, I .
E. M. BRANNICK. Gen. Mgr.
(Mill rAilll UUW
TO CALIFORNIA
&EATB WITH XXJWEU XX FBIYATB
OAR OVEB tOVTWEXa PACITTO
kxox oranoat or vobtkabb
' mat bsttjbb to us wis ajto
ciabx taxb. . .' ...
Commodore Elbrldge T. Gerry and
his son Peter left last night lit 18 o'clock
'by special car for San Francisco, it
having been decided by the doctor that
the young man had recovered sufficiently
; from his protracted Illness to be
able to travel. . They may spend sev
eral weeks In a healthful region of
California. ,; ,
Peter Gerry was ' a member of the
E. H. Harrlman paity and a guest of
the rail road magnate on his - Western
tour last December. Upon the party's
arrival In Portland symptoms of typhoid
fever developed In young Gerry. He
was 111 three weeks- at Sc. Vincent's
hospital and was subsequently removed
to the Portland hotel, where he could
have the constant companionship of his
father.'-; . .- .
Recently a decided improvement In
his condition became apparent, and he
was declared able to stand a trip by rail.
Thinking khat the California climate
might be a benefit to hlra the special
i car, which was placed at their disposal
by Mr. Harrlman, was requested of the
Southern Pacina, '
Robert Gerry, a brother, and the fam
,'lly physician, who were first to arrive
from New York, have returned homes
The special car is occupied by El
bridge T. Oerry, Peter Gerry, a nurse
and their servants.
To friends and acquaintances gath
ered last evening to bid them farewell,
Commodore Gerry expressed his delight
with Portland and. his visit here. . He
declared they had thoroughly enjoyed
themselves from the moment It was an
nounced that the sick young man was
out of danger. For Portland, Mr. Oerry
entertains a high opinion. He expressed
a hope of attending the Lewie and Clark
exposition next year..,: "I want to ex
perience some of the delights of Ore
gon's summer weather," said he. V
Manager Richard Kohler, of the South
ern Pacific, lines In Oregon, ordered his
private car attached to the special and
accompanied the Gerry party southward.
He wlU leave them , at Dunsmulr, CaU
and returning will make his monthly
v . w w.w t u v . , i . n mail
tgement. . ;.v. ';-',:,''
HE KILLED MANY
; WHO WERE INNOCENT
V;';-. ...... ;. y ' '''."
. , (Jouratl Special Berrlee.)
" Helena, Jan. 1 J Judge Knowlea to
, day in the United States court sentenced
James Littleplumt to 40 years In the
penitentiary.
. Llttlcplume last October as a result
Studebaker iiBros.
of a drunken orgy went to the house
of another Indian named Wakes on the
Blacktoot reservation and before leaving
killed Ave members of that family. He
then killed a young daughter In a neigh
boring family and going home stabbed
his wife, causing death. He tried to
commit suicide but his wounds proved
Inconsequential. He pleaded guilty to
seven counts charging manslaughter, '
HAJTWA IS XTOltXXATZS.
(Journal Special Berries.)
Columbus, O., Jan. 12. Senator Hanna
was nominated for United States sena
tor In the house this morning.
A 3TZW KXSXDE1TT.
Corbett, 6r.. . aJn. 11 Born to Mrs.
and Mr. Frank Knterlem of Corbett, t
girl baby, Bunday evening. January 10.
A PLAGUE . OF THE NIGHT.
Itching Piles and Other Rectal
Troubles Easily Cured by a
- New and Safe Method.
A Bemarkable Knmber of Cures Hade
by the Pyramid File Core.
About one person In every four suffers
from some form of rectal disease. The
most common and annoying Is Itching
piles, Indicated by warmth, slight mois
ture and Intense, uncontrollable Itching
In the parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some
simple ointment or salve which some
times glvetmporary relief, but nothing
like a permanent cure can be expected
from such superficial treatment
The only permanent cure for Itching
piles yet discovered Is the Pyramid Pile
Cure, not only for Itching piles, but for
every other form of plies, blind, bleeding
or protruding, The first application
gives Instant relief and the continued
use for a short time causes a perma
nent removal of the tumors or the
small parasites which cause the Intense
itching and discomfort of itching piles.
F. M. Collins of 440 Armitage Ave.,
Chicago, says: . "Some time ago I com
menced using your pyramid Pile Cure
for a disagreeable case of Itching piles.
