE, is the lood. Iotarrad la Lone rir Cemetery. mmnm jn, riuar Biaiia, im T. aaSt (Journal Special Service.) SPOKANE, June 80. Dr. H. P. Mont- borne was arrested this afternoon, w".. I." . charged with performing a crlmlna """k4 A" r 8ub. itMt 7.ri .,. rwrtm',1' ol' IlPl. " ' operation. It is alleged an illegitimate !?m MT,!S.V;?f.,??" te ctrr,er terment Looe ru .Cemetery. . chilrl was humeri tn th. ,.K wm reuove me regular men. ------ - -- . ..w ,iivvuaa,ui fail engine by its father, who Is a locomotive Xsrrlmaa Offlolals Xere. B. Campbell, assistant traffic director engineer. of the Harrlman lines and assistant to traffic director of the Southern Pacific, WANT HIGHER WALKS .... i -. . , , . ..... i .icumianien oy nis wire ana cnuaren. arrived In Portland last evening. They The present owners of property TO URGE RAPID WORK The Idwaad Solsaaai tradavtaklu fl. ftiaerai eureotevsj and emseJsmecm, MO in Chamber of Oommeroe's Open zUver I a T.I1 T .v,: oomnutsee nee Tomorrow to 91 I ew eesaewsBBaean, eeraer nut aad an mwvwvm, mm paoswnj ate. V. ones the I'ortage Boad. ine upen rtiver committee or the Pienlinlma. e Oteerem Chamber of Commerce will meet to-1 sea BeUeTeedt anadera, Sol en tine. Oi ty Solai .w. -v i . . NauwM. osars-ss avaaita. sasi akii, mviiuw m wiv viiauiuci ruvm at I a- saa a a a m.Trf7. p. m. to discuss the present status of cseskaWeta tne worx mat is to ma ice tne waters of the Columbia navigable from Its source! ami TZBW CararJTTBBT. to the mouth. The work is thought. by uw iiremun ui ui cvminmn to n I JOTUaa4 wbiak aatajJT moving along somewhat slow. The I aad aaeeai fee lota. Te mil laf ClsB Breev ftt Bewera, Btt Korrlsea FTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Simmons Bros. 101-103 GRAND AVENUE, COR. WA$H. Ew imw txx w auiuc ui VVailLCU UIIU UCSIf able goods of the season quoted at prices that ...Sit 1 ejeei A m a . yuu win unu impossible 10 aupucaie else where for the same quality of goods. .. ...Petticoats 68c... -4 1 1 BEEK8VCKZS STBI7E WABaT FETTXOOATB, vuaiy, wiae piauea, aeep rume. fast colors, cut gener- ...Wrist Bags Of ABBOSTSD OOXiOBS and styles, with steel or olJ chains 85o WSUBT BAOB, made of Morroco. silk-lined and inside pocket, nickel or gold mountings and chains; good 5c values 40o ...The Tom-Boy Waists... TOM onui 11 ytars . ABTttBOTB, every pair warranted; ages from 2 to . .95e ...Belts...9 Of pure white silk cord, woven ln the newest patterns, with white satin h, rose.ie.ana lasseis. in DiacK ana white satin, bow end front, very w signuy ana worm ii.uo. This Week 65c 1XTBB BTXtTB SBZiTB of mercerised linen, with oxidised or gold - buaklee; a beauty for t hie week.--. -. . s. , . . , ; . rr . , r rrr.aBe " XOSB SUBBOBTSBO. ln all kinds, colore and ciuallttea... ino. 9Vn en. ' r.aeasA.Aa.aas.i.aMA.., UI.Vilii4Umi will remain here about a week the guest Couch's Addition today nled a petition of friends. with the City Council asking- permlssiqn Mr. Campbell's visit to Portland la one to construct and maintain a conrr.,. of rest and recreation and Is wholly un- sidewalk on the east side of Second official. His home is in Chicago, but he street one foot above the present grade occasBion every year to make a to Keen out tne water when the river snort trip to uregon. rises, Before going with the Southern Pa- cinc. Air. campbeu was for several Concert Was a Bneoees, years uamo manager or tne J. K. & N. I vivrnirvrn wh t.. an-v. with nfllK.. in (hi. .11.. A. LI. , ... .. 1 no resignation to go East, the' office' he had" SUr lastetVnlni proved the bT "t ll " SKit W SrZSST'' held was abolished and that of general t.nJ V.W.lVn. VP.. ' v.. to what work has been done on thel VC ,LaA, wreoUeat. I..h.u -....j ...L.ll.....i - t . .. ..... . m .