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THE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL. - PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY . EYES JTftQ, OCTOBER 21. 1003. airy, has been granted a. 10 dara' leave TROPICAL. TOIL : NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST or aoseace. First Lieut W. M. " Qoodale, Signal corps, la assigned 'to duty in this de-J .NQWM-1im:TirvjllX Contract Surreon W. H. Sabln haa FOR LOCAL SKILL been ordered from tbla post where he was 9n temporary duty, to Fort lavw- ton, .. 8 v 1 '. OREGON CITY SOTICS. Orafoe City MhanHhws will plnaaa take sotk-a taat nrora or td Journal naa hroa MUblUhr at tha Ooorlar offlca. Bsrrnlh etraat, tzt I Sapot, irbara atwerlptloa, eonn r-Klnta, parawnta. M, will Da rat-a-rra aoa ai Irndrd to bf J. 1L Waatorar, Tba Journal Ore- goa lit? a-rant. SALEM I VANCOUVER CALLS WIFE UNTRUE AND ASKS, DIVORCE XOTIOi. lni ratMciibm will pirn taka i police tnat m Journal affncr hu trana frnsJ to Tbomptoa A Da Tit, 180 Btata atrt. woo win nnni UDVcnpucDP, rompJainia, paj- aaaaaanaamMaiaHaaaaj TEMPERANCE UNION MEETING AT SALEM NOTICV.. The Vanurr a!nrr of Tha Ora. oti Dally Journal la lor a tad at 003 Main (treat, obo 1'. Luudberg, affact. NEW ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL READY LABdB COCOABirr OXZ. TAOTOBT wan bs sxzprzn rsox sura a- rOBS TO rOBTLABO ASD AKXBX CAS W01KEII WZU BEnVACS dxtikt co ours nr tbs r&Axr. BIG BOOST FOR - NORTHERN POST ' (Journal Special Service.) ' Oregon City, Oct. II. Henry Snawlse ' brought ault for divorce yesterday from , hla wife, Annie Snawlse. The complaint ' alleges that the wife' haa ben unfalth- - f ul to her , marital vows" for the past three years.. Ha aays that aha baa re peatedly been untrue. He states that they bare resided In the city of Portland ' tar a number of years. Recently, he ays. aha has been In Dawaon City, N. W. T. Wherefore, ha prays that a de- ' tree of divorce be granted. - The parties were married In Portland in 1890. Sew Stock Company.' ';' Initiatory ateps are' being . taken for the organisation of a stock company to ' float , some of the mines In the Ogle creek ! country, just bow much of the capital stock of .the corporation . will bs the promoters are as yet unable to state. -as the details have not been arranged. It Is probable that In a few days, bow . ; ever, that the company will bs organised rand enough of the stock placed on the . (market which,- when sold, will place the , . owners In a position to push the work 'ahead with a vim. An Inspector' who 'was In the'' country for some of the '.claim owners last week delivered bis Tport yesterday. "While - they would : rgive nothing 'out for publication, they ..-professed themselves" as well pleased "with tha expert s opinion. ( Death of T. W. route. . ' Word was received here last night ' announcing the death of T. W. Fouts at the stats asylum at "Salem. - The de ceased was subject to eplleptio fits and . waa adjudged lnaane and sent to' ths asylum for treatment soma months ago. He owned considerable property in this pises and bis family lives hers. His re mains will bs brought boms for burial '. i rsgoa City Sotes. Ths Women's Lewis and Clark Club bt Oregon City entertained last evening at ths Armory hsll for' ths benefit of ' ths Sacajawea Monument fund. Danc ing was Indulged in and refreshments were served. , A feature of ths enter . talnment was' a war dance by members of the local tribe L O. R. M. i A dancing club sailing under the euphonious name 0f "O. K," has been organised In . this city and will give their first dance of 'the season at the Willamette hall, Saturday evening Henry Garde, with his wife, four children and a cousin, left Tuesday for the Warm Springs reservation lands. -They went by steamer to The Dalles, and from there went by .wagon, taking with them a team and cow. Yesterday 8: K. Green left for bis min eral property in the Blue river country. fie. had been preceded by two days by 1. B. Nichols and Charles Muran. They report the prospects good for mining m ths Blue river district and will re main two weeks prospecting in those mountains. ' " .'