The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

.THE; OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL!, - PORTLAND, - THURSDAY. - EVENING,- APRIL 21, IDOL
FilD HIS
FATHER'S FUNERAL -
! - Tells-what ne Did jf tm.m y dm
; - With the Coins. ' -
mttra of th counterfeiting outfit !- ;', if, 'V -Tr-K--' X 'V w " "
Mvunul hv federal - officers and con-1 mZl 9 I 1
: iflscated yesterday. John Anderson aald - ..,,,,-.. ,v-,, . ...-r:.' ;-"Xir 7' A rlifvKiii-tCS,
It t th-mot buocm.MI eountrfetter " VS . M 4. ,'
who vr oiwrated an the North Pacino I V ryafr -r 5 . . ' . I
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"In rlvlnf a daclalon "on tha 'motion to
amend tha complaint fllad tr U. I ko
warda aralnat U. Q, Wright In tha atata
circuit court nj nonuni iuoa ,viw
land dnted all tha claaaaa' of tha mo
tion axoept tha third, which waa ordarad
auioken from tha untrumant
'"In r -opinion," aald Judga Claland,
"ilmoit avary defect known aa reaarda
tax litigation it mentioned in tbla com
plaint. With one hand tha piaintirr baa
handed, tha court the coaea, ana wnn
INQUIRY INTO THE; : :;
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Rea"ohlna ' Aatorla yaeterdar 4aam
Salln Crua, Mexico! tha ateamahlo
China; Wo of tha, China Commercial line
wm vruerea in Quarantine. . ana orouani 1 n ..i.t ... ,u. v. ..
LSST'JLfifiSf. f back of the ordlaanoa Introduced In tha
'iTTJ; "i"" , it council ranUa to tha Portland Bantta.
that aaveral caaea of amallpox developed . nhiM ,n
fhlfnothawecu
that nona of tha . craw waa J repo-eaaafaly In tha hand. iof tha haalth
" ,, " , " VVLv . , bu ,11 1 ana police commute, too oommittee
WUI .ba releaaed tlxla evening. -She wlU h.a v.t eon.Idred the meaaure W
Investigation w iikmtt Now ftndmg
Is MidePbv l BtKinwi ' Wtri ? rind 1 PrnnHv V
' uwners-m hands or council Committee; t ;
.i'.,
Hlf.: lDi?ifipr..!f.f: nTT! LbfcW': b t-f bu :thi. ,"tMwiu nit ZZT IZ-hZiZZ
will not neceaeltate tha veaael 'belnal u....kn. I la Anaantaaa4 thaafr.ttlal tnaltl
nwa in oMiiauDw ior any ciwcuenftTn 1 4n.i H k. wtn tftirv
e( uma ' . '- .. - i 1 ....,..- ttt nnat th enunnllmen an the
Tha ateamar U expected to proceed o-ooo-ition.. i . V , ... "
up to Portland tomorrow. She ' wUl V,,.t... ... Mn.rii i watrhlnr
wvr ai. uuvamuu v,u - aTar. move that la made in connection
hand out a complete dlacnoala of thia
aaaa.'if ' . f j .f
"Ordinarily thla la tha. duty of . the
court Tha amount of taaea at laaua In
thla ault, however, la only 110, and tha
land Iteelf la not very valuable,' if tha
" - w w , ' l leewwe rate tii, auviuaj iawaHeMiu arvfiw aa- I BlOTS T f
oeateatlone wera upheld, all tha bl tax ling on outward Cargo ahortljr after har J-ith tha rdl
decialona for tha last two or three raara
would ba overthrew ' I do not feet that
tha court, ahould take auch action. with
auf "mature deliberation' when tha prea
ant laaua la ao email. Such comprehend
ive and exhaustive reaearch aa would
be neceaearr la hardly required by tha
nature of thla caae, and I do not be
lieve ahould be undertaken at . thla
time"
The Sanltariura company win be re
quired to make a. defense to the com
plaint of realdenta that Ita Inatltutloaa
at Mount Tabor oonstltuie a nuisance.
na nm ' rjinnnllmail are
arrival, -Almost a full oargo ot freight QU,tly being eoknded aa to their vlewa.
