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TflEOCOilTS
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Eugene Blailer. Alleges His Case
Reyersss Point of Lower Court
Mayor's . Friend Says Setting
Eventful Career pf Seven-Times
; Married Daughter of Cal- V
r ' la'nt General Ordway. f "
Atfd .Indictment Did Not
rk Was ' Prejudiced, Before
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SUSTAINS OPINION
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. Clear Him of Charge. ;.
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JOHN MANNING COULD
NOT JUSTIFY ANY MAN
Interviews Stated Before District
V. : Attorney's Action That '; :
'J,t;True BiU Would ,FaH..
H A friend o Mayor Wllllama. .1
', regard . a dismissal of the Indictment
, against 1ilm.. on the motion of the dla-
,tw t""ney. bo vindination at .m
Tin the first place; John Manning could
not, rwaicaie anyone ua in wwhw
'place, vlndtcaUoa In reality could only
' : , niM by submission of ths case to a
" trtar"jury of hla peers, who, looking
Into the fact and evidence, would paea
(heir. Judgment In manner -to Record
"judge Wllllama exoneration. But dla
mlaml by IDletrlct- Attorney' Wanning,
' 'i.rter the (rand Jury had oenaured him
-J la It final report. 4a no exoneration."
rL. j. The foregoing statement waa made to
fey by a maii who prof esses strong loy-
slty- to Mayor-Wllllama, Mf -auh
- comment were, heard upon theaenae
tlonal eplaoda of the circuit court, when
- Mr. Manning dlamlaeed the -Indlctmenta
agalnat tha mayor, and tha chief of po
" . lice. .'.:-. . - " '
. Undoubted y an f mpraaalon' -was'-era
' ated that the action of the dletrtct at
torney we due In part to the severe
- stricture , rVaeeed upon him Vy . tha
county grand Jury.- In Ua final report
v the Jury had recommended to tha court
''r that a . "iealoua - and competent 'ftttor
ney be appointed by tha court to proa,
'ecute the Indlctmenta returned. In view
. 6f what tha Jury believe ta be indis
position on hla part. to try tha caaea
. with seal and .desire to convict.
. The assertion la-maue that. Mr.' Man
. . - Sing p remixed the grand Jury to draw
all Indictments desired by the Jury, and
.-: :' . nroaeeute them' With visor. The mem
bers the rrand Jury feel that In' dla-J
missing . the indlctmenta we aieirici
attorney . haa .not kept hi promiaea..
Amonsr the stories that have calnad
"currancy, "la one to-the effect that, tha
' dismissal ot tha Indlctmenta waa ar
ranged by tha mayor, or hie friends and
the district attorney. Inan Inurvlew
..' printed in tha newspaper of the' coun
try prior to the final reporting of lh
- (rand Jury, but aubeequpt.to the return
"tf the may or a Indictment, Mayor WI1-.
llama made tha statement that he be
lieved tha Indictment never would be
preesed. and -that tha ease never would
.coma to JxiaL . Aaked concerning thla
' statement, the mayor declared, that he
did make such an assertion to a re pre -;
aentatlva of a press association, -and that
It waa hla Orm expectation before the
district attorney moved ' the dismissal.
. In thla"; connection,' District "Attorney
, , Manning; waa today asked thla question:
'.' V "Mr. Mannlngrwhen the mayor eatd In
- an Interview that the .Indictment never
" would be pressed and ' the baaa never
coma to trial, did he apeak advtaadly,
'' and with knoWledjgr that yon were' go-
- tng to move tha court to dlamlaa tha
. Indictment r".
Th mayor never aaked m to dlamlss
the Indictment," aa the reply, "never
spoke ta me from tha time the Indict
ment, waa filed until it had been dla
' ralssed. and. In fact,- haa' not yet even
thanked me for doing a I did. i Further
more, ha did not know I was going to
dismiss tha Indictment, so far aa I know,
and I am not - Informed that any ' one
outslde'of . my offloe knew that such a
atep waa contemplated. My deputlea, of
-vur-were-"posted''-a to what was
coming, but no one else, according to
my. best knowledge." . fT,'' '
Regarding the report that the grand
tnrva ritn.itr. tt him tmA kMn
menttin tne act, Mr. Manning aeniea taa4"
truth of such a story, alleging that It A
-waa solely because of his belief In the
Insufficiency . of the evidence that ha
moved the dismissal.
