The Oregon daily journal., August 06, 1904, Page 7, Image 7

THIS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1904.
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Tigers
INAUGURATED
HASTINGS TWIRLS
.A WINNING GAME
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7" ; XOJTD STOBT OT OOBTZIT.
Portland I. Taeoma 0.
Hasting and Bleelman; Keef and
.Hogan. : -'
Young Haatlng ' accomplished th
taik or defeating th Ttgera ytrday
' by th decisive cor of 8 to 0. Hut
Inga pitched a remarkably good gam
and held the Fishermen down to two
, scratch singles. The performance was
, . Ma best effort since joining the Browns
', and the crowd gave him a rousing re-
ceptlpn. While Haatlng was pitching
gilt-edge ball his Infield support was
' about thvnneet seen here In some time.
although five error marred th last
' column. Spencer was the animated
'. pippin at second and accepted hie ihtr
' , ten chancre with the grace of a Cheat
rfleld. .That olertr i second baseman
, cavorted around like a young colt and
nothing seemed too hot for him to
handle.
. Raymond, too, put up a game worthy
or a . star. His work was or tne ign-
est order of merit and hi error cam
on chance that Hugh Jennings, In hi
palmiest days,-woald hav fumbled.- i
, Jake Thlelman. who played in left
' gnrden -owing to Nadeai), being hurt on
Thursday while sliding, won the game
for Portland by making a safe drive
'in th third Inning, scoring the only
i two run of the game.' Jake was there
with the mighty wallop, and he got the
rlad bend ab be sent the bait safe- In
. the outfield. - " k
-'" i A, remarkable Incident of the contest
was the small number of balls hit to
the outfield, but flu during th game.
'.. Another odd thing was the fact that
th two bits mula by Taeoma. were got
by Keef and Hogan.areakast batter
on th team. Tacoma played her usual
.' good game. Casey and Eagen starring
In the fielding , department. Beck and
Castro each got a safe drive off Mr.
. Keefe. ' and besides, fielded their posi
tions beautifully. Berk's work on first
' base was - phenomenal, . owing to ' the
wicked throw that came hi way,- He
cooped everything In style,
Graham and. Nordyke are out of the
game on account of injuries and their
absence weaken the visitors conalder
' ably. Roach and Overall will do th
, twirling tomorrow. The score:
PORTLAND. "
' " . AB.R.H. PO.A. B.
Spencer, lb. ....... 4 0 0 8 4 0
McCreefe, r. f. . , . . I 8 0 0
Thlelman, 1. f. ..I.... 4 I 111
Beck, lb., 4 8 I 10 8 0
Prennen. c f. . . .'P, . . 1 0 8 ' J
Castro, 8b. 4 0 1. I U 1
Raymond, ....,... 8 0 0 8 7 I
Steelmsn. e. ......... 10 0. 3 0
Hsstlngs, p. .......... I 0 8. 0 0 0
' ' Total , .... . .rrrr; I? Til
' '. .; ", ' TACOMA.
... ' , ,: . v AB. R. It PO. A. E.
IVyie. e. f. S 0 0 10 0
6heehan. 8b. 4 0 0 1 1 ,0
Mclaughlin. L f. .... 4 0 0 0 0 ,0
Eagan, s. a, ........ . I 0,0 J ( 1 0
Lynch, lb. .......... 4. Os0 ! 0 0
Casey. 8b, 8 0 0 t S 0
Thomas, r. f. ....... 8 0 0 10 1
Hogan. O. ;.. 10 1 ISO
Keefe. p. I 010 0 0
Totals . ..1. . 'T 8 24 IS .1
RUNS AND HITS BT fNNINGS..
niunti
Portland ..0 0100000 I
Hits ..1 0111110 S
Tacoma , , .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hit . . ...
.0000010
i o z
SUMMARY. '
Stolen bases Thlelman.'McCreedl J.
