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A THE . OREGON .J3AILY. JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY, EVENING.- JULY. ; 12. 18011
NO NEW TRIAL ':
STATE TREASURER .,
FOR GUCLIELMO
MAKES HIS REPOUT
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PARKER JUBLATES;
ROOSEVELT:
UIstefCduntyDcfatShowheif"
siasm -Republicans Will Try to Cause Dis-
sension Among the Democrats ;
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?: Eaopua, N. T July II. With tha ax-
caption of tha night ha atayad up to
1 laara tha affact of his famoua (Old
fplanlc tclagram. Judga Parker loat mora
,'jalaap last night thaa alnca ha anterad
'tha praaidantlal raoa, dua to aoma of hla
,borara breaking looaa. With tha aid of
; a. candle and Secretary UcCaualand, tha
v praaidantlal eandld&ta eajiturad tha anl
,'mala and returned tham to tha atabla.
.'l County Judga Van Etton, of Ulster
.'county, and hla wife, drove to Roaa-
. moot and chatted on tha front plaaca
. with tha nominee. .;.
, Supreme Juatloa McLean of New
; York and hla wife are expected thla af
, ternoon.
.1 Tonight tha TTlatar county Democrat!
jwlil make a demonatratlon, their dela
' ration from tha national convention ar
J riving on ita return thla morning. Par
jher was immediately appriaed that their
nthualaam waa at the buratlng point :
- A apecfai train haa been chartered
i to carry tha Democrats to Eaopua ata-
!tlon whence a. parade will form and pro
jceed to RoaemonL Judga and lira.
;! Parker had accepted an Invitation for
'.j thla evening to dlna with Mr. and lira.
JiSheehaa but tha dinner was deferred.
ST. JOHNS BATHERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
. - (Special Dtap.tr to Tfce JeerasLl '
St. Johns, Or, July 1J. While bathing
, la the WUlamette river at thia point
yesterday afternoon Feart York, the 11
' year-old daughter of Mrs. Irs, Sykes,
eama near losing her life and causing
; tha death of her mother. The little girl
was wading in tha shallow water near
jthe bank when she suddenly stepped oft
J Into deep water. - She screamed frantio-
. ally and sunk.
Tha terrlOsd mother, who waa sitting
on tlte bank with her friend, Mrs. Moore,
- ' threw her -montha-old infant into tha
s, lap of her., friend and plunged into the
. aeep water where aha had sn her child
disappear. Her screams attracted the
attention of Ur. Charles Dean, who, in
i (Company with two women, waa bathing
.'near by. . . -s. , ......
. Mr. Dean, who is, an pert swimmer,
, rushed to their amlsUnce just aa Pearl
Swsa sinking for the third time and rot
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Fleasant. Pelstshle. Potent. Taste Onnd. tie (font,
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sole la aula. Tka (! tahlat aaanseal COO,
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JSENATOR FROM ARKANSAS, RETIRING CHAIRMAN
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. " -
PLANS
-Kelloltoua talegrama oontlnu to eom
none however from Bryan.
. Oyatar Bay, July II. Chairman Cor
telyou and Vlca-Preildentlal Nominee
Fairbanks left bar at 11:11 o'clock thla
morning, after a conference with Presl
dent Roosevelt. The veil of aecrecy
waa not lifted nigh enough tlrla ngirn.
tng to reveal any of the Republican
campaign plana discussed, but it is aald
tha president's advisers went very thor
oughly into tha subjects of attack and
defense and it is understood that the
Republican spell-blndera will ba ordered
thla fall to lay particular atreaa on the
conflict between the DeraOoratie con
vention and Ita candidates. Fairbanks
will make a number ot apeechea in the
doubtful atatea and will be accompanied
by a number of the mast forceful speak
ers to ba secured. j -.
