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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, I PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY ' EVENING, JUNE 29,' 1801
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Tbo Balrr L)lpWaicr
Hblrld lark "Meet Me is St. toula'
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l.vrlc ., ., Yodlll
Hljva '.. VeadeTllle
r During ' the last .year a . number of
po radio cim of smallpox havs ap
peared among patients at the oounty
hospital, and th authorities never have
been able AO trace went to any source,
physician s standpoint la that a mm
of araaUfcox ahould havs a consecutive
hlstoryleadlng back to and showing- tu
sourae of Infection, and these occaelonal
case at the count boapltai bar
prtxled tha orncials. Recently Health
Officer -Evana-has noted tha fact that
' rat-trrtr known . aa "Hags" at tha
hospital has bean In the habit of
running t reely to and from tha pest-
. house, where a few smallpox patients
are always confined. The pestbousa la
, a city Institution, and Is but a short
distance -. from tha county hospital,
ratlents at tha pea thou ee , have bean
throwing scraps of meat down Into a
' gully back of the house and tha dog
went there to pick them up. Bvana de
cided that Rata carried the smallpox to
tha county hospital, and ordered tha dog
confined. It pro red dlffloult to keep
' Rags- within-limited bounda, and he
, continued to patronise tha peatbouaa
free lunch. Yesterday Health Officer
Evans saw him return from a fora tint
trip, accompanied by a long lean dog of
the , hound type, and ha ordered both
put to death. Dr.' Bowles, performed
tha execution. , , - f , '
.' Tha school board held a meeting this
afternoon to consider the Hat of teach'
ere elected for tha ensuing year. A few
changes are yet to be made and the sal
ary queatlon will be settled at a meat
Ina of tha board to be held next Monday.
Tha publlo schools closed yesterday and
puplla received their grade earde. , Tha
attendance for tha last nine months was
" greater than ever, before In tha city's
history, and tha need of another school
building has become evident Pursuant
to a permit Issued by the building com
missioner yesterday work will soon be
gin on the Atkinson, school building,
to be built at a cost f about fSO.OOv.
The publlo schools will rentaln closed
until September 11 Examination for
city teachers will be held August tl
and September 1 and 1 at tha high
school, building. x -. vt , -
lna. a large number of whom have sig
nified their Intention of attending the
nun school neat term. R, K. War
ran, a member of the school board, dls-
tiibuted ths dlplomaa to the graduates.
This was followed by a few; words to
the graduates from Principal Burnhantu
Bam Cohn gave the school prophecy, .
Spend a sane Fourth. '
' To keep your hande off tha neighbor's
boy, with his noisy firecrackers, take the
"Bailey OaUert" for a. quiet trlpup the
Columbia to Caaoade- Locke on tha
Fourth. Tou'll keep your "composurs
and preserve your good temper. A truly
magnificent Tide st this time of the
year. Oatsert makes same trip on Sun
day. July I. Boat leavaa Alder street
wnarr at a. m. Round trtn 11.00.
Excellent meals served on board.
Closing exercises were held last even
ing at Woodlawn school when a literary
and musical program was rendered. The
graduates were: Kenneth O. Lent. Ev
erette Miliar. Myrtle EL Wheeler, LUlaa
M. Swing, Orace Kelt, Tease R. Lancas
ter. Olga Smith. Bessie M. Tea. Beatrice
Orber. Rev. William & Gilbert, pastor
of Calvary Presbyterian church of this
city, delivered the address to the grad
uates, r .. ,v . ;. . ..-;
if perchance the queen of tha carni
val soiled her robes la last evening's
great crowd, she may have them reno
vated at the Union laundry. Second and
Columbia, the place with tha steam
heated polishers ' that do not weaken
the fiber of the linen by acorchlng. aa
lire-nested polishers do. Our telephone
is Mala SSI. Call us no and wa will call
for insn anywhere at any tlma for any-
bod. .. . .' - ---wv i '
Mrs. James Steele has presented to
the members of the Sunday school of ths
First Cohgrsgatfonal church a handsome
oil painting of Mount Shasta. The Plo-1
tare la about three feet long and nearly
as wide and Is a work of art. It was done
by Mrs. Barchus and la eonstderad one
of her finest works. .' Tha painting la
handsomely framed and baa been hung
in ins gunaay school room. :4 f . ? ; ;
Tha American Merchant Marina com
mission will meet in this elty tha first
weex or August. A . letter to. this ef-
feet was received by Assistant Secre
tary Moaeasoha of tha chamber of com
merce from Senator Mltohell at Wash
ington. ' Tha commission Is ' now hold
ing meetings In the lake cities and will
hold sessiona in "Seattle and Tacoma
while oa tha coast . -.