Bpeneer.k Base on balls Off Hastings,
I; off Keefe. 4. Struck out By Keefe.
t. Two-baa hit Hastings. Double
plays Spencer to Beck; Casey to Eagan
to Lynch. Paased ball -Hogan. Time
of game One hour and 40 minutes.
Umpires Brown and McDonald. ' ,.
nemo coast uaovs.
if
CLUBS.
Brattle ui
Taenna .'....
1oa Ansales....
Fortland
Ban Praocleeo. .
Oakland
.TOO
t .VN1
.eoo
,4o
.800
Lost
41 0
80
Seals Won la. riret Inning.
San Francisco. Aug. 4. Th 'Seals
won yesterday' gam In th first in
ning by bunching three hits on Gra
ham In th -first inninf, which scored
three run. Barber wal invincible and
held th Commuter safe at all time.
Bcre: .
R. H. &
San Fran ... .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 4 a
Oakland 0 0 0000000 0 0 0
Batteries Barber and Leahy; Gra
ham and Byrnes. ,
. . Seattle Defeats TLou Angeles.
Los Angeles. Aug. I. Nick Williams
was la fin form for six inning yes
terday and shnrth Angela out until
the seventh, when he became wild and
allowed several passe and a couple of
hit. Young Hall wa sent to hi re
lief .and the gam waa saved for Seat
tle, Th cor: '
' R. IL K.
to Angela ....0 0 0000100 t T 4
Seattle 8 0 10 0 18 0 04 10 8
Batteries Baum and Spies: Williams,
Hajland Wilson. Umpire McCarthy.
, PACTTIO BATTOsTAZ. UAOVB.
' i ; . , Won.
Boise . 40
Spokan . . .......... ,47
Butte .....It
Salt Lake , 14 t
Lost
17
ts
44
,0r
P.C
.671
.SS
.49
At Salt XAk. . . ' '
' '"' R. ft C
Bole,. . ...... .1 0 1000100 10 4
Salt Lake 000 10100 11 11 1
Batteries McFarlan and Hanson;
Toiler end Hausen. Umpire Davla. -
1" At Bntto. :
Butte .'. 101140 01 8 14 J
Spokane OOOOlSlO 17 It 9
Batteries Bandelln and Swlndrlls;
Dammann nd Stanley. Umpire Flan
nery. ,
BLOOD
Is the wont 4leaM ea
earth, ytt th eaateal
tn ctir Bimn ivv
KNOW WHAT TO
DO. Manr Sim
pla. apota oa the
kin. enrae tn the
POIGOni
Dwmtk, airan. fallln
tlr, bona palna. ea-
turb. anil AWt knnw
II is BLOOI I'OIHON. Bnrt te IB BROWN,
.15 Arrta at., rhlli.l. Iphla. fan., rnr RKOWN'g
Bl 001 CI'RR. 12 no pr hot t la; laata ea
month. B"I4 la Portland raly by Freak Ran,
I'm tlaud Uatel niaraucy.
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET :
CLOSES AT' BUFFALO
. (Journal gpaelal Barrlee.)
Buffalo N.Yq Aug. 4. The moat uo
oeesful grand circuit meet in many
years came to a brilliant clo yester
day afternoon. ' Th result of th going
were) . V. ' -. .
1:10 pace, two in three, purae 11.000
Ben F. won two straight beat in 1:04
and 1:1114.
The Jroquol Hotel,, for 3:14 'class.
pacers, three beau, purs 11,004 Blacl
Hal won the first and third heat HrN
1:10 and X.Ot. - . -.
Th Electric City, for 1 11 class, trot
ters, three heats, purs 15.000 Sweet
Marl won the second heat In t:0ti
end waa second in th other two heats.
TJverton won th third heat in l:0t and
wa third and second in the other two
heats. John Taylor .won th first heat
in 1:01. Robert M.. Lady Gall Hamil
ton, Judge Green. Lad I Patchle, Naila
J. and Kant also started. ,
' At St, loaia.'