and tha men who are moat interested in
tha measure, from a private point of
view, will And. that; tha public lntereat
In tha measure la not loaa active than
Kaay Are tatoroe-ted. ' , '
Property ownara - and houaeholdera
have a very ai lntereat In -4ha pro
Dosed franchlee. Thai paaaaga of tha
la now awaiting; net It will constat
of -400.00a feat of lumber. ll.OOO bar
rela of flour and tha ' balance will be
made . up, of general merohandlse. The
lumber shipment 'la oneof the largest
that, haa recently gone out on an orien
tal liner from thla port. It la eujclent
In itself to make a full load for the ordi
nary lumber schooner. he flour ship
ment Is,, also the heaviest of that char-
now forward it la believed that orders
It waa tha belief of Judge Cleland that I for flour from tha orient will be ra
th complainants had a right, under tha
circumstances, to Join m the ault, though
tha acta complained of might notaf-.
fact tham alt The demurrer to the
complaint waa overruled and an answer
will have to ba filed.
In tha damage ault of E. S. Stackpole
against tha Northern Paclflo Railway
company. Judge Cleland held that , tha
statutes provide a means of service,
though tha company ia incorporated un
der tha lawa of Wisconsin and the ac
cident alleged occurred In Montana.
The motion to quash the service of sum
mons on Samuel Q. Fulton waa allowed.
however, on the ground that the suns-
mom aa returned did not make the
proper ahowlng.
La Center Lumber company waa al
lowed IM.4S from the Lone Star Lum
ber company, tha court holding that
amount waa tha balance due, though
acter that baa gone to th. fa, eaat alnc flSt
tha war haa bean In progresa. From .householder-In tha i city, , jTor thla
or demerlu of tha bill win ba Inaugu
rated from many quarters, ao that there
la no doubt -that tha whole matter will
ba disclosed in time. ,. i
One of tha main questions naked . by
buslneaa men and householdersja aa to
tha value of tha proposed franchise. It
la held that tha company would not "un
dertake an antarprlaa of thla kind with
out hoping to make large proflta out of
tha business. If uila la tha case, it la
reasoned, tha franchise ahould ba val
uable how valuable - can only be
gueaaed at . '
A largo portion of tha garbage hauled
away from v private houeea by aoaven-
celved at aomethlng like 'the old-time
regularity. 'Thla shipment will go to.
Yokohama and Kobe. , t
On Sunday tha Jndraaamha la ex
pected, to put in an appearance at the
mouth of the river. . She sailed from
Yokohama for Portland on April 7, and
haa frequently made tha trip across tha
Pacific In 14 days. .She will bring a- full
cargo of far eastern producte, measur
ing in tha neighborhood of t.000 tone.
Tha ateamer haa also 14 ateerage pan-
aenxera aboard. IT of. whom are for
Portland and tha remainder are ticketed
through to St Louie and other interior
polnta.
In addition to flour ana lumoer tne
Indrasamha will take out a ahlpment of
wheat Owing to tha Cbing Wo being
In port at the same time It la thought to
be very, probable that aha will be ob
liged to go out with a aomewbat lighter
gera la valuable for fertilising purposea, .
Tha material la reduced and then, aold
u isnnera. .1 A nee are nrown away or
placed where artk , la required to Oil
up Kies.,iA f :, ( ..;;,(., ;
' Tha man interested lit the company
nay .they do not' expect .to mK any
money at .the;, start. . But,, according to
thm f Aniinflilni.n' R w . . . . ( m m
long time and no one haa yet been able
to t obtain from Mr Whiting an. eatl-
mata of the proflta, he .and , hia naao-
-lstAfl muuit tn olaan nn t Ihn And
,: Against tha, franchise, t f w
ahould nay that t am not In favor
of granting the- Portland ' Sanitation
company s aurvining laancnwe aucn aa
t h th iHArtilnv. U. 1IVMl1tVMM m mmluf
Of tha health and police committee. Tha
outer memDera are uv, eanrora wniting
and H.R. A Ihn. At veatefdaVa meet-
Inx of tha city council, tha xarbaxe or
dinance waa referred to the health and
police committee, , -
Tha people of Portland do not favor
tha xrantine of auch a franchise, and
therefore X will state ight now t"at I
araitot In favor of It4 continued, Coun
cilman Foeller. "Thla new company
seems to want a great deal and aa yet I
do not see what wonderful things they
offer tha city In return for tha favora
they are aaklng. I Aa I -elated to The
Journal yesterday, I will oppose the paa
aaga of thla ordinance In both the com-1
mlttee meeting, and If neceaaary. In tha
council." - .
