THE OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 7, 1C01
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Paris, May 7. Th final delivery of
nevertheless Issued, and contrary to all
precedent placed directly In the hands
of the company, He aaya If they are
defeated In one of tb court of the
itate the controverey . will be settled,
and ha therefore, aa g overnor and ex
offlolo land commiaaloner . of Oregon,
requests tha attorney-general ' to Inatl
tute auft In tha 'nam of the state
agalnet tha present ownera of tha la no
in controversy. , ', ," i
This' request provides that tha partlea
Interested give satisfactory proof that
the state be Indemnified ; against - th
costs 'and expenses , that may be ln
curred by uch ault ' V .
f ' ..''; waaJfot oaiity. -j
' T, C. dray wa. arreated cpon com
plaint of John Longoore, upon tha
chart of, stealing lumbar, but upon
being arraigned, waa released, aa tha
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(Special Dlspstcfe te The JoaraaL)
Salem. .May 7. Governor Chamber
the Panama canal to the United State lln paid a vialt to. th rfor school prosecutor decided that there wa no
road yesterday ana I very.weu pieaeaa i wrong muni. . r f r
la all its details as effected Oil af
, ternoon and Franc no longer ha either
a publio or private interest In th great
interooeanlo dltoh. Th canal with Ita
: glowing promises, Ita Immense specula
tion and Ita dlssstrous acandal bav
passed from French history, , -
Tb final tranafet waa mad at noon
and th new' at one cabled to th
h6u of Morgan Co., In New Torn,
wher payment will "-e accepted. ,
BfcB WABBABT BBAWB.
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I ... (Special DUpatck to The JaaraaL)
' Eugene, Or., . May 7. Th board of
director of tha Eugene school district
yesterday made the appointment of
with th progree that ha been mad. Gray lives near th Ttllson packing I teacher of th publio Schools, for next
l A force of 10 convict la working unuer mouse ana - yesieraayj murnim ,uw a
the supervision of Levi Herren and two piece of old lumber from a, convenient
guards, -They have graded three miles pile to repair a bridge over, the mill
of th road and bavs completed ui i race ana aia pot intena any wrong. '
work for half of this distance. The coat I ; Unooaaclous From FalL
year, as follows: v
High school Myron Hockenberry,
principal; Mis Emma Chase, Mis Edith
Kerns, Mis. Busl Banna rd, M'aa Adel
Picket, Miss Ulllaa Lewis, Mia Sual
Secretary of the Treasury thaw Fay
. I r HO.000,000 Draft fog Panama CanaL .
, "., .. (Journal Bpeclal Berries.) . ; V
' Washington. May T .Before the af
" ternoon closes today, , Secretary Shaw
, of th United States treasury will have
'- signed a warrant tor I40.000.t0 In favor
v of Morgan Co., of New Tork. In full
: ! . payment for the Panama, canal. ' The
' warrant will be the largest slngl on
' "'over drawn on the treasury. ,
- - Admiral Walker,, chairman 6f v. th
, Isthmian commission, bad . a long con
reference with the president today and
wa later Joined by Mr. Bhaw. . Tb toplo
thu far baa amounted ; to , only . til, I Whn, rtornin from the funeral of I Plnsmore.
mn inav u w iKriit f -- i ((ja A. 1L Wright the hors driven I or ui inree grammar icnooit--miss
school road can be put In excellent con- b clrda Ransom of Turner be I Kate Patterson, principal of the Central
ditlon with the appropriation made T I cm frightened and etarted to run. Ills school; Mis Ida Patterson, principal of
am wsi ivbisibiui, s ., I oompanlon. Mis Emma ' Elgin, ' Jumped I ln" x-aiiereoo kbow, - n. u maa.wm,
The road waa-carfuUy laid out by ftom tn buggy and struck on ber bead I principal of th Geary school; Mrs. Anna
the county surveyor and all grades were .!,,..' Hh. ... t.k.n ta harlBuckv Mr. Dllle Waller. Miss .Lulu
eaubllshed with a view to securing P" noma tn ,n unconscious oondltlon and tUl. Mia Luella Norrls. Miss Gertrude
placed- under th car of a physician, namoie. miss &nmi uree siis -r-
but It waa found that no bone were Hall. Mis Ida Nolfslngr, Mis Ines
broken,1' ? ;' ' v Mllllcan, MUa Fannie Hemehway, Mlaa
The resident of Spring Valley," Folk KaU Kelly. Mia I. A Whiaey. Mis
county, are becoming entbuilaatlo vr B'lle Keener, Miss Nettle Kress. MUs
the rood roads auestlon. and a mass I " piramrai. wnw4
mietST wThr.t yMUrt., Vl. PauliajJ Walton. Mis. Mary W.ther-
fct dralnag. Th road la wall rounded
up In the center and slope gradually
Into'dltche that extend to the fence
on either aid. This give a wide road
bed and at the earn time leave room
for dltche wld anough to carry on
the water, ' Car was taken In estab
lishing depths for the dltche ao a. to l, when-a' commute wa p.lbej. Mia.rannle Zeigl.r,
7 .L0?!! 4 W--Wl!Li.tt Pointed to .wlloit fund, for th pur
stand. With th dralnag good, th
foundation for th road will be solid at
all seasons of th year. - . .
