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t " 1 V ' 0 . ' . - . . . - ' - ' ' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING.' JULY ' 9, 1904. 2 TOUCH OF MIRACULOUS RELIC OF SI ANN SAID TO HAVE CURED MANY IN NEW YORK er , r f UMATILLA IS KO DESERT KOW oiTiunn umiiou pr n f 9UBTOV nus or txb okavob in comrrr u nni tobtt . TTlTf ft HAZSr COHTBA'fcT TXAT ' " XXAJTT A rOBTVIt. . Postmaster Lot Uvermors of Pendla n. who has been for several days a est at the Imperial, departed, today iwt homo. Ho Is one of tho pioneer bus "jlness men of eastern Ore iron, and has a wide acquaintance1 with Its people and Iresources. Ho says: -It In 1866, when I went to Umatilla county, men had . attempted to plant r wheat where they are now raising 40 bushels of tt to tho acre, they would have been taken In charge as mentally unbalanced. It was at that time thought to bo a country of very little value. Why, I can remember that, as I trav ' eled through the country for tbo nrst time and saw farmers hero and there planting llttlo patches of- produce. I looked at them with pity and Imagined that they had been banished from tbelr former places of residence snd had boon forced by Untoward circumstances to come hero to live. The same land Is mow commanding f 50 to f 7t per acre. "In those days the town of Umatilla had a population of 1.600, which has mow decreased to about 100. Tbo old- time prosperity of the town was due to the staice lines. When I went there old John Halley had lust started tha saddle train to Boise to accommodate prospectors and others. Then came tha Northwestern stage line. The company had a contract for t-25,000 to carry the malls, and I havs el we re understood tthat ths other business of ths line paid all ths running expenses. It was a good business In those days. I went Into ithst country as tns representative of tho WeUs-l'argo Expreas company. John Halfey now lives at Halley, Idaho. Hs has sines been a member of congress In those days the trip from Portland to Pendleton took two and a half .days, and now ws board the cars here st night land get out there next morning. The crops up there ere very good this year I understand the wbat crop Is ons of tho largest In ths history of the coun try." PARKER AVERSE TO i HIPPODROME CANVASS " j (Journal Special Service.) ' Eopuo. July it. Mayor McClellan of New York will visit Judge Parker to day, coming on the Yacht elaphlre. 1'n Dsss ths national committee demands ithat he make speeches In ths storm icenters of ths mmpulgn prior to election day.' Parker will remain silent at Roue' snont. Personally he is sverss to a hlp odrome canvsss, snd under no circum stances could be hs Induced to make a : awing around the clrcl. Ths Judge counts upon making tha ta-' puance of his formal letter of acrep tancs the most Important event of ths entire esmpalgni. This letter will be a long and weighty document, touching very Issue of the national csnvsas and (will be mart publlo about 10 days after kis notification, MINISTERS DISCUSS . VATICAN TROUBLE . axmuj Special Sertlee.) I Parle. July It. The council ministers today discussed ths differences between kha,. Vatican and tha government In a sieaaloa lasting tbres hours. Prsmler Comlws ' afterward said that ths pro prieties did not allow of hts making Statement St this time. " This is taken ss an indication that a kupmre has actually, oocur red. ; ft 'ir . (Ji lsMaiBeC ARABIA LIKELY ' TO BE RELEASED (Continued from Page 5ne.) killed, t wounded and two taken pris oners, I iopzi to bsoam. Koropatkla Tries to Brad tho Jsp- aaess Oordem at Zdaoyanf'. , (Joornal Speeial Service.) Rome," July 10. A Tien Tsln dis patch says that. General Kuropatkln Is evacuating Xlaoyang and withdrawing north of Mukden, proposing - by - this means to extricate' a part of his army from, the cordon which tbo Japanese are attempting to draw. XtTBOPATXXJr Til niRR, Pen orals Wounded Casualties About ,0O0. - (Joarsal Special Service.) Toklo. July tt. General Oku reports that according to statements made by captured Kusslan officers General Kuropatkln was present during ths re cent battle and that the Russian gen erals, Bakaloof and Klndravltoh, were wounded. - The