BLAZIER AND FRITZ
i7f-:t FINED AS GAMBLERS
e Kugene Busier and. TFred
;; Frits.' recently convicted- in tha
4 -circuit court of running gamb-'
. ling houses, were this afternoon
e fined ttOO each by Judge Arthur
, Frascr. ' . '.,
e.' Four caaea on the charge of
W running nicaet-in-Ure-aiot ma-
: ' chines were terminated by the
defendanta pleading guilty and
. having tha fines imposed. .- -
. Councilman. Mat FoeUer- and- e
.wimrinci, uun j virion, were e
each fined 110.
'. B. Rich received double that
sum. J0. i aa did Big. Blchel.
-They were Indicted by tha grand -Jury.
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William C. Elliott, ex -city
engineer, waa arraigned before
Judge. M. C George on . the
-cfcarge-of "obtaining money by
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ralae pretenses, and jrasci van
Ave daya In which to plead. He d
, ewaa aj lowed to go on his. own "a
.- d recognitance. a
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.Washington, IX c., Jan. . The. sen
ate today passed the omnlbua -olalm hill.
; carrying U.tOO.tBO. Senator- Morgan of
- Alabama spoke In opposition to the
statehood bill. -'- . -
rAS TO COLDS
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Feed a cold ves. but
feed it with Scott's Emul-
ioSpealing a cold in this
.'-way Kills ifc ;You cannot
a aoinJ to liave a cough or
; cold at this season or any
- ; other! -Scott's Emulsion
will drive- it out' quickly
ahdrkeen iiVoutf Wealc
lungs rarejrengtnened
.;.;' and all waarjjg diseases
"arc- checke?by Scott's '
, ErnulsionQ-'s a V great
' flesh producer, "vj
. '" We'll fM aamW Itm.'
lOOTT SOWJIKPwrl
Wew Verk, .
CHAMPAGNE . DRUNK FROM
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SUPPER BY ADMIRER
Presence In ; Portland. . Threw
X Shadow of Divorce Court
: , Over Ivlany Homes. 1
Settlna Qlnrd li dead at Roosevelt
hospital. New xork, a)irPoaeaiy t acute
pneumonia.
ever be aa actress whose career la mora
weirdly sensational than that ot Bet-
tlua Utrard. daughter ot an army out
car. but child of Bohemia,, lover of noto
riety, spoiled by the. Four Hundred ana
victim -ot appetites 1 ; '- . -
The history dates "back to the hour
that W. ..Albert Ordway, a man whose
splendid war record placed hire high' m
tha esteem of the government, intro
duced hla oretty daughter Betty to the
exclusive set or Washington., iJ. usm
was-a charming debuunte, waa winsome.
beautiful.. bright witty and original in
all thing. She waa toujisea ana petiea.
,nA and feted.' until . the -attention
showered upon her aimoat . xurnea ., ner
head. . .. ' .. -. v. ':' '
One night at ft banquet. In an exuber
ant (plrlt created by wrne.-sbe leaped
nnm a table, danced wildly tO tha ao-
hcompanlment of aoclatya applauaa. and
ended by tearing orr one or ner. suppers,
filling It with champagne and challeng
ing any man In the party to drink It
One - poor fellow.- enraptured --by her
grace, did ao. TJie airair coum boi
hushed uo. It stirred Waahlngton from
end to end, and within : hours tha name
of Betty Ordwny waa upon au upa. .
4: y: : ' mft t SMaUecd, :' "
.And as tlme-went on and aha bee am
more consDlcuoas society waa startled
by the announcement of her betrothal to
-Arthur-J,-Paaveirora,-aon ox a-muni-millionaire..
They: were mejrrta&LTbev
lived together for mora than a year.
Qna dav aha waa taken lit She waa
aupposedly" upon her death bed; To her
husband h made coniession, we oar
tura of which may only ba guessed. It
caused him to go to Europe; ha eecured
a divorce. - Boob the divorced wife P'
gan to Improve) and aimoat before their
acquaintances - realised It, Betttna had
made her debut upon the sUge In "The
Beven Agea."' Thla wag In. 1M0. .'Not
more than a year afterward gha made
her way to tha Pacific coaat aa prima
donn-of the i Hyatt Opera company.
The nlaved In Ban Francisco, then came
to Portland. After, a brief aeaaon at tha
New Park theatre tha company atranaeu.