- Governor Chamberlain o "f th. uoTuj.urpo.
WSa-BJUA a vsm wb.wvwb evemawsa. wmsw
Liberty and Inspected tb jtock quarry
where a fore of men ar now employed
chase of a road grader, upon th under
standing that th county court will glv
an amount equal to the cash .raised by J
FreparatloM fo Bally.
An ntbuslaatle Joint meeting of tb
Tb matter of choalng a city oper-
tntendent waa postponed until some fo
ur Umr ' ;. -. '
.. V Bmmtei Onto
": t eeterday was junior day at the Uni
versity of Oregon. Public exercise were
held In VUiard kail In th vnlng. at
which tlm a program oonelatlng of or.
FOUND DROWNED
A.'
m BACKWATER
The body of James ' L. Murray waa
found In th baok water of the Wil
lamette thla morning at :4o o'clock,
near East Second and Hawthorne ave
nue. - H, Spooner, an employe of Tauben
heimer ft Schmeer, saw the body and
recovered 1C Investigation disclosed
th feet that Murray had been In the
water not over 10 hours. Thar were
no mark of Injuries on the body and It
1 either a case of accidental drowning
or suicide. . . . .. t
The body of Mr, Murray, who wa a
laborer and had lived here a year, waa
taken In charge by Coroner Finley, who
Is Investigating the case. Th deceased
left A son. ' William A. Murray, em
ployed by th Oregon Water Power ft
Hallway company at Mllwaukte, The
on visted the morgue and ' told the
coroner that the last he saw of bis
father was Inst Thursday night,, when
he waa tn ordinary good health. He
aald that be believed hi father met hi
death by stumbling from the railroad
trestle at night. He says that there
was no motive for aulolde.
According to the Information In tha
hand of tb coroner, Murray Jad no
enemies and there was no motive as far
aa known for , eelf-destnictlon. It 1.
probable that no Inquest will b held.
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was entirely pertaining to the canal and l.n..hin mom- fn. ih. road near the Young Men'. Republican club and th I ,,. .nt ,,T,. -w
-vwv. .w...v wu. m Mi. I cemetery. Th governor was nigniy i ai w . ""'idered. as follow;
near future- relative to th work. n.,"il
TEAM RUNS AWAY
AT
VANCOUVER
pleased with the new road and also with I last evening. ArrangemenU for. th
tha wnrkina of tha rock crusher. -After I coming rally at Woodburn war dls-
retailing from his Visit be expressed eussed and a committee of flv. consist
th intention of having tb reform lng of H. D. Patton, Capt C A. Murphy,
achoolToad aurfacad with crashed rock John Knight. James Kyi and Mr. Ml-
Ilk that uaed on th Liberty road,- H I vln. wa .appointed on nola and ni. ,
hallavea that rock of a similar character I Incidentally this committee Will look
can ha found near tha reform school. I after the expenses of the expedition ad
I perhaps In the bill on .tat lands, so will arrang to bav the Salem Military . -pb Aflnale of th Poor," Bee Wooda.
that th material need not b nauiea nana accompany, i or uui
very far. " - . ' land wui nave coupon, priniea ana
The Marion county court haa already I placed on al . at several storea In the
agreed to loan tb steam road roller to olty.-to be exchanged for railroad
the .tat nicer for us on th reform ticket.. Hon. Frank Davy, John Knight,
chool road and It 1 quit probabl K. Hofr and other mad abort but
tht -urtng th barvt-aon.wheniPn ana puny aaoressr--
lall th farmers ar too busy to work I Th Democratio nomine . xor .tax
h xni.h.r that manhin win iaa t I dairy and food commissioner has filed
.bcam frightened and went down tbel1(HUaa t0 the a tat, ao that rock can be hia acceptance of the nomination In I lecture, and' muaio has been prepared
v - .v- - i for th occasion.
Btoaey. - I Bash aad Boov Factory,
'.''' (SpeeUl Dispeteb to The JearssL)
V Vanoouver, Wash., May 7. The quiet
of th Vancouver etreet wa. broken fori
a few "minute last evening pi, tb' rV
ault of a run-away. A farmer'a team
. Vocal solo. Prof. T. M. Glen. ,
"Ruskln th Prophet," David Graham.
"Meriwether Lewis." Lola Howa .
"A Monument to Dr, John McLoug h
lln." Albert Tiffany. : .
Vocal solo, Miss Orao Mount,
Buskin th Prophet," Nellie WUI
instrumental music. Mis Ella MoAl'
later."' i .. .
, Buaday Bokoel Ooaveatlom,
Th Sunday school convention of the
Eugene district of Lane county met In
the Methodist Episcopal ' church this
forenoon at 19 o'clock and Ihe meeting.
I wUl -continue untU tonight at -o'clock.
An . lntereetlng program of papers.