-.....,-v Pnrt,.. n.f nil Hi . , ..-! - : r II T I.IIV a.CTIlL HUUBIIIULMI. ."Yl I . miliar n.a.A I. a t-1 ..... I vi HI. the present Incumbent of the office, be- orlum was packed arid even standin. op,n,on that noth!n has as yet been in, Mr Campbell's offlciV successor in room"." rtLuSi The MJ$7ZUlJZW Kr,7"-l".U8.K " "r:.Va.mp: C'P' not fully accounted for. '"'V' " hTA 7 iT',.m " niii un iiiuiiiiue; in vumerence as tnere are numerous tickets still not ' ' . rj , with ' President Mohler of the O. R. A L.rnH h,, . !..:" "i. "?! The members of this committee are: w places the ine southern f'acinc is making ex- with the other tensive preparations for a season of given, will go to Heppner for the relief iioiiYir irnvei iu i. rater jaxe. name at- of the unfortunates there. tractive zoiaers, advertising that place and Mount Mamma, have been Issued by the company. The descriptive material and the half-tones are very neatly pre sented. (Journal Special Service.) Crater Lake Is regarded as one of the PORTSMOUTH. Eng., June SO. Sousa unique scenic features In the United Is 111 and unable to conduct his perform States and its mountain surroundings ance here today. The nature of his are most picturesque, several company illness is not known. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS but a conservative estimate u. u.kn .i.,,... . "V i.T V I " ' amount at $150, all of which, S ."Ce'r it rm ' W' ,aH ther hundreds Vancouver has willUm. ' ZZLTX? t"1 KO to HeDoner for the r.ll.r Williams. I "" fil.-.V"."::".""!! SOUSA IS ILL photographers, who have been there for the past two weeks, taking special views of the scenery, returned to Portland fo day. Other publications with the late pictures will soon be issued. The largest single excursion of the year will be from August 4 to 18 from Portland and points ln California. BaUroad Votes. Li.1 B. Gorham, general agent, and G. W. Balnter, traveling passenger agent of the Rock Island, are ln Astoria today. They will return tomorrow. William.. Harder, general agent of the Great Northern, has gone to The Dalles for a few days' rest. Henry L. Slsler of Omaha, accom panied by his family, has left for a two weeks' visit ln the Twin Cities. J. A. QUI, Pacific Coast agent of the Lake Shore line, will leave tonight for his home ln San Francisco. Thad Sweek. of the freight depart ment of the O. R; & N who has been visiting in the East for the past 10 days, left Chicago this morning and will reach Portland Saturday morning. Barbel Campbell et nl te A. W. Lam bert, fete J. te IT, slack 1, Mlliat's Bars l! 'tVt'wa et' al.' to A.' W. lia'mbert tor's, block . Dolaa'a add J. W. Cinder, aerator, to A. W. Lam bert undivided 1-11 east 23 fret lot 4. block iao. Bast Portland: lot 4. block as. Alblaa, and east U snath west seetloa It towasblp 1 sooth, rangs 8 east, and part Iota 1, 8, S ' and 4, section 12, township 1 south, rsnge S east Penlnanlar Real Sstata Company to I Before the banquet the following pro- S3 Jrotar Ada n b M" gram m iiBienea to oy tne guests: xbo,. Or.h.m and wife to Alio Funs Vocal solo. Judith Snodgrass: piano ton. Sixiao feet Ullhsn S'enue and solo, Hattle Young, cornet solo, Mary Bise Line read .............. Xait. I ? H- llarlsy to Phil Metcb.n, 4 seres JUUdldl b LIS! 01 nOlSeS an CJ and the following responded: Professor Ismnel M. Bolce to Uary A. Boiee. 