POLICE MIX Mill
AT THETHEATR.ES
UNRULY
SAILOR
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Bvxnra m iou&., ' . .-
'' While a ' fierce fight was in progress
bstween Henry Blaise, a French sailor,
and Mounted Patrolman Croxford at
tha corner of Third and Ash streets last
7 tmm rxoxrs rBUrOB." ' ' -
' In "The- Proud Prlnoe.- which a IL
Sothern gave last night at the Marquam
Qrand theatre, . this actor, one of the
few great oaea of the American stage,
has assayed tha dlffloult task of awak
snlng an Interest la psychological
drama such as Mansfield obtained with
out effort In "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde."
There la this difference, however, Mans
field s play was wsll known through ths
Jiopularlty of Stevenaon's work. .The
egend of .Robert of Sicily la unknown
save to a comparatively few students
or me classics, it can never in any
sense appeal to tha popular taste and
every successful . drama must have
nlsht and , while Aotinn-' Detective something that appeals to this if it earns
Vaughn was attempting to place hand- a regard with the great mass of thaatra
Ouffe on tha enraged prisoner, some goers. .-, . , r ,.
one In the large crowd that gathered The Proud Prince" has been eon
cut .Vaughn's leather strap attached to demned la many plaoas aa sacrUiglous
his club, rendering It useless. It was ana prolans la others It has been ale
one of the moat daring tricks avsr per- vated to tha plana of tha claaato drama,
pet rated, and has nsvsr occurred before Much has been said of Justin Huntly
In ths history of the local police force. McCarthy's dialogue in tha love, scenes.
Who cut tha strap is not known, but la places, the ttiotlon rises to heights,
tha police are making atrenuoua efforts but picture to yourself a passionate
to ascertain, and If they do, vigorous nay a herolo love avowal Issuing from
prosecution will follow. That , some the dwarfed and twisted frame . of
friend of tha prisoner did the deed Is I Robert, after the terrible punishment
the baiter or tha police, but they have Jnnwtea on him by supernatural paw.
been, unable to learn his name, The of-1 era, Its recipient la a young, pure and
f loer was not aware of the act until beautiful girl, . She becomes enthralled
after ha succeeded in gracing tba hand- at tha picture drawn by tha mlserabls
cuffs on tba priaoner. hunchback. As la a dream, abs turns
-Blaise Is now awaiting trial In the to the plotured lover of tba forest, to
municipal court on a charge of resist- Bnd tha misshapen and hideous creature
Ing aa officer and aasault and battery. Dlogenea. Instinctively she shrieks and
He la a strong fellow, a large specimen runs in terror. .
of his race, and a furious flghtsr. Crox- This much is to be said of Mr.
ford waa detailed by Captain Moore to Bothern's production, in the part ef
go to Third and Everett streets and the king hs gives us an entirely. new
make the arrest He reached there and insight Into his possibilities aa a great
found Blaise standing in the middle of actor.' He has dona ao more arduous'
the street sweating loudly. At alaht or more conscientious workno araatar
of tha officer Ballse ran, but waa cap- character painting than in tha role of
tured. He . walked along peaceably to the fooL Dlogenea, physically and mo.