" " a . lOKnea to ui bum, lu wai rues van tm - -
street at a break-neck speed, colliding crushed for 'the road now being con- ofoo of.tb secretary
with on of th Mercbanta" Express irlgs ,tructed by the'eonvlcU. . , . Flensy of II
standing In front of th express offlc. By jh us of convict Ubor on th i Th repottof Coun
Th report of County Treasurer w. I Tnrti.ni and Chicago canitaiists ar
T. Richardson for th month of April. nrarlna. on establlshlns a big sash and
which was completed yesterday, shows door factory at Springfield In th near
a naiano in casn in aiarion coumy s futur. according to reliable report re-
treasury on jaay i oi .. ui i cetved here.
this -amount $70,801.(3 waa. In the gen- It js aia0 sUted that tha Booth-
Lumber company is Interested in
project.. , , , 1 v,
Wlnti m.' IHKM& 2
snw. UHun vm u m iwraunut auiiau u I n'he renort BhOWS the County lO De in I 7iir.'B t... ..,(.
QuSrterrnaater Sergeant A. W. Saxon, mak It smooth and bard. by far the beat financial condition of .lil.t i. wifa Texamea Brown, for
The only damage dona, waa to uatop th eruhr tb material for surfacing th
express wagon by upeettlng It. road can be prepared at very small cost
The town ver lno th convention ,nd wUhout depriving th farmr of
haa been unusually quiet, only a few ,h. U.A nr h. m.hin whan. th. want
eociat (uncuona casing piac now ana tL. Tna gd. that I. being constructed
tl-'lltirt toJ- wlU e a'.plendid foundauon fora ohoo, tUnd. nd 1J.4J8.04 In th. pe- prjS
I WM ncPt , flrat-claa highway and aU that will b clal clty mnd -cn0ol dUtrlct -fund. T
WUI BrUf Bolt,
any county In th .tati. Th treasurer dWorcfc Th. eoupia were married In
Suit will be brought' In the nam of now .nM h mony on hand to pay TexM on December J J. 1171. and have
uv wbwuw , - I been reiant ot iant county ior we
Warner valley settler to annul the n "P00 "x,oa wuv. ana mh our- p,t 1 years. In bl complaint Brown
JT
company tJ. lth Infantry, la seriously
sick with typhoid pneumonia and la
al 1L. . KH,a .A.a. V ..a
VnV .1. w VmiA th Ut. of Oregon la behalf of the
night end today his condttion waa V-1 r ...,,. ..i. . .J. I mand
ported the same as it ha. been for two L, a. k. .hi,h ih. w.ra. w.n h. den wlU be disposed of In a few days. I (h,t ..rin, the nut two year
A9m KMlHflnfl I J m.w -,. 111 Ka m-m ma.ih.w I I ... .... , , .
stock company secured tltl .to. f.000 I . " - . """'" . his wir ha aousea mm, cauea aim vue
acre, of land.- This , decision , wa. lu " " v and Indeoent name, ana in votoDcr, iu.
atrf Kw nemnnf rhmiu,Fil ' I state taxes In f uli. - ' . I aaanntatad with Alfred Temole. a tlm-
terday after a meeting of ..the , state I " ",v;v" i"'""u ber man, It being or suon a nature as
wuuiy a.., us -s vviuVmuj, "' i to cause general . seignnornooa , wa.
day previous,
Mlaa Laura Oliver of San Francisco
1. visiting friends and acquaintance. In
Vancouver and vicinity. She expects to
: spend several days her and than visit
other point in and about the Sound In
this put before returning bom.
DALLAS BUILDING
OPERATIONS HEAVY
- (Special Otspstcb t Th Jonraat) -Dallas,
Or, May 7. Dallas is enjoy-
land board. In which there wS . .dis
agreement. ' Secretary of State Dunbar
and State Treasurer' Moora. constituting,
a majority of th board, decided that
th board ha. no authority to order a
suit brought. Governor Chamberlain
hied a protest and then sent to the at
torney-general a letter directing him to
bring a suit In the nam of th tat to
set aside the deed. Mr. Crawford said
last evening that h will bring th ault
a requested. ,t . ..
Though th members of th .tat land
yesterday filed In the offlc of tb secre
tary of state, capitalised at 1100,000.
Tb- principal offlc of th company will
b at Independence. The Incorporator.
ar: H. Hlrechberg, Charle. E. Ladd
of Portland; A. .L. MUla of Portland;
J. El Sibley of Dallas, and D. W. Sear
of- Independence
Several year ago banker Hirschberg
of independence- began boring for oil
oh the Whlttaker farm near Monmouth,
and these operations have been carried TWO MOBB BtTFFOBTBBB OF
ASYLUM RECEIVES
' MORE FANATICS
lng a building boom of no .mall pro-1 board differed widely In their view, of Intervals inoe.- The latest de-
portlon "at the prevent tlm and since I the board's authority, they differed good
th commencement of good weather. X. I naturedly and each went on record a
G Klrkpatrlck is putting up a large I to hla opinions Th majority decision,
brick' building on Main etreet that 1 which prevailed. ' wa. written by Secre-
to be completed by Jun -fc- RrEv WUl- tarr f Sut- Dunbar and -Treaaurer
lams Is erecting a large livery stable I Moore. Their pinion recited the fact
on North Main street. There are also I that the Warner valley aettlera filed a
la coura of construction at th pre-1 petition asking th board to order
ent tlm on harness shop, on black-1 ault brought, and that after consider-
velopment was to strike tmlt water!
which analysed 7 per cent pure, and
it is believed natural gas baa been dis
covered In commercial quantities. Mr.