Russian casualties wsrs about t.000 and the Japaneae 1.000. A number of prisoners were taken by the Jap snese and also a quantity of ammuni tion. - 7AAirzn woiitiji astavob. (Joornal Special Service.) London. July !. flo optimistic la the war news received here within the psst few days that a decided -reaction Is tak ing place in Japanese securities. Jau aness "fours" advanced today from 71 to 74 V Japanese "fives" after a brief setback also advanced H. CASOrzT COVKDXBS nBaBTl, Blspositloa to Oo Slow VatU Further Iacts Are Xnowa, (Joornal Special Service.) Wsahlngton, July 29. Today's cabi net meeting was devoted to tha recant developments In tha It ueao-Japanese war relative to the setsurs of enntrabsnd goods shipped from the United States. A further - disposition was manifested to go slow about making protests to St. Petersburg In the case of the Arabia until tho facta are ascertained. It was Secretary Metcalfs first ap pearance at a caDinet meeting. CAPTVBB AOAXB BSPOBTB9. Shanghai Also Bears That Port Arthur ' Xaa T alien. (Joornal Special Service.) Shanghai, July 19. A Wei Hal Wei telegram confirms the Crefno dispatches reporting ths rupture or Part Arthur, Wei Hal Wei has a British wireless station which communicatee with the liritish ships. It is possible that In formation of Port Arthur's fall could be received in this mannsr. ABASIA'S ABBXTAXi OOBTXBMXB. Sreat Bejolclng la Ban Praneiseo Marias snd hipping Olrolea. (Joarnal Special Service.) Ran Francisco, July St. Agents of the atmar Arabia, which sraav seised Jiiii: !A.',-lr.iiiKT UllT- : . ii i0 m . T i" , : riii i The Maimed and the Halt. Hock to the Church ;of St, - John the for the Healing Nw Tork. Julr !. Th Uttl thnrcb of' fit. Jean Bptlt, la Tnty-flrt tract, 'titmr . iastoftoa' vnu, wm crowded tbl WMk dUr t7 U faithful, th major portion , of whom took part In th celebration of ulno dajri' BOTon. .ndlnr July ta, on 8t Ann's day. Our-' Ini tb noTna tbo aaer ralto of BL Ann In tho church wm po4 daUy, - and applied to tho auffcrlnf at tho I o'clock arvlca, " , - Maiiawro ailiJ at . follow an ' hr tho maaa of tho norena In tho biino . of. 'fit. Ann. Tho prajrera of tho norona concluded tho morning ryloo.,-' In tho aftornoon tho oonrlco of tho recitation of tho rooary wao bold,' tho benediction of .'ho bltaood aaoramont by the Russians, received a cablegram today confirming the arrival at Vladi vostok of the captured vesssl In charge of a prlao orew. : No details of tho cap ture are given.. There. Is great rejoicing among local marine Insuranoa and abiplng circles over tho eseaps of tho Arabia. Confi dence Is partially restored and risks are loosening somewhat. The Mongolia with a cargo valued at $1,500,000 sailed for Yokohama this afternoon. , BXPOBT A BATTU. ' ' (Special Dtipatch te The Journal.) Chef oo, July it. Thirty refugees ar rived in a Junk from Port Arthur todav and report that on leaving there Thurs day exceedingly heavy firing by land and sea waa then on. POLICE HAY CLOSE ORPHEUM SALOON The police were notified thla morning by J. 11. Selterneck, residing at ttt Fall ing street, that be was robbed of a dls mond pin of ths value of 1160 at S a. m. today by a woman in the Orpheura saloon. Fourth and Stark streets. Chief of Police Hunt -detailed Detective Joe Day on the case. "If thla proves true," said Chief Hunt "it looks to ms aa though it ia about time the Orpheum aaloon la being closed lor good, it msy not be true, however. and until it la thoroughly Investigated. we will not know definitely. On complaint of Patrolman Lee the Orpheum people were arreated last week for keeping open after houra. They were fined 121 by Judge Hogus in the municipal court. INSECT HORDES DESERT THE JAIL This la a red letter day at the county JalL Tha Jail la being renovated, the officials declare, aa It wss never ren ovated before. All the cell corridors are being whitewashed as well as the cell ing and walls of ths outer corridor. A new floor Is bvlng laid In the reception room, and new bunks will be placed In corridors Nos. t and 4. Sheriffs deputies assert that there waa an exodus of Insects this morning when ths renovating process began. Hot steam was shot into all tha