The Oregon daily journal., October 12, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER It, 1901
FUNERAL PYRE IS
READY FOR GUM JI
God of Eva Watches With Canning Eye Prep
arations Being Made for His Destruction ;
; "The Devil Chase'' This Afternoon.'
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open to pubtlo rUw a puble.rtdmjl.
Prehd Inside the milr houee Oun
Jl must wait th oomlng of th ftamaa
thai will be started beneath. Ob both
a Me th iUmi from Flo to AMr
street bonflrea will burn bve feat apart.
One kwide the row oi OarnM bis op
la tmpoMlbl.
This ftrnooB tb Darll ChaM will
tab plaoa. Tabica wUl b aprtad xr tha
trMts which wiu rwat bowu ar ru.
oho auy uul chop atloka. Rooatar
oomba and otbar dalloaclaa will ba plaod
on tha tablaa and looa; bamboaa and
atfefcy OBluaa wlU llahtad, tapar wUl ba
narbr. '
Tha feaat Is praparad t lara Ota aril
aptrlta that snar hava erapt late Cblnay
town duiinc tha alht to aaalat tha cod
of avll In bla aaoapa. For an hour or
mora na jaUow taoa will ba aaas. Tha
atraata wlU ba dMartad. Than whan
tbay saa na ana tha avU spliita mar ba
lurad to tha faaat. But ftidaaa inaida
tba labrrtath of doors and ball way a will
ba atatlonad pious Calaatlais to watch
for tha oomioc of tna avll ocas. Tbay
will ba armad wltb aluba and nolaa-pro-ducln
tom-tosas and cones.
uddanlr a prlaat, daokad In ortantal
splaodor wlU daab froos a doorwajr, fol
lowed br a hundrad yallow, franalad
China. Thay will raoa round tha taala
houtlna. ralllnd, aoraamlnv, baattnc
tha drum and- tom-tom to diva away tba
wlokad aprltas who thought thay war
unobaarvad. Tba ohaaa will oontlnua for
half an hour whan all tha avU aplrlts
wlU hava dapartad and uua Ji toft to
his fata.
la tha jom bauaa at 94 Saeond straat
last alarht thousands of eurlous whit
paopla mlna-lad with atoloal MOnffollaas.
la balcony blab abova tha crowd a
band of musicians tolled aaoaaalnsry
with tbalr paoullar taatrumaats. It waa
a atransja malody of axotaaqu sound.
Without a stop or lntarmlaatoa tba band
playad ftaroaly until daybraak and will
raauma Its labors aarly taw avaninc
, Tbia IS ba Oala WlfM.
Tonlfht la tha vala. nlcht. Bandal
wood Inoanaa will rlsa from all China
town; Hchtad tanart will slaam from
avary nook and oornsr or tn straats;
bonflraa will add a lurid Ilfbt to tha
acana; lavlab ooatumea will ba worn.
Tha faaUvlUaa will aootlBua ontU day
braak. - .4
Araonf tna aaalatants ta tha band of
prlaata wbo wars Imported from 'flan
Francisco la a amall Cblnaaa boy, Wah
Tina; Fu. Ha la vary yeunc and vary
amall but .w anvlad by avary boy in
Chinatown. For unto him bafal tha
honor of ow-towlns" bafora tba nra
aftar tha priests had chanted and toaaad
rloa and oolns upon the llamas. H lea da
tha procession through tha streets and
is attired In sjaudy robes that trans
forms Mooffoltaa yontha lata monsters
of envy.
He was aaalatlnc la tha aervtoee last
algbt. There waa ft araat crowd about
and Bodla was in tha act of "kow-tow-
Ins." - A Chinese email boy pulled bla
cue. The lad turned la boiy horror at
tha Impious act. Before tha prlaata or
others eould Interfere he flaw at tba mis
creant.
Xslk tiny furies they fought through
yelllnc ob earing arowd of whltaa into
tha Btreat. There they separated for an
Instant. Tha other boy etooped down
and aelsad a handful of mud. Ha would
rula tba daaallns; robes of bis enemy, ha
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. Tha DavU -Chase. which will
oocur at 4 o'clock this afteraoon.
whea prlaata and others will
ehase away tba evil aplrlta that
saay b lurking tn Chinatown.
At f o'clock this aAernowa tha
bandstand for musicians and
prtasU who will play and chant
aa Gum Jl to aramatad wlU ba
oompletad.