Hirschberg has been quietly at work.
and o far as possible has suppressed I
all news of the strikes, and he now has
a company organised, whose capital la I
unlimited, and which InUnd. to push
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(Special DUpatck to The JoaraaL)
Albanv." Or..' May 7. Rose Seeler and
smith shop, a Urg church,: almost com- lng the matter, they were satisfied thar w0'k Actively, and develop the wall jAttl. Bray, two young women of Cor-
pleted, an Ice and cold .toraga factory, i no law autnoruing or even sugg-eating " " wiw vauis wno nave ior ine pasi six moauu
a printing office, a candy factory, a real that the board order such suit, brought out regard to expense. . b,., connected with the Holy. Rollers,
estate office and -eight dwelling house. - Thy held, on th othr hand,-that' .. mtt Z.ewta Bad wer-brought to thla city yeeterday
Other building, and dwelling ar to be under sections t(8 and Its of th. cod, , Miss Edith .Lewis, daughter of Mr. afternoon by Sheriff Burnett and taken
erected a soon a help and material can and under the decision of th supreme and Mrs. John H. Lewis, died at 11 t0 tb Salem asylum, having been com-
t obtained. w, s . . . , icoun m me case ox m etaie va. un-1 o'clock yesterday mornlna- at th homlnu"ea 10 lu1 uw j bvuwu
Work on th TeervoIr f or th uewleon, th power to bring such suits Is of her sister. Mrs. James W. Willson. county court. Miss seeiey is an oiaer
at th age of SI year. ' slstr f Florence Seeiey, wno week-
waterworks system is being rushed eel given the attorney-general or any dls
rapidly ' as possible. Meanwhile water trict attorney, la this view of the mat
la being carried direct from the intake ter they ordered that th petition of th
in th mountain, west of town to Dallas aettlera be - referred - to the attorney
residents.' A lare number already have general for uch action a h might
th water piped to their ' houae and deem proper. , .
plaoe ef buelnese.- The water- supply j- s-t Oovernof TH. TFxtr!'v;
: tnrder thatlhu pcitlon might b.
" ; , .v. " 77 ""I . i Governor i Chamberlain . filed a
vMis. Lewi, was on of Salom'a dodu- ' to the Boyr ana omr
lar voune- iadiaa and Waa nromlnant I. Aid society at Portland by th i.inn
church .work, having been a llf-long county court Kos Seeiey has been an
member of the Presbyterian church! rdent supporter of Creffleld ever since
About six years ago sh became af
flicted with lung trouble, and has since
spent most of her time In southern Ore-;
gon and other . favorable localities,, and
Sdla,!?T,Vw1 1? 'mou Iwrltt'en protest, to b made part of tb. n pwcnea om during th early part Corvalll.. Md when her
that o-called epostle Invaded Corvalll.
Sh Is' 1 8 years old and was born at
Alsea.
Recently sh worked a a domestlo In
sister waa
Portland Bull Run water.
' TT -Tr-"ieWli IIIBIHIMlill' I I ITia
BLOOM AND GIRL
.'. COMPANION CAUGHT
' (Special Dispatch to The Journat)
Olympla. ; Waah, . May ' 7,-Birdl
Walker, the 14-year old daughter of a mUit m-jnst - any loss or expense la
Seattle .man.' who iaappeared A fw oonnction .with th ult,V Ii.-v
ftf day. ago and -who- father auspected
that .he had been enticed away from
f thi. ...ir . - itaicen to rortiana.. an xearea commit
The funeral service, will be held from , "c'
tb residence of Mrs, WlUson.- at J:80 " vwjmeui, sivi vuv u
o'aloak , Bundav .aftamaon. ' .iS-w olng to Hood River. Instead she was
1 sW4 t, " ! secreted at the home of a V. Hurt,
v -T?T ; ""f1- father of Mrs. Creffleld, who was sent to
' Sheriff J. M. Rader and two deputies the asylum from here a week ago. Yes-
f-p.claily th duty of th. board to order penitentiary thwe
! '"U..bU?hi H.n L. Benson of the first .td .naVmmitted.
judicial district, upon the charg of Attl Bray, who wa also a native of
uurawr, winmiiimi oa Apru io, a. i Lincoln county, I J year old. Both
Hager and Walter Schults will erve a women wer bareheaded, with loose hair
sentence jt -flv. years, andVEmU Self ert J hanging-down their backa. WhU walt-
w lng for the train they stood In th
William. J. Applegat of Portland, waiting room at the station Ignoring the
"tate manager of the Modern Brother- curiosity of the people crowding about
hood of America, Is in this city, and them. They scorned taking seats in the
iasi evening assistea in tn organise-1 room, a they never make use of any
won or a local lodge of the order. A thing made by common man If they can
record, -declaring his ! belief that" when
ah application hai' been mad in good
faith and upon sufficient showing It Is
the duty of the board to order a suit
brought : to secure a . deed alleged to
have been obtained through fraudulent
representations. ' He asserted that it to
been In possession of the, land for II
year, and are willing to Indemnify the
Bw.w.aaw vmwvw. V U.a VI V
test with a. letter directing that suit be
home. was. today arrested at : Rainier, brought In the nam bf th tate The
thi. county, and her companion John governor has the power to do this lnde
Bloom who escaped whll the girl was pendently of the board. In his letter
being questioned, wss later arrested t the governor state, the fact In the
thT'ul. were on their wav to Port. hIA1.1!? rfLiK?? company of about JO people, met avoid It and thi. objection to th. work.