St Louis, Aug. 4. Fair Grounds sum
mary! . , .
Six furlong Ladjr Charles won; time,
1:204. ,..-,
Five furlongs, selling Tad won;
time, "1:0H. Wllodena finished Jlrst,
but was'dlsquallfled for fouling.
One and an ' eighth, "mile, selling
Never Such won; time, 1:00. -
Six furlong, handicap KloraJ Wreath
Von; time, 1:IT, I. '
Fiv and a half furlong. puree
Woodlands won; tlm. 1:1L ..
MU and 10 yards Pourquotpaa won;
Brno, 1:4. . ''
Basalts at Barlem. .
Chicago, Aug. (.Harlem summary:
. On nille-pThe Lady won; time, 1:41
1-8. : w . . .
Steeplechase, ahort eoiiree -Oliver Me
won; time, 1:10 1-8.
v Mil Clifton Fprg won;", time. 1:41.
Fiv and m half furlong Mont
won; time, 1:07, " -
.Six Furlong Mansard won; tlm.
1:11. ' : ' . '
Six furlong Optional won; time,
1:11 4-6. - i 1 1
Mile and a quarter Exoentral won;
tlm. J:08.. .. -
C a aWatog. ," , 'rt,
Saratoga.. N. . Jr., Aug. I. The um
mary la a follow:
Six furlongs . Flying Ship ; won;
time. 1:11 l-5r ' " .
Fiv and ' onevhalf furlong Augur
won; time, 1:07 8-8.
One mile Green Crest ' won; time,
1:40 1-8.
- Mil and ona-alxteenth, on turf Out
come won; tlm. 1:48. ' - . -
Mil and three-slxteentb Keynote
won; time,' 1:01 t-B. .
Five and one-half furlong Cotil
lion won; time, 1:08 4-8. . . v -w
. .. AiSeattl. '
Seattle, Aug.; 8. Reaultg at Th
Meadow: . ..
Five furlong, selling Hlrtle won;
time. 1:0H4.
Seven furlongs.. aeUlng Phy won;
time. ,1:21. '. ...
Sfx furlong, selling " "Matt Hogan
won; time, 1:14. i
On mile, puree Arthur Ray won;
time. 1:411. -
On nile, selling Oaucho won; tlm.
1:414.
. Six asd one-half ' furlongs, selling
Cerro Santa won; time, 1:114.
On mil and 80 yards, eillng In
victu won; tlm, 1:4414.
GOTCII AND M'LEOD
; TO MEET ON MAT
. ' "
. ;' V '
(Jovaal Bnaetal Bervle.r
vniMivn R n.. Aua-ust 4. Frank
Gotch, who claim th eatch-a-eatch-can
wreatllngchamplonsblp of th world, and
Dan S. McLeod, the former champion.
are to contest Tor tn uu in a doui
her tonight. Both men hav taken
n..t rmrm In tralnlnr for th contest.
and they are aald to be In fine physical
condition. Gotoh bellevea he will - win
with llttl difficulty, but McLeod ha
a host of friends and admirers who ex
press confidence In hi ability to gain
th . decision and ' the long end of th
1,000 pun offered for tn matcn.
, AMEBIOAsT LBABTTB.
Won. Lost PC
New York . ........... 14 14 , .814
Chicago . J7 .!
Bonton JJ .
Philadelphia 8 J , ''
Cleveland J
St. Lou la . 8 -2t
Detroit . . Jl- .188
Washington . . ...... .18 01 .107
. . - ;. -. A Betrott. .,' .
. ; ., ' . R. H.E.
Detroit .....4 II 8
BBal"erle Mullin aid Bvilii Young
and Crlger. " .
At Chloago. . , ..
R. H.E.
UniCBSJO . . ......a .....v.. , .
