V THEyQREGONllSUNDAYr JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 23, ISO I.-
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Terrible Fall of Very Popular Young
Woman, Queen: of the Elks' Carni-
val in This City in
1902.
brought hom!om vlltlng-card that! Maybell Dougle In thi city la ehown
h had written for kr. i:v(.- (that when aha waa elected queen of thai
Thin my wlfa and I reproved har and I Elk' carnival on August U, 1902, Man-1
Insisted that he have nothing to do with ager H. C Bower, of the Portland hotel
him. , 'To our demands sh aald: arranged' a banquet In her honor and all
"I-11R coon songs, but have abso- of her frtsnde were Invited: flha as
lutely no ' us " for the nigger them- given, the Elks' prls of $500 for, winning
aelvea , v - ,t; ; 1 th. contest. On the day preceding her
! ' "Thle Statement aatlaf led ' ua. We election the vota between her and ' her
thought tha Intercut in Jone had been I naaraat competitor, tba Grace Walton re-
- "A a to the conduot of our' daughter, j ton waa nearly 900 votea In tha lead, but
no better or mora dutiful girl than hc Qn th night aha waa elected the vote
aver uvea. one tovea ner noma, ana i etoodr v Maybelle Douglas.- 13.319' ana
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'i ESTABLISHED 1881' V vv-.V.-V''- V'' V.::.
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Drug Store on this Coast
Steals; Away; From Home to Marry Negro Wliom
gi SHe, Learned I to - D)vvatlThe ; Portland-
-v.- Parents Are . Heartbroken
loved ua and har brotbera. .Although
aba had quite a few baaux, ah never In
her Ufa had a ateady fellow. Never In
the' Ufa of our child waa aha out at an
uhaeetnly lata hour of night' Mar con
duct waa all that any parent could have
deaired.,: ' ' .-j--" , '.y
"Thea are the condition which make
Grace Walton 4,891 v Following- the elec
tion. lo Hlracn of the Meier St Frank
company ordered tha magnificent corona
tion robea which ahe waa tor' wear from
New York by. telegraph, t
Mlaa Douglaa waa crowned, queen of
tha carnival on the night of Beptemoer
1. 10& Tha f eatlvltlea ' In the temple
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ua brtleva that our daughter haa never 0f the Eke wera tha moat elaborate of
dona wrong. Cut, oh, tha heartrending the kind ever beheld la Portland. The
uncertainty! Angulah auch aa thla waa hieat men in Elkdom and in tba bua-
never imagined by ma before.' Never In I Ufa of tha city wara preeent, and
my Ufa before did 1 dream that aucb I the f rlenda of the aucceaaf ul yoang I
Buffering' could be inflicted." a ' I iri. hiv waa than but 11 years of age.
Aa ha talked Mr. Douglaa atood for wrc out m f ore: To her It waa a night
the moat part. Ha seemed too nervous which should have left an lmpraea on
Stout Silk Elastic:Hose
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xcgsins :...;.;.?2,oo
Knee ' Caps V. .... .$1.75
Anklets kai.75
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.swollen veins, strains, sprains or
J weak limbs, r Send measurg; we
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th Portland hih achooi. followed i LmuKiaaa naa oonnaea tne atata or ner i .-k . .r
two yeara ago by being elected queen of heart Thla peraon waa her girl chum.
tha big Elka' carnival
marrying a coiorea man in opaw. "TV 'a - u, - r.ftn. .nf hllt h, Mr. r,."..., " ... ,h- have . aurrounded
algua
the story of Maybella Douglaa, the
beautiful whit girl who for two years
Iha charmed tha hundred! of.patrona of
the grill room of the Hotel Portland,
where abe aerved aa -caahler.
' ; Thla waa the atory In a nutshell
' which went tha rounda of tha Portland
laat night, which wrunr tear o pity
' from thoae who had liked tha girl; which
wrung contempt for Edward 8. Jonea,
the mulatto waiter in tha grill room
who" waa discharged April Ji laat by
tha head waiter because of the lofatu
atlon which he-had inspired and which
- ha would not break.