. land and were making the trip In a light th. mtarior, ova wh i". rc " "r'..V' ana per- of man extend, to article, oi wearing
fwaa-on." . ' ' 1 alia-Vh- -
i wagon. I says, th ordinary i cltlson w see. . the -.1 orsanlsatioif Prudenea iiwf... m
motto, '"Who enter, her leave hop Ian
Letter Carriers' Excursion.
r veuiuu. , ,
l- , In tha lattaP' tha MVftntAV aaArlhaa
Sunday, MaySJ, up the beautiful Co-th action of th board In refuaing th
request or Hon. John a. Hall, attorney
for the Warner Valley settlers, to bring
suit In the name of the state against
the Warner Valley Land company, and
than goe Into a comprehensive desorip-
f lombla river; .top. at all . th. famous
;v v plsce. of Beauty. Baseball game at
t! The Dalles. Th 'Letter Carrier band
-will -provide music for - th excursion,
J - Sunday. May JJ. Walt for It '
fi3.t,.Oj.O'D
Oa account of Its rrifhtfnl bldeeesness, Bloo
"f.l Polaonlng is eommoBly railed toe King e( AU
Manager Applegat will thla morning
go to Chemawa, where the order ha a
proaperous, lodge, and aaalat- In the
preparation, for an elaborate ; banquet
to be given thi. evening. A larsre num.
ber of people are expected to . attend,
and several speakers of note will de
liver , addresses. Hon. -John A, Jeffrey
WOODBURN JAIL IS
CONSUMED 8Y FIRE
(Special Dispatch to The Joarsal.)
Woodburn. Or., May 7. The city jail.
hob or - cow the . land , dispute cam 1 a.i.m m .u,,.. l hri i k n.k urri. wS
about, beginning with th tlm When, in I eventnr. . ant Mwip rt.r.l.t. deatroved bv a Are. which started 'at 11
others will speak. The Chemawa lodge I o'clock last night.
is planning to build a new hall and thel Last evening Marshal Beach had
banquet this evening will be a rally to Mocked In . tramp who was Intoxicated,
tart th ball to rolling. and as th fir started Inside th natural
supposition is that the prisoner was the
1S81. H. C. Owens applied to the state I
land board to purchase tract of swamp
land containing about 78,000 acres. '.
' This application was refused, and :In
188S a second application was denied.
ritem
4lmi ttwj sasnlfest Itself In tb fora of Serof.
Ola, Itcwai, Bheomatie Pains, Stiff or Swolles
lolsts, Eraptloos or Ooppertelored Spots n the
raee or Bodr. llttla Ill.r In tha afoath ar na
the Toons, Sore Throat Swollee TodsIIs, rUln(
eot of tM Balr or Rrehrows, and Snail e Lap-
any on peraon to purchase more than,'!
4u urea, na agaja roaa appiicauon.
ana this time the application wa al
itor Holy BoUm.
Sheriff M, F.' Burnett of Benton eoun-
1 cause of the conflagration. He said he
was awakened about morning by smoke.
Uli'Uitj0t th when the marshal arrived and liberated
asylum two young ladle, belonging tolhi'
lowed, and on April J. 1884. a certificate ". reliflou. aect known a. th. Holy At tha .iar nutin r he it
of sale was ' issued to .Owen a. fnntl. I Rollers, They were Rose Seeiey. asredl. 1
hUittthr,.7nJ0mif l,?r...up0B tol"- ;recla!.m,n,r th Mm Kl' ZHtSu1 Bra a " r 001,1 passed to move the building to the city
&oW ... th. . lot at Sond -and Garfield .tr.U.
irc.inwni b praciicauy mud r iiif wori i vvui.i,!, -u u - - - -------- .-..v inert vag no lniuronco.
i t4 MtntalM km Anmmwnnm m lettvtf enaL. I 1 tfiK Jf T. Kf nvnrnvar mm A hnmftiitig nrA I rAJlsitlCA AOnflnM - VT thm. AMVllltli mt . I'. m j a. s - -w . as i
. v ifdji".. r.trJ?.lto,3 Pn- etUed on 5,000 acre, of thi. "P.nse of th state, the other, being cltJr tonight will be attended by a great
S '"' ,J,MSB. ? w Partlcto ol imttrnv WJt"-.n .hi. Mr. and Mrs. Wank. Hurt.. Mlaa RnnKia -i ' "i " rir'"J;.'
, iBiparity, boob every eisa ana srtnptom ausiB-I 7 . ... - : - -, ' . r- 7 ..r... crewUl muu in tiao 01 uiauraony perouns
. -pears, compieTOiy ana .ronvw. td oiooa, to I Bam ana are now in possession 01 it, i I iau vnuiwu, . wire
. ne nones ana me waow sya. Ever since, the aovernor . save, thav I D m adosu wremeia. wno onsnnated
have contested the claim of the land I seci.
company in the. federal land office, some
time, the decisions being for and some
time, against them. ' - i t
The visit of th governor to Wash
ington in th interest of the settler, i.
then mentioned, and hi. vigorous pro
ton are eleanaed, perilled and restored to per.
fret bealto,, and the patient prepared anew for
the entice and plensures of Ufa. 'BROWN'S
Hi oou ui'kb, Dnttl. lasts- a moots.