-- E. 8. McFarland, Jack Douthltt and "Red" r Williams have returned from s week's hunting expedition in ths east em part of Marion county. They report the killing of a-considerable number of Chinese pheasants and other , game. (Journal Special Service.) Salem, Or.. Oct-21. Ths state con ventlon of ths Women's Christian Tern perancs Union, which met hers in formal Session for ths stats convention . this lornlng, waa last evening welcomed to Baiem toy representatlvs men . and women.' The opening meeting was really held last - evening, and there was a large attendance, A musical program was Interspersed with addresses of wel come, as .follows: For the city, Re corder N. J. Judah; for ths churches, Rev. F. W. . Cliffs; for the purss, E. Hoferj for the university, Dean W. C Hawley; . for the publio schools. City Superintendent Traver; for ths women's club, Mrs.- T. T. Qeer; for ths county W.iCL Ti U..' Mrs. R. M. Steele: , for ths Salem W, C. T. Mrs. H. C. Watheney KCBSTASY Or WAX CXASCIZa XT roxMZB BECznoir avd az.zowi xxjbotbxo ooKPAinr or sxattu TO OFS&ATS A 1XMM OTTO TOUT XO.WTOV JCXAJTS MUTOM TO CTXT. (Journal Special Service.) . Vancouver, Wash., Oct II. Official information waa received at the adju tant general's office of the department this morning that the secretary of . war had changed his former decision regard- journal Snsclal Service.) Pendleton, Oct II. Bishop O'Reilly of Baker City Is In Pendleton and Mon day afternoon and evening he met a company of ths medical staff of ths hos pital and Mayor Halley, at which time ths plans for ths dedication of ths new hospital were discussed and a general program formed. Ths dedication will take place on No vember S and both Governor Chamber Iain and Governor Morrison of Idaho have signified their ' Intention of being present and taking part in ths exercises Besides tnese men others or prominence will be hers to help make the day . a memorable one. , ... ; ' The new St Anthony hospital will be one of ths best equipped In ths state.' In arrangement and convenience It will be equal to any In the stats apd In slss it will compare favorably .with any. The surgery is ons of ths most modern on the coast and has been' built and finished according to ths latest Ideas jj ma mraicai wona. ' The dedicatory services will be opened by the ritualistic services of ths Catho- nn Will Xmploy Several Honored Xsa, and Already Big Orders Xavs Coma la T torn, ths Country for ths Mill's rrodnct . srstal raotorlss.WUl Brsntoally Bs Bull for Band ling- of Copra and ths Banned Froduot. . ing the entry of a car line Into Fort Lawton reservation and that hs would! lie church, in which they will devote the allow the company to enter. I building to the service of God and for Enclosed was sent a revokabla fran-1 the rood of man. Following this-'ajl. This morning ths convention 'met at! chflsa to the Seattle Electrlo company I dresses will be made by Bishop O'Reilly, o'clock and a roll call was followed authorising them to operate , line I Governor Chamberlain. Governor Morri- by. the' reports of the secretaries and treasurer. . This ' afternoon Mrs. Helen D. Harford, ths state president deliv ered her annual . address. : la ' Buprems Court -The supreme .court yesterday . after noon heard arguments In two appeal cases, as .follows: Lake County.- respondent versus A. J; Miller et , at, appellants, appeal from Lsks county.-' ' R. C - Anderson, respondent versus J. .F. Adams, .appellant appeal from Klamath county. Ths treasurer of Sherman eonnty haa paid the last half of that county's state tax to State Treasurer Moore. Ths re mittance was received yesterday, as fol lows: State tax 11.197.15, agricultural college Ut $102.76. ' Salem City Council. At a, meeting of the city council last evening. ..Mayor . Blahop announced his appointments of the city plumbing board to - consist of George Dunsford, M. J. Petsel and T. M. Barr. Under ths charter-ths president of ths city board of health la ex-offlclo president of ' the board. ALBANY 75,000 ACRES OF LAND TRANSFERRED AVOTSZB BICX STBIXB. (Journal Snsclal Service. . Albany, Or. Oct 21. Ths Coast Land and Livestock company of this city bid in this week at foreclosure sah) 75.000 acres of land located In Benton and Lin coln counties. . Ths pries paid was 195. 