Before Fairbanks ahd Cortelyou left
Sagamore Hill two New Tork photog
raphers took a ngmber of negatlvea of
them elngly and in groups, with .the
pYesident, on tha veranda,- - The pictures
are to be sold to all newspapera that
care to have them. Former Governor
Hunt of .Porto Rico arrived at noon and
passed tha afternoon at Sagamore H11L
her to shore arith great difficulty. She
clung to him In her almost death atrug
gla until ha was nearly chpAid to death.
He Anally had to handle her roughly te
get her to let go.
Mrs. Bykes, who Is a woman wefa-hln
about 100 pounds and not being able to
awim, . managed to save - herself by
catching ' bold of a snag and dragging
herself out of deep water.
In ber excitement, Mra. Moore, who
neid her own baby aa well as Mra. Sykes'
little one In her arms, became hysterical
and rushed into the water in an endeavor
to help her drowning friend a She was
rescued without harm.
NEW EXAMINATION
: FOR ALL FIREMEN
Secretary O. U McPharaon of tha civil
service commission is maktnr orenara
tlons for the first written examination
for firemen that has been given snd the
first ons of any kind alnca tha reoraran
Isatlon of the fire department. There
are mora than 10 annllcanta for nnai.
tlons 1 the-department. The examina
tion wiu consist or aa athletla test
counting live points, which will be held
at Multnomah Field Friday morning. .
Tha written teat wUl ranalii n ma.
tlons retarding tha applicants", general
aiiuwioum i uuiira, counting uirea
points, writing reports test, eouutlng one
point, and a teat h arithmetic, count
ing ' one point. - Applicants will report
for the written teat on Saturday morn
ing at I O'clock at, the commission
rooms. -v..
MXMit ioldat aumczizs.
(Jearael Special gerrlee.1 -Belfast,
July U. Thouaanda of Or
angemen participated today In the cele
bration of the anniversary of tha bet-
tie or the Boyna. . The preaenca of extra
police,.!, -reinforced -by- a sent Indent -of
regular troopa, aerved to ' prevent any
serious disturbance - between the Or
angemen and tha Nationalists.
Sea the great European picture. "A
Trip Through Italy," at the Lyric this
week. ... .,
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CLOUDBURST COSTS
LIVES AT MITCHELL
' Continued from Far Ona.)
but non ot th family war aarioualy
Injured.;; ' 1 - t. ..
, itiiim Bvaacsa aooxi. '
Snlo Ajaumg, rassengers Quickly Sab
dued by officers, ,'
' (Special Dispatch to The JoaraaL) "
Hood. River, Or, July 11. The
steamer Charles R. Bpenoer, plying be
tween Portland and Tha Dalles, waa rua
aground on a aand bar thia morning on
the Oregon side of ths Columbia river
opposite Lylaw-.-.. .... ,
A terriflce gala was blowing at ths
time and whitecapped waves were run.
nlng 14 feet high. A hog chain broke and
the blah winda forced her onto the bar.
.The ateamer Dalles City waa near at
band but owing to tha heavy storm waa
unable to render any assistance to the
Spencer.
C. H, Stranahaa and X. T. Wlnans.
passengers on Tha Dalles City report
that tha hog chalne on the Spencer are
broken and that the hull of the ateamer
la rapidly spreading apart.' Appearances
Indicate that her ateam pipes are broken.
as steam Is escaping from all parts of
the vessel, and If tha Spencer la not a
complete wreck, aha will at least suffer
big damage. .
Although tha point at which1 the Spen
cer struck-waa in anaiiow water, and
the shore could be easily reached by
wading. It waa only by the greatest ex
ertions that tha offlcera of the boat
prevented the loea of Ufa; Tha passen
gers became panle stricken snd many
attempted to leap into the waters oa the
opposite aide of the boat from that near
est tha shore. '
- The coolness of tha offlcera prevented
any Injury and all those aboard the Ill-
fated vessel were ' safely - got ashore.
where they, will take tha trains for their
homes.