Philadelphia .4 6 0
Batteries Owen and Sullivan; Plank
and Power. ,'
'' At cni ' A
R, TC to.
.8 7 8
Cleveland . . ................. .0 4
New York . 8 18 1
Batteries Bernhard. Moor and Bue
low; Powell and MoGulre.
.' ( A , Zoal.
'" R. H.E.
St. Louis , ........8 10 1
Waahlngton . ........ . . ... T
Batteries Glad and Kahoe; Town
send and Clark.
BATIOBA1. Z.BAOUB. '
: Won. Lost
New York . ........... 4 , 28
PC
r .713
.809
.691
.885
.827
.378
.353
.287
Chicago . . ...-. 84 " 14
Pittsburg ; . 81. I4
i:incinnau . ........ vu . v
St Loui ..4 44
Boston 88 8t
tii,iiM . .... ....ki a ci
Philadelphia . , ..14 88 ,
At lMLUaAelvfal, i -
n nr
Cincinnati . ...... ....... ......6 18 1
fniiaaeipnia . . ..a it w
Batteries Walker and Schlel; Dug
rlnby and Roth. Umpires Zlmmer and
Moran. - ,. "...
At Boto,
R. ICE.
Boiton I 10 1
St. Louie .1 8 1
Batterle McNIcbols and Needhnm;
Dunleavy and McLean. Umpire John
stone. . ' . , '
OB
rXOBTZBa OAX-BBBAB.
(Journal Special Srr1r.)
Houghton, Mich., Auguat 8. Slg Hart,
th Chicago matchmaker, ha arranged
an excellent program for th opening
how at th athletle olub here tonight
Dire 10-round' bouts sre scheduled, escl
promising hard, fast work, The wlndlif
will bring together George Memslc, the
Cincinnati ' lightweight nd f'Young
Sharkey," for 10 round at US pounds.
YOUNG CORBETT
TO CIRCLE GLOBE
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Young Corbett ha got th glob trot
ting fever, and next year, if nothing goea
wrong, ha will make a circuit of th
world. Corbett' first stop will be
Paris. On hie last trip to the other
aide he wa unable to go there. He ha
been longing to visit th city and say a
he will not rest satisfied until he ha
taken it In. After a atay in Paris Cor
bett will go to Russia, Italy, Germany,
Turkey,' Aala, Japan, South Africa, Aus
tralia and return home. Corbett ex
pects to pay th expensee ot th trip by
giving boxing exhibition in various
cities.. ' .-!'.'.'
Corbett expect to remain some tlm
in South Africa. He will go to Johan
nesburg and hav a talk with Albert
Fleming, wUo.li running a boxing club
there. If he 'can make th necessary
arrangement h will fight there. Cor
bett aald "yesterday that if Fleming can
mak the ncesaary terms h will fight
Jabes White 10 round next January or
February at th lightweight limit Cor
bett of course, will want a liberal puree
and expense which' fee Is confident
Fleming will allow. White, being an
Englishman, would attract a large
crowd oa hi own hook. There are
plenty of Americans at Johannesburg,
and Corbett would not want for substan
tial backing. 1
From South Africa Corbett will visit
Australia. jH ha been in communica
tion with a well-known fighting promot
er at Sydney. - Corbett baa been assured
a match or a couple of them a aoon a
he arrives at Sydney: VThleupromoter,
who Is also A bookmaker, saya that he
will furnish Corbett with a side-stake
If necessary. . i '"- .
Many American fighters are anxloue
to go to South Africa and ahow their
form beforo the Wanderera A. C, Jo
hannesburg. Sam Fitxpatrlck, the
American agent of th club.. ha received
several request already, one In particu
lar 'being from Australian Jimmy Ryan.
Ryan says he will box Mike Williams,
the heavyweight champion of that coun
try.' Ryan has fought Choyngki, Wsl
cott' Kid McCoy, Tommy Ryan arid all
the noted middleweight in the business.
Ha is willing to back himself.