, No girl la Portland was better be-
1 loved 'than Maybella1 Douglaa or had
mora frlenda from within tha nnka of
her own race than aha. Asa little girl
ahe came to tbla city from Washington,
' D, C, completed the course in the Vort
'. land graded schools with honor to her
self, and who In her yeara In tha high
echoot had won the admiration of her
' teachers and tba lova of her fellow pu
pile. -These wera tha condltlone which
made of her an ideal daughter to her
father, who. for many yeara ha been
in charge of the delivery of f wight at
- tha local depot of the Northern Pacific
'. railroad. h 1 ..
. o On uspect.
'To her father and to none of her
moat intimate frlenda did tha ahadow
of a suspicion ever cross their .minds
that whrn ah resigned her position aa
cashier of the grill on June 10, she was
Rolng to follow tba colored . man to
Bnokane, waa going io ahower her afr
fect)on on him and waa going to marry
him; They . implicitly believed the
story ahe told that she waa badly In
need of a long rest, waa going to visit
her aged father in Washington city;
and. rerena In thla belief, theaa frlenda
wlBhed her godspeed, and wera glad that
her vacation day had coma. '.
These were the condltlone that led
Manager II. C Bowers of the Portland
hotel to wonder last night if tha atory
.could be true: . to send peraonal tele-
been raceived. Ha lea t Ina-lookina man I writ nt that tima who . but
in tbi. cuy to Thi. youna IrTi w"rtb.r prhap. 65 year., waa cicely dra.aed M.lnUialaV ieani. llka.a Ul from th
off tha' attachment Iter antreati
wara but words that fall on tha cars of
una who aeemed to have lost har aanaee.
Sh talked agalnat a mind that had be
come a. wall of adamant which hd
become Impregnable to tha wishes of tha
on person in . all tha world to whom
Miss Douglaaa told her Inmost feellnga.
Kd Ward Jonea came into tha Ufa, of
thla' girl six montha ago, whan he ar
rived at the notel from New Tork and
obtained employment He waa what
would be aptly described by hla race,
"a slick colored man." In tha palaver
he waa moat fertil,-and hla talk and
description of Ufa In the' great aaatern
city waa to tha ears of a girl but little
mors than out of har taena entrancing.
In manner ha was th Beau Brummel
man of refinement but hla voice waa clrcumatancea that
almost .uncontrollable and nla rigur her life In thepast few oaya. . xnis
that of a man .who, la . undergoing the beautiful tribute ,of th- unsigned poet
la aa Sollows:
I saw' 'twa1 many ( years
, A nrettv sylvan scene
A score or mora of dainty girl .
. At play upon tha green; . " v
Sweet little human butterflies,' .'.
For whom llfa waa aU play,
And they had com Ilka flowers of spring
To crown th queen or May. . ,t i
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They hung hr neck, with dainty chain
' And spring nowera, sweet ana iair,
And tan sled aDDle bloasoms in -
pitiful mistake had been made; that i Tha sold thraada of her hair. ..
of th waiters of tha hotel. To. the I th Mary Havana mentioned waa aome I And flttin emblem of the day
other waiters hla vantage waa supreme other . girl, , but I started an Inveatlga- , nd of vouth'a happiest hours, '
nd to tha girl ha proved m mesmerist I tlon which resulted in finding that the I They crowned be'r queen Of all the.May, I
It was a power that attracted tha at-1 head waiter discharged Jonea because of It And made her crown of flower.. .
aanrema a son lea of a lifetime.