After using five boxes I consider myself
entirely cured of the disagreeable trou
ble, thanks to this excellent remedy,
and I shall never fall to recommenl It
to any of my friends who may happen
to be troubled as I was." -
The Pyramid" Pile Cure Is probably
the only pile cure extensively recom
mended by physicians, because it Is so
safe, so prompt in the relief afforded
and so far as known the only positive
cure for plies. . ,
The Pyramid Pile Cure la probably
the only pile cure extensively recom
mended by physicians, because It is so
safe, so prompt In the relief afforded
and so far as known the only positive
cure for piles. .
All druggists now sell It at fifty cents
per package. .
Address the Pyramid Co, Marshall.
Mich., for book oni cause and cure of
piles.; , .', vl,
It suffering from any form of piles
ask your druggist for a package of Pyra
mid Pile Cure and try It tonight .
TUX OREGON DAILY JOURlTAIi.
B (
HARM
PORTLAND, OREGON
TO BLAST OUT
rBErAJLATXOVS HADE TO XKPOTB
- OHAmrsL or vrmn , sitaks
kxtex -fcxreir irarx.OYX bt oot-
SBJTMBBT 'TO BXaCOTa OBSTmVO
TXOim TO WAYIOATIOW.
The upper Snake river is again to bt
made navigable for small steamers.
David Ogden, United States assistant
engineer, . returned " yesterday from
Rlparla and Lewlston, where he went
to ascertain Just what character of
work Is needed In order to put the chan
nel In good condition. -
At a point about 60 miles above
Lewlston, he says, large rocks are pro
jecting out Into the stream. During the
high water season dangerons eddies are
formed Immediately below them. If a
vessel should get ctaight at either of
these places it would be whirled and
dashed about with such violence aa to
prove disastrous.
Mr. Ogden made the necessary prepa
rations to have the rocks removed. A
force of men was employed and the ob
structions will be blasted out with
powder. ...
Recently the steamer Inmaha was
wrecked In that vicinity and was a
total loss. Since then the ranchers and
miners along the river have had to do
without steamboat service. A new ves
sel, however. Is being built to be placed
In commission there. She Is being built
at Portland, but will probably not be
completed before spring.
In the meantime Mr. Ogden says It Is
the Intention to put the channel in good
shape and keep It that way. Between
Lewlston and Rlparla ha reports that a
large fleet - of small boats are being
operated regularly, transporting wheat
and other farm produce to the railroad.
SAUNDERS WAS A
MURDERER'S VICTIM
" (Journal Special' Berries.)
' Salem, Jan. 11. The county court this
morning offered a reward of 1300 for the
arrest and conviction of the murderer
of L. B. Saunders, the Buttevllle hop
dealer, found shot to death at that place
at midnight November It last At the
time of his death an Inquest was held,
and ts jary found a verdict of death
caused by an unknown person or per-
Lsons. The theory of the officers was
suicide. Later developments, ; however.
Indicated murder .and at the request of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney McNary a
reward was, Offered. . ' , :
: :::'y.r.-, 1 rr
Precautionary.
From the New Tork Times.' .
Senator Cullom has this story to tell
of two young friends of his living In
Chicago who began their- respective
BOULDERS
PORTXJLND, TUESDAY
Go
careers as physician and lawyer at the
same time:
One day the youthful doctor rushed
into the room he shared with his lawyer
friend .nd exelaimedr 7
"Congratulate me, old man! At last I
have a patient! On my way to see him
now!"
"Delighted to hear It old chap!" re
plied the other, enthusiastically. Then,
after a pause, he slyly added;
"Let me go with you. Perhaps he
hasn't made his will."
What Ke Can and Cant Do.
A man may be able to trade his repu
tation for money, but he can't trade
back.
This Is the Last Oppor
tunity of Hearing Ade
lina Patti,
The greatest singer that has ever lived,
whose wonderful voice has delighted the
most eultured audiences of Europe and
America.
The great singer uses only the
As no other Instrument has that pur
ity. SWEETNESS, and DEPTH OF
TONE which harmonises so well with
her wonderful voice.
Other pianos have been presented to
her, and stowed away in Cralg-Y-Nos
Castle, but she uses only the Stelnway.
Madam Patti even carries a STEINWAY
UPRIGHT PIANO for parlor use, not
being suited with the tone of any other
make.
Madam Paul's able assistants, who are
all artists of the highest order, Mies
Vera Margolles, pianists; Miss Rosa Za
mels, violinists; Mr. Wilfred Vrlgo.
tenor; Mr. Claude A. Cunningham, bari
tone.; Anton Hegner, cello-virtuoso,
ALL
ENDORSE
THE -
Steinway
Piano v
Programs can be secured by calling at
SOULE BROS.