'The. next meeting of the health and
police committee will ba held April ti.
It is expected that the -discussion of
the proposed garbage ordinance will be
the most Important measure dlacuaaed
at thla meeting. :
ault waa brought for more than $1,000 I P.rro than aha haa been accustomed to
and damages in addition. It waa held carrying. Aa yet it la not known Just
that the defendant company waa not I now much freight aha will take fn the
liable for damagea, aa It virtually noted
aa the selling agent of La Center Lum
ber company.
OVERNOR SAYS THE
BANDITS MUST HANG
juxxno xm ot.
THE . COUHTERFEIT XUTFrT,
fn what waa supposed to be aHver dol
4X1. though 'otrioera 5 believe - that at
. least a part of, them s were apurlous
po Ins of- hla own- make. ' When arrested
yasUrday ha had i.tha. Jrecelpt ; fc tha
money la hla poaaeaalon, , ;.. ; '
: ' Walter Anderson, tha aged father of
the alleged counterfeiter, died July a.
Hot, at til East Everett street Th
remains . wera Interred; by ' Dunning A
Campion, undertaken at Noa. 1-t-l
North Seventh atreet, ' and - tha aon
agreed to pay the' expenees of tha
funerat ; Re made regular payment of
email sums until tha debt waa liquidated
March 4. The .payments war usually
maae in ailver colna.
. "Of course 1 thought nothing about
the money when ha paid It and -did not
notice whether, the. oolna were counter
felt or -not" said O V. Dunning this
morning., "Us made tha- payments in
small amounta and uaaally4 It was allvr.
or I thought It waa for I Immediately
passed it on to aome one else. He may
have mixed counterfeit coins with gen
uine onea to avoid ausplcloa"
Shortly after the discovery of the
plant on Willamette Heights yestecday,
Anderson was taken before Commis
sioner MaKee of the - federal - court
where ho waa arraigned and held to the
grand Jury in -the sum of $1,000. He
made: a confession lo- the officers that ,
JESSE
JAMES
ShEWELL
THE BOY WHO -
HADE THE DISCOVERS
ha waa guilty of tha crime and had op-
erated -hla counterfeiting outfit for
number of years. To satisfy the
curloslty.-cf 'Assistant District Attorney
Banka ha also showed tha offlcera bow
ha made tha money.
In the marshal' office, before a crowd
Of deputy marahala and other court of
fleers, he aet hla electric machine in mo
tion and explained In detail the working-
of tha plant He declared that ha
purchased the- plating machine In Cin
clnnatl for $14. .
In connection with Anderson' appre-
henalon and conviction of the crime of
counterfeiting there la a reward of ap
proximately -9100 which will be paid to
thosa responsible for hla arrest -
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IN FAR NORTH
WOKA3TS KZSSZOaT SOABB 07 rKXg-
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tatTTSS A3TS TXaTWS CVBZOS FBOaC
ZZATaTXaT SZOBXS.
lThe meeting of the Woman's Norh
Paclflo Preabytorian board of missions
- opened Its neoalon, Mre. W. S. Ladd
-presiding, at 0:30 o'olock this morning,
: with a devotional service, led by Mre.
: J. M." Wilson of Seattle, who spoke on
, tha topic, "Holiness Unto the Lord."
.Mrs. C. R. Templetomread the report of
the secretary for'- Bands and Junior
Christian Endeavor Societies.
' Mlsa Edna Protxman, secretary of the
Young People's Christian, Endeavor so
ciety,, read a full report of the young
. people'e work.
