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t::j crrcc:i daily jsu::al; tc::tlai:d, Friday jivzvaiio. jaiiuahy , - -.--v. r Coim!-u ............'......... ."The wife' mrifMua Areee ...1 "The Sultan of '"' -1 Pref. Tkeekae C, r, ' f P" Star .,'... ......i...,.. u" 1 l.ktf ..-.VtWWTi 1 bUnw ,...1...., ....Veaaariue trlo ...VeuoeYtlta During the past year, 107 persona have been added to th membership- ot the First Congregational church, making it - the tanth imonf Congregational ehurohaa In tha United States In .point Of acore. , tlona. . Tpis fact waa brought oat at the annual -roll call Uat night. Far currant ' expenses . tlt.OOo waa raised, and (or missions ts.MO. a The Ladles' Aid aoct ty reported 11.000 in the treasury. .The woman hare aasumad . of the 110,- . 000 debt, arrangements -having' Men made to par off all ot tha Indebtedneaa sometime next month.: when tae mori gages will be burned. The pressntJ membership la 7l. Purine the pastor- ate of Rev. B. I House, two year and four months. ' If , net-sons have, been added" to the membership, an average of more than 100 a year. During the year, II were, dropped from the rolls, leaving tha net gain 7. .'. B. R. Caldarheal.' areneral freight' and passenger agent I of the Washington ; Columbia River railroad, is attending ' . meeting of . tha wesUrn classification committee representing to railroads, at r Oulfport. if Us. Mr. Calderhead went .'V mainly for the purpose. of securing the . next meeting for Portland, and was auC' easeful in his work.' Tha committee will meet hare on July it t Repreaentativea of practically ail the branch and trunk Una rallroada weat of the Mississippi ' river art members, and a large attend . anra ta expected here next summer, aa the attractions of the exposition will "prove a-powerfuj. magnet for the rall- road men. - r :-. , , Right new rainfall stations will b es tablished In-Oregon st an -early da teJ IMstriot- Forecaster. Seals has been-Instructed from Washington to go ahead with' the project aa soon aa desirable lo cations for the stations can be selected. John, T. Whistler, the engineer,. r bo haa charge-of all the government Irrigation enterprises in the state, will lend Mr. Beats' valuable asalstanee. ' The object is to ascertain at what points 'in tha moun tains there is the greatest raimaii our Ing a aeaaon. ' - When this fact la learned plana j will - be mads -for .handling tha water for Irrigation purposes. ,-- i - AUlatCurtia,-a- colored lad, "appeared y tn the municipal court:- thia - fcnorolng V rharged - with - tha crime of peeping ' through crack in the wall at tBe Star theatre. A number- of other youngsters Implicated In tha affair. - A police ight them tb)theact and er rested .Curttarwho- listened t a lecture from "Judge Hogue this morning, and waa discharged.., ''-"i A verdlst for the defendant waa re. cr-jurneM -last-arenlng -by-the--Jury-in- -the uuroage case -of Arthur Dillon against J. -,'.' fi. Bennett. Dillon -asked for 110,000, v alleging that ha was injured While work- "7. Ing on ths state building at -the Lewis and. Clark fair grounds.'- Bennett waa J,'j:; the contractor. - The defense waa that Union, was injured through his own care- W. leanness, .vy,-.,. j. ."j; -V ;. 'Ida M.' Harklmr-ia-suing for dlvoroo Jfroriw Thomas ; M... charging u thatT ha , threatened -her life and assaulted ber, 'end -that, she haa been compelled to "sup r " pert herself as a dressmaker, .working 'o constantly, that aha has broken her ""health. 'She asks that aha Be permitted : xto resume; her maiden name, Ida M. Lord. , i . an . v. fw -." - .- Dr. Stephen . Wise wlll give the , Third of a series of addresses on-Tres-nt Day. Problems in Ancient Settings." rl'hl evening at . . o'clock, 'at, Temple Beth laraek The subject this evening V will be "Is Life Worth LlvingT The ' -X Answer of the -Sook ,ot Bccleslaatoa." - Strange ra'araWaloome. r - v.