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Third and Ash streets, when ha broke
away from, tha of floor and started to
fight - " '
v Croxford was compelled to draw hla
club and use It vigorously before Blaise
would quit- During the scuffle Blaise
hit the officer on the left wrist, Inflict
ing a painful and dangerous wound.
When the fight was at its height Act
ing Detective Vaughn rushed up to aa-
sist Croxford. and It Is supposed that
tionaiiy the demands of the part are
terrific . Mr. Bothem was the supreme
artist st svery point consistent and
admirable and rising at times to great
oeifnia. ,.
Miss Laurel waa a most swset and at
tractive Perpetua and the rest of the
company more than . adequate. It Is
probable that In a scenic way and In
wealth of costumes and stags mount
ings. "The rroud Prlnoe" Is far and
Elder X M. Wsbb, pastor of ' tts
Church of Ood. Seattle, a . colored
evangelist, baa assumed the mission of
convincing mankind that the Savior
and the sons of Ham were related. He
made bis talk on the aubject laat- night
appearing before a email audience in
i am trial or Aioert uannon before a
jury la Judge Sears' court on a charge
or simple laroeny terminated yeeterday
with a verdict ef guUty on the first
ballot Gannon and his friend, Harry
Veelker, who was convicted yesterday
on a similar count were charaed with
having extracted money from nickel-lathe-slot
machine a , ; ,. ' -
' Graduating exercises of Mllwaukle
school wars held laat evening la the
town hall. Tha f ollowlna ounlla re- i
celved dlplomaa: Bernhardt Olson, Ha-
when he drew his handcuffs from his I away the most reallstlo and mas-nlflcant
proaucuon ever seen on the local stage.
Kmf in me nrst act can I
miy do cnaracierued aa manralous.
The story told Is one that appeals to ths
student and ths philosopher more than
to ins great maaa of play goers, yet
It is a fact Ut In the - Innumerable
curtain calla the people la the balcony
The engagement closes tonight
hip pocket soma one cut the strap.
VIOLIN PUPILS lit
ARTISTIC RECITAL
W.
MARKELL
&CO.
121-123 Grand Avcnae
The Oregon Conservatory of 'Music
presented the vtolln pupils of William
Wallaos Graham in a recital last night
In the Unitarian chapaL Tha II num
bers iaoluded pupils of all ages and
staves of advancement Tha Wlena-
waakl masurka was eaally the beat nam-
ZIon African Methodlat Episcopal I w., J,;,,!1 Jl'h I br on program. Mr. Skarstedt play
church and speaking on "Jesus Was
Born Out of the Tribe of Judah." The
effort at proving his hypothesis is con
fined, by the speaker to an argument
having three feature that tha negro
has ths most honored blood of the
earth, that Ood permitted this blood to
enter the veins of his son, and that ths
intermixing of blsck snd whits la as
old aa ths history of ths' two races.
While mending a broken gas pipe at
Fifth and Morrison streets, yesterday
afternoon John Barry, foreman of a
Walsch, Edna Hlllmer. . Theodora Wll.
llama, Ottilia Schlndler, Olvle Miller,
nay varxsaaia ana jHsroert Jackson.
Bar SUte paint will go IS per cent
further and last psr cent longer than
wnue lead and oil mixed and tinted by
hand with the aid of a stick. "That
means a aavlng of about It 1-1 per csnt
on an Investment In paint FUher-Thor-sen
Co. everything In paints, corner
Front and Morrison streets.
At the
Vliiaan'a Battniiat Ml la.... a . a wja.a
or uij oeneni 01 toe upon 'Ala Bank
ing with much daah and swing left ths
Impression of being thoroughly familiar
with his instrument
Miss Williams wss well received In
the "Parsifal Paraphrase" which shs
worked out conscientiously sfid in
terpreted wlL "The Sixth Air Varla"
by Mr. Hoesley was ons of ths best
numbers. It waa characterised by ease
and smoothnsaa of " execution. Miss
Burke and Miss Stsge also deserve mention.