And iiere In this city the woman began
her eapara anew. i ' v'
Touna men of tha town and a good
many married men "were caught In her
net of beauty. Wine auppere were ao
frequent that there - was not- time for
breakfast The whole coast waa talking
about her and bar escapades. - For sev
eral montha aha remained bare, leading
her . butterfly, life, caualng numberless
tbreata of divorce autta. but never, fall
ing to discover a new lover if her whlrri
waa' tor obtain one." Her career 1b Port
land la comparatively, reeenthhetory
and .many mind wept back over it
when the dlapatches tromNew .were
printed. --';:.'
; . . A4 Bind in ft moamtftsJ.
- From here the prima donna Vent to
Ban Francisco, where aha continued to
spread tha carmine paint -- When aha re
turned to the east tha elder- Padleford
gave her ft large sum of money to take
another "name and aha? chose Qlrard.
rnir next time aha visited 8nv Francisco
Bettlna. vbecama the wtfa of , John J.
Raffael. tenor o'f the Tivolt Opera com
pany. Their union waa oner, Harrison
--' m-wlj
band, and. Willi ra.O. Beach, alao - an
actor, her" fourth. Tha. kaleldoseope
waa being turned rapidly. . .. .
-i Separating, from Beach, aha married
a -well-known-theatrical -agent, Philip
Schuyler.' Then, having broken Into the
bulnee)lM4 of the profession,- she waa
ttir di"satlsnedrBhe tried vaudeville.
Frank Turner, a . vaudeville performer,
failed to make her happy, or vice veraa,
and aha finally married . Francla . C
Witter,-a vaudeville man. In Denver.
He was praaeat at her deathbed and the
records In 'the hospital mark , hex aa
Elisabeth Witter. -Seven
times married 'waa ' Betttna
Qlrard. - At various tlmea aha appeared
in "Nlobe," "Adonla'- and other pleeea
of their day. 'Her laat engagement waa
in "The Marriage of Kitty." under Julea
Murrya management She had started
on 'a western tour and suddenly left tha
company at Decatur. 111. Shortly after-
waras sne waa taxen to tne Koosaveil
hospital, where the end cenne. , '
Her life was ruined by ..drink. On
manyioceaalona her friends took her In
hand and did everything poaelble to get
her away from 'tha habit, aendlng her
repeatedly to sanitarium and hospitals,
but their ef forte were not productive of
lasting result. - . -.
General Ordway died, in .1117 -of. ft
broken heart i . .-t ''- i... . t, . . '
COUNTRY IN CLUTCHES .
OF GREEDY MONOPOLY
- es BMBxeiBKexaeamwa ' -
- - (jdsrial Rpedal Service.) :',
Washington. Jan. . George Mead,, a
member of the National League of Com
mission Merchants of - Boston, waa on
the stand today before tha interstate
commerce committee .of, the house in a
hearing on bills to further restrict
common carrier", - - '
Ha testified that the private car line
were Owned, by Armour A Co. and- plas
tically .control tha parlshabl food com
modities of thla country. Ha maintained
'that Armour waa .operating .without a
license.': .
He said: : "Private car concerns can
break men, flrma, and even state by
their traffic rate.' Railroad would tx
glad to be "freed from the domination
of Armour lines,, which he held over
them a a threat to destroy their busi
ness." r -.',,--j""".,"""'.r."7""V's-'i.
rasTsTaTsXTAJTZAXe WILL. A'
' Pennaylvanlana. now resident of Ore
gon, are requested to meet In tbd lobby
it the council chamber, city ball, thla
evening at I o'clock aharp, to consider
the advisability pf organising a Pennsyl
vania asaortatlon to welcome visitor
from JheKeytone atata during. th
lewlw and CIsTk-gxpositronr- Entrance
to city hall on Fifth street, , . -
"Have you ever been rejected before,
Mr. HuddleetonT" ah aslced . sympa
thtxlngly and aimoat te-Jerly. -
."Once," ha aald. ft iipoam of pain on
tortlng hi features at the recollection.
"By a life .Insurance company. X tell
yon It hurtthat time.': Chicago Trib
une. ",; ' - ' .''.. ' .