--. . r ,i ' ' Trinity ICplscopal church is to liave tne nnest pipe organ in thegacino nortn :. west. It will cost $10,000. and will con tain 10 speaking stops and three' manu .. ala. The contraqft has been signed . by N 'the trustees with tha W. W. Kimball ; i compear. f Chicago, who 111 install It Little ckaAga Is reported In the con dition of Miss Jennie Arnold, who wss taken. to St: Vincent's hospital last week stricken with hemorrhage of tha brain. Her power of recognition neema to hare -.... recovered altghtly, but aha cannot apeak. "Her doctors advance little hope-of re- coverjv . 7. - , . Eugene Rlaxler and the SI men-'-1 rested In his gambling house Tuesday ; have been informed against In Justice Reld's court. They were raided by Sher . - Iff Word. Informations have also been . lodgei against the 14 Chinese who were ' ' arrested by Sheriff Word on Wednesday. 1 ,1 Charles H. Lugrtn, a barristerat Vic . torla. R. C. la writing a book on the Pa- cinr north weat. and has written to the ., Portland chamber of commerce for data .. showing tha growth of Portland and bar ... commerce... -,v ;;:": .; . .! B. A 8. Cough and Croup Syrup The - great children's remedy. In use over $0 , yearn.- Always reliable. ' Bronchial troubles. For sals by Knight Drug Co. . ft "T CoOgh end Croup Syrup The most useful 'family medicine. ' Keep It on hand for emergencies. Colds, coughs, . croup. -For' sale by Knight Drug Co. .1- - Steamer F.'A, KUburti. for San Fran--lsc, calling at Onos-Bay-and Buraka, ' from Oak etreet dock, Saturday Janu ary 21, at p. m.. TeL Maln0. , . - -. 11 1 . . .. .. ,' . We clean en press your clothes and phrt your ahoea. forUi $1 00 r-er mftnth. Unique tailoring. Co, (47 Waahlngton. Main 114. .-' - v, v-'. , : " Dry four-foot fir wood. $j.7r sawed. 1 I4.it per cord, at Hoovers, tit Water street. Phone Main 4St. - '"Tolu-Ftr is an old-fashloneoT remedy for coughs and colds, - iOc Woods rd, Clarke Co. - T' "-,' --Try -Peacock Buckwheat Flour. Ton Will be convinced that It la delicious. . - Pool tournament Billiard Halt tonight Reddlck't - If yon have anything to sell call np Malp MSS. Ill First street " - -."Pool tournament tonight. filUlard Hall. , Reddlck'a Ask your grocer for tlolden Cheddar. 9 BATH OF sTAOXA. "Mrs. John Ksgle died this morning t the hme of her daughter. Mrs. H. 1L lh-d, 760 Tork street after an lllneas of more than a year. Mrs. Nsgle leaves four married daughtera residing here 'and. at Ooldendele.. a son, Martin, em plored by tha Portland Conanlldated , Railway rompeny. end her htiahand. She . had been a resident of Oregon for nearly JT years. 1 . ' c;:.'.:.::d to S.WYE3 InCivil Cutt Ai:d Ha Jllalio iousiy . urc-ped- wej on : . Fe"ow Worker. . Riley Rearlch, aawyer at tha Northern Paolflo Lumber company a aawmiil. accused Of wilfully- dropping a log' on Charles Henry Dllta, second off-bearer, inflicting injuries that; caused the death of DUta. This serious charge will be tha basis of a claim for 16,000 damagea In a ault filed, in the circuit court by Walter O. Mayes, attorney; for Johanna Dllta, administratrix of (the estatev of Charles H. DUta. . - . 1 The plaintiff will specify the exact language of Reertch, la which It will be alleged that he said, after the' log had crushed DIH. and shortly before bis aoam; ..... .- .j. . "It Is good for him,, and there are others here I will get" :- i " ' - Tha complaint recites that tha body of Dllta waa horribly 'crushed and that death resulted -est the same day. Dllts waa working -under-tha direction of Rearlch, the sawyer. Tha "claim of the plaintiff la that on February 1. 