Tha program t
BVFFAXO JarrSTBST."
in tns famous roadhouae scene of
The Buffalo-Mystery." at Cordrar'e this
week, many dollars worth of glassware
and houae-furnlshtngs are destroyed at
every performance. This soens la the
greatest band to hand fight svsr pro
duced on the stags and as aa evidence
or its real Ism. one of the actors had a
rib broken during the melee laat night
and will be under a doctor's care for
some time to come.
come by the gas and rendered uncon
scious. He wss ,lald upon the sidewalk
where pedestrians attended him until
a physician arrived. The others of. ths
crew continued at their labors. Ths
workmen bsd excavated the earth
above the pipe and had four or Ave feet
below the street Berry was inside tire
hole trying to mend a 'broken sectfon
of the pipe when the gaa began to es
cape and he was overcome by ths
fumes. He will recover.
US UTTU AT BXJOV.
Have you seen those marvslous per-
xorming aogs ana monkeys at tha Bijou ;
mis wsexT xney ao everything that a
human being can do, except talk, and
recent . performance of their,. w ui,.rm ki m... .t..i they make pretty good attempts at talk-I
., c Moaeratat eon anintla Anmntit i ... -" wiwi
Mlse Grace Holden. Mlas Ada Williams. Ior BUou-and-th-bm is ths best
Spanish Dances, No's. 1 and a Op. it
Mosskowski
Viola Vercler.
tarium fund, the proceeds of the enter
tainment amounted to about S100. A
performance will be soon given In Van
couver for tha same causa
yet. seen In Portland. There's nothlna
cneap about the BUou except the niioe
or admission, which la only a dims, al-
! Albumblatt
Largo.
. . .
Mrs. W. Zlnkan has asked the state
circuit court to dissolve the partnerahlp
existing between her and Fred Peterson
snd to sppolnt a receiver for tha saloon
business which she assisted Peterson
to start at the northeast corner of
Third and Everett streets last October.
She alleges that hs hss not conducted
ths business in good faith and has ap
propriated to his own use $1,100, whlU
only accounting to her for 1000 profits.
She holda a lease of the premises but
Peterson refuses to turn over to her the
bills due and payable and the expense
accounts, or make a settlement with
her.
County Cleric Fields will next Mondav.
In compliance with the statute, turn U
which the county has acquired title on
accounty of unpaid taxes, and which
will be sold to the highest bidder. The
county court has authority to .continue
tha sale from day to day.
Tha Pacific Synod of ths Bvangellcsl
Lutheran church filed articles of In
corporation today, with tha following
oincere: rresiaent, Joseph. A. Less;
ecreiary, JB.mii jueyer. The total capi
tal of tha society on dste of Incorpora
tion is siaiea to se 4s, now in ths
possession of Mr. Leas, w
The following government employes
were inciuaea in us list oi posioinoe d,., 7.1,. 14
officials whoso salaries
creased $100 per year; Walter Bennet,
paper distributor; O. J. Hlrsch, mailing
clerk; O. W. Hoadley, mailing clerk; C.
P: Holloway, superintendent of mails;
Z. A Leigh, superintendent of delivery;
C. A. Llndell, general delivery clerk; R.
W. MUler, maUtng clerk; Fred Robbing,
registry clerk; L. L. Scott letter dis
tributor; Lincoln Smith, money-order
clerk; T. J. Wiley, general delivery
clerk. '. ;
Ho transfers at Cascade Locks. The
steamer Bpenoer sails through to Ths
juaues without changa The trifling
uia wiur in ui locxa aoea not Inter
fere "with this staunch and fleet river
Dost, leaves root of Waahlne-ton atraet
of XSZ Si J. V
have been in-!
D.W. Jarvis. principal of tha Harrison-
street school, last evening delivered
diplomas to it grade pupils. Besides
the distribution of diplomas,' a program
of speaking, singing and .Instrumental
numosrs was given. At the completion i
of the program Mrs, Jarvis served Ice
cream and .cake. .- n
Miss Lenore Gregory.
