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JOURNAL YESTERDAY IJ.liJ
VOL. I. NO. 15.
' . PORTLAND OREGON. ' SUNDAY ? MORNING, JUNE 26, .1904 THREE SECTIONS 38 PAGES.
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' "With ' the 'arrival oV.hiirh Vinon todav.
3PortIand will be able to look down on
f the gallant little fleet of warship that ,
' . has come by consent of the government .
" to give it aid In making carnival- time ,
."a-period of gladness 1
' Happy in peace and content that all
' - thought of war la of the past, the mon
' itor Wyoming and the torpedo boats
''Paul Jones and Preble will land near the
- big' uteel bridge, will clear their decks1
Jid will keep open house that the good
, folks of Portland may see the innermost .
, workings of the modern jsea-going flght-
lng machine.
. On Tuesday the officers and men of
-the boats will take part in the ceremony'
attending ' the crowning of, the queen.
: and, -.in all likelihdod, . will bow-at the
featof the ruler in the person of Miss
Margaret Paffrath, who, virtually' con
sented to act in the stead of Miss Mae
Mason yesterday afternoon. Miss Paff
rath is a sweet-faced Uttle woman and,
as shown by the success of her work 1n;
the art studio, is plucky, and will make
r A dignified queen. -
- The squadron, " after visiting Seattle '
and the sound cities and entertaining
'the people of that part of Washington,
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vwent to Astoria, Friday, made. glad ths
hearts of the patriotic -.citlsens of that
'community, and' started majestically up
vthe, river ' for-Portland, the queen city,
eariyyesterddy fdrenoon. In the even
lng -word ; reached '.carnival committee,
headquarters to the. effect that' the ves-'
sels were at Thermopela, and. that they
would..' probably proceed up "the "Wil
lamette and to i their 10-0ays' stopping
place during-the-night -time, .
'It was decided to anchor near the' big"
steel bridge n, order that 'launches and .
yachts and other" gaily-decked river
craft would have more room in which to " '
pay. their" respects and. take part In the''
rtver gayeties.." This .point if also eon-
and is 'faced by ample wharfage for the ....
sight-seeing 'crowds. t
The' three vessels -coming to Portland! :
have, taken part In many holiday feats,
and '' their commanders are ' said ' to be ''
among the. most polite men in the navy.
These officers who will' do everything"
to entertain thevlsltors are Y. L. Cott-".
man, commander of the Wyoming; Lieu r
tenant. O. C- Davidson, in. command of
the -Jon.s;' and 'Lieutenant T. C. Fen- '
ton,' in command of the Preble,
Judging from word .received at the !
. j' offices of different railroad companies in-.'-j
, .'this, city! the , crowds ' from ".nearby '
"r points will be among the largest evert
tending a, fete day In Portland. From
1 Salem, from .The'- Dalles, from -Eugfna
! and from as far as. Pendleton and Grailta
.'Pass people' will cdVne ito see the' croon
ing of the queen to vtow the splendid
fc parade, the gaily' dec'- 1 t flouts, the
pageant of honor to 0 1 1 n tt
many branches of ors. ; ;n
Portland, that have d . . 1 5
j' bring about this perlo f .1 ' ' '
I holiday and rejoicing. 1
been intending: to come to Portland f'r
weeks past have put off buying tlilr
tickets In order that they mfg'ut h
here while the ships Mre litre ana nhil"
the queen is reitnifr over the, ir-( i'! if
a prosperous city, liK'tropolis ( t Ki In
land empire.
In civio life Miyor Will'-'-ss !
heads of city and iwit 1'
and even the. fcdoi-.il :
ing'whut they can to n-s-.
the most suiwssiui rv
iver held In. the '! .
ni.iyr give to th '
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