10S, at about 1 o'clock. In the afternoon, de fendant. ' In transferring a 10-foot log across tha mill; caused It to. fall when suspended five feet in tha air in such manner as ta Injure Dllts.. Yniif'n vii i inn Tn.;-r-?'- uviiu iibbniiw aw TEACH COLORED CUSS Oswald Garrison Vlllard. ai eon' of tha man Who projected the- Portland hotel. and who built the Oregon Railroad Navigation line and the Northern Pa cine, has accepted the presidency of the Manassas, vs.. Industrial school for col ored youths. He will be formally elected to the office Mar 1. Henrv Vlllard edu cated his son at Harvard, and the young man waa for soma years an Instructor at -that institution, i. Us is at the present time an editorial writer on the New York Evening Post" Ha ' was married laat "year - to Miss Julia Breckenridge 8snford of Covington, -one of the famous belles of the blue grass- sUtevwncro Jtei met while 'attending a- sooth era educs. tional conference. Recently his sister. Mrs. Henry Vlllard BelL sued bim for possession 6f $200,000 bonds which she claimed 4e had. persuaded her father to withhold from ..her, - although aha- had, been paid .the Income from them, i In a deotslon handed down In Ue-NeWTork Court yeaterdajr tha will waa sustained, Mrs. Bell losing ber case. : ' SEEMS DETERMINED TO BE RID OF HUSBAND -Alison. Acton has.. been sued for dl voroe twice -at the same time. One of these - suits ts pending'- in - the I circuit oourt here, another at Pendleton, Or. In the court here Acton filed an afJU davit ?TomWhich this is .anexcerptE. v "l am aa old-- man approaching- 9 years of age, have , worked hard alV-my life; am now - crippled with, rheuma tism! my working days are over. I am possessed of no education and all I can earn' cornea from hard labor at ranch work and with atock.. . 4 .. t Thia atatementja supported by af fl davltaalgnedr by A. F. Michael. M. K. pomeror and W. T. Harrlaon. ' Acton re sists -the demands of his wife for ali mony, enngtng tne arrioavus to prove that he baa no property. He swears that M only difference between them arose over the question- aa to where -the children ahouid go t school..-He says ma wire refuses to live with mm. -' -i- WOULD BUILD DOCKS ; jo DEEPER WATER TVm'an. in fniiriA bv tmafneaH Inter. eata for the extension of dockaga .fur ther into- the. Willamette river along the west Shore, north and south of Buraalde street . bridge. It 1 is claimed that the west piers of bridges' have shoaled the L water-until there la but four feet depth where there should be water enough to float a heavy ' vessel - The 'Willamette Iron and. Steel-workay-the Alnaworth es tate, Allen at Lewia. the Portland Gaa company, tha Portland Wharf oompany and the Oregon Kallroad "at-Navlgation company have Jolped In petitioning for the privilege of extending their dockage into the river far enough to' reach deep water. It la said the tnly opposition to tha proposition comes front- the logging ana towing interests. The actuation was dlscuesed thia afternoon at a, meeting of the navigation, committee of the cham ber of commerce. . ' WHEN THE BEAUTT AWAKES. ProfcMor Nye Rooaes Her Tonight .,""r-';'. 1 tht : Empire, i i s'c-" ' The pretty subject that Prot -Thomaa Calll way Nye, the great hypnotist, put to sleep in Grave a -window yesterday afternoon attracted great crowds. 