Aa tima for th last car approached
h could tand th agony of a news
paper office no longer, but departed for
hla home almost praying as ha want
forth into tha midnight darkness that
tha message of th mprrew would ahow
that hi daughter waa not tha woman
Involved with th negro. Jonea. ;
. Kamagw Bwr Talk. ,
In speaking of th marriage In Spo
kane, Manager Bower of the Portland
aald last night: .r : . r
' "When I read tha telegram tonight
telling of thla marriage I thought a
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tentlon of other dining room employee
within two montha, although concealed
with wonderful a kill by the victim. It
was th power that led to tha murmur
ing on th part of aoma of tha more
observant . patrons of th grill that
finally led to their flulet complaint and
ended with tha discharge of Jonea, and
hla attention to Mies Douglas and the
latter left th hotel on April It. I have
alio learned that .th young girl made
a confession of her love to a girl chum.
Still it seems Impossible, .impossible,
and I have sent personal telegram of
Inquiry to Spokane.
"Jonea had been , with ua about alx
waa bright auav of tongue, polite, an!
excellent "waiter. Until I started the
investigation . tonight ' I did not know
VSorJll'l MAI!! A- w yet a royal thron
th abandonment of position, friends and I montha. Ha came from New York. He
ramuy oy me gin pui iiiui mora man
10 diya ago, .'. - , .
Aa for th Impression that Jones
msde on member of hi own race in the
hotel. It la not worth mentioning, aa
one of them aald laat night, This man
tontlnued:
Jonea wa a man who was remarka
ble in no special way. Ha waa. about
medium height and was slender. 1 In
complexion, he wa more like a whit
man than a colored man, ;' Hla manner
wer smooth, and he might have lm-
Laat night I saw another seen " ;
That blotted out the years, . ,
That Intervened since boyhood day.
With aU their cares and tear. - v;
I caught tba breath of apple bloom '
And aaw the daisies' snow - f,
I dreamed, alaa, how file th tima, "t
Twa thirty years ago..; ,; ;
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Last night, .upon a brow ao fair t.
A oiaaem waa .piacea.
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did not dream that such an alliance
bad existed. Tha head waiter did not
wish to raise a scandal, and aaya that
ha took action becauaa aeme of th pa
tron' of th grill had complained. '
"On June 10 Miss Douglas, resigned
her position.:. Her. explanation, waa that
ahe wished to take a vacation,' and that
aha waa going to vlalt a grandmother i
By fairer queen waa graced. -;
And never subject bent tha knee "
Hot served their queen so well, !
A those who ows their homage to '
' Our gracioua queen, Maybella.
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Portland. Sept S, J90J. . v
preaaed . a .. woman, but aa for m 1 1 Washington.
never gave him a second thought as a 1 "Ther. was nothing about Jones that
man of distinction In any manner, He I would draw particular attention to hint
dresaad no better . than tha other fel-I aa oomDared to tha other waitera. In
lows, and, beyond keeping much to him- I complexion ha waa' almost white, but!
aelf. (drew littla to distinguish himself. I his hair was that of hla race. In build
? Fat people, weak people "and those recover
ing from abdominal operations should' wear
our ABDOMINAL or BODY BELTS, . a'.
natural support. : Cpoiiortable, cool and clean, f
t. grams of inquiry for further information -ZTi i.nn
5 - to Bpokanei-to Ktart th Inveatlgstlon ?,nni, "A' -VL pif
hirh hM.i.1.1 hi. t. twm i . would not hsv known him- ft
which brought to his ear for th first
, . time th word that th head waiter had
t discharged Jones on April 25, because
a few patrons at tha hotel had com
' plained that Jonea had put in .too much
time loitering about the cashler'a desk;
j and because Jones would not ceaae hla
attentions. By the Information he
f gathered last night Mr. Bowers . was
' . almost completely cast down and re
i - peated over, and" Over again, 'It aeema
. .., Impossible. It seems impossible and
. v yet aoma of the employes of th grill
V knew of th clandestine affection that
was being carried on. It seem itnpos-
Only Ob Kaat Confidant.