10S Hockenberry. B. M. Grandy, Hugh Mo- ,CT . town.blp l north, it . i . ' w... ,.i ranaa a rmi "p " ' inieB ouaie ieai, well I John A. Martin and wlfa OVERNIGHT ENTRIES BANQUET AT. LA GRANDE '(Journal Special Service,) . LA GRANDE, Or., June 30. The first annual nanquet or tne La urande High School Alumni Society was held last evening at the Knights of Pythias Hall. About 40 members and their friends were present. IS 00 1 400 40 ,130 (Journal Special Service.) KIEL, June 80. The American squad ron sails for Portsmouth at 6 o'clock this evening. The Kaiser, accompanied by Allison Armour, left for Eckenford early this morning, where he will race hla yacht Meteor in today's regatta. Vanderbtlt's yacht sailed for Kronstadt this morning, from which place a tour will be made of European waters, re turning to New Tork in time for the cup races. The officers of the Kear sarge intend to present the Kaiser with pictures or their ship. AFTERMATH OF THE FRIGHTFUL WRECK So Far 141 'Bodies Have Beerr Recovered from Rail' road Disaster, (Journal Special Service.) MADRID. June JO. Forty- more bodies were removed today from the wreckage of the Bllboa train which crashed through the bridge Saturday night, making a total of 141. It la esti mated that it will require eight more days to remove the wreckage. All workers, who Include many soldiers, are compelled to keep carbolic cotton over their mouths and noses because of the putrifylng bodies still ln the debris. AMERICANS AGAIN WIN FROM GERMANS Rowing Race Between Navy - r-.-j- ti a- .! jacwes cnas vicioriousiy- tor-uncle bam, Weights for Tomorrow's Races. Grandy, Nellie Finn, Cleva McKennon and Alice Henson. SEATTLE, June 80. The orernlaht entries for tomorrow's races st The Meadows track are as follow.: Flr.t race, four furlong-, selling, S-year-olds ana up Wi t'ute ....iobi 4928 j. H. Crr....HJ w noi.ny ,i i i wviz Tiercnies HI 4HK4 Koaenua KMI-ttWt Monk B loo I'll TO. O (Xi4HlX capltola lot) wn Jim itowm.p.iiii 9wn i.imr M., Jr. Ill Oolng to St. ToniaT If so, learn about the new tourist serv ice inaugurated bv the O. R A K via Denver and Kansas City. City ticket of- I The Title Guarantee A Trnrt Company flee. Third and Washington. I.L'"' M111 ,ot T bloek North to r. w. Isherwood. lot 6. east 44 lot S. block 1S4, Couch Add Nancy A. Roberts .to . Henry I. Sarbsr. lots 1 snd 8, west H lot t, west lot 4. block 18. TronttUIs lionise Log us, executrix, to Joseph Burk- nsra, part mi i. buck iza; part lot X. 1ZD, 4, block East Portland 13,000 000 4,800 Irvinaton Helen B. ttadfleld to J. O. Wetlt, west Mi lot 41. Fulton Park C. A. Rosenberg to L. J. Tolls, 1 sere la section "30, township 1 south, rings 1 eaai 379 838 140 00 447 Abandoned Kaay Tear. VANCOUVER, Wash., June 80. Charles F. Hoyt today filed ln the Supe rior Court a petition for divorce from his wife, Francis M. Lake-Hoytr on the plea that she for S3 years has disre garded Jhe solemnity of her marriage 4W5 L. Fisherman. lit) vow and without cause deserted her 4027 Homage . .....106 husband, and has for that time contin ued to live apart from him. The parties to the suit were married. December 27, 1877, at Russell, Kan. Benefit Ban Game. VANCOUVER, Wash.. June 30. The benefit nma of. ball between tha ti. wo wiu, -ur.H,. iuui wuo i,nerrr.tone ..114 nesS and professional men ' yesterday 1 If arv K. Vobaa to &f. B. Thomnaoa lAt Beeona race, sit ruriongs, selling, 4-re.r-old. afttrnnan reaultiwl , tn hlnxk 84 Mnltnnm.h ...V. nd up: . U...H .A. -An...i. -j...-- 1 8hriff (for Jacob Hanson t to Victor Land ?!? H!rt m E-.P-erea ....in t " the Hennner fn7 it K I ock 4, Psrk vsm nn.rF ....... mi .iwi "ouinncipr ....ill r. ; , . " i aaa 10 Aimns 4914 C.nitiaceres .. 