80 did the sleeping boy that Arthur Latng placed under the hypnotic spell in the window of Vnnduyn V .Walton's. Both these subjects - drifted 'Into dreamland before the- eyea of tha -waiting people outside, ana tnetr slumbers are aa peace ful aa those of a child. . Prominent medi cal men have examined these subjects end pronounce their aleep real, the kind that no one can rouse save .Professor Nye and Mr. Lalng. Tonight they will be. placed on- the stage at tha Empire theatre- and awakened before the' audi ence. The sleep of these two subjects Is one of the many marvelous things which Professor Nye will do tonight. His exhibition will be absolutely-new and will open wide the 'eyes of all skep tics 'Beats are selling. . ' ' MA1BXT PxnMOsTaX, Mrl and Mrs. Leon Cohen and Miss Freda Roe sen of Pendleton are- guests of the Hotel Portland, and ' will remain here several days, v . .. ... . W. E. Brock, '.C. JS.V Roosevelt and W. M, Blusher, prominent business men of Pendleton, are In the- city, attending the gathering of the Shrlners. i . vKx-Btate Senator T. C. . Taylor ' and Mrs. Taylor of Pendleton are at the Portland. 'Tb.ey will leave Sunday night for - San "Francisco, where ther will take the steamer for a pleasure ..trip, to tha Hawaiian Islands. .. . - . .BV-P.- McDsnlel ot Baker City is in Portland -for a few days. ; 'U. O. Fiani-e. adveitlslng manager of the Overland Monthly, and Fred A. Mar rlott of the San Francisco News Letter, are in Portland for few daya. B. C. Klrkpatrlck of Dallaa la a guest at the Portland hotel,-Mr.-Kfrkpatrtck camena-cltyld-ltftend tha beaHng of an. Important case . Inline 'federal court - I . . . , W. E. Rothery,' owner and editor of the Everett Independent. .now the Ev erett Hersld. -during tha 'years of lift and lit, and who afterwards owned and edited the Los Angeles Capital, has be come a rttlien of thia city, and will rep resent the I'aiKina newspaper Hyndleste with hfsdnnarters at room lit Chamber ef Commerce. all an Lewia' Beat Brand. a(frri I OifCy ail New Ftznt, Hss Ctn Installed by th Pprt!ind ChipbuUd,. r . Ing Company. " v FIRST OF SORT ALONG ; - THE WILLAMETTE RIVER "..1 . V. ., ; v- impetus Wiir Be Given Marthe Manufacturing by Construe- . tion of Yards. : , : .. 1.. -' Steel, ships -can now be built at St Johns. Albert Kelly, president of the Portland Shipbuilding- oompany at that place, says all the - machinery " for the plant haa arrived from the east, that it will be In place In a few days, and thajt tha oompany will be ready for any busi ness offered in its line. ..... While the plant la not aa large as some of those- operated on tha Pacific coast it is sufficiently well equipped for gttha building of an ordinary vessels. The plana of tha' concern are so arranged that the plant . can be very easily In creased to ajmost any desired capacity. Heretofore tnere naa oeen no empysraa along the- Willamette or Columbia rivers at which steel hull vessels could be built Portland baa never been noted for tta shipbuilding enterprises, although soma of tha fastest stornwheelers in the world have been turned out of her yards. " But except a number of schooners, no- large vessel have been built here. With a modern plant at St' Johna it Is thought tha day is not far distant when the square-rigger and up-to-date steamship will be built there. ' ... - ' LUMBER FOR PANAMA. - Xffort Seing- Made to Charts. XMtisk blj nxarUosJi for - Toymfav- Through Kerr, Olfford 4k Co. an effort Is ' being 'made to- charter the British shlp-'Dumfrlesshlre to load lumber at Portland fow Panama. - If the -deal -1 closed this will be the first time that a square-rigger bas been engaged ' to taJte:4uatbert9that'Tdestrnatlontfrm thia porwMe material will be nied In tha canaL . . - - "" v. ...'; Aa the aovernment Is dolnsr the work soma of the local exportera think none but American 1 ships will be' permitted to engage In the, traffic. '- Others nay that ships of any hat Ion may engage In the- trade, holding that the law govern ing shipment - of products from one Arnerteairport to another does not np. ply in" thia case. -.- -. Tho Dumfrlesshlra is the only British ship at Portland on the disengaged list Her owners 'have been endeavoring to secure - grain cargo -for- her.