crevices in the Walls and the floors before the whitewashing began, with astonishing results. SAN FRANCISCO FIRE PROVES SENSATIONAL (Joornal Special Service.) ' San Francisco, July 2. The Hotel Lynwood, a rooming house, was Partly destroyed by Ore this - morning. The guests hsd narrow escapes and there were many thrilling rescues. Throe of the guests wsrs tarried out in a semi conscious condition. Ths elevstor boy wss caught on the top floor after arousing ths guests and was taken out of a window with a rope by a fireman on the roof. Mrs. Her kins of Nevada City, Cel., was found unconscious in her room, but recovered soon after reaching the street HANLON IS FAVORITE IN TONIGHT'S BOUT (Joarnai Special Service ) Ran Francisco, July 29. Hanlon -end Nelson ars ready to Step into the ring to battle for honors and ths accompany Ing oash. Both men are fit and trim and anxlons for ths fray. This morning Hanlon wss a 10 to favorite and ths clever young fellow, is confident of beating Neleen. Oreat Interest centers In ths event and a large crowd will witnsaeT tha St-round.bouW TLrrrvsvvru' ! ill'- Baptist io Pray , of Their Ills eloolna- tho eerrloo. tho laat onrlco of tho day. at I o'clock la tho oronlnc. In cluded Inetruotlon In tho ohrlno of 8t Ann. followed by tno prayoro of tho novona, tho exposition of tbo rollo and bonodlctlon. 1 Tn'tho aooompanyln plcturo at tho top la shown a woman at tho altar of tho Church of BC Jean Baptlato with a offering- ohnd. aooklnc IU rootoratlon throath tha prayora of a prleat to tho aaorod rolls of U-Ahn. Irom loft, to right tho contra! pictures depict a pile of crutches olscarded by thoso who pVoi fess to haro ton ourod by touching tho rollo. tho $10,000- altar glTon to ths church by Mla Loary wJ . tho rollo Itsoif. that attracU.thoussads of ailing pilgrims. " KENO DECISION IS JTSSTXCB IBTOV SZUTf TIB Alt AO TZOK VBTZXi ASSmOVAXi AITTB OBXTXXS CAM BB OOBBQXTBB WABWXOK OZiVB POOXJtOOM KAY TBY TO OPZB AOAXB. Contrary to expectation. Justice Ba ton did not alsa his decision this mom- ting on whether or not the proprietors Of ths Portland Club are guilty or violating ths law by playing keno. It is an nounced that the attorneys representing tho club men and ths district attorney desire to submit a number of author ities to the oourt before he passes on the question. It is. commonly believed that an ap peal will be taken in cass tha decision is against ths club- men. This is an er ror, aa Juatlca Beton la not Bitting aa trial but aa a committing magistrate. If he finds tha prisoners guilty, they are simply bound over for trial by Jury In the circuit court - A rumor waa current laat night and thla morning that tha Warwick Turf ex change, CoL W. . K. Applegate's estab lishment located on Fourth atreet, near. Alder, would open lta poolroom today or tomorrow. It la reported that special telegraphic aervtca has been arranged for by several pool rooms in this part of ths country. Sheriff Word this morning atated that ha would have noth ing to aay until tha poolroom opened. The Warwick was not allowed to open a poolroom and the Portland Club wSa closed by the municipal authorities on account of ths disturbance it created three months ago. It 'la probable that If the plaos opened Its first clash would be with the municipal authorities. Frank Allen waa found guilty of smoking opium at 41 Fourth street by Justice Beton this morning and fined 160. He hsd no money and was sent to the county Jail, where he will serve 16 days Allen was detected smoking opium when Sheriff Word and hla deputies made their first raid In China town. . ' i SENATOR HEYBURN WAS TURNED DOWN (Special Dlapatek te ttt Journal.) Wardner. Idaho. July tt. Senator W. B. Heyburn of Idaho was turned down In the Republican convention of Bho- shons county yestsrday. His name waa not mentioned. Governor Morrison wsa not endorsed. BATIOBAI. BrtTWIOrrAI. UAOTSS. Mayor Williams has received an Invi tation from the secretary of tha League of American Municipalities for tha city authorities of Portland to attend the next annual gathering of the league. which will be held In St Louis October 4 to. Several of the city officials jwlll be ia ths east about this ttms and In all probability will attend thla gathering. IVY OR OAK POISONING Immediately relieved and quickly cared by Harm lees, although a powerful n 1 1 n v rtt (e cent to f will send aa receipt of paypoatage, A TRIAL DOTTLE ritCS. Bend for it sow. It will Immediately relieve and promptly rare lesest Sitae, BIT, Prktly Meet, liesra, etc. . Sold by leading druggists. ' None geaaias witkeait ssy eigeatsra. 