. PIANO CO.
Agents Stelnway pianos. 172-174 Morri
son street, corner-. West Part' Phone
Mais 77.
Steinway"
Piano
EVENING, JANUARY
Northwest
AT THE THEATRES
"THE I JUS XT KSS. JOXKS02T."
A capacity house greeted the return of
Florence Roberts at the Marquam Grand
theatre last evening- and her opening
bill, "the Frisky Mrs. Johnson," gave the
charming western actress plenty of op
portunity to display her talents. The
production Is well staged and If not one
of Clyde Fitch's strongest plays. It con
tains snatches of smart talk and witty
dialogue that are amusing.
The principal character is a dashing
American widow, Mrs. Jonhson. Her
sister Is married to. a Wall street broker
who neglects her for the office and the
wife becomes entangled up in a love af
fair with a French count. Unfortunate
ly a compromising letter Is delivered at
the house at a time when the husband Is
home and he opens It The widow, in
order to disarm suspicion against her
sister claims the letter and compromises
Herself- Then an American globe trot'
ter. the husband's 1 chum, falls In love
with the widow and she Is compelled to
wear the mask until he hits upon the
real condition of affairs and the guilty
wire acxnowieages ner error.
The part of Jim Morley. the globe
trotter, is assigned to Luclas Henderson.
Howard Scott makes an Ideal money
broker, whose time an attentloh is de
voted to his business, and Nino HSrbert
was pleasing as the wife. One of the
strongest character Impersonations Is
that of Frank Holllns as Lord Bertie
Heathcote, an English dude. Miss Vlr
glnia Brlssac, formerly with the Baker
Theatre Stock company In this city.
plays the part Of Sara, Mrs. Johnson's
maid.
"Tho Frisky Mrs. Johnson" continues
tonight and tomorrow night and Is fol
lowed by "Sapho" on Thursday night.
uioconoa" Friday njght ... and "Zaza'
Saturday matinee and night.
"MP TAN WXHBXB.
Good old "Rip Van Winkle" a nlav that
Is always welcome, and away above 'the
modern, trash will be the Shirley com
pany's offering at Cordray's theatre to
night and tomorrow night. Commencing
next Thursday night the "Deacons
Daughter." with Miss Shirley In the cast
will be played for the rest of the week.
'AT THB WHTTB XOB8S TAYSXS."
The play at the Baker theatre this
week la 'At the White Horse Tavern," a
charming comedy with a hearty laugh In
almost every line. The- scenla effect Is
beautiful and a-real rainstorm pours
down for several minutes at the close of
one act
" warn a abbes.,
At the Winter Garden this 'week every
visitor Is given a sight draft onthe ftank
of pleasure. Rarely has any vaudeville
theatre In the West dared to gather to
gether such an expensive combination
of high priced performers, clever come
dians and beautiful singers, but this pop
ular resort t the corner of Third and
Morrison streets, where admission Is
free; is an exception. All that is good In
the amusement line may be found at the
Winter Garden. No wlse 'maii will miss
this opportunity to e and hear Dorothy
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Doyne, There are seats and Private
boxes for ladles.
' "ABB TOTT A MAgOH?"
For genuine flashes of wit, ludicrous
complications and sidesplitting compli
cations, "Are Tou a Mason Tf now (bar
ing the country and to be presented here
at the. Marquam Grand theatre next Mon
day and Tuesday nights, January 18 and
19. la facile prlnoeps In the dramatic
offerings of the year. The story recounts
the experiences 'through which one Amos
Bloodgood, a gay, old man, passes in his
endeavor to deceive his wife into be
lieving . that he has Joined th Masont)
when In reality he "has not ;llls ex
planations of lodge methods are lnge-
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tmi MMTAua eevnMv, niw voes eirv.
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nlous, and members of fraternal orders
throughout the country take special do
light in witnessing the . difficult!"
through which he passes. The advance
sale of seats will open next Friday
morning. . ..
Ban Domingo's Dlstlsetloa. . '
From the Atlanta Journal. ,
Future encyclopaedias will give Suit
Domingo the distinction of having the
greatest number of : governments per
square mile. , t , '. . .'
the . t
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Fmm the Memphis CommTfll-Appl.
There j to' ni an Internsflonal, arbi
tration conventinii In Wiishinglon. ThU
look like a studied Insult to Joosv2t.
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