Made by DR. BROWN, S35 Arch St.. PhlUdol.
rhl. ror sale in Portland oaly by rrsak Maa
. rorii
tlssd Hotel Pbarmaor.
. U Oents, Bound Trip, Sunday.
To Canemah Park. Oregon City. Wil
lamette Falls. Baseball on th grounds.
1 the need of a Jail will be sorely felt
i Th fir company did - good work in
saving other buildings from ignition.
. 1 11 1 ;
WABBXBCh'
' (Spsdal Diapetek to The JoeraeLl
Oregon City. May T.- Captain Archie
Peas wss yesterday non-suited In hi
case against Ernest P. Rands who h
claimed had Injured hi fishing rrghta
around Moore's Island to th extent of
140,000. Mr. Rand la th nglner who
secured the contract from th stat to
build a fish ladder over th fall so
that th salmon could go on up tb rlvr
to spawn. yi-
Th plaintiff allege that hi. right,
hav been violated which be ay h
own. at th foot or th fall. Th right
mentioned are privilege connected with
salmon fishing which tb captain aay
hav brought bltn in ' considerable
money In year past and will bring mor
In year to com. Accordingly when
the work wee commenced on th fish
way laat fall aa Injunction wa. lasued
to uspend work and for th payment
OI B,0. i
Th ess wa on In qutty and tried
befor Judg McBrlde. Prosecuting At
torn'y H. . 8. Allen and SUte Attorney
A,- JV-Crof f er -- ooaducted the case, for
th atat. Th petition for non-suit was
sustained by the court
Zs Divorced lroaa Busbaad.
Helen A. Knox waa yesterday granted
a dlvore from Frank O. Knox by Judg
T. A. McBrlde In the circuit court The
husband did not appear and C. F. Par
rault and TlUle Perrault testified that
Knox had at aU times treated hi wlf
with cruelty end shame and failed to
provide for her. She waa permitted to
resume her maiden name of Helen Ann-strong.
Circuit Court Brooeedlnr. ,
Suit was yesterday filed In tb cir
cuit court by Pearl Hornier against th
heir of R. L. Russell for a 8400 not
that was issued to the plaintiff by the
deceased and which waa secured by a
part of the donation claim of Hiram
Straight -
On an order from the circuit court
yesterday the estate of George T. How
ard, an insolvent debtor, was ordered
settled by the assignee, T. F. Ryan.
Claims amounting to - 810.019.6T wer
filed against Howard and JJ.JIS.4J were
collected to satisfy them. After the
lawyers' bills and other fee. had been
paid there remains 11,148 to b applied
pro rata on the claim of tb credit or a
Last night th circuit court sat in
night session on the dlvore suit of
Elisabeth Avery against Oeorg H,
Avery. The plaintiff claim, that .he
has, been treated In a cruel manner and
forced to work on the farm and help
In the grubbing out of stumps.
Avery denies these allegation, and
ay. that hi. wlf has frequently cursed
him and at time did not cook hi .up
per, and in addition to these trouble
hi wlf lnvfted In a certain Jennie
Wisher to stay with them and would
not send her away at his request' He
say. that the ault Is brought solely be
cause hi wlf wants -to secure posses
sion of 17 lores of land that he- owns
In Clackamas county. Ia the trial last
night It developed that both parties wer
much given to swearing and using
abuslv language toward each other.
Th trial 1 being continued today.
Death of B. XhilUp.
Particularly sad waa th death of N.
Phillips in St Vincent', hospital yester
day after a surgical operation for an
abceaa. i. Ha. wa. taken suddenly 111 at
hi. store Tuesday night and continued
to grow worse and Thursday It was
thought necessary to. take hlm to the
hospital for an operation. It was found
on operating that, he could not live and
when told that he could not aurvlv h
left hi business affairs to his son.
He waa from Michigan and had just
bought the store that was owned by the
lata - C-.W' Gsafta.Hla-.family-4s. hera
with him and will probably operate the
tor. ''. "
Mr. Phillips was a member of the
Masonic lodge and other orders and will
probably be buried by that order In
Portland.; ., ; v';.- ",.
V - (Special Dispatch to The JoaraaL) . ..
Independence, Or May 1. AJxut two
years ago H, Hirschberg of this city
sunk a well to a depth of about l.ooo
feet boring for oil. oa what Is known
a the Whlteaker place, lying some six
miles from Independence. His machinery
Waa lniulhniiata mtnllnn. t k. a i,amh..
and the matter was dropped for tha
time being, a high fence being put up
around the welt They reported they
had struck a flow of salt, and that ait
investigation of the Mm. had showed'
it to be a quantity, sufficient to estab
lish salt wells. .