HELENA BALLPLAYER
INJURED BY ROBBERS
(Special filapatrh te The Joernal.) '
Helena, Mont. Aug. 8. Kid Peeplea.
a well-known ball player, employed a
a bartender in the Office saloon on Main
street"ln this ctty;w commanded by
four masked men early today to throw
up hi bands. ' As there had been a
masked ball in th vicinity he thought
It a Joke on -the part of some of the
dancers and replied In a Jocular man
ner, whereupon one of the men felled
him with a blow on the forehead with a
revolver and dragged him Into a box
where he lay bleeding while th rob
ber ransacked the register and safe,
securing watches, a .diamond ring and
cash to the vajue of '1800. Peoples re
covered and gave th alarm, but there
1 no clew. ' ' . j .
Two masked men held up and robbed a
traveling man Of 878 and a gold watch
while he wa riding on a wheel near
town. It 1 thought the two are mem
ber of th gang that robbed People.
DIAMOND GLISTENINGS
Dugdel ha taken to physical cul
ture. Th corpulent magnate misses the
gentle exercise that cornea from being
a farmer, pitching hay and hoeing the
spuds,' so in order to .keep himself
muscular and agile he has fitted up a
mall "gym" .at th ball park w4re he
exercises dally.
Callft of Oregon City will hardly be
given a trial now, aa th pitching start
Lb In first-class shape.
Ira Hastings waa in fin form yester
day and hi feat of ahuttlng th Tiger
out la worthy of special mention. He
allowed only two hits -and they were of
the scratchy variety. On waa a bail
which he partially blocked, and th other
was Hogan's hit to Raymond which
Happy beat out "
Harry Spencer played a splendid gam
at second yesterday, and Frankta Ray
mond, in aplte of his three boot, ac
cepted some exceedingly bad chancee tn
excellent style.
Jake Thlelman' hit was th reel
thing at th right time, and eauaed tha
moat rabid of th f ana considerable
exultation. ,
The Bobby Keefe hoodoo which ha
o effectually followed th Browne this
season, seems to hsve been chassd to
the tall and uncut for th local hav
trimmed Fisher tar slab artist twice
tn succession, i
. Louis Castro hit safely In th sixth
and created considerable laughter among
th ladle by his antto in tha vicinity
of Mike Lynch. After making several
bluffs, h mad a dash for second which
station he mad by a pretty slid un
der Eagan. -.,,-. '
Casey robbed Jack Drennen of a tilt in
th sixth when he mad a eorklng stop
of Jack's grass-burner, and- threw th
runner out t first -
Judge McCreedl banged Keefe for
three hit out of three-times up. Two
of Mae's hit were Infield tap which th
big fellow beat out
- Jake Thlelman muffed Thomas' fly and
then threw to Raymond who relayed
to first putting out th batter, who had
overran th bag.
Hastings 'got a two-baa hit on a
dinky Texas leaguer which dropped be
tween Sheehan and McLaughlin, who
were so disgusted at the mlxup that
they forgot to pick th ball up, . .
Happy Hogan and Mlk Fisher shared
th honor before th ladle yesterday.
Happy waa ths recipient of a boquet
while tha genial Mlqu was presented
with A stein. Happy offered to ' ex
change with' Mlk, but.th latter in
dignantly refused. Mlk know th
value of A good ttn too well to ex
change one for a mare boquet
Schedule of Steamer T. J. Potter.
Th aeasld steamer T. J.' Potter will
leave Portland. Ash street dock, for
Astoria and Ilwaco as follows)
August t. Tuesday, 8:48 d. m.; August
10, Wednesday, 7:30 A. m.1 August 11,
Thursday, 8:18 a. m. ; Auguat 11, Fri
day, 0:00 a. m. August II, Saturday,
8:00 a. m.
On't transportation and berth tickets
et O. R. N.' ticket office. Third and
Washington streets,
' ' ' ' ' '.' , ' ' '
KRAMER WINS THE
CYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP
; r (Jrnal Special Service.)