000. About two years ago the land was sola toy the present owners- to the Ore gon Pacific Colonisation company.' of Minneapolis, Minn., lor 1110,000. About fiB.ooo. was paid down and a mortxaa-e executed for the balance. The Eastern company Intended - to sell th,e land to small farmers but they lacked ths funds to carry out their project and the mort gage waa foreclosed. The land consists of valley, timber and gracing tracts and is quits voiuaDio. Visits JTew Tork City. Bussard, an extensive wool and through ths ressrvatlon from . Seattle. Department officers say that this deci sion, makes Fort Lawton a post Of Im portance and makes It habitable as welt Up. to . this time ths car Una only ex tended within three miles of ths post and ' all travel ' was t done : through the dust . In , a ' buckboard. Not only does this greatly aid the post say tha. offi cers, but it means a boost to Seattle. Ths shipment of , supplies, troops and munitions will bs greatly facilitated and as Seattle Is becoming ths center for ths great Alaskan work of ths 'army this closes up the gap that has existed -between ths post and tht city. It also makes the move of the department head quarters much easier should this bs contemplated. Some at the headquarters hers believe that the day will come when the .department headquarters 'will go North, and probably to Seattle, as this post ,1s no longer the center of the department as it once was. Should this be contemplated by ths war department the franchise Just issuid would aid the move greatly. Mors Improvements at Fost. The . war department today notified the department adjutant general that ths sum needed for a new roof for the post quartermaster's stables had been granted. The post quartermaster's rs quest for new offices has been allowed and work has begun. Golf Unas Ars Strenuous. The Vancouver barracks golf club has been busy this week, or at; least the committee on the green has. Aftsr con sultation with an expert of the Waverly links, the committee laid 'out a nine hole courts that is expected to -prove sufficiently difficult for even tha numer ous professional players in ths garrison.1 No artificial hasards will be-built, since the course demands that ths players drive between two .artillery barns, over several 'shelter tents, past numerous sentry houses and cannon, through or ovor numsrous barb wirs fences and cir cle around on- the flats near : ths river, then returning up a steep incline through a slg sag course that Is worn than tnallrat 'alf.' - Charles Wolf Is Killed. son. Senator C J. Smith, Mayor T. G. Halley and other men of prominence. After the services of the day a banquet will ba given in the evening to the phy sicians and Invited guests of ths 'church. A general invitation to ths services will ber extended to all members of ths med ical' prof eaa Ion of the atate. . ; ror Good Boada. ' - ' ; O. 'A. Hart man, as ths county Judgs. hss appointed H. J. Taylor. R. M. O'Brien, H. L. Frailer, R, Alexander and Clarke Walters as delegates to attend the stats convention of the -Good Roads association, which is to meet in Port land on October 21. The men of" the county are greatly Interested In ths good roads question and tha delegation from hers will take an active part In ths meeting in order to bring back with them as much information as possible lor tne, Detterment or the county roads PORTLAND MEN PLAN FOR PACKING HOUSE ", (Journal Special ' Servlca) Pendleton, Or., Oct 21. J. H. Gwlnn has returned from a visit to Portland. where be attended the' grand .lodge of the Knights of Pythias and transacted some individual business., ' v. . Whils , Mr. Gwlnn was In Portland a meeting of ths promoters of the con vention of the National Livestock Asso ciation.' which is to be held : in that city, beginning January ll was held and at that time many; plans for the entertainment of he delegates, the gen eral program and the work aa a whole Within the next few months Portland will have- another large manufacturing plant which' will employ several score of men and will. be. the beginning of a large . establishment of factories. ; The Oriental-American Company of this city last summer . purchased . ths ; Singapore cocoanut refinery,-and within a few months it will -be reSullt here. There Is only one other plant of this sort in America, and .la located at Philadelphia.' . a score or native -worxmen wers. sev erai. weeks .in - taking ths factory pieces and packing it for shipment Ths plant waa-taken 'down piece by piece each part numbered and stowed aboard ons of the great steamers that-ply be tween the Malay port and Hong Kong. Ths, vessel carrylvng this queer -cargo1 sauea irom Singapore tne nrst or tats weekend Is due in Hong Kong within a few. days. Here ths factory will bs transferred to the bold of one of the large ' Portland-China coast liners and is expected to reach this city, In about two months. -. Ths sits for the cocoanut oil refinery has not been determined by the local company, -but It is . thought ths plant will be rebuilt somewhere between this city' and Linnton along ths-river front i. A. Tsrex. manager or thet oriental American Company, statsd this morn Ing .that he was anxious to secure very deep water-frontage in order that the ocean liners bringing ths raw cocoa nut oil from ths hot lands across ths sea may discharge their cargo right at the factory's doors. This oil will be Imported direct from Singapore, -The product of the mill is called "nut lard." and is made of cure cocoanut oil. This preparation Is to take the place of lard In cooking. A chemical analysis of nut lard Is said to have resulted as follows: Oleln. 41 -per cent; concrete. 61 per cent; moisture, I per cent This analysis shows ths oil Isrd to be free from all fatty acids. During the past few days Mr. Yerex haa received orders for ths lard from manufacturing chemists, candy and cracker makers and wholesale grocers In Minneapolis, Pittsburg. New Tork, Buffalo, Chicago, Battle Creek, Omaha, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Marlon. Ind., White River Junction,. Vt, and Sidney, New South wales, Ths oil will be shipped to Portland In large hogsheads that Is, until the copra plant is erected here - "Copra", is an East Indian word for the dried cocoanut from which vis extracted the oil that, is used for. the manufacturing-of the-nut lard.- This plant 'will be much larger than, the lard factory and will, employ several hundred men from the start (Journal Soeclal Service.) Ontario. Or., Oct 21. Ths report has reached this city of the discovery of a very rich quarts mine on the boundary line between Malheur and Baker coun ties at ths head of Camp creek, seven miles northwest of Ironside and three miles west of Bull Run mountain. Ths mine was discovered by Charles Gra- and, will realize a handsome profit IIH14J, sja luitiAsijj CAjn;ifc siviu lyy M. mohair dealer of this city left veaterdav afternoon for New Tork City, where were laid. . The different organisations of the city were aTT represented at the meeting and each will have Its share in I JTha officers of the local company who: the success of ths convention. 1 are promoting the cocoanut oil enter- , Portland is after the establishment of Priae say that a large copra plant ail! a packing house And will do an to hive built alongside their oil .refinery the -Independent people put one there, within a few months after the latter They are giving their moral .support to factory Is put Into active operation, tha scheme of building there and when As the refinery, will have a. capacity the', time comes to build, will put "their of '500,000 pounds of lard per month, a money In the plant Thsy realise the 'I reat quantity 'of oil wlll.be needed tc fact that a packing plant. la which" the I kel u running. . i', ..' - ' stockmen of the oountrr are intraatni I "we Intend to make our refinery the by a P. V. A T. train. near Fruit Valley and one behind which the stockmen will I let and finest In , the , world,", said lata yesterday afternoon and Instantly stand, will bs a great thing for'ths city, I Mr- 'Yerex.'-- No pains nor money will ana ars wining to support such an In-1 ' maiung as complete ss stltutlon and do all that they can. to bring about Its establishment ', The meeting. In January will, be one of the largest ever held In the city, and at it many matters win be discussed and perhaps decided upon that' are of Charles Wolf, sged-14, a married far mer living at Lake 8hore, was caught killed. Wolf had Just started to drive his team across the track when the train bore down on him, killing him and one of the ..horses and wrecking the wagon. Wolfs body was brought to the city. after, the prosecuting attorney had In- WLZa your fcs&y Is etvwsyiastbdrwccca, to have yozr hocio wired ' and . oxped , w2. ELECTRIC LXCUTS, to as to W prepared for tie 1003 Winter citt. V'.iv' Pcirl?; Co. SZVSNTtl AND AIXSJl STRS1TS Cjjl ,1" 88111 alw j' NOTICE ! On account of our being unable to wait on all the people who were de-v slrous, of getting their .dental work dons for coat of material, we have decided to do all dental work for about cost of material, until November 15. . , t TXB BOSTO ZS TBS ABQZST SZBTAIa COVCZBV IB TKB WOBXO. 