'Mlsa Helen Clark of Neah Bay. mis
sionary among tha Indiana, gave the
chief address of the. morning. Her sto
ries were most Interesting. She ex
hibited .a . tom-tom made of leather
, stretched over a frame, like a drum,
with a stick attached with leather thongs.
Mia Clark told many interesting traul
flona. In ' referring vto ;-oni of .thee
myth aha aald It waa the custom to
ornament the tom-tom with pictures
of the wonderful "thunder bird," which,
the, Indiana aay, haa never been aeon
among them slnee th appearance of
the white man. This bird Is a hug
creature, depicted In the act of carry
ing a wruuy in nis moutn. . He now
xeepa nimaeiz nidden
j where
. the cause of tha thunder.
, Mlsa Clark also told of their burial
customs how they put the bodies of
their children In chests, lock them se
curely and 1! them besides, to keep the
vll apirlta 'away.
After' the address Miss Cove of Chi
cago, ..who la traveling among the Pres
byterian colleges in the Interests of the
T, W. C, A., extended the greetings of
tha' northwest board, and gave some de
tails of her work. ;
After the minute J of the meeting
STRANGE
OF TWO WOMEN
- Two ' women; one married and tha
other single, rushed up to Patrolman
Kay on the atreet at noon today and
told htm one of the moat sensational
stories ever reported to the Portland
police. They aald that while they were
walking on Sixth atreet laat night two
men forcibly took " them to a room
In a lodging houae on that atreet locked
them In the room and held them pris
oners all night and until noon today
Patrolman Kay brought the' women
to the police station, where they related
their experience to Chief Hunt De
tective Hawley,. who waa present at th
station, waa dispatched at once to search
for tha men who are aald by tha women
to have perpetrated tha outrage. At a
of
latebour no trace of them had beeaj
found.
Pending a thorough Investigation
tha reported outrage. Chief Hunt
quests that the names of tha women be
withheld. He will have everything done
to arrest the raacala Implicated. Ha
feara they may flee the city befor
they can be found by th offloer. The
women were able ' to give complete de
scriptions . of the two men and tha of
ficers ar looking for thorn In all sec
tions of th olty.
The two. women told the chief that
some of their belongings were atlll in
the room occupied' by the men and them
selves laat night .and that they wera
afraid to go. back after them. .
OF ONONS,,
FROM AUSTRAL A
were read the session adjourned for the
n Ann InnnhnrtrV aaaVaH IS V that nmTlMtt It
hi" !lSW.dt?,1- th "Wene department of tha W. c. A.
V!1"..!.1" whloh " At the afternoon session Mr. J. Hun
ter Wells gave an Interesting talk on
her work In Korea, and Mrs. A. J. Mont
gomery conducted tha Question Box.
Reporta of committees wr read, and
election of officers took place.
"The Forget-M-Not Band", of chil
dren sane, and the Junior Band of Mar
shall-street church gave an Interesting
exercise. ' Beulah Tong, a little Chinese
girl, also aang, after which tha minutes
were read and the sesalon closed.
rc f a??-?. -nftwum-fm'tTi ;
Sfhe proper family standard
off
flavortag extracbf
eelees
is Schilling's Best; five kinds
of tcaof jumii
At
Shipping onions to Portland from Syd
ney, -N. 8. w.. la like shipping coal to
Newcastle. A shipment of 35 boxea of
onions arrived in port yesterday from
Sydney. by way of San Francisco.- They
were brought' to1 California' by a Pacific
liner, and from there to Portland on the
steamer Oregon. Irf appearance ' and
strength they are vary similar to other
onions, and those , who saw them re
garded it as a rather singular event that
local consumers have to send to the
antipodes In. order to get. this kind of
"fruit," particularly when they ar pro.
duced In auch abundance In every part
of the Willamette river valley. .
Those who ought to know aay that
lt l th flrt trme to their knowledge
that an onion shipment, ever , cam., to
rorriana rrora Australia, no one ap
pea red to know what the price of the
Sydney product Is, and It was thought
by soma that this might have aomethlng
to do with the matter. v
wovu AOAXjr asoAn.