- but there Is no business in thst line at present Only four grsjn carriers are' left in the harbor, and two will soon , jta bal- NOTICE TO MARINERS. Xdgntbonse Xaspeotm? Informs Ooaat Wkiifym. on Subjao f lUgmta,' . Capt Ia" C Hellner. lighthouse In. specter -of this district hss issued the following notice to mariners The following - effects - the ' list or lights, -buoys . and daymarks, - Paclflc- coastrll04: . .-i - . - .0 Columbia river. outer -buoy, a PS. first-clsss can, was moved January - 7, and Is now in (1 feet of "vater gbont H mile NW. WW.-of Its former posi tron. ' North Hesd lighthouse,- N.- 74 El. CapeIlsapp9lntment lighthouse; NE. v, n. roint ..Adams taisconunueai ligbthouse. B. U 8.. essterly.- Peacock Spit bor Nor- i -, a - black first-class can, found missing January 7. was -replaced the same day, Inner buoy, a PH., nrst -Class, nun. was established ' January tV In- II feet of water, on tha lnner'dga or tha bar. North Head lighthouse. N. M E.. north' erlyr . Caps' Disappointment Ugh chouse. NBC byN. Point Aaaras (discontinued) lighthouse. K. M B. ' . South channel .-ahoal buoy, a, HO. flrat-claaa an, waa discontinued Janu ary . tha shoal spot which it formerly marked having disappeared. COAST TRADE INCREASING. ator rementi Jtbippli ents of Vessels Show 0rowta. la lagBnsinesa to PorUaaa. There were busy times at the mouth of the Columbia river yesterday, -five steamers going out . and four vessels oamlng In. Those putting to see. were Tm. AlllnA A u rml tm RnsnfllM Rurfmuln and Chinook r- in-bound fleet .steamers George W. Elder and Whittle n schooner L. Evlston and oermaa snip christat. All of which goes 'to show that tho cast trade ia Increasing at very rapid rate. . The chrlstel came from Antwerp 1th a general - cargo, part of -which was discharged at port uo Angeles. Thst brought te Portland la Consigned to Balfour. Guthrie oa, and it con sists of general f reight. . r CHARTERED AT HAMBURG. British Sblf Bands wp fcoed for Se attle for airvia Byre. -: :- Olrvtn a Eyre report thew have char tered the British ship Due dee to load general cargo at Hamburg for Seattle, The vessel Is almost ready to begin load ing. "Negotiations are in progress-by the same Hrm for chartering a ship to load at Antwerp for PortlandtIf the deal Is closed' the teseal will bring a cargo of prararriro-Tr Importers state thst it ia a very diffi cult matter to Induce owner Ho send tonnage to the Pactflo coast this season. ad it Is almost impossible to get jt cargo for the return trip. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Jan. J Arrived at 4:10 and left up at 10 a. 1 m.. steamer Francla H. Leggett from San Francisco. - Arrived down 'Isst night, schooner Andy Mahony. - - . " ; v Left up at 11 a. m., Oermaa ahlp Chrlstel. - , . , schooner Zampa from San Pedro. . San Francisco, Jan. Arrived at p. m., steamer Columbia ' from Port land. , -.- - 7. '- . ;--' ... AslorlaTjan. JO. Condition of the bar at a.- m smooth; wind eaat; weather clear. -. ALONG THE WATERFRONT.' 1 Stesmshlp Aragonla moved to' the Oceanic dock thia morning to begin loading for the outward trip. Her rarc i will be completed at the Alblna docc Bha will prnhsbly not be ready for sail ing before Tueeday. -(- .i Lumber-iaden. the schooner Eldorado left this morning bound for Shanghai with 1.054.IK feet of Oregon, flr valued sv sio.oue. - . : ... i Barkentlne J. L. Bvlaton arrived' last alght from-Baa Pedro and,-will load lumber 1 for the same port ,' Steamers Prentiss, Aberdeen and Da s patch of the California as Oregon Coast B lea mail lp company's fleet have been eitr gaged to return to the- Columbia and Willamette rivers - for - lumber cargoes, which they-wlll carry down the coast The Prentiss