4eWAC, EXTRACTING FREE Silvs fllllags Gold- SlUaga Gold crowns Van set .teeth Brldgs'work SXBO M All work guaranteed for ten yeara ray Tha Bostoa Hade My Bios Teeth. uy our late notanicai aiscovery applied to tha gums we extract fill and apply gold or porcelain crowns, undetectable from ths natural teeth, without pain. o ' Comey early and avoid waiting. Lady attendant always present Boston Dental ParloreS Fifth and Morrlsoa Streets, epp. Malar a Frank aad Fostofilee. jtoars 9&q a. Korrlsoa Street. m. to p. at. XatraBsa Sunday till X e'eloek. o we know how, And the' most, skilled chemist we can find will have charge of the manufacturing of the lard. Ths copra plant which we are planning, to nulla after - the lard factory has com menced running will be a large enter- TUB P0 RT L AN D AJCBBIOAB 9.00 ret Bay aad Vpwara, 2CBABQVABTBB rOB VOtmiSTS . wfll be pleased at aU Turkish bath 'ataos i ooBrarskoTAa tbaybxbbs. - . . - - . .. . , i to.rustss sag sksili gisllsassa Ths saaxageaaemt ttsaea te saew taaaw . fire yttess. A saoaeta tuassrt la the AetsL . & A 2Owaaa, alaasarea, or wool and mohair. He. has -made many purchases throughout the Valley Creek. Colo. The quarts Is said to asssy wen from ths surface, ana at a depth of 80 feet the ore assayed 1160 gold and 130 sliver. Ths new find has created considerable excitement here and ' several parties have left for the new gold fields. It Is said that quite a mln Ing camp has already sprung up. Slew Gas riant The city council of Ontario haa granted' a. 10-year franchise to E. E : Test for the privilege of putting In a gas plant to furnish natural or arti ficial gas tot lighting ths city, also for heating and lighting residence and bust ness houses within ths corporate limits. . The ordinance specifies that-werk shall commence on the plant within three months and the same shall be completed within six months. . - . Inspecting Butcheries. State Fish Commissioner H. G. Vsn Dueen, Hon. F. L Dunbar, secretary f State; Hon. Charles 8. . Moors, stats treasurer; Samuel Elmore of Astoria, F. A. Seufert of The Dalles, Mr. Ferrell and Mr. Warren of Portland, the last four named gentlemen being prominent salmon cannery owners, wers inspecting the Ontario fish hatchery this week. The hatchery is now tn full operation. 'All are well pleased with ths hatchery and pronounce it a great success. ' Bnooessfttl Operation. R. L. Griffin and wife returned' yes terday from Walla Walla, where the former recently underwent a successful operation for appendicitis. W. E,. Pope, who also underwent an operation for appendicitis at the same hospital, ac companied, by his' wife, returned home Sunday. f W. N. Shilling returned Saturday from a visit to his family at Washington, D..C hs will dispose of his large holdings I vestlgated. No Inquest waa held to dls- vital Interest to ths development of the I prts ana w,n n,ea the "HliiS of the nf wnnt v.i. tt i . I fcovfir the llnhlllrv nf tha .omnanv'a am. I j..v 'I ranka of Portland lfthnrara Vitr imuni . , -j ' i nuuun c u i w . . M pioyes, tne causs or death being evl-1 - I nunarea." dently accidental. Wolf leaves a wife ftm wrrantauf . . but no children, he wu well Vnown har. T0M BnSSISSlsrjr S BBTTSBBCBBT, and through the nmintv. havlna- rulila' in this vlcinltv for man vaara I - tJuriuu opeciai oervice.1 Social Club Entertains. . vvl. a.,- uct. si. ia response Sold aluahle rana. Sylvester Cannon has sold hi j farm a rew mues from this city to J. W. Booth recently or Nehraska. The farm con tains leu acres and brought $8,000. Enlisting Beerulta. Sergeant J. V. Morcom. and Cornnrai A. W. Colder of Vancouver barracks are in the city enlisting recruits for their regiment tne Nineteenth United Stutaa Infantry. Their headauarters are nt tha Russ house