Tha lighting of bonflraa at a
distance of every Ave feet from.
Pine to Aider street lb Second at
T o'clock.
Continuous rellgtoos services
IN tha Joaa house. 4 Second
straat,, where tha Chinese band
tars.
Tba burning of ' Gum JTL tha
Snale of tba ptrformaaoe, at IS,
'olock. . .-. i ..y .
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There Is treat rajolclng In Chinatown.
Thay ara roasting a pig. ' They . are
i cheering tha great. San TH Law and
' mighty San Dl Ola. They ara burning
t inoanaa and chanting pralsea ta tha
' heroic god who hava won In. their bat
; tie with evIL
s They are hurling Jeera and InauHe at
- i Oum JI, tba conquered one. - Oood has
. prevailed and tonight evil will die. Deft
hands ara -rttetng bis 'funeral pyre.
v Liing out of bla cunning rS. Oum Jl
sit In tha balcony ta Second street watch
ing the workman aa thay build his fun
eral pyre, but pays ao heed ta their da
vottons. '
But still ha smllea. ; Ha may eacape,
though on one side stands Saa Dl Law
and on tha other San ZM Oln. Near by
ara . stationed Chinees watchmen In
structed by tna priests to watch .both
night and day, that tha crafty one amy
not elude his giant guard and mount
tha paper steed that waits to carry them
away. Throughout last night tha yal
low amtlnels kept constant vigil over
tha avll spirit and all of today thay re
saalned on duty.
"' Dun Jl waa vanquished laat sight by
tha goda of good. Ha must die tonight
about midnight and death await the
aentlnel wbo permits tha wicked son of
night to aaoapa tha fat that awasta him.
He refused to head tha proffers that
were mad to envetgle him to the feaat
The tea at bla aide remalna untouched;
the pipe ba did not light; tha food ba did
not eatw ,
So other means will ba employed to.
bring about the will of prlaat and ploua.
Carpenters began early this morning ta
erect tn Second etreet near Pin a stand
for the musicians. It will be computed
by doolgbt and laalda the red curtains
will ba atatlonad tha band and. prteeta.
Music will sound aa Oum Jl dlea and
prlaata will chant his fuaecal dirge.
Tire aS Bvery Tun. -A
ehort distance away wlH ba erected
amaller building. It will sot b eov-
by aurtaia or canopy, it will ba
I With a cry f terror Bddto fled to tha
protecting priests.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS I
COLLIDE NEAR ROY
vpsai iwaaic im hi.i
Taeoma. Wash. Oct. IS. Freight train
No, it. bound for Portland, and an extra
from Portland, east -bound on tha Norths
era -Paelflo, aaet ta a head-on collision
Just west of Roy, at t o'clock this merit
ing; Tha tender of tba extra and two
onre war derailed.
William Ryan and wnitam Mart!, two
tramp wbo were stealing a ride, were
Injured. Traffic was delayed four
hours. Tha Portland train waa sent
around by way of Olympta.
WARREN STEPHENS
FORFEITS $900 BAIL
"LITTLE RHODY S
i CONVENTION TAME
(Jaenul emcUl brfte.) ' ' '
rrovldsnoa, R. L. Oct. IS. Tha Repub
lican state convention today adopted a
platform endorsing tha national plat
form and oom mending RooeevelU Oeorg
H. Utter of Westerly was nominated for
governor, and Frederic: H. Jackaoa ox
Provldanoe for lieutenant governor.
Prior to the ooaventiott bare Repabll-
oana had stood In fear of a split of tha
party over local Issue which hava been
brought up from time to time, particu
larly thoe referring to now corporation
laws. The convention, however, owing
to tha skillful programing Indulged In
bafora lta opening, proved to ba a vary
tame affair and there was not even a
spirited oontaat over the choice of tba
gubernatorial candidate.
Tba convention finished Its labors sad
adjourned lata thl aftarnooa.
(Jaarasl Special gerrle.) ' '
VRockvllle, Ind.. Oct. 12- W. J. Bryan
began hla apaaklng tour ta Indiana by
special train this morning. He Is ac
companied by State Chairman O'Brien
and other member of iha
tea. . A big crowd greeted him here.
P AIUAHS XAATXVO ZOWA.
' Uearaal Speetal Safvlae.)
Oaa Molnea. Ia.. Oct. 12. rmlrbanka
spoko to a large crowd from tba plat
form of bis ear this morning. The a pe
dal left at t:SS o'clock for the final
day's tour la this state.