sailed from Ban Francisco for the north last night; she wllf load at Vancouver. ' The Aberdeen "wfti be supplied with a cargo at Portland and the Despatch will load at Astorls. United States .engineers state that they entertain but slight hope of con gress making any appropriatlona of con- eequeaee : for the "Improvement" of 'the Columbia and Willamette rivers. . lOASBB.' Tomorrow ths Italian ahlp 8. Celeste will . leave, for Queenstown for orders with 11,70 bushels of barley valued el $71,000. Bha- fiplshed loading last ev ening and moved out in the stream. - The cargo la being dispatched by .tha North western Warehouse 'company; The -B. Celesta, Captain Nareaca,. arrived from Antwerp-with ar general -cargo on Oc tober 29. A few weeks later she was engaged- for the outward voyage, - but an unusually long time elapsed, before her grain waa aboard. '''tv, -. - BOAjararaBOvn oommsiOaT. K. Formal - organisation of the sailor boardlnghouse commission-wss effected yesterday by the election of Capt. A. Hoben president of tha board and Wil liam MacMaater secretary and treasurer. The eommlsslon will hold another meet ing and outline Ita policy aa soon as- the legislature takes action upon the pro posed amendments to tha sailor board lnghouse law.:. .: .' ,- . QUAKER EVANGELIST SWEETS VlTH SljCjCESS ' C. F.' Wlegele, a noted Quaker evan gelist, la conducting revival services An the - Suntayalda Quaker church, Eaat C P. Wcigele. Thlrty-Oftb and Main atreetav-. Ha Is a man. of much power, and his efforts are meeting with, marked .success.: - - The meetings ara growing in Interest nnd the church ia rowded-nlghUy. '..; ROLE 0F.A2UCENA IS rr- -SINGER'S FAVORITE : '.After ell,' Portland Is to hear, grand operat this season, even -though It will be for. one nigh t. onlymWedaeaday. January Jo, for which data Manager Helilg has contracted f or-the -appearsncs - of the celebrated - Metropolitan . opera - house prima donna, Mm. Mantelll, - and - her superb supporting organisation in- the Immortal Verdi's . greatest , work-- '11 Trovatore." ....'''. Mantelll . is considered ..the ablest ef all Italian prima, donnas, and; It waa at tremendous' expense that' Mauiioe Grau impbrtsd " her to sing In . New -Xork's great - operation auditorium-' with such peers aa Melbav and Nordlca. The i role of Aruoena. in "II Trovatore' proved to be one of . the diva's greatest, and Port land will be fortunate indeed. In bear ing the distinguished artist in It Mantelll Sm support includes -AlbertL tho baritone, and Mme. Noldl, the dra matlo aoprano. both of whom, are re. membered here . since tha memorable visit of the- Oordon-Shay -Operas com pany. ' The advance sale of seat will open - tomorrow, , Saturday,- morning at 10- O ClOCK, - r " f ; " Fief erred Stwok Oaaaed Oeoaa.7 Allen at Lewl Beat Brand. C LITTLE TALKS "ABOUT : WANT ADS Best rooms; best board; electric tight; gaa; steam heat and porcelain baths at tha Llndell, on' Market Street between Third and Fourth.' Thia la no doubt, one of the most modern hotels of Ita slse in Portland. If ; you're ' a stranger in the city, better stop there. "LostAolit porse wIVh diamond stud. ah old centennial medal.' Monday.' The ad'nsys also, "Disappeared in business portion of city. Reward offered for -return to W Journal Have any of your friends found it? .If so, apeak to . . . .14.- . - ' mem sovui am an. . - v: ' "Suite ot three furnlahed housekeeping UlT'lll,, 1ITWIIIT l L. 1 C, , address la lt. Third street corner of Columbia. ... T , .