" (Journal Special Serrle.)" '
' Sacramento, Cal., April 21. The sher
iff officers, this morning discovered a
plot of Convict Loveron and other Tol
aom escapee to escape fromaaiL Tha
prisoners intended to throw a lasso over
the bead of Turnkey . Ha ggerty and
make their escape after choking him.
KASSAXI A UlB'fTS v TO OUTMT
(Jonmal Siwdat gerriee.)
Boston April tt The state Demo
cratic convention thla afternoon In
atmcted for Olney. The Hearat mem
bers of the committee presented a mi
nority report.
PAGE MURDER CASE,
DRAWS GREAT THRONG
(Journal 'Special Service.) ...
Waltham, Mass., April 21. The case
of Charlea L. Tucker, accused of the
murder of Mabel Page a Weston, waa
called this morning. There waa a great
rush of people. ' The father of the mur
dered girl -told of finding her body. -
Tucker, throughout th hearing, main
tained an air of bravado or smiled cyn
ically. He continues to deny any-connection
with thaTcrlme, but hla stories
are In almost all , details f oonfllctlng.
Witnesses 'will 'show that h Visited the
Pag house at the time when th murder
ia supposed , to have been committed.
TO tVOOXXS OOaTOaZSSBtAlf IBUI
' - ' ' ( Joarnal Special Serrle. $ : ;
ManefleldO., April JLTh 14th.dla
trct Republican congressional conven
tion is in session here today. Candi
dates for the regular term and the un
expired . term - of the late . Congressman
W.-.W. Sklles.wlll be named. There are
several sjmirants In the field. .Among
'them Mayor Browa of 'this olty. ' , !
return trio. Thla wUl be the laat time
that aha will come to Portland for the
Portland-Aslatlo company. ........ &
The Oea club, at 137 H Sixth street
haa been eloaed since midnight on Tues
day. Various reason are assigned, but
French nip Arrive From Antwerp TU the most logical ox 1D1 "f ,l"
boa juigetn. I imurtmaBL la that the Droorletora were
Loaded with a genaral Cargo tne ,.,, .h. .m v- tha nnwttrful mm-
French ahlD Laennec reached the bf- ..mki.M irkMi nn h uvor
(Journal Special Service.) her thla morning from Antwerp by way I wmiiml nhtaf of Polios Hunt It
Chicago. April 31. Governor Yates of Port Los Angel, where part of har th.. direct-cansa or th
this morning affirmed the recommend- freight waa dlacharged. That brought losing of the Oem waa the desire of
tionnf the state board or paxdona by to Portland consists or aooui vv nrnnrtetni-a of the Portland club to
not interfering in the sentence of death which is consigned' to w. V. Fuller . monoooly In the business district
Imposed on Carbarner Van Dine, and all Co. The veaael is moored at tne nnt fuProunnn. ta house at 131 Pifth
three bandits win be hanged tomorrow street dock, and the probabllitlea are -tMJt Thmt tn,y i s iong
morning., xsetaarmeier goea to toe scax-itbat ane wiu oegin ikihiui '""land bitter flaht la conceded by all who
GEM CLUB CLOSED
BY THE COMBINE
fold .alone. Marx and Van Dine go to
gether.
. .The bandits this morning aasuma-aa-
alr of indifference with the exception
or Neldexmeler. .who . contlnuea sullen.
but is too weak from his repeated 'at
tempts at. self-destruction to make any
demonstration. Marx la aa uaual calm,
deliberate and defiant while Van Dine
Jokes with bis guards and discusses "the
picnic" of tomorrow,
Three guards are with each of tha
men and two doctors reinforce Nelder
meter s watchers. One guard ilea on
hia bed. while the othera alt by him on
each aide. He la not permitted to' put
hi hands under the'eovera. The wound
he Inflicted In his attempt at suicide 1
still open. " The bandit - smile 'with
pleaaed vanity when the guard a compli
ment him on his shrewdnesa as an .ex.
cuse ror frequent searcnea. a priest
waa with Neldermeief three hours this
morning without apparently convincing
th condemned man of hia spiritual
needs.