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SATIS
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Pendleton. Or.. Oct. IS. Cash ball to
the amount of MOO was forfeited to the
a tat circuit court this morning by
Warren Stephana, charged with horse
stealing! Stephens to supposed to ba la
Pennsylvania, where hla mother resides.
Ha was axreated laat July for stealing
SS head of horaea, tha property of
Frank Hannah and Charles Barker. -
(Special Dweawb t Tbe Saral.)
Spokane, Waeh., Oct. IS. In tha eass
of A. N. Doty mgalnat the city for S10.
009 asmagea on aooouht of smallpox
contracted la tha Isolation hospital, the
corporation haa decided that tha city
cannot ba held liable for damage.
Doty avers that be waa farced to go to
th hospital whan he had ahtckan pox.
and that while there he contracted the
smallpox.
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SSlTWTT.POaTI.ANa.OmC.
(jMraal becUl Sarffea.)
Oakland, Md.t Oct. 1L Sevaral hun
dred Demoorats greeted the Davis a pe
dal which mad the first stop of the
day bare this morning. Speeches fol
lowed, which were loudly applauded by
tba crowd.
INJURED MAN TAKEN
TO INSANE ASYLUM
(aerial Dtaaatah a tba JearaaLt'a
La Grand. Or., Oct IS. Th man
wbo gave bis nam as W. Jl. Miller, whs
waa aeverely Injured ta the O. R. A N.
paeoenger wrack west af this city a few
weaka ago, was taken to Salem laat
night, aa his mind Is still considerably
deranged.
He haa at so time since tha accident
been entirely rational, but ba baa been
able of lata to write the Baa Pitman
ayatem of shorthand perfectly and quite
rapidly. uea ie beat of Bnglleh lan
guage and Is highly educated. Ha
claims ta hava at one time beta con
nected with some of the leading papers
on tha PaeMO coast, but haa not been
able to gtva a correct account af bla past
up ta this time. Tha paat seems al
bunk to him.
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SEALING CRUISE
ttparial lMapeteh ta The Jearaal.)
Seattle, Oct. II Bhanshaled and
placed aboard tha sealing acnoonor Car-
menclta, which left Saa Pranclaoa Ave
montha ago for a erutae of th Arctic
Is the story told by William ORourk.
Jr., a son of tha prominent New York
politician who, with other members of
the sebeoner's crow, la now In Seattle.
SI saontbo ago ORourke waa serving
la tha quartermaater's department la
Manila. He waa taken 111 and secured a
leave of aoeenoa to visit hla home. He
reached San Pranelaoo and while travel
ing from tha ferryboat to hla hotel on
tha day of his arrival ha was seised by
crimps, gagged, bound and carried
aboard tn Carmeaelta. He waa plsoad
In confinement for three days and when
released the schooner waa wll out to
sea. He waa then told that he would
work as as ordinary seaman or starve.
Ho recites talea af hardship on tha trip
and will remain her until he hear from
h.s father when, be says, he will begin
actio against tba officers oi the
schooner and alalm government protection.
Tha Carmenelta Is tha boat Brad open
supposedly by Russians whits poaching
off the coast of Siberia In violation of
the law laat July and during Wiach bom
bardment Walter Tork was shot. York
waa brougnt to Seattle and died bora In
Providence hospital. Before hia death
York stated tba Carmeaelta ws
tag.
O'Rourke makes tna stna statement
and eaye that tha shooting of York oc
curred after tha Carmenelta had been
warned away and refused to go. Ha to
nnabl to tall whether or not the cutter
Which did the flrlnr waa a usalaa or
not. He aaserte that during the trip the
treatment ha received baa Injured hla
health.
WRECK NEAR SCENE
OF MONDAY'S TRAGEDY
(Jearaal apsriej .
St. Louie, Ha, Oct It. Two Mis
souri Pacific train this morning nar
rowly averted a disastrous wreck ia
passing each other at Knobnoater, near
tha scene of th tragedy af Monday,
wherein I person ot tbtr Uvea.
Train No. t attempted to paae train
Na. east-bound, but tha latter failed
toelear the switch sufltelenUy and a
refusal af tha air brake on tha paaalng
train caused tba locomotive ta strike
th laat Pullman, ripping tha entire
aide out of tha oar. The paaeengere,
warned, escaped to tha opposite side of
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