...G. F, Hsendel
Miss Essterbrooks.
(Cavallerla Rustlcanna)
Pletro Maacagnl
Miss Lohkamp.
Sonata A, Major G. F. Hasndel
Andante Allegro.
Miss Julia Burke.
Sixth Air Varla Chas. Danda
Mr. Hoealy.
Bchlummer Aria Auber
- Gaynl Baldwin.
Ave Maria. .... Bach-Gounod
Pearl Vercler.
Parsifal Paraphrase... Wagner-WUhelmt
Miss Ada Will lama
Romans, F. Major Op. BO.... Beethoven
. ' . . Edwin Jacobs.
Aria (arr. for two violins. .G. F. Haendel
Pearl Vercler, Viola Vercler.
Reverie, Op. it No. S . . . . . H. Vluxtempo
Miss Grace Holden.
Masurka. No. t Op. 1$ (Le Menetrler)
Wlenawaskl
Mr. Marcus Skarstedt
Walthers Preislled (Melsterstnger)
Wagner-Wllhelmj
. Miss Lillian 8 tegs.
' Accompanist Miss Almee Newman.
Wagnerlwilhelmi !houhk V how. U WOrth B,uch IDOr-
than that amount
ASCADB'8 TaLT KAJT.
"The most hideously ugly man in thai
world la Williams Wills of ths team of
wills and Baron, appearing this week at
the Arcade theatre. His hldsousness,
however, is entirely artificial and pro
duces much laughter. The other num
bers of the bill are as good in their way
as wins' is in his and good audlsnces
have crowded the theatre daily.
STAB XM OOOL.
Excepting the ice plants, in all the city
there Is no place as cool as ths Star
theatre. The value of the cooling and
ventilating apparatus Installed by tha
management of this new. playhouse is
seen In these days, when the mercury is
up In' tha 90's. The excellence of the
projrrun and the pleasant temperature
of the Interior of this theatre make It a
most pleasant place of amusement For
the children Bydon's dog circus Is ths
most attractive feature. For the "grown
ups" there is good singing, clever Jug
gling and laughable comedy. The pro
gram does not begin until :4S in the
afternoon and 7:10 in ths evening.
L
We Will Sell You
BETTER
WEARING
SIa
FOR LESS
MONEY
for your boys or girls,
and throw in a liberal
supply of good, loud
FIRECRACKERS
FREE OF CHARGE I
SPECIAL
Values to BOYS' CALF
SHOES, absolutely solid,
stylish shoes .
Sizes 9 to 13 t $1.25
Sizes 1 to 2 at $1.50
Sizes 2 to 5 at $1.75
"GET THE HABIT"
of Corning to Us for Your :f '
DIARIONDSCHESl
AND JEWELRY
You not alone save at 'from 29 to 50 per cent on vour pur
chase, but we sell you any article in our well stocked
esublisnment on
Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments
Without paying any more than were you to pay cash. We
give you possession of any article when making first pay
ment, trusting to your honesty and ability to pay the balance
; as per agreement. :'5v i,
SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
THE PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE
DAN MARX. Proprietor, .J. , 74 Third Street.'
'PHONES A MEASURE
OF GROWING TRADE
The smartest boat on the river is tha
Charles R. Spencer, and It runs through
from Portland to The Dalles without
change. The Spencer has never lost a
trip on account of high water. It is not
the kind thst Is disconcerted, by a little
extra flow of melting snow, ' Her berth
is at the foot of Washington street.
from whence she departs every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning at T
o'clock. Take the best boat ths fastest
boat and ths newest boat that sails from
Portland. - '.. rrj-l 'C -y '
The booklets and pamphlets we issue
for various roruana nrms are aamirea
and commented on by all who sea them.
Peaslee Bros. Co., Sherlock building.