Vandlne, after the receipt of a tele
gram from hla mother at Springfield, no
tifying him of her failure to secure
gubernatorial clemency, called tor
priest. " 1 v
The attorneys for James Sammona
and John Lynch, the men who are' un
der the death sentence for the murder
of Saloonkeeper Barratt, thia afternoon
notified the state's attorney - that they
will aak for a stay of execution, as
Nledermeler. the carbarn bandit, con
fessed to having killed Barratt after
Sammona and Lynch had .been con
victed... a- "'
ITALIAN STRIKERS -!
DEFYING THE LAW
r .
r ' ' ' '
. (Journal Special Serrle. )
Salt Lake, Utah, April' II. The Ital
ian atrlkers who. have been encamped
in tha-ylclntty of the Castle Gate coal
mines all winter after rescuing Mother
Jones from smallpox quarantine, at
tempted this morning to tear down the
post houses and drive oft the armed
sruards.
Tha state board of health here wired
an order to arrest all concerned in tha
affair Including Mother Jones. This la
followed by ' an order for a forcible
yMajryUBsyffiyg. if.
WILL BE SHOT FOR
KILLING HIS WIFE
(Jooraal Special Service.)
Salt Lake, Utah, April 21. Frank
Ross, , the . wife v murderer; condemned
to be shot la the prison yard here to
morrow, aaked to aee the representa
tives of the press today to whom he
made long atatement justifying hi
crime.
The murderer was full of bravado
and declared he will die game and faco
tha ! rifles without flinching.
VIENNA
TARE NOW.AT LIBERTY
f (Joaraat Special Serrleei- f --f
Vienna, April 21, A thouaand strik
ers who were arrested yesterday -were
released today, , Araneatjrwas promised
to all, - while the prohlbitlveXorders
against the striking railway men hold
ing meetings were rescinded. It is
hoped a aettlement. will be effected to
day. , . , -
, .While yeaterday there appeared to be
slgna of such grave discontent that a
state of anarchy was feared, today there
1 nothing, to mark th strike- aa-unusual.
No violence la apprehended. c
mi uwu. , . in n
Captain Turbe 1 in comroana ana - .
are familiar with -
poata-avn. uneventful voyage oumlng up
the coast Tne Laennec aauea m-
Portland
gambling
Yesterday afternoon when patrons of
the Oem club went to the establishment
r - " . ... .ViI tna uem cjuq went mm wiiuiinraii
California port on March reached of aU kinds
.SS- were .Urted circulating irouna.the city.
So far as known she ia not und.r cna inveatlgation proved that 111 tlnre
ter for tb outward voyage.
ItAXxn irons. ,
Aatnria. Anrll 21. Arrived down at'
a. m. Steamer Aurella for San ' Fran-
Mmn Renortad outside at v a. m.
Three-maated schooner, a
8t Johns, April 11 assea ai a a. m.
French ahlp Laennec
vr.lHonndn. Anrll 21. Arrived In dis
tressBritish bark Holt HM from Ham
burg for Portland.
ntnriiL Anrll 20. Arrived at 5 p. in.
and went to quarantine etation British
waa to the closing waa that every means
In the power of the local gambling octo
pus, head by th Portland club, had
been, bfdught to bear, to put the Oem
people, out. Of bualneee.
. The Oem waa aald by some to-nave
been tha victim of . wild and reckieea
"Diuna-era . witn. jarge suma . ui. mvuoj. ; e
who had broken the bank and put tbefind the amounts they pay to the city
house out of commission.
incorrect
Thla. proved
raid ICeevy . s
"Patsv" Elkles. Aaron Rosenthal.