and they have had a number or inquiries. The regiment will proba- oiy do oraerea to tne Philippines in a few weeks and the soldiers will be en abled to see the Hawaiian Islands, Ja pan, vnina ana toe possessions In Asia. Good Boada Dslsgates. County Judge H. M. Palmer has an pointed delegates to the good roads con vention which meets in Portland Octn. per zs. They are as follows: Hon. M. A. Miller, W. L Wallace, Lebanon; H. Freerksen, Shedd: La- Stratton. Mil. lers; Joseph Young, Sclo. Linn .county win dc amy represented at the meetina-. aa .ao oeiegates are active and In tell 1 gent citizens. XlaECTBOCtrTXOZr AT COITKBUS. JEFF IB W1SUY CITY. (journal Special Service.) Chicago, Oct 21. James J. Jeffries, accompanied by "Kid" Egan. of Otta wa, I1L, has arrived here from San Fran cisco. Jeffries Is in fine shape, and his MAA I as V.aa Aa-M&JB Kal .. A. . I rarantW . " " w."a. . . 1 iw w ' 117 w.un, ig im aun I -Vwvw--r waDaaaaawwu aivrv v a, J vs. IUUIIB I aHHHITl 111 mt 1 in IIBVfliinnrT TnnflV aa nf rva.B ft I Hs aV a-SAa-aVa. ..S. , .( a People who desired to Ineusta naa. Den - . . " , . n w u . n T AU, UH UIKUBBlUn The first of a series of socials was Missouri.' Iowa. .Tllinnla Minnaant. given last night at the Catholic school Wisconsin, about 200 representative rooms by the Catholic Ladies society, a business men 6f the five states named novel way to pass the winter eveninsrs of the imnmmanr nt tha nnn.. ui.. ?JJ deYised pi.art of a erle8 of l"lPPl river. 'The commercial organl cial gatherings. The early part of the satlons of Minneapolis, St Paul, Ls evening was devoted to progressive Crosse'' Keokuk. Molina. Ouinr-v ni GENERAL MILES TO VISIT NORTHWEST (Journal Special Service.) . Los Angeles, Oct 21. General Miles arrived in this'city yesterday after a leisurely trip through Texas, New Mex ico and Arizona. He said last night that he expected to remain a few days hers and then proceed to San Francisco and on up through Oregon and Washing ton, la an interview the general stated that hs might eventually build a home In Southern California, .and locate here - i i CASTOR I A ; ' - For Infants and Children. 'Ha Kind Yea Kara Always Bs.bt Bears tha . eUfostort of (Journal Special Service.) Columbus. O.. Oct 21 with hla prother confined In a cell a few yards away awaiting a similar f&e, Ben Wade goes to tne electric chair In the peniten tiary annex today to par the nenaitv iur one oi tne rouiest crimes committed In Ohio In recent years. Wade has been unner sentence of death for more than a-year and hs entertained hopes to the laai max ns might escape tha chair. These hopes wers finally dashed to pieces last week when the circuit court n. fused to grant a stay of execution. The waae Pro there were convicted of the murder or Kate Sullivan, who lived in a lonely house hear Toledo. She and her sister, Johanna Sullivan, were alone in tne nouse on the evening of AprU 14, 1900, when masked men entered for the purpose of robbery. Before thev left however, Kate Sullivan was clubbed to aeatn ana her sister Badly injured. Not long after a man named Landon was sent to the penitentiary for some offense ana upon nis release he became talka tive and gave Information which led to the belief that he and the Wade broth ers were guilty of the Sullivan murder. All were arrested and all were found guilty of murder in the first degree, but with Landon's verdict there was a rec ommendation for mercy, and he was sent to prison ror lire. He was the main witness In the prosecution of the broth ers. The date for Albert Wade's exe cution was set ror last June, but a mo tion for a new trial acted as a stay of execution. . . -. . . . whist a short musical program follow ing. Miss Messle Geoghegan played a piano solo, the Vancouver Mandolin club rendered two selections, Mrs. Crocker favored the society with a piano selection and Mr. played a mandolin duo. sergeant Belly Setlrss. Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant Kelly of the Nineteenth Infantry was today placed on the retired list at his own request Sergeant Kelly's entire service, lasting more than 10 years, has been with the Nineteenth Infantry and It is doubtful if there ls another man in the army who has served as lone with one organization as has the ser geant Mr. Kelly will remain in Van couver as long as the Nineteenth does and has become so identified with the regiment that it would not be the old Nineteenth without the veteran Kelly. sergeant ti. A. Jjlttie, Co. E. Nine teenth, has been appointed regimental quartermaster sergeant, vice Sergeant KeUy retired. - Soldier is Acquitted. Private F. W. Smith, troop B. Sixth cavalry, has been acquitted by a local court martial from ths charge of lar ceny. Acquittal -Is approved by General FunstOn. . , i . Many Garments for Battery. . The Eighth battery of field artillery drew clothing yesterday morning. This other cities along1 the river are well represented. The principal work of the convention, will be to draft a memorial to congress requesting an appropriation bv that bod v sufficient tn rnvnr tha a-v. p. a. warier pense of the Improvements deemed nec essary to preserve the commerce of ths river. TOOK A STRAW VOTE hunting for two weeks previous to his start East He is taking good care of I his health. When seen, Jeffries said as to his future plans:, "I will go with Egan East next week. At present I have no plans 'for the future other than that we will accept ihe best proposition mat is -put to us, lor i am out ror work. There has been noma talk of my going on me stage witnycoroett but no ar rangements have been mads or anything saia to me aoout tne matter." .Refer ring to bis bout with Corbett Jeffries gave Corbett credit for being a good ngnter ana a clever poxer. "Stops That Tickle" Belmont Cough Drops JiT ALL DRUGGISTS latsrestlar Bxperlment In a Besteurent An advertising agent representing a prominent New York magazine, while on a recent western trin. waa dinina- nna cvnruiij in a riunourg restaurant. wmie waiting ror his order he glanced vertisement of preparation, Stuart's Dys; as ne nrmseii was a re over his newspaper and noticed the ad i a many of the other Traveling men In the . OHIO CXTJB WOMXB MXZT. (Journal Special Service) Columbus, O., Oct. 21.-rColumbus has capitulated to an army of fair Invaders gathered from every corner of the state ror the 9th annual convention of "the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs. The FUEL, ECONOMIZERS (The World's Standard) , FURNACES W. G. McPherson Company w'a rell-known dyspepsia I opening proceedings took place todav in pepsia Tablets; I the board of trade auditorium an .... tablets, he began speculating as to how HAWAIIAN VOLCANO IN ACTIVE ERUPTION dining-room were also friends of the popular remedy for indigestion. He savs ' T counted twntv.hFaa men at the tables, and in ths hotel of- sisiea - oi welcoming - addresses, re sponses and rsports. Tonight the dele gates will be entertained at a reception given by the local club women. The convention will be in session until Saturday. one time he had been obliged to quit the road, but since using Stuart's Dyspepsia iwu uceu vniinujr trea irom in- is' the last chance, offered until spring J Si!8.,??!!. . conV,nued their use for a B-anerni lama nt xinthit,. .5 1 ;P"clally, while traveling, on account LJSIl.?''?' irregularity in meals, and because. n3VB ,!nSt! WJZ ,7:tw ,themi n dl-cussions on. education, civic 1m fhnad tVtUrtlVLSL "'i'f.S' Provement domestic science; chUd la. ing one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia I bor llDrsr,e" and other leading ques- iirt.. . s . t. . . , a . . . .. .In . i . . . .. - vno ui uum iuiu roe ne naa BUnerea I uoa iniermieu. so roucn irom stomacn trouble that at BTSBE CUBE TOM FTXBS. itcning pues produce moisture and cause itching, this form, as weU-as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles ars curra pj ur. oo-an-o s r"iie Kemedy. Stops ltchlns and bledlns. Abanrha mora 60c a Jar, at druggists, or sent! by, malt Treatise free. Write me about! rvur ksm, ur. oosanao. vnu t, a. every man supplied bis probable needs. About 13,500 worth of clothing of 'all kinds waa issued. The . Twenty-sixth battery made their descent o,n the cloth ing department today. Xsw Offices for Quartermaster. A store house near the present office ofthe posbfluartermaster is being re modeled completely. This buiming when finished will be" fitted up for the quarter master's clerks. The present building occupied by the quartermaster is inade quate since store rooms, offices of ths quartermaster, his sergeant and the nu- merous clerks are crowded together. The work of this department has considerably- Increased recently since the post nae received additional troops, 'and as the barracks are .being buflt to hold an entire regiment or infantry besides two field batteries, the force will nrob. ably be materially Increased in the near future. Army personals. In.. . 