' : But there w jma person In atl tha
Hla Whit complexion eemed to pleaaa
went,
from a
swarthy omplexloned white ' man. v
White patron of th hotel, however,
described Jons aa a mulatto. To .them
ha did not look different from other mu
lattoe. . ' ' - . :;j't' 0
. t ; '' Tathar ' Brokan Hearted. ' ' V
be waa somewhat short and waa alender,
a little below medium in weight for his
height
"As for Mis -Douglaa, aha waa tall
and beautifully formed. Har hair was
dark, almost black, and her complexion
waa fair a remarkably pretty woman.
"In her work aha waa faithful and
bright, and was with tha hotel for morel
th4n two yeara, as telephone girl and
caahler. 8 he worked for tha telephone
company after finishing at tha High
achool, and was sent to our private ex
change by th telephone company. She
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.' Tha saddest spectacle of all was tha
over-wrought' and almost grief-stricken
father of Miss Douglas as he came to Th
-viuvw I cnanse ny tne teiennon comnanv. snai trut-n. ...... ..t..
in every word. but dry-eyed, hoping that waa bo faithful and quick that I placed LfKSJoVi th "comer C S .
om intelligence would com to deny th U.r in the mil .. Hh- f"?.?0' JLh".S?. o
atorv whioh v.n h. -dmlttad ha was i."T. Zt .11 7 v " " "aaninaioj1 "u'""".,u"
tn, '. -vr h.H:V . . ' Z , I - " Kerrigan, Day and Wiener, ana it la.saia
forced to believ. - , ; I belns ao arree&ble and nleaetnar. It Z. -..-.. Jiti.
I got a hint from an attach of the .aa with estrame resret that I learned !"ri".v" ""rT:r.,X i-
uwi viiwiiu avntv waj - v .uv wmw-i na liuillin on .iHVinr. ml IIBDlflT. DT v . m ..... ..
thing wa. wrong-that my daughter had the company. a ' vv Vhdth 4ay o?1i March: X C
not gone 10 visu ner gxanaiainer a -i-- to m there waa no doubt that a nit- Conn of Lake county disappeared under
that aha was In pokane and that aha uke had been made, and I atarted In to clrcumatancea that aroused the gravest
had been drawn to this negro. I found oompel a contradiction of the published feBrB 0f foul play. Hla dead body waa
that my daughter bad been writing to story. Then all came out from emnlovea . . i.
I1.U, UWI, mm vua vv mi .. I KIIV IIIU DOllVIO IQI lUU:UOieill OX VUB I gllyer lake B the IlBt fly 01 April,
ha waa In Spokane at the earn time with girl for the man and tha proof seemed I .w. nAin.tinni nointed almost on-
my daughter. r.:L.'? C' I ovrwhlnin that If a girt from the ml-tkablv to murder. - Spurred by tha
At once I employed tha . Flnkerton I Portland hotel had married Jonea It was I . i.rn reward, detectives and
detective and they told roe that aha wa Miss Douglas, a condition., of ctrcum-1 kherlffa all over tha state have been do-
living at tne umaiiua i loaginr-noune m iianuu eviaence inai aeemea Clincnea I inr.ih,!. ntmntt to run down tt mur.
Spokane that Jonea called to see her j when I found that the nearest girl Iderers. Th crime was the outgrowth
in tne evening. .. ' ; , 1 j 1 xnena. or miss iougiaa naa neon toia
"My Oodl My wire and I had been by tha latter of har attachment for the
watching every. mail for a latter from negro an attachment which the young
friend wat unable to break. '
"I have nt to' Spokane for full par.
tlcularc of thi marriage, and shall not
rest until I , get some satisfaction over
th wire.. ,-. .; .. :. : ' ,C" c.
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our . daughter, . She wa - a - faithful
daughter, and waa to have written from
San. Francisco. Why no letter came we
could not understand. - To us the days
wera becoming agonies. She was our
only daughter.. Wa have ' two boy; but
she was our daughter.