This ' week aa ' Incorporation wa.
formed . with the residence of tb cor
poration at Independence, th Incorpora
tor being 1L Hlraohberg, president of
th Independence National bank at thla
nlaea. IX W. Haara nrealdant af tha Polls
j TSOTXTBS SSABCBTB9 Vkt YAXB I County ' Land company, also of Inde-
SEATTLE HAS A
v KIDNAPPING CASE
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; sjlxji btbbobabt, irrsTBBZOvs-
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CZiXTB TO BIB WBBBB A BOTTB.
pendence, Judge J. K. Sibley of Dallas,
Charles E. Ladd. of th Merchant Na
tional bank of Portland, and A. L. Mills,
DruMant tkt tha Slea VatlAnal hank af
(SpscUf Dlspsteh to The Jeersal.) f. I tha 'eama nlarai ; Tha .tanltal ! rwlr la
Seattle, May 7. Little Prult Baker. I fixed at sioo.eea. nharaa at 11 aarh.
the wo-year-cld eon of R. , Baker of I The name of th company 1 th' Polk
th whole firm of Baker A Richard, County Salt, Oa. and Oil company.
108 First avenue, ha. disappeared. - Ao-I This wall, and tha land loaned bv the
cording; to Assistant ., Superintendent J company Is In th same bait as that
Dy of th Plnkerton Detective agency. I which Tha Journal mentioned In one of
It Is a clear ess of kidnapping.. I its articles from Independence, deecrlb-
The lad vanished yeeterday morning lnc tb crooDlnx' that war found on
at 10 o'clock at Eagl Harbor, almost th Ello Holm plac about flv mil,
from under th eye of hi mother. AU I north of Independence.
day yeeterday and all night 1(0 men The partle. Interested In th matter
have searched . for him but from- the here hav - been -very reticent about
tlm h disappeared, to the present not giving out any Information aa to what
th slightest trso of any kind has been titer had secured la th way of a stria
discovered. The affair 1 on of th I when , borlni formerly, and many ar
most, mysterious ever Investigated by I of ths opinion, that they found oil and
th Plnkertons In this section. la gas. in a small stream befor they die-
Mr., Bakr watched the boy coming I continued work.
up th hill toward her. She turned her - It Is understood that H. W. Corbet t
eyes away for a moment and when sh was originally interested with Mr.
looked again b waa gone Not a lgn Hirschberg In the well properties and
or sound has been seen or heard slnoe. I was to enter Into the matter with him
Not even a footprint has been discov
ered to show which way ths boy went.
ARE PROMINENT ;
IN CIGAR TRADI
In the developing of tha asm; but died
before th matter waa taken up by '
him.-j' - ;; .
. Considerable excitement has been
aroused In Polk county with the news
and much speculation is being Indulged in
as to the probabilities of oil being dis
covered. Thoee Interested and many
who hav looked over th - territory
stat that they . believe that oil will
be found a. th. evidence, are very
MINING
BUSINESS
I. B. Cobb, nreaident of th American
agar company and of the Havanna atrong In th cropping.
Tobacco company; C Porter, manager of
the Porto Rico branch of the American
Cigar company and of the Havana
clfio coast manager of the American
Cigar company, arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning and ar at th Port
land hotel. Mr. Cobb resides lu New
York and Mr. Heyneman In San Fran
cisco.
The visitor, wer entertained - at
lunch today by Ou Simon, manager of
the Esberg-Ounst Cigar . company .. in
Portland.
Thi. 1. th. first visit of President
Cobb and Mr. Porter to the northwest,
and their trip Is In the nature of an In
spection tour a look into the business
that I being done on the coast by th
American company and th prospects for
more buelneea Regarding th trip Mr.
Cobb Jd: . . ;
"Wi ar delighted with condition on
th coast. Every community eem to
be nJoylng prosperity and the Indica
tion, for a good year are most promis
ing. Portland is one of the finest cities
we hav visited on the entire trip. . It
la substantially built and seems to b
growing rapidly." - . - I
IS LOOKING IIP
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(SpeeUl Dispetch to The JoaraaL) .0
Baker City. Or.. MSv 7. This week
business In a mining way Is looking up.
On property has , got started with a
force of miners and another has broken
a road through th snow to th mine and
supplies, lumber and other material are
being hauled to the seen of operations.
The former property is the Buckhorn,
under th management of Hon. Oeorge
J. Barrett, while the Utter is th Crane
Flat placer property, being operated by
Mr. A. Burch. . - , .
-. how. a Strong T4'
A strike made this week in Red Moun
tain Is very likely to prove Of consider-
(Spsdal Dispatch to The JoaraaL) - I able Importance. For the past six
Pendleton. May 7. The strawberry I months Harry' Blake has been running
crop In th Milton and Freewater dls- a tunnel to Up what la known a the.
tricta promise, ta be very heavy, and! comstocx teog wnicn goes into tneir
STRAWBERRY CROP.
IS VERY PROMISING
4;a-
th first shipment, will be mad about
May 10 this year. , .
Already th . larg grower, are en
gaging help to handle tb crop - and
from all th. present prospects It will
be a serious matter to secure pickers
Just at the right time to put th crop
out a. fast a It ripen. Umatilla In
diana' have ' been ' engaged to pick by
several 01 the larg farmer, and all the
local women and children that can b
Induced to -work, hav been engaged.
If the weather continue warm th
harvest will necessary begin earlier than
th Jdth, a (th berries will rlpea rapid
ly.
MERRILL RESISTS
SUMMARY ACTION
The contest between Fred Merrill, the
bicycle dealer, and 8. Morton Cohn over
the possession of property at 105-11
Sixth street, which Mr. Merrill wishes
to use for theatrical purposes, 1. grow
ing decidedly interesting. Attorneys J.