1 1 . . ij ' .. mo mi uuvoiuiK men, ne was orten obliged to eat what he could get and not always what he wanted. . "Another, -who looked the picture of neaun, nam ne never ate a meal with out laicina a Biuart j nnisr nftarwaH because he could eat what e pleased and when he pleased without fear of a oieepiess niarni or any otner .trouble "Still another used them because he was subject to gas on stomach, causing pressure dn, heart and lungs, shortness of breath and distress In chest which he no longer experienced since using "Another claimed that -Stuart's' Dys pepsia Tablets was the only safe rem edy he had ever found for sour stom ach and acidity, ' He had formerly used common soda to relieve the trouble, hnt the tablets were much better and safer tO- 'V1"" --'f - a-. --T-r--..- : After smoking drinking, or other ex cesses, which weaken the digestive or gans, nothing restores the stomach to a neaitny. wnoiesome condition so effect ually as Stuart's Dysnepsla Tablets. - Biuem s uyspepsia Tablets contain the (Journal Special Service.) Honolulu, Oct 21. Advices from ths Island of Hawaii- state that tha vnlrann Ths program calls for papers I Launa Lau ls In eruption and dense volumes or smoke seem In almost every MAVtAM . 41.. 1 .1 . . TT. 1 v . ,uo iDianu. . 4' l will VUBOrVtt tions It Is bellved the eruption comes from ths summit of the crater known as Mokuweoweo., The lava flow has not yet reached the timber 'line, 6,000 feet above the sea level. - At night great fountains of fire rise manv hundred feet (journal special Service. V - - land are Plainly seen all nvar tha talan London, Oct 21. Trafalgar day, . ths J nd at MauL ' The fiery flow ls, creeping SOBDOB CEZiEBBATES. anniversary pi ieison s great naval Vic tory fought off Trafalgar, October 21, ibuo, was ceieDratea toaay in the cus tomary manner. The Nelson monument on Trafalgar Square was decked with wreaths sent from various parts of ths world. Nelson's flagship, the Victory, was hung with wreaths at Portsmouth. Contract Burs-fton W. W TiiVa li.i nahinl ' iflroatlva. 4l..t... been assigned to duty as transport sur- j which every weak stomach, lo'cTts," as weli geon of the transport Dfx and has left I .hydrsstin and yellow parilla. for Tacoma. " ' ' i-. " ----- - , 1 ana can oe eareiv relied on as a radical Second Ueut .S. D. Malxa, .Third Sav- Sold by druVgVver Ordas? fVois H , V ' 'v down slowly, and giving plenty of time. iur every ooay to gel out or tne way., ' I .... 1 ... - OHIO'S BATTLB K091XKEBT. (Journal 'Special Service.) Chattanooga, Tenn., .Oct 21. Ths monument erected by the state of Ohio to the soldiers from that state who fought and fell in the - battle, ef Mis sionary Ridge was formally dedicated today in the presence, of a large and dis- unguisnea delegation from the Buckeye state. (Ths principal oration was de livered ty , Gen. Chat-lea -F. Manderson,, former United States senator from Ne- praKKa. . . -j .- "J:. ; The- monument Occupies a " conspicuous- site In full view from Chattanooga, Orchard Knob And Lookout Mountain. It consists of a colossal obelisk, 80 feet in height with four bronze figures at ths base,-representing the Infantry, ar tillery, and cavalry branches and a drum mer boy. .-', i .- i ARE YOU SICK ? v , -' : , . If so call and sea the old Cbineso WING LEE 28oVariuIdc St." CONSULTATION FREE If I cannot cure you I will tell you so and charge you nothing for my service. Any case I, undertake -1 guarantee to cure. My. long, career of success war rants me "in making this ' strong state ment1" -- - ' "A dose In time saves lives." '- Dr. Wood's Norway1 Pins . Svrun. natnra'a remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases of every sw- , - , . . - - ' , HENRY WEINHARD - rroprlstos' of the CITY BREWERY XHurgest and aSeat Complete Brswsry ta tha Borthweet. Bottled Beer a-Specialty TEXBFBOBB Bo. T8. 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