Irish" Tounc . and othera , were Inter-
etoamshlpChing Wo from Hongkong via jested intho Oem and theif money kept
Saltnaa Cm. Arnvea at v- m. i k running ior many uunuu,
French bark Marechal do Noaille from strain of the Urge "fines." aaaessed by
Hamburg. . K ;' Chief of Police Hunt, grew too severe
Astoria, April., It- vonaiuon o ""land all tnat remainea xor -
bar at 8 a. m., smootn; wina sou to, was to close the doors ana give up in
weather cloudy.;; ' r , , 5 atruggle. This they aia ana wo hi
-tt iwere not resttmea at uie ksuiwuiu
XOXiT F" - SAXAOES. time yesterday. ,
iate yeaterday afternoon rumor war
-arnrA hi. hMa received by the mer- .ina. .hnm that "nlunsera"' had wrought
chants' exchange that the British ahlii I mlachlef sufficient to break the house
Tinit Hill from Hamburg fof Portland,
put Into Maldonado, Mexico,- yesterday
In distress. The nature of the trouble
or damage 1s -unknown.-The Holt-Hill
i tn pommaitd of Caotaln Parker. She
was en route from Hamburg for Port
up in buelneaa. The door, leading irom
the street to tha rooms above was un
locked, but atthe head of the etalre
the doors were locked and bolted. The
lights were out within and there was no
sign of tne gay nre mat p-eriouwy
land with a general cargo consigned to L, y th, place. No one waa
Balfour, Guthrie A Co.. and has been . la tmu wnjr na house wan closed.
out lt days from the German port She
la of 2,289 ton nt register. .
ft;
Th nm was only a email establish
ment compared to the dens to be found
in other sections of tha city, but It -waa
forced by Chief Hunt to "ante up" each
month to the tune of $360, aa la shown,
mr no A 1 fr n xne recoraa bi i iuui,.y.j,.
1 1 V LfUvm 1. b,ook aUt.nt, on Fifth street and which
run many times the number or taoiea
PRISONERS MAY
aa th Gem,-haa been paying but $560.
Portland Club in Pavor.
Mayor William haa frequently st.iteJ
through the newsnapera that he wUl not
permit any mora1 gambling house to
open In 'Portland; that he believe In
home industry, and he haa given the
gamblers all neceaaary protection. The
Portland Club haa always been the moat
substantial gambling house In the city,
and Ita proprietors have alwaya had the
favor of the-municipal authorities. It
haa alwaya been known that the Gem
Club waa a thorn in the aide of the Port
land Club people.
"All I know-about the closing of'thf
Gem, Is that its proprietors did not car
to run any longer," aald Nate Solomon,
of the Portland Clubt "They were losing
heavily. It la aald. and did r.t for to
continue in business." - ,
T did -not know until you asked me
about it that the Gem waa closed." aald
Chief Hunt "I am aura I do not know
why It closed."
- There now remain but Six white gam
bling houses In Portland, and all are
under the fostering care and protection
of the ctty officials and the gambling
trust These ouses, with the number
f the street on -which they are oca ten,
each month, follow:
- Portland Clubrl$ Fifth street, $S60. -Mate
Cafe, 1SS Third atreet, $200.
C. Burley, for Blaster's, 24 First
street $300.
K. Blaster, 24$ Burnelde streeW $360.
Fred ; Frits, Second snd Burnsld
treats, $850.
August Ertckson. 8econd and Burn
side streets, $360.
Erlckaon'a establishment Is one of the
largest rambltng houses-on the Facifl
coast and rune more than five times t
piany tablea and games aa were run at
the Gem, but paya the same rate $350.
l- frtory ts Denied. ' .
'"The Gem Club Is merely closed for
iri.",ud W. S. Young.- TThn
story to the effect that we were forced
out of buslneaa la absolutely ialse Also
a story to the effect. that we are going
to move Into the Warwick club-rooms on
Fourth street 1s false." , V'
"What repairs -.are -to be made to Um
Oem club-ivaetV waa . asked of Mr
Young. ' - ! -
"Why, there are-xome partitions to be
knocked down and aet Up," he replied.
"How long will tnat taaer- .
. "Well, it will take ua about three of
four weeke." '
t'You are positive mo jiub .woe . no.
forced outr ,
'Absolutely positive. .