- The Spencer Is hard and fast In' tha
sand thla afternoon and It la atated that
she cannot ba pulled off at present. ;
At the local offices Tha Dalles
Transportation 'oompany a telegram was
f received saying that the Spencer had
broken a hog ohaln and was beached
near Lyla. , . .
WASXZS XOKXS A WAT.
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.) '
Clarkston. Wash., July 11. A cloud
burst last night destroyed all tha crops
on Joseph creek and tha houses and
household effeots of Jamea Herring and
El ber Allen were also swept away. .
MONUMENT UNVEILED
IN HONOR OF HEROES
(Journal Special Service.)
Washington, D. C July 11. Ths mon
ument In Battle Oround National cem
etery, commemorating, tha battle fought
on tha apot 40 years ago, was unveiled
today with Interesting exercises and In
tha presence of a-trgr -number of civil
war veterans. The monument waa
erected by. the survivors o. the 112d
New Tork volunteers, a regiment which
lost Ave members In the flrht' The suo
otifcs of tha-,Uala4k,are-4 4he battla
saved Washington from capture. Pres
ident Lincoln -witnessed the struggle,
and tha site chosen for the monument
Is where he stood while viewing tha
eght. . j. " ; . :
, HOT alOOXSZITTAUT SXOT. '
(Special Dlspatrk te Tbs JoornsL)
Toledo. Or.. July 11. Fred FVarv. 11
years of age, was accidentally ahat by
W. Haynea In the abdomen. Dr. Wet-
more reports small hopes of recovery.
Turkish and Russian Baths
Expert maaseura Guaranteed to
cure any ehronlo rheumatism and ner
vousness. .. price for bath, massage,
pneumatic vibration., special for consti
pation. Uver and Indigestion troubles,
IJUOO including a bed for all night. Prof.
Friedman, Hi Chamber. Ot Commerce.
nnt ; crurtAjrD wrss . attzs
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OF MUmDXB CAM AJTO MTV
WTXXr OAXBT TOI CITxtgTIOaT TO
nmiia oont.
Judge John. B. Cleland thla morning
In the state circuit court denied tha ap
plication for a new trial and krreat of
Judgment la tha ease of Frank Ougllel-
nvs. murderer of 1 (-year-old Freda
Qaraota. , Tha court reviewed th, rea
sons aet p by tha defendant a attor
aeya in their motion for retrial and ar
rest of judgment, and paid particular
attention to the point . raised concern
ing the validity of tha signature 01 Dis
trict Attorney Manning on the Informa
tion returned under the new district at
torney ilaw. - Tha court in passing upon
this point held that the signature to an
Information was merely to confirm Its
authsntlclty, and that ainoe the district
attorney .was not. questioning that, there
was bo substantial ground for question
ing tha authenticity of the Information.
He also elted the lsw providing that a
motion to quash must ba made at the
time of beginning tha trial. Speaking
of the raault this morning Attorney Dan
B, Murphy, for Gugllelmo, aald: - '
"Of course, we will take tha case up
on appeal Immediately. - I shall make
out ' the papera at one. : The groUnda
will ba the same that wa have aet forth
In the motions for new trial and arreat
of judgment." - . 1
PLEIADES UNDER .
JAPANESE FIRE
(Continued from Page Ona)
from tha harbor Under -the escort of the
United States crulaar New Orleana She
took the remainder of her cargo to Che-
foo, China, about SO milea distant, where
it waa discharged. It will be held there
by tha consignees until disposed of, but
It haa probably been sold by this time.
From Crefoo the steamer returned to
Puget sound by1 way of Kobe, Moll and
Yokohama, coming in water ballast on
the return , trip, (she again made a
trip to tha far east, but thla time
ateered clear of the acene of hostilities.