F. Booths and Bernstein A Cohen filed
a motion in the circuit court thi. after
noon to dissolve the temporary re
straining order issued by Presiding
Judge Oeorge yesterday, preventing
Cohn .from proceeding with an action
in forcible entry and detainer In the
Justice court. . It was asked that ar
gument on the motion be heard ' at
o'clock this afternoon. ; Notice was
served on Mr. Merrill at 11:50 a. m
which, his attorney regard, a. very
abort notice. '..-
Judge Oeorg fixed the hoar for hear
ing the argument at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon, Mr. Merrill', attorney being
busy in another department Merrill
announce, that he will sue Cohn and
Boothe and Mra- Caroline Balnbrldge,
who sold th property In dlscut. for
$25, OdO damages next week. A Con
spiracy exist, h allege, to break him
up in business. : ( ,. . , . .
POISON
Do not accent Wisconsin Central -Rail.
Music and dancing at th pavilion. Cars I way draft !! on National : Exchange
with traUers attached, leave O. W. P. iBank. MUwaukee. wis., cavabla to
test .gainst the Issuance of patent from I waiting room, First and Alder streets, I James A. Clock. If presented , notify
the Interior departmeBt, wich wasj.wy J mlnutea j. , Mr. Clock, I5J Aldjr tret.
A, 1 business schcxl Schil
ling's Best that teaciies how
to do business sd as to make
every; man and woman you
deal-with your friend. ;
Your grocer's; money back.
WASCO COUNTY'S Z
FINANCIAL REPORT
.(Special Dispatch to Th JoaraaL)
Th Dalles, Or., May 7. Th financial
statement of Wasco county. Or., as com
plied In the- report of Clark ft Buchanan,
publio accountants, and filed with the
county clerk show. t Outstanding war
rants at face value, J47.JC7.1J; Inter
est on warrants, 11,911.90; total, J49,
179.11. Amount of cash on hand, "gen
eral fund, I0,14(.7(; amount Including
above belonging to road fund, J2.88J.49
net indebtedness May 1, Jll.915.84. The
county treasurer will make a call thla
week for all warrants Issued up to date,
Considering that this county was four
years ago approximately JlfiO.000 in debt
the showing Is remarkable. The finances
of the county for the past four year,
has been under the Democratic adminis
tration, a majority of the county com'
mlBsloners as well a. th treasurer be
ing Democrats. Th. county now bs. a
good courthouse, - good roads, good
bridge ana 1. out oz aeor.
ROSEBURG MAN HAS
PECULIAR MANIA
. (Special Dispatch to Tb JoaraaL)
Roseburg, Or., May 7. Alvln Ormla-
ton, a young man living : several miles
south of this place, was sent to the
asylum for , th Insane at Salem yes
terday. HI. peculiar mania Is that he
can speak any known language. Includ
ing the deaf and dumb system.
It could not be. told here whether he
would recover or not - 1
What makes ths affliction tha mor
sorrowful- la that h was an xmplary
young man and good cltlaen and 1 only
is year, or age. -
Junior class day was eld her last
night by th member of th 'OS class of
th hlgh schooL Fourteen students de
livered orations in an excellent style.
On May 21 the eembr.. class win
gradttatSL v It .will be th. second year
that the high school ha. had a class
graduat from It - ; ''
Th high school building 1. almost
finished' and whan don It will be the
largest high - school - structure la th
ut outalde af Portland, ,
property from .th Comstock group. It
will be remembered that thla vein was ,
cut about a year ago by the Comstock
people. Several partle we know have
sampled It for their own satisfaction,
all getting returns from- assays showing
high average values. Where the vela
has been crosscut by. Mr. Blake It shows
a good, strong -- lead of fin looking
Mr. W. C. Rutter, of Seattle, man
ager of th Big Four near hare, is ex
pected here soon after the first of May
to start; work. He will probably remain
her. during, the summer and have per
sonal supervision of operations. -,
Will Start Dvlopmat. , ,
The management of the Gold Bug, on '
Rabbit ereek, contemplate a number ef
Important "Improvement" ar their" prop -
rty as soon as th snow disappear and
th road, becom settled and material
can be hauled in. They will be in the
nature of , new building. ' and roadd,
which wilt make better accommodations
and enable them to employ more men.
8uiorlntendent T. J. Bheedy will re
sume work on the Black Jack In a few
days. ' Hi. crew, of miner, ar. already
engaged..1.-; '-:.; '"'?';'" Vr;?' v -.j1' .
As announced last week; Mr. Barrett
will soon start development work at the
Grand Union. This will be done aa aoon
aa the - juueanorn wora , a going
smoothly. '
To Oreeham, Zstaoaoa ' ana . Casadsro.
Three trip. Sunday. Ieav First and
Alder etreet 7:60 and 10:30 a. m. and
J:60 p. m. .!'
Who m
Darticular
class
houst
llaR
not cxtraordinarly
can go to a first
ready-made clothing
and get a good suit
from $18.50 to $30.00, but if
you want somethLng extra
something that is cut, trim
med and tailored - to perf ec
tiom voull find it absolutely
necessary to go to a first
class tailor. ' It would indeed j
be a pleasure for me to show f
youtny piece goods and
style of work. ; ,
' ' ' i ;
WM. VELTI3i J
tailch
403 WASIIINGTOir CT.
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