A. maa living near Hillaboro will plant
aa acre of celery, being assured that hla
in is enual for that purpose to tha
SAYS HENRY M'GINN WAS :w '
- IN ROOM TO HIS HURT
Elliott, Caywood, Chandler and
' the Riners Say Facts Are - -i;:
'1 Insuffjcient. Hv?';'
tBuane-lagler today fUed 'S motion
In the clreult court to aiamiaa in per
jury Indictment against him. for tha
reason that Henry H. MnOlnn .wfta. pres
ent whea tha grand jurye-was investi
gating his case and that ba took part
in the nroceedlnga. Blaster make affi
davit that McGinn la prejudiced agalnat
htm, -and say that by hla counsel be
lafluenced tha Jury, to find and return
the Indictment. ... . - : --
. Jha Indictment w'aa returned against
Blaster for aweaiing that ha had- not
owned : or conducted a gambling house
or game during three yeara past; In the
circuit court ta a record ot hla plea of
guilty .to' owning a'.- gambling -, bouae
wtthln a -rear past.' and tbe- reeorda of
the municipal court ahow that . be had
pleaded gm Hty twice ft month and paid
a fine1 for the aama offense. I
Demurrer have been filed to tha In
dictment agalnat .William C Elliott
Henry Chandler. J. M. Cay wood. . M.
Rlnerand X. W. Blner on the ground
that they charge more than one orime
and also the usual general 'demurrer
"that the facta stated In aald Indictment
do not constitute a crime." ,i'r
SPECIAL VENIRE- : :
t DRAWN THIS MORNING
A ipeclal venire of ' Jury med was
drawn thla - morning - to. All-the panel.
8o many of the' regular veniremen -were'
excused from attendance that the 'spe
cial -ventre was necessary, though tb I
i the prt day: of the newtejTaOf
.court, r f
Tha tallamen are: Henry E. Albert
pressman; Victor A. Avery, merchant;
K. A. Baldwin, president Union Printing
company; N. D. Beutger, ahoea; John W.
Chamberlain.', patternmaker; - Frank
Doernbacher. manufacturer; H. fl. OUeJ
capltaltat; Joseph M-'Healy. real aa
tatar Thomas W. Jenkins," agent; It. A
King, real estate; William Klumpn, card
engraver; Charles H. Levy, commission
-merohant; fOuB. McBrlda. merchant; J.
O. Morgan, naddler; K. H. NlooU. books;
J. - N. Nlckum, sand: Brio Olson, car
penter; John Patterson, painter; Thomaa
W. Patterson," farmer; F. M. Bnppord.
farmer: K. Tegart. farmer; I. K. Tuerck,
machinist; Charles Urfer, carpenter; E
W. Wadcher, clerk; B. M. Zahl. laborer.
ALBANY'S MAYOR SAYS
" v NOT GUILTY OF FRAUD
'. Mayor W. H.T)avi ot Albnv.whol
waa -recently - Indicted ' by' the . federal
grand Jnry tn oonnection wrth the fraud
caaea, pleaded not guilty thla afternoon,
through hla attorneys, Weatberford and
Wyatt Tha case waa pot est for. a
Bearing,, but will be taken up with the
otbara now pending.' . :' .- .'. .. .'r ',
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' (Joarasl Soeelsl. Serviee.) '-'. s
' Washington. D. C Jan. f. The pres
ident today entertained Whitelaw Re Id
at luncheon. ' It la now stated authori
tatively that Re Id will succeed Choate
as ambassador to Great Britain.
JTalATTOsT BaAWVODTDUX
..- (Jooraal Special Service.) '
" Waahlngton, IX C. Jan. The prea
Ident today aent to the aenata the noral-
natlon-of- Krederk-k Stratton as oollee-
tor of customs at San Frgnclsc
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AT THE THEATRES.
i i-Trained Dogs at the Grind. '
Concer troupe of trained dog beads
tha program at tha Grand In tia new
bill - which opena thla afternoon and?
which will be -on- for the remainder of
the week. The next really clever thing
la the ventrlloquoua act of Hugh Mc
Cormlck. He haa nine talking figures
going at the aama time, and tha whole
thing la. very : humoroua. , Then comes
Holmes and Deane In a high-clasr mua-leal-act
FoTlowing -ara -SUlClalr and
Carlyale. comedy wire duo, and .Cook
and Oakes,. singing and dancing acro
bats; Morgan and Cheater. In a new
and -sparkling comedy, and ft boat .of
other good thing. Including a fine lot
of new story films, tha vary beat aver
exhibited here, ; .. . -
Empire'srw. LlttW Wsifs.":
"Two Llttla Waif.- Lincoln J.' Car
ter atrong melodrama, will ba on for
three nlghta at tha Empire theatre,
commencing Thursday of thla week. The
story telle an uplifting and agreeable
tale, haa a plot quite intricate and In
volved, -and -la replete with atlrring
melodramatic situation. ' There will be
a matinee Saturday., The feature of
the production la tha work of two chil
dren, who are by far tha cleverest Juve
nile actors that -will be aeen here this
aeaaon. . ... - ,.