But her streak of bad luck haa not yet
deserted her. When within about 009
miles of Seattle aha Broke her "-tall
shaft and loat her propellor. Afler
drifting about for four daya aha waa
picked up by the oriental liner Nlco
medla bound from Portland and towed
to Victoria. ' Later ahe waa taken to Ta
coma and repaired. She' launder char
ter to take out a shipment of govern
ment lumber to Manila, and will load
at tha Portland mllL A Hat of her of
flcera is as follows: F. O. Purington,
captain; -H. C. Armatrong, first otfloer;
B. J. Joyce, eecond officer; J. Bait) a,
third officer, and L, Pattersop, chief en
gineer.. . . .
AN ARMY ON STRIKE
(Continued from Pare Ona)
end that the demand for men la very
light. No disorder prevails. . .
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(Joeraal SpeeUI terrtea.) '
Omaha July 11. Six . hundred men
preaented their time cheoka to tha Boutfi
Omaha packing plants at noon today and
quit work. Every - precaution haa- been
taken to prevent a disturbance of any
kind by closing ths plants., Subsidiary
labor wU ba much embarrassed. -
x (Joaraat IpeeUl errlee.)
Sioux City,' la. July 11. Nine hun
dred packara and employe went out at
noon today. Tha laborers here received
higher pay than thoaa la Chicago, but
struck in sympathy.
ST. JOB FAOKXBS ATTBCTBD.
(Joornal Bpeeial Sen lea.)
St Joseph,' Mo., July II. Fifty-one
hundred packlng-houw employee atruck
nere at noon xoaay. verytning quiet,
MICHIGAN FAMILY v .
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
(Journal Special Service.) "
Iron wood. Mich., July 11. Tha home
of Barl Walton at Wakefield was blown
up by dynamite early last night. Nona
of tha family were Injured, although
the houee wasv. completely wrecked.
Mr. Walton is superintendent of the
Brotherton and Sunday Lake Iron mines,
and- Is unable to ascribe what motive
led to the outrage, or who tha guilty
parties may be. -
By some It Is thought to bs tha out
coma of the atrlke that occurred In the
minea during the ' early part of this
year, when tha man struck agalnat
reduction of wares. After tha mines
had again resumed operations some of
the old employes wsaa not takea back.
Wllllaraette Valley Chautauqua
-' Association.' '
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua la
now In aeaalon at Gladatone nark near
Oregon City. The Southern Paclflo com
pany haa provided epeclal aervlce from
East Waablngton street and haa placed
tickets on sale at greatly reduced rates.
First Oral n leaves Kast Washington
street at 7:45 a. m. and at Intervals of
about one hour until 1:11 p. m. Last
train leavea Gladstone for Portland at
10:21 p. m.
MEET TO SETTLE
JOBBERS'. PROBLEMS
Members of the executive 'committee
of the North Paelflo Coast Jobbers' and
Manufacturers' association, a branch .of
tha Paclflo Coast Jobbers' and Manufac
turers' association, are In aassion today
in this city. The organisation first
nsmed embraoea the cities of Seattls,
Tacoma and Portland, and the meeting
now in progress is the first, that haa
atra new uy me executive committee
since its election, two or three months
ago. v Various matters of Importance to
the merchants and shippers' of . these
three cities will come before the meet
ing. . .... - . t , .
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lata this afternoon the nollce were nati.
fled of tha mysterious dissopearanca of
Mrs. Grace Oellert. from her home, UT&
Fifth street, July-t4er- state name la
Grace Forma She had been employed
at Blaaier'g Burnaid rtrefet resort, '
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Speclal Dispateh ta The JoamaL) .
Salem, July II. The atate treasurer
oompleted his semi-annual report yes,
terday. Thla report shows a heavy In
crease In the receipts and disbursements
for thst period. The report shows total
receipts of $1,411,111.07 as . compared
with ,11,100.134.75 for tha same months
last year, an Increaaa of till, 74.31
Tha disbursements were $1,111,061.00
against 11.040.04.44, increasing Ills,
047.11, and leaving the atate treaaurer
In possession of 1071,101.71 cash oa
hand July 1. 1004. The Lewie and Clark
fair. The Dalles-Celllo Portage - railway
and other legislative enactments are re
sponsible ror mesa increases. .