At Spokane.
From Spokane there - cam ; repeated
warn '
: r Oiirs 1
And this afternoon we got further! meaaaaea that Jone. had been men on
and positive proof that aha wa In Spo- th street in the afternoon, and had
of th sheeo range war which has raged
in Lake county for many montha, which
ha caused tha .destruction, of thousand
nf ahn nd which has set at defiance
tha effort of th Jocal authorities to
enforce the. law, .it; :U,yr"i-r?-w .
, Tjike county waa terrorised by. a band
of outlaws, who waged merciless war"
upon the sheepmen and threatened in
stant death to any who' opposed their
will. Prominent cltlsens were warned
by th desperadoes to .make no comment
kane, and that ah applied for a posl-j ' that the woman 'with whom hlau'"ler penalty of death, upon the killing
name waa coupled had gone to Butte. I sneep, nu -.hi... w
Mont. Later, Jone -himself could not agajlnt th editor of a local paper who
be found. I had been outspoken In denouncing the
The explanation was also aent f rom I cr,nie"- - . r . .. '.. ' .
SDokane that' the whits ; woman mar.l J. C. Conn had incurrea tne enmity or
rled by Justice J. D. Hlnkle had told th outlaws, andh waa believed to have
tlon in the long distance telephone of
llc in that city, It waa , this , word
that led my wife to rush to the depot
I and catc,h the ilrst. train " for Spokane
I this afternoon to bring our child back.
"Olt, the 'agony of thla day. Never
did I endure such suifering never dldl the latter that she had been ' queen of I ln n'" poasesslon evidence which might
1 artam Ul ucu uunn. i ' r
Our child comes from a good family.
I carries a : good name, : and has already
become liked by the , best people in
Portland, In the state of Oregon for
that matter.. She ' was to visit her
grandfather,1, Harry Douglas, STye&tS
! of age,-, who is an honored veteran of
! the Mexican war and of th civil, war,
lead to their arrest and conviction. :- On
the morning of March he left hi store
to drive across the prairie; and "h wa
never again seen alive. ; His disappear
anc aroused th fear of his friends and
search was: made, but without, result,
until April 21, when his dead body was
found only a . short distance fronu fhe
high road and a mile and a quarter west
Are built in this way. Let
us demonstrate to you how
iv near .we are right.
' . SOLE AGENTS '
, for the world-renowned "' '
Patek Phaiippc at Ca's Watches
A;&CFeldenheimer
' , ' Third and Washington : i
Mfg. Jewelers, ' Diamond
' , Importers. -
th carnival In Portland, and that ahe
had bean cashier in the Hotel Portland.
Thai woman-, married was-rather " Hall,
Would ' weigh about 145 pounds,; was
fair complected and had dark hair.-' Thla
was the description, glyan-by. Manager
Bowers of Mis Douglas. A ?