- ;--,...,4.. "House for - rent -f urnltyre foK ssle, Ituln two blocks ' of -custom house; very convenient for roomers and board- See .ad on classified page for ad dress. . This - Is a chance . hundreds are looking for dally, Wilt I. J. 1. whose- answers to ad were addressed rare of Journal, please call for his or her answers, aa the box la overflowing with replies. - --- - j--r- - Hsvs you noticed tha number of "Baal Deists" Journal's ', classified columns? All be cause of results. ' Better advertise that house,, lot or farm you-- have lor r sale. saves big commissions ,. . .r . .; For Bale Modern (-room, two-story house In Alblna: recently Improved; fine location; one block from car line.',' The ad vara rail st'1334 Fifth street for particulars. Don't fsll to Investigate this, ss ths price Is reasonable. Any one seriously considering renting house or buying furniture will do well to read sn sd of the Kmplre Investment Co. under "Houses For Rent .Fnrnlture For Bale." a dsns In the sd -reads, "This house ; la a snsp. Read . more about It . . ''-.., ': s . As? ;;v' . 1 . LAUVD CITTCaLY ACCiiiES C7riCERS ,- t .......... . ... W. T. Vaushn Follows Client in "7-r M akins; Serious 'Charges'-- A . - , Against uexecuves .'- -' ' " ' WAS--DEFENDING MAN O . , CHARGE OF LARCENY Honorably , Discharged - Marine : : Says He Was Threatened to , Make JtirhConfess Q. : P. . Feeley, found , guilty -' f : tar. eeny created a- sensation yesterday in tha 'circuit . coir "" when he . accused Detectives "Joe" Day and "Dan" Welner of attempting to compel htm to a con fession by threatening to beat bim and plofca bint In a dungeon until he ad mitted tha truth' of the charge against nim. ..--- -; -'" - ---j ---- "They- 'said to me, declared Feeley, "that they would make me confeaa. Tou damned big Irishman,' .said theyr.we will beat off your head and put you -in a dungeon unless you confeaa that you Stole those goods.' --i.. - j I answsred that .1 was Innocent and wouldn't eon fees to something of which I was not guilty." - Tha detectlWea denied FeeleVs state ment, snd testified thai they uaed no violent language. - - ' . J--X -. Feeley .was member of the crew of the battleship Oregon, and haa an honor able discharge on account of having defective eyesight. . He claimed to have been a government mall carrier In Alas ka, and that be worked at other voca tions until Jia had It00,when. he came from Nome last falL- - - - Then Judge Fraaar- naked Feeley Why. If be had 1600 when be came from -Alaska, he - had written- to Ma - slater .lor money to help himr; "' ' "Well, your honor, 1 bad tha t00, but I gambled It away, and had only tS left till f uval aftAl 4n m W VI fm tnn, Kama. ancLl don't have to steal.' J' can getfi wonc when, I need it." - ;--'- -'. Attorney W.T, Vaughn In his argu ment aald; .- V ' '. --"''. r., '.'Oentlemen of the Jury, you' know detectives. . I : don't know that I need to consume : your, time in discussing them, ... But , gentlemen, I know and you know, that you could take two detect I vea and any disreputable character, an(f con vict the moat innocent man ' on earth of ateallng horeeo." . . - ... I He waa particularly' aevere In com- msntlng on the testimony of -the detect, ivsa, and told iha-Jury that. not. much fdependence oould bo ylaeed in It. : -: , - DIVORCE ONLY. THING V THEY COULD AGREE ON ' Papers in tha divorce suit of Katherlne Sltton Brand against Arthur Brand have been filed -in tha circuit court. The plaintiff la ths daughter Mnv L W, fiitton. .a. member of the school hoard; The defendant Is a lawyer of San Franfj Cisco, and his family is prominent there, Ernest Brand, his rather, for - many years has been president of the German Havings and-Loan society,- and Interested in other important financial- institutions. Tha marriage took place after a abort acquaintanesvL and .soon -thereafter both found that Incompatibility bf tempera ment-prevented -happiness, ana made legal separation desirable. Cruelty Is S'leged in the complaint. Henry E Mc Ginn