Nineteen girls and 10 boys wers grad-.
unted from the Couch school last even-
. About a year ago, to meet tha grow
ing demands of the local and out of
town trade, Messrs. Woodard, Clarke 4
Co., tha enterprising., druggists of this
city, placed in their store a complete
telephone exchanga -with extensions
leading to every department of their
establishment, J with an experienced
operator in charge. At the time of In
stalling this exchange they were told
that two trunk lines leading Into their
store would be ample.
Such, however, haa; been the growth
of their business ; that within a few
months sn additional trunk Una was
added and during the last month they
nave insiauea a xourta, - enacting them
at the present -time to, receive commu
nications from four outslds. - points.
either local or long distance at the same
CB AT ST. X.OTIS."
"Meet Me at St Louis," at
Shields' Psrk tonight will change that
scowl of yours Into a beaming grin.
"Meet Ms at St Louis" is the delight
of everybody who has seen It It Is a,
'merry medley of beautiful music, funny
comedy, graceful dancing and gorgeous
costumes. It is a high-class musical
comedy, with a plot which tells a funny
story of the things they do and ths
things they say on the famous world's
fair Pike.
Drs. Adix & Northrup
OSTEOPATHIC
x PHYSICIANS . .
416 Dekum Building:
EXAMINATIONS FREE
Articles of Incorporation were filed
yesterday Si by Henry Jenning A Sons,
composed of Henry. Fred. Charles and
Henry Jenning. Jr.. with a oaDitaliaa-
tlon of 140.000, for ths purpose of con
ducting a general store."
Oh, ho, for Mount Adams, ice eavea
lava caves and Trout lake. Round trip
tickets, steamer" and stage, for sale.
Regulator line. Alder street dock.
'Phone Main 114.
John W. Mlnto haa received his com
mission as postmaster of tha olty of
roruana. it wiu be effective July 1. ,
Take launches for warehipa at boat-
house, foot of Stark street, until war
' ' either ioi r inn.- rfi... "7 her part la that of aa adventuress and
To warships Boats leave foot of Sal- me th W and every department to 2ftCit,w ud,encf" ,eel ln Pthy
uivh ih, .auawfc A!, uiuv BirHU . j "
ao mercantile nouse on-me coast Is
better equipped for tha transaction, of
business at the present time than this
wideawake firm. They form a living
exemplification of tha wisdom of aoinc
after business rather than waiting for
It to come. , In newspaper advertising
alone, the Arm spends, sach year more
than any wholesale or retail drug firm
on tha Pacific Coast
Best 1 X
House ,.tllin
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DeUvery. . OPR''V1
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SAN FRANCISCO
vsu ;
PORTLAND
1 ran so, ratx u a ast s.
Weak Bay SiSO, Saaday SitO p. i
Admlssioa gSo. CMldraa 16o.
ladles' Days Thnrsday and Friday.
Marnnxm Hrsnrl Thsfr W. rtstfe.
m wuui mum iivuii i, aes. Mfr,
Pboas Mala SOS.
TOglOHT AT O'CLOCK,
last PerlOTBSBee '
AxrmxzvTS.
ARCADE THEATRE
airsMTB and waauinoTOR. .
RETINED VAUDEVILLE
tsM ts 4:M. T:M to M:S0. .
STTWDAV CONTINUOtS FROM S TO tan.
rOH LADIia. eKMTUUUEM AKO CHILD a.
ADNUS10M TEH CDTH TO HIT HXl
LYRIC THEATRE
. (Oorosr Alder ssd Seveata.)
HIOH-CUASS " '
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t:M to 4:9. T:80 to 10:sa. ' '
Ooatlaaeos perfcnnaBes aaday. t to 10 P. st,
E. H. SOTMERJN FRITZ THEATRE
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The Proud Prince
Prices, glOO, 11.00, gx.00, T6e, 50a
OPR
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sow sptasra at. ....
CORORAY'S THEATRE
OOaSBAT SlTlaXLL. Kaassats,
PodhIat with the Dtoele. Evenlns nrlees. lOe.