2M Prlnoo 8 treat. New York. mt Aw MiM aa " W WM POSTPONED A Popular Drug Store WITH POPULAR PRICES You can save money every day in the year with ua, no matter how trivial your purchase. Our midsummer, sale is attracting thousands. ' Glance at these prices for , everyday home needs. Special per Cake 4T11 White Boss Glycerine. .114 Peer's TJosoented Ti ..'.V'.Il 1 Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet , large .i ,.-214 Colgate's Cashmsrs Bouquet. small ISA Kirk's Juvenile ............144 Klrk'a Transparent Glycerine 14 Klrk'S Jsp Boss" Glycerine.. T4 Society ' Hygienic, scented . . . 33 Socle t Hygienic, unseen tad. 33 Packer's Tar 114 Overlain Jlcky ........... -504 ; Regal Glycerins ..' 8 "W. C. A Co.'s Glycerin BuJ- ; lctel , laiiimtns a a- 74 - Rainbow .'. . ...-44 Per Box of. 3 Cakes Wallke's Vestal, Ross...... '.10 r Waltks's Vestal. LUao. 104 ' Waltke's Vestal Violet...... 194 Waltka's Vestal, Carnation. .10 A Waltke's Vestal, Iris. ...... .10 l.sitke'a Vestal. Heliotrope. 10e) "Waltke's Lettuoa Cream.. ..10 Waltke's Olive Cream. ..... .19 .Waltke's Cuoumber Cream.. 19 Pur Witch Hasel....; 12 C Simplex Typewriters For educational purposes, for the home or for commercial vVork where . cirrespondence - ia limited they are just the thing. No, 1, $1.00; No. 2, 93.50 ; Np. 5, $5.00. . Bring Prescrip tions to Us We will fill them correct ly and with fresh, drugs and charge you a moder ate price. ,: - - ' namUM ha f gClllCtilUCif ' r j . " WfG . ." .., '' - Woodard, Clarke d Co. Canadian money taken WIDESPREAD PLOT IS SUSPECTED . (Joornal Special Service.) Rom! July . Tba Ruaalan govern ment haa aaksd the Italian police and, rAor especially, the Roms contingent t keep a closs watch on all Russian ex iles known- to be In Italy. It la under stood that a wldespresd plot looking to the assassination of many of ths crowned heads of Europe, ta suspected, and that Information of thla character la now In tha hands of tha Ruaalan au thorities. v- From what can ba learned. It la aaid that for aoma time prior to tha death of Minister PJehve, tha Russian secret service waa taking active atepa to ap prehend numeroua suspects, who, from tba Information in tha hands of '- ths authorities, . were contemplating the death of Ml) minister. It is also stated that Plehva waa in possession of this Information, but it was not thought his death would be attempted at ao early a data, and for thla reason It is supposed ha had not on the day of hla death taken all tha precautions to Insure his safsty, that It waa known, he had con templated. , i Among various rumors afloat in con nection with tha report from St Peters burg that - a widespread plot Is sus pected. Is the announcement that from Peterson, K. J., ths hotbed of American anarchism, a contingent is supposed to have lately left for Europe, and tha supposition advanced la that a confer ence ' of a national character 1 to be held at aom European city, having for its object tha furtherance of plana look ing to tha dealing of simultaneous blows to many rulers. Plehvea asssssln waa examined by a magistrate today, but rsfused to make any statement ' - , ,.. - srAsca zs romonron. (Joaraal Special Berries.) s Bt Petersburg, July St. It la atated that Plehve'a sssassln gives his name as Porosnnff, and his home In southern Russia., It Is also stated that he steadily refuses to divulge any of tho plana leading up to the assassination, or who his accomplices are. . mxruxs to xuro srowAJta. (Vonrnel Speetat Service.) I London. July tt. The csar has replied In tha moat kindly terms to-King Ed ward a telegram of sympathy ovsr ths aaaaaalnatlon of Minister Plehva. osvAisr rzxu trmsrm. (Special Mepatrh te The Joarnai. I Prescott Wash., July !. 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