For some time D. D. Jackson, the city
jailer, haa had reason to believe tnat
tools have been smuggled Into the prison
to be used by th Inmates in an effort to
make their escape. A window bar in
corridor No. 2 waa found recently on
which a saw had been used, and on an
other bar were the marks of a file, r
Deputy Sheriffs Johnaon and 1 More-
land, by request of Jackson, made ;a
WILL NOT GRANT
ONE-OENT FARE
It has been learned upon good author
ity that the 1-cent fare across Morrl-
ayatematlo aearch of the, JaU thia morn ,,on street , brtdg will probably nojfb
lng, but were unable to discover any of ,.ranUlj by the City Suburban r ti
the Instruments believed to be in, pos- " . .wmmtmrAn- aftm-noon'a meeting
of (,,'Ua ralfway! cbrobftny's directors
Mayor Willlama' request that a. 1-cent
fare be granted across the Morrison
street bridge during the time that this
structure Is closed for repair, was dis
cussed, but was voted. down.. It Is also
session of the prisoners. A close watch
Is being kept to. frustrate any attempt at
a Jail break.- il.?J. V,,! J
FAILURE IN DUTY "
KILLS A PATIENT
said that the propoaltlon that 2-cent
fare be granted was not discussed.
,1 reply to Mayor Willlama" request
Iras formulated? It we at first proposed
toaend thla reply to the mayor this
morning; but several of the director
wished to study tlie question-a Mttl
more 'carefully before final action la
taken. It IS thought that the reply will
be Bent Mayor -Willlama tomorrow. No
one at the company's office will say what
decision haa been reached. '. ..
(Special DUpatco The Journal.) :
Baker City, Or., April 21 The fact
leaked out late last night that a man
nampd Burgess of Durkee, brought here
with appendicitis, died If minute after
being placed in tne hospital,
TO ARRANGE BETTER
SEATTLE SERVICE
Rnerlal MsBatcB ts Tt Journal.) "
tteattiiL -Waah.. Anril 2 l.A - better
It Is claimed that the Instructions of j train service la planned between Seattle
the doctor to move him from Durkee on
a Utter were not carried out The un
fortunate man sat up dressed aU the
way and the exercise was too much for
hla jsrltlcah condition,- . r,.
KATE CLAXTON'S SON-
COMMITS SUICIDE
ii"'
. (Journal Speetat Service.) . i
New ' York. April 21. Harold Steven
son, th son of Kate Claxton. the actress.
and of Charle A. Stevenson, the lead
ing man. now with Mr.. Leslie Carter,
committed ' suicide '- this: morning by
shooting,. Ha left a note, "X caa't make
any friends, so must die." 1 .
and Portland. Th Northern PaciflO i
arranging to put on another' tralnf or
the summer months -one to make tast
time and be of the beat equipment -
The passenger officials of the road
are much in favor of Improvement, and
are urging their arguments strongly.,.
oitrart n OatABaxrs.
Nora M. Grant filed suit for divorce
in the tate circuit court yesterday
against Eben M. Grant She allegea
that Grant has treated her cruelly dur
ing the paat two:years 6n .accountof
Jealousy, cursing her, accusing her of
unfaithfulness and threatening her life.
The courts are also asked to permit her
to resums her maiden name of CrandalL
The two were married at Mankato,
Minn, July 27, !. -
Are the life, tha vitality, the energy of
your booy. -
i i. nerves that cause the heart
to pulaate. the lung tot inhale the oxy
aen. the brain to direct the motion of
evefy organ of the body, th stomach to
dlaeet food, th liver to aecrete the bllo,
the kidneys to fllter the blood a-nd the
bowels to carry off the waste, -
When the .nervea of the stomach be-
come weakened or exhausted, Indiges
tion. Constipation and Inflammation re- '.
suit because the stomach is inactive.
This is true of all the organs of the
body, and proves that to cure disease
you must strengthen the nerves. if
Dr. Miles Nervine y
Is the great specific for the nerves and
in. bringing tbem back to health never
falls to cure all cases of Nervousness,
SleoplesBnes. - Nauralgla, Headache.
Spaama, Backache, Muscular -Twitch-Inga,
St Vltua' Dance, Epilepsy, Stom
ach, Liver and Kidney troubles. 1
. "For two years physicians , and health
(esorta failed to relieve me of a com-'
llcatlon of stomach, liver, kidney and
iart affect lone. Six bottlea of," Dr..;
Mllea Nervine cured me." r; -,
- o. W.- ARCHBOLD.' '
' - Grocer, Decatur, Ind. -If
first bottle falla to benefit money
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