90s and soc Matlae 10e and ado. UatliMea
Baodar. Wednesday. Hatordar. '
TMUfht and all week, "SonMuug eaarely
tw. Xoa bare new seas s play like it"
JUL! AND EU1EB WALTERS'
Great Beallatle Metodramlc Piodoetloa.
"THE BUFFALO MYSTERY"
Ths stoat uowstfol nletore of Ufa erer est-
ooaiea la a ets-e prooocijon.
Bpeelsl Biannaes Wednesday sad Saturday.
40-tts snianiz.
tito rim, rrea. w. a. brows, mo.
THE HOME OP,
VAUDEVILLE :
shews dally s t sad g a, sa, ! .
. BUJH1R BROS. . t
OORCBRT ST1RX MlSETxV
BstahUshad 188S. Oregon Phoaa, Bled tTf
DzrxoaiAOT" at
The new Baker Theatre company has
fulfilled the expectations of the patrons
Of that- popular house. Sardou's fas
cinating drama of Russian Intrigue, and
English diplomacy Is the medium this
week for the -capable company. Ths
part of Henry Beauclero aa Mr. Ouy
Standing is playing It this wsek is
lonny, wnue suss nea.it as wounross as .-ti. rmmmU ..J
Zlcka is indeed a revelation and though MaTDIC, Uranilc allQ
Stone Work
Portland
Marble Works
BCHANEN A VXtS,
Manufacturers of and
dealers in all kinds of
Cr; X M. Thornton, dentist, Marquam.
8. H. Qruber. lawyer. I IT Com'ol Block.
Wise Bros., dentists the Failing bldg. I
OXtBTXT raBSOVAS. 1
MANY WOULD ADOPT .
FOUR-DAY-OLD WAIF
on
Estimates Gtvsn
Application.
268 FIRST STREET
Bet Madison and
Jefferson Strssta
PORTLAND. Or.
w
raMsW ,saj S.I igglsWill 1
THE BAKER THEATRE
Oeerge L. Baker, Sols Lesaes ssd lfauaave.
kXl Wek Openlns ef THS NEW BAKER
TUXATBK CO.. presenting Barton's Great rut
"DIPLOMACY"
THE GREAT CHINESE D0CT03
0. SINGLETON
Tha famous doctor has saved " many
Uvea from opera ttona. A He cures all dls
of men and
Innlni. BO. M. VL IB: HatlnM. IB. IS
NEXT WBJBK "THB BUTTKBrUKa."
10e.
fonrtb and Stark Streets.
The toote of Portland eonarattoa.
YaadavUl Taeatos ef Aotaal AetsesMat.
srverr evening at s:oo o'clock.
Mannas everr Baodan 3 o.
rarr suKisaxoa
Womt3n9s Exchange
133 Tenth snreet, sTeax Aldac ''V
DAILY MENU WEDNESDAY
Tea, Coffee or Chocolate
Cream Tomato Boup ..
Chicken Fricaslee, .Hot B
...........10c
Biscuit and
Orange Marmalade . . . ... ,,.,tBo
Cold Ham , :( j t :' s ;10e
Erg- and Sardine Salad, with French
lresslng 1J
Cup Custard ,'" , . v. . . , lOo
' Bread and butter served with every
order of 10? or more. Friday s menu
tttibUsbsd tomorrcw. . . .
I. Kronberg. advance man for Madam
Melba, is a guest at the Hotel Port
land. ' '
- Daniel Lyons, a hotel man of San
Jose, well known throughout the west,
is at. the Portland while on a brief visit
to the city.
B. Llndenbers;, ' an . Astoria cannery
man. is among tba guests at tha Port
land. ' v
Gilbert 8. Meem, ex-poatmaster at Se
attle, and in he civil war a general on
tha Confederate side, and wife are at
the Portland.' whfle en . route . to. Hot
Lake on a brief outing trip, v??-" ? i-c
R. J. Otnn, a banker of Moro, Is at
the Perkina:vi;V'.