Thc Star's Clutter of Dismonds,
I Thla afternoon the hew program for
tha coming week I opening at the Star
theatre, and it promisee to be a duster
of theatrical diamonds. The bright par
ticular star of tha bill will be Raymond
Teal, the greatest monologlst ot the
world. Mr. Teal waa one of the men
who made Billy West'a mlnatrela famous
In .- years gone by, and hla departure
from that organisation' has left a void
which every theatre-goer In the country
knows haa never been filled.
: Divorce Suit st Arcsde. Z-. j
" X divorce -autt la fn progress a tha
Arcade theatre today. : The occasion la
the opening of the new program for the
coming week, and anybody who sees It
wllL hare, secured a. dlvorca from -solemnity
rrr limit thnei tr come. The bill
la crowded with clever acta, comedy
ketches, pretty girl and graceful danc
ing. While Lilly Paloma will alng s beau
tiful Illustrated song. '
'. M. iarprlsa rftrty. ' " ,, ,
A plesaant aurprlse parky may - be
flven to your slomarh and liver, by
aking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, vlst Ir.
King' New Ufa Pills. They are a mosl
wonderful remedy, afford Ins; euro relief
and cure, for headache, dlsslneas and
constipation, znc c nan (jroe Fhar.
mary. Sixth and Oak streets, on Ua way
to the postofflca ,;
; AGAINST WOODSON CRAY
Convicted of Mtnslaughtsr and
Appealed to Higher Tribunal
But Resulted in Conviction.
r (ftnerla! fnmatrh t The JsaraaLt .
SaJcm.'. Or, Jan., .- The . t oUowing
oplnlong ware handed down by the atate
Sunrema eoart today:- . i t:." ,
Manchter Jlsuftnce wonipany . and
VlrgU Moore, appellants, agalnat tha
Oregon Railroad 4V Navigation oompany,
respondent, on appeal '. from - Umanlla
county. Plaintiff aeek to recover, dam
agea for loai by tire alleged to have
been - occasioned . by ft passing angina
through- the negligence of tha railroad.
Tha Judge In the lower oourt Instructed
tha Jury that It must rin that tna sir
was caused by the particular angina de
scribed In the complaint, although, eri-
dence allowed that other engines bad
horUy . before . passed; tha place .and
scattered fire. . On this point tha, lower
court- was revereea.. .'..: .i. ..
The atate of Oregon.- respondent.
against Woodson Gray. Jointly indicted
with Wade Gray. Defendant war con
victed of manalaughter and appealed to
tha aupreme court,: which reversed and
remanded hla . case. Hla second trial
alao resulted In conviction and now tha
lower oourt la sustained. .' . - -
J. H. Barnes and D. Barnes, partners
aa J. H. Barnes St Bon. respondents,
agalnat John H. Leidlgh and J, R. Mc
Lauren, partners -doing trastneag " W
partnership under the firm nftma of tb
Lake - superior Lumber company, ftp
pel lan ta. . Appeal from TJnlon -. county,
Robert Eakln Judge, affirmed. Opinion
by Justice Bean. -
- Phlla B. Clark, respondent against W.
C. Hlndman and Tollla . ML, Douthltt-
Hlndman appellanta. Appeal from
Baker county. Robert Eakln Judso. af
firmed. - Opinion by Chief Justice Moore.
W0LVERT0N SITS TODAY :
- AS CHIEF JUSTICE
(SpeelaJ Dispatch t The Joersat) -Balem.
Or.. Jan. . Hon. CharleSTl
rWolverton today assumed the office of
ehlef Justice of the supreme court. On
account -of a provision under. the new
law. judge Moor" held tha Office ot
chief Justice six months longer than hla
regular term. Formerly the change took
place on July:l. but under tha new Jaw
tha change la made on thd first day of
tha meeting of. tha legislature. ; .y . ,
-T5 (Jooraal Spedal Servleej""
Pittsbum Jan. ft. Juda Evan ta-
daV . granted a divorce to dlsa McKee
1 from A.
art McKee on tna ground of
cruelty.-; -4t-waa recently rumored that
McKee waa about tar marry Mrs; Hugh
Tevia of California. 7r:: -J-r-
LEUMS. MATTINGS, LACE
CURTApiSAIIl) PORTIERES
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