11114016 Educate ion tne nintn inning me scone was IV tb 13 anuo jwii uwnio ion i in iavor ox ine ousiness men. The ma. l . wnm aifisissnm . .nr!rd "Te f0r,0n, elI",', wmMs joTltir of th. rn.n ln townvpartlclpated Bee Paclno Coast Abstract, Guaranty A ana up. I n the srame. for after mtti n, mtrti, I r ai c a. n..nil aane RMd ii1lnBt PhiniM.. ie 1' . iVJ r. .. . . I " - "'' suuuihb. - - uiniuiHaniv rniiiii i i i lies rnsniiHr TtinvRPsi FariMri eM 48tt5 Ml.tys V ... 99 4K00 Olendennlng ..110 ,u. j . " r ' . ' 4806 Little M 0I48 Blissful .....T.ioj tn tnd n,l eliowed an army Of sub- Fourth race, one mile. selUns. 8-rear-oins stuuies to nattie ror glory and success; and up: . m 40O0 Piaturber ....10714017 Doreen 10.1 ' A Social Weddlnjr. I Get your title Insurance and abstraeta to real estate from the 'j. :le. Guarantee 4k Trust Co.. Chamber of Commerce., 4837 Solon 107 VANCOUVER. Wash., June 30. A 11- BUILDING .PERMITS - Wrth rm wettwrs -rot ber-ttppedr Chi cago should become the most popular 1 4K7 Matt H M7I48ST Bad Sam summer, resort in America. Newark I 4880 E. M. Brttaln.l0148fi The Pride 4028 K. Kelly 105 Alas-sO 1hs V .ai 4Q2 Andrew Hing.M MnM eTTanttid this morning for th r'lrttl fXiaa ASIA tWlllaa ebaalat htakA 4nflnavat ...v4l I HI .rTIH K DI H I J. J linnlOri SIT ItttfTAlrl cap. Beadle hurdle stakes, 8-year-oids and up: I N. T.. and Miss Edna W. Taylor .. of dwllnifr"oa Allege1 streetTlKweea SJ air. nose 100 suo imna s .13 Vancouver, juiss xayior is a daughter I fart: S2,soo. , .,. IT Au, '22 4018 The Scot ...128 of Dr. N. J. Taylor, a well-known Clarke! To Pauline Jorgensen. eonatrnct tbree-story flltts race, su furlongs, handicap, 3-year nltt. and up: Cotintv r.hvllan. .m4 i. . I ea..Bu.ide.. setwees-. Third .aad "ourth New.Torlt.cpltaliatJharoung people), .To .Frsniiiin' Bros. News. , Isdications Wtatber clear, track fast. ill ...108 met durlnsr the two veara that Tin I Alder streets: 81.000. in .irin - I To H. ' Kelfmelrer. - eonstrnet Vrfc " "" 7B. dwelling es Powell between Gsst Fourteenth Sltt rations. Front twe-story as4 ss Six! tenth;, 81,800. (Journal Special Service.)' KIEL, June 80. The rowing race be tween the cutter of the cruiser Chicago, representing the American tannarirnn. and that of the Kaiser FredWich III. representing the German fleet was held In the bay here today and was won by the Americans, who were 25 seconds' In tha ImiI at Ih. Anlah Th a .ui. . - ... .. ........ . i w c.giiu x s contest was witnessed by both fleets and W the shores were crowded with thousands of persons. As the Chicago Jacklen crossed the line they were, wildly heered by the Germans, showing a hearty sportsmanlike good will.. The American squadron sailed this afternoon with the German flag-" flying by the side of the Stars and Stripes. Th Germans gay the departing Americans a hearty sendoff. MONEY STILL COMING The local Heppner Relief Committee received $60 this morning, to be ajHed to the fund for the Willow Creek V..y sufferers. The following subscribealU' Mt Hood Division, No. 1, ( , -W O. R. C 850, 00 S Citizens of School District No. , . . , 28, Lewis County, Vash... ;io. 00 Total . . .; 8 , 80.00 Previouely. Acknowledged .....S4,St8.15 Grand total .324,111.1$ SHORT TERM IN 'JAIL (Journal Special Service.) I.ONDON, June 30. Winchester Brown, the coachman's son who. under the name of Prince Athrobold Modena. married' the Countess Russell in Decem ber last, was today sentenced , to two days' imprisonment for . makirtg false entry tn a marriage register. A: -. LIST CUT-DOWN.'; , WASHINGTON, V. : C JunW 8ft Payne passed the promotion list of tha New Tork office today, the Increase be ing iso.ooo. Tne list as prepared, by Beavers la reported as cut In half as a referre,4 Btoek Oaauaed Sooda. Allen 4k Lewis' Beit Brand. , , ft