A. GL Holden. - a horse merchant of
Eugene, Is at tha Belvedere. ' 7fs-
; V: . AOOVSZB . OT , aVUtOZsTT.
Hundreds of lives saved everv
by having Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil
year
in the houss Just when it Is neadml
Cures croup, heals burns, cuta, wounda
of srery sort
' " ' 9. fAamaam. - Optldan. ;
Wholesale and-retail. Iff Seventh Bt
The Niagara Clip
X
V
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WUllam Pillon. an habitue of the
north end. waa arrested today by Detec
tives Kerrtgait and Snow on a charge of
larceny. He was captured while ener
ihg a pawn shop and had a stolen watch
in hla - possession. ; M -attempted, to
throw It away when confronted by the
officers, . ' ,
DOES
NOT SUP
Attractive, , '
, Practical 77
. ; nd Firm
Holds papers up .to a quarter Inch thick.
I5c per 100. $1.35 per 1C00
J. R. EWING
UT Fourth St, 7. M. O. A. JsuOdlsg.
After hearing the requests of a large
number of people for possession of the
nuie paoy girl of four days left on a
South Portland doorstep - yesterday
morning, Chief of Police Hunt has de
cided to give It Into the care of the
Sisters of Mercy. Father Cestelli of
the Italian church called at the central
police station late yesterday, afternoon
and entreated the chief to give him the
baby, so this was done, the understand
ing being that the Infant shall be oared
for by the alsters.
The baby la in .a healthy condition,
and enjoys life- la a manner thoroughly
characteristic of babyhood. ) She is of
Italian nativity, being dark of skin and
is Very pretty. Many personal calls
were made on Chief Hunt yesterday by
people who wanted to adopt-the child.
However, it was deemed pretty certain
that had tha person who left the child
not desired it cared for by Catholics, it
would have been left somewhere else.
Hence, the enters decision ? The -infant
was placed, on the doorstep of a laundry
and dwelling belonging to St Mary's
academy. ' ' ; i, ,
D. Chambers, OpHataa.
Wholesale and retail, 121 Seventh St
O SPICESi
rCOTFEaLTE
DAinri3F0VD3I,
CL0S5arOCr"Z3
heaw of
women, audi " aa
rheumatism, neu
ralgia, kidney dls
sase, stomach dts
ease, etc, by the
use - of roots . and
herb a, especially
prepared ' for aaoh
caaa All diseasea
aucoessfuUy treat
ed with powerful
Chlnaaa - harba.
roots and barks that are entirely un
known to medical science in this coun
try. .-..: ?v-,.
CONSULTATION FREE ,
Patients out of the city can be cured
at home Write your symptoms fully.
Address .-
HSIoIetoo Chinese Medicine Co.
Sd . Foarth BU Bet. Ooaolt and Ban
aide Streets. Foruano. oregoa.
The
polite, vsodevtlls. Oootiaex
ess performance froin I to 4 SO p. st, Xnalns
SMrformaneaa trem 7:10 to JO: SO a. st. gaa
ears, eontJnsMU a to io:so p. m. .
AST BtAT IS THS THIATRg. lap,'
SHIELDS' PARK
77 toinioh r
- Broadway SJaas Wsw
MEET ME IN ST, LOUIS
DOWN THE PIKE
S Xoan for 10, so. SOa.
Bxaptra nteasra. ', - Sunday BTghts.
STAR THEATRE
7 "v SB OFBBT
Portland's Psh!on:lb!c
Vc::2!:!e Pbyhsuse
V T'.T-Z in WaSBTSOTOV 8T8. ;
8!:,i.a t i rt T-M. 8:30 act 9:30. . Ad
t ii 19 cants.
HENRY WEINIIARO
Proprietor of tha
rewery
y Xargaat and Most Consists
Bsewery-ta the sraxthwasa, :
Bottled Beer a Spedclty
TBXSFSIOBB Be TS.
Ofiea Uthv aad Baiaalaa Streets
- PORTLAKU ORJ&OOK, ,
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