, In telegrams sent out f earlier '. in the
dav-renrdlnxr th marriairia t mtam ,.M
who almost continuously since-the ' close the worna, waa rr wi tnn i4n. lof SUver Lake. Beside htm lay- a :T
of the civil - War haa ; been attached j divorced wife of a- man convicted ln j volver wlth on chamber discharged. At
to the war . department He Is i now I Seattle of hein a ; hirhwavman ..-, r-. I first glance it might have been supposed
chief of the bureau of rolls and records J tiulry : here resulted ln the - statement I tnfct he had committed suicide, but care-
In the war department,- is the oldest I from people who knew Grace Walton am I ful investigation established the belief
bureau , chief in all the departments in I a concert singer at Shields' park that I that ne ha1 bcn murdered and. that tha
Washington. For year thi grand-1 sh la a blonde and left this cttv with I aasassins then disposed of his body In
her mother -.for San Francisco Umt uoh-.a?way;-aa..:tt-. gir-.w impression
MarcltTbls:-. statement ft was vmade . at 9t wlcldiV.':v - -'fTf
the office ; of th F. I Talcott nhvai. f ' There', wer evidencea 'that hi - body
Clana, Third and Alder streets. ? ; , . had ,, been searched and papers were
' The first intimation, of this marriage I miMln .rm his pocket, including a
was In the forin of a . telesram fa .Th. I private memorandum nook in. which he
Journal yesterday from ? Seattle to th waa 'supposed f to have noted the evl-
eifect: that Eddie ; 8. 'Jones. at'eainnMi dence against th outlaws. -rjt;
waiter, formerly at tha HnUi Pnrti.. 1 The? coroner's Jury failed to fit th
mat - tt - wa anotner - woman-r-that, my but nowmnloyed in the Hotel Rnnk.n. guilt of the crime and almost immedl
daughter I not marrlad to a negrd , I Spokane, had been: married- b. Juatt I ateiy tha onUaw resumed their : work
Strang Xov for Coon Song. i., Hlnkl of Spokane to Mary Havena, who I oi kUH" aheep and threatening- the
There ia only one way to explain this na Dee 0"een or the Elks' carnival in uvea oi tnose wno opposea mem.
matter if the ' marriage is true and Portland two year ago, and was until waa a raign or terror and so menacing
that is by acknowledging that a Strang j 'c'ntly employed a - cashler at ,Uh wa th -situation .that,,; th governor
trait in human nature discovered by ua I Portland hotel, s Subsequent Investigation seHously considered the advisability-of
in ner wnen she wa a child has grown I r ourni . snowea mat Mary 1 v rwiBiu itbiu. rur. a
until it has overmastered her. That Havens had never been employed at the heavy reward waa orrered for the arrest
trait was j her f Inborn love for hegro Hotel Portland and had not been queen, and conviction of Conn's murderer. T,-
songs. - Sh never tired of hearing n- of th earnival two yeara ago, but that' J tLoul. Vldetta, who wa arrested yesr
gro' Jingles.' Ws reproved ' her for it Maybell Douglaa had been employed as terday, Is about J years Of age, and is
but she could not correct the lova ; tor caahler of the grill in th Hotel Portland said to .have com recently from Laka
tne mualo of the other race. The spirit I na tnat an wa queen of the Elks' car-1 county. we win o taken fiack there
and love of negro mualo must have been i nival two - year ago. Closely on the I thi morning by aa officer. ;
born .wlthtn hercxv. -f'-f v:o'f .i, -.C-t I w-t vfr.-thla The Journal , found . th
"Our first knawledse that there waa I father of Miss Douglas, i found that ha
such a negro aa, thi Jone cam from I had suspected her attachment for Jonea.
had traced; her: 'through the Plnkerton
agency to Bpokane, and that his - wife
father whom we believed she was go-
I lng to : see haa xnow& every i general
I attached to the war tlpartment ' has
i been honored ; and respected ; by them, j
Our daughter comes from an honored I
race.- I pray that . she ' ha : done noth-1
lng wrong.. I hope, oh how I hope that
you Will get a statement from Spokane j
aytng that it , waa ; not my daughter, I
SlWi't.
hef.7 Sh told u of th nw waiter -who
had com to the hotel who wrote a beau
, tiful hand, and. who told her he waa a I had'denarted for 8 do kane in nurault nf
I srauats oi iiowara nmveraity, Naah- her daughter yesterday afternoon.
viua, xenn. ens talKea about him on , . ' , . - Wer Snmiu.
Ti Orat Drawback.
"Th Bible say we should taka a llt
tl win for th stomach's sak.'
"Tea, but the Irouhl la that when w
do that we always feel aa 1f our hearts
and livers and legs and other things be
longing to us . would get Jealous if we
(coming Aom xroin work, and . t tnaMy ? An vldenc of th great popularity oil didn't takeaom tor tneir sake, too."
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