The cash balance on hand .is dig
trlbuted among the dlgsraut .funds -naa
loiiowa:-
General fund ............. .$401,111.11
Common school fund, .princi
pal ....j.. ..... ltt.104.01
Common school fund. Interest t01.tSt.lt
Agricultural college . ' fund, .
principal . ,............ . 14.104.07
Agricultural eouege runa,
interest .........., . . . . . ,
4,117.14
' 1.040.01
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10,071 ot
0,701.40
ll,llt.00
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10.t00.70
IJ17.tO
14.01
University fund, principal..-
University fund, interest...,
Thurston monument'' fund.
. principal
A. R. Burbank trust fund.
principal , . ...... . .
A. R. Burbank trust fund.
Interest
Bwamp land fuad ,,,.,
Tide land. fund ............
Inheritance tag fund .......
Agricultural college tax fund
Oregon Soldiers' . home - na
tional fund .....:......,
Bounty fund
Hatchery fund
Hatchery fund', Dlst, No. 1 . ,
Hatchery fund Dlst. No, 1..
Pure food fund ............
State - beard of - examtners
fund .... It4.07
Oregon 'stove foundry fund., 4,117.00
Penitentlsry betterment fund 7.15111
Sewer fund ,101.44
Total '
tt71.ltl.7l
LIQUOR QUESTION
AGITATES SALEM
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(Special Dispatch te The Joaraat)
- Salem, Orw ; July It. Prof."VTrnrew
haa again appeared on the warpath.
Testerday in Justice Turner's court' lit
procured warrants agalnat 11 dispensers
of liquid refreshments and all will plead
before Esqulra Turner on Wsdnesday,
Tha charge is undenthe state law, .
Aa amualng Inoldeht in -connection
with thia laat raid of Professor. Drew
la the fact that soma of thoaa whom
another fine will' hit the heaviest have
been dosed up tight every Sunday since
the first assault until laat Sunday night
and they onened their placea of busi
ness just In time to get caught la the
act. ' ' . .
A course of action has not been defi
nitely decided upon by tbs saloon man,
but tha consensus of opinion among
them at the present time Is that the
lew under which they are prosecuted is
unconstitutional by raaaon or its ap
parent discrimination, and it la their
purpose to raise this question as a teat
case. "The queatlon has coma to a
ahow-down,"-remarked one of tha pro
prietors of -a downtown, saloon, 4a dis
cussing tha matter laat evening, "and
what wa propose to do now la to find
out Just exactly where wa stand anc
whether or not we have any rignta."
Up to a late hour laat night the de
fendants generally had ' engaged no
counsel to represent "them In the case,
but. It Is thought, a Una of action will
bs determined upon today, upon- ar
raignment yesterday afternoon all of
the dafendanta, at their request, were
glvsn from a week to Is daya In which
to plead and In tha meantime they will
have had plenty of time in which to ar
rive at a definite conclualoa la tha mat
ter, f ;-
The city council, which waa expected
to adopt a .health ordinance, appropriate
money for the Improvement of Wilson
avsnue sidewalk and for tha Marlon
square, walk last- night, did nothing.
Tha health ordinance was referred to
the mayor with Instructions to bring It
back ahotened ao the council oould
find time to read and understand It. V
"SOBTBTXza-a , trBOBO wrrx
(Special Dispateh to Tbs JoaraaL)
Moscow, Idaho, July 11. Dan Foley
of Spokane, apparently 'demented, waa
found roaming tha streets clad only In a
woman's bath robe this morning. When
questioned he 1 said: "There la some
thing wrong with mi.
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Fref erred Btoek Canned Ooeda -
Allen A Lewie' Beat Brand. . , j
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(Special Dispatch to The JoaraaL) 1
Mullan, Idaho, July II. Minnie, the
four-year-old . child of -Andrew Flock,
waa found dead In a closet at her home
laat evening. A ruptured blood ves
sel had caused her death. " :
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