St Louis. Aug. 8. In th national
amateur bicycle championship races held
under th auepteef th World' Fair
Athietlb association, Frank I Kramer
of Kaat Orange, N. J practically
cinched his claim to the championship
by scoring a total of 48 points. Sum
mary: . , t
Morning vnt ' '
One-half mil, grand circuit champion
ship rWon by Frank L. Kramer, East
Orange, N. J.; time, 1:0 8-8.
One-third mils, amateur national cham-plonahJp-e-Won
by M.. I Hurley. New
York; time, 0:43 l-B.
Th unlimited pursuit race "between
team representing ths east and west
was won by Oliver Dortln of New York,
a member of th eastern team. '
Five-mil amateur championship
Charles Bchlee. Newark. N. J., won
time. 13:08 1-8.
One-half mil handicap, professional
O Dorlln, Bheepehead Bay, N. J-. handi
cap 86 yarda, won; Times, 0:68 4-6.
" Five-mile amateur handicap Oaear
Doerm. Brooklyn, 100 yards, won; time,
18:16.'. " , - , '
Afternoon vnt :
Two-third mil, grand circuit cham
pionship -won by Frank- L Kramer;
W. 8. Fenn eeeond, .Floyd Krebs,
Newark, N.' J third; time, 1:44 4-6.
One mile, amateur, national champion
ship of America' -Won by M. L Hurley;
time, 8:41 8-8. i
Two-mil . handicap, professional
Won by T. F. Root Boston, 60 yards;
time. 4:17 1-6.-
36-mll amateur, national '"champion
ship Won by Burton Downing; time,
1:10:66 t-6.
- One-third mil - consolation, profes
sional Won by Oliver Dorlon, Sheep
head Bay; time. 0:43 3-6.
EIGHT DROWNED IN
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
y:- ;:.; i';i
v (Jeornel Special Service.)
Alton. 111., Aug. 8. Lat yeaterday
Vening Mlohaal Riley and Six girls,
ranging In age from 10 to 14 years, were
drowned while bathing in th Missis
sippi river. Th party . consisted ' of
Riley, his daughter and seven of her
girl friend; , , ,
The dead art "..','
MICHAKIs RILEY, 88 year old.
' ELJZABKTH RILEY, 11 year old.
ALLIE3 SNYDER, 14.. , .-.
'LVCY PATES, li , r . :
LIZZIE PATES, 14.
BESSIE BRUM. 14..
: MTR1E BRUM, 10.
VUTH MARSHAL! lL ; '
Yeaterday .evening RUey Blgnlfied hi
Intention or enjoying a bath on th
beach In front of hi home tn the south
ern part Of th city. HI little daughter
persuaded him to allow herself and her
little girl friends to accompany him.'. He
consented and when they entered the
water Riley told them to clasp handa
tightly-and he took a positron In the
eenter of th line. .
They waded out on a aandbar some
distance, th water being shallow. From
what can be learned from llttl 8-year-old
Mary Tlmlny, . th only on of the
party to escape, a passing steamer
caused heavy, waves to roll towards the
shore, and in' th darkness th girls
became frightened and losing their
bearings .stepped off th bar into deep
water.
They apparently clung to Riley, who
although a good swimmer waa unable
to regain th shallow waters of th bar.
Th Tlmlny girl waa at th and of
th line and when the other fell into
deep water, aha managed to escape and
roach the land. -
Although th Tlmlny girl screamed
loudly for help, th beach where th ac
cident occurred la deserted after night
fall and - it waa not until ah reached
her horn that the occurrence, Dream
known, .
WASHINGTON MINERS
PREPARE WAGE SCALE
(Special Dtapates te The Jonrsal.)
' Seattle, Aug. 8. A general wage
seal governing all th mine worker in
the Stat of Washington 1 in process
of formation in Seattle, and soon, will
b submitted to the worker in the vari
ous mines. The action la a result of
three mine strikes still on In western
Wsshlngton. and which, it la expected,
will be supported by th national organ
isation of miners. An executive com
mittee of the stat union is meeting In
this city.
Recently th stat was organised for
the first time, and .the miner hav been
perfecting their union to make demands
of the mine operators with th strength
to compel compliance. Two or three
mine are closed entirely and th com
panies declare there Is no hurry shout
resuming work becauso their operation
was at a loss. Th Installation of sev
eral large electrio power plants In th
vicinity haa greatly lessened the demand
for coal .in and about Seattle, so ths
employers of mine labor can bid their
time.
Th operator are delaying action,
also, awaiting th stand th union will
take. Th nw seal will be presented
to th owner gen rally throughout the
tat. , .
WOMAN DESERTS HER
HOME AND CHILDREN
. (Spaelal Dispatch to TO Jearaal.)
Seattle, Aug. 6. Mrs. Llisle Leyd
of Snohomish deserted her 'family of six
children and her husband' for her bus
band's younger brother, and now tha
family of children three boy and three
girls, in which there are two sets of
twins, is under th car of th Washing
ton Children's Homo Finding society.
Th mother seemed utterly Indifferent
to th fat of her brood.
Mr. Leyd recently sent word to th
county commissioners that ah wanted
th county to take ear of bar offspring,
and the horn finding soolety was given
1200. to provide for their needs. An
effort will be mad to find aoh n a
oomfortabl home. .
, . Excorsfon Rates East.
On account of th national encampment
a. A. R., to be held In Boston. August
It to 10, th Canadian Pacific will on A,
gust 8, 8 and 10 place on sal round trip
ticket, good for atopever privileges,
limited to to days, at very low rates.
On the same dates special excursion
tickets will be on sal tq St Louis and
eaatern points. -
For full particular call on or address
F. R. Johiun.-r. and j a., lit Third
treat, Portland, yr. , .
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, (Journal Special Service.) " '
. Washington. L C, Aug.-8 In of
ficial elrcJee hero authentlo news from
Bogota is awaited with keen interest
ss private -information received lately
Indicate that th affair of th republlo
may reach a critical stag within th
next few day.
Tomorrow Is th date set for th In
auguration of Gen. Rafael Reyes a
president of Colombia. Affair are in
such shape, however, that thenew presi
dent may no be allowed to take office
without grav trouble enaulng.
When General Key waa sent to
Washington In th hop of affecting a
rhang in this policy Of th United
'States and scouring th restoration of
Panama, ha waa th choice of th gov
ernment party for president Of course
hfa mission failed. '. Thereupon the . in
fluence of President Marroquln and hi
administration seemed to be thrown for
Joaquin Vales, the aged revolutionary
governor of this department of Bolivar,
who had dona so much to defeat the
canal. It wa even " announced . that
Veles. had a' majority secured through
the support of th administration. But
Marroquln shifted around to , Reyes, and
th result sgaln was in doubt, ,
' ' Blunders la Bogota.
' General Reyea knew that If he went
back to Bogota after' his fallur her
there would be no ahow whatever for
hi becoming president So he remained
In New York awhile, and then sailed
for Paris. Meanwhile he wa doing
what he could for Colombia to save
something out of th wreck of Its con
trol In Panama. He did hot succeed, be
cause tha blunder in Bogota mad it
Impossible.
General Reye remained In Pari for
several months. Then he satred, not
for Colombia, but - for Venesuels. The
strained relatione of Colombia and Ven
exuela for tha last few years hav been
well understood. , That th two eoun
trle didn't go to war was because each
had on hand revolutions at home, and
each accused the other of fomenting
those domes tlo brawls. General Castro,
tha president of Venesuela, waa credited
with the determination to annex some
Colombian territory v under the" pretext
of war, and at th same tlm settl old
core.
Xa a BUaalon. ' ' V
Befor h left Paris General Reye
knew that he would be well received in
Venexuela. Whila In Caracas he gave
utterance to some Interesting opinion
which were supposed to be directed
chiefly sgalnnt th United Bute. His
advice waa for a general union of th
Latm-Amerlcan race to guard against
tha aggression both of ths Ysnkees snd
th Europeans. Tb La.tln-Amerlcan
Union which he suggested was not the
outgrowth of Panama, nor waa it
really conceived in hostility to th
United States. General Reyes hsd long
been an advocat of th doctrrn that
the Irfilln racestlll has a mission.
Good results undoubtedly came from
General Reyes' visit to Venesuela. Gen
eral Castro opened some of th customs
ports on ' th Colombian frontier that
had been closed and gave encouragement
to tha re-establlshment of commerce be
tween the two countries. Probably ths
better understanding secured with Ven
esuela helped. Genersl Reye after his
return to Colombia. It is clear that th
Marroquln administration felt' a little
more fre in handling domestto subject.
Th real question to be determined was
whether Reye could be peacably in
augurated even after a majority of ths
electoral college had declared him ths
choloe. During tb last few week
every mall ha brought word, of in
trigue and plot against Reye. Army
commander and others supposed tq be
hontlle to Oeneral Reye hav been re
moved, but this hag served apparently
only to increase th opposition.
Badly Disorganised Army.
While it la a badly disorganised army,
th Colombian war force 1 necessary
to ' scour a peaceful administration.
If th partisan of Joaquin Veles suc
ceed in getting the army, in all prob
ability there' will be serlou trouble.
One ..Inaugurated aa president. Gen
eral Reyea undoubtedly will maintain
his control of th srmy. Hi prestige
fas to soldier win help htm in that re
gard. In the oampalgn against th
revolutionist in 1896 he showed he pos
sessed tb qualities of military leader
ship. What General Reyes policy a presi
dent will be cannot be forecasted with
certainty. Hla chief endeavor, doubt
less, will be directed toward maintain
ing th territorial Integrity of th re.
public Teh rumor which hav been
afloat from tlm to tlm of a separation
movement In the great Pacific depart
ment of Cauca have not been ground
leas. Th truth is understood to be
that th danger of this department cut
ting loos in cis Reye were not mad
president haa been th motive for
bringing th administration of Presi
dent Marroqatn to his support
FIRE DESTROYS TOWN
OF KENDRICK, IDAHO
("pedal Dtapatcb to The Journal. )
Kendrlck. Idaho, Aug. 4.-r-Th1a city
wa practically destroyed By fir yes
terday. The blase started from an un
known cauae tn th old Paclflo hotel,
and befor th raging flames were
quenched a score of residence and about
36 bualnes houses had been destroyed.
Although th fir , department re
sponded promptly, they were unable to
check the blase, and In a few minutes
nothing could be don except move
few article to place of safety, from
the path of ths fir.
The total loss Is estimated at 1180,
000. with, insurance of- about half this
amount ' .
Among th heaviest loser ar Mo
Crea St Bros., hard war and warehouses,
136,000; Lincoln Hard war and Imple
ment company, 838,000; H. C McUrew,
general store. 810.000; H. P. Hall, gen.
eral store, 326,000, and many smaller
losses ranging from 118.000 to a tew
hundred dollars.
Several of th merchant hav already
ordered new stocks of goods and many
hav signified their Intention ef re
building at once.
It la understood thst no mor frame
building will b erected and only those
of a fire-proof nature will be tolerated
In th buslnas section.
014 Axiom Oog Wrong-,
From th Chlesgo News.
"Tea," said he of th careworn look,
1 married in- hast."
"And repentd at leisure, hf queried
th other party to th dialogue.
"Not 1 me," replied th other, !
haven't-any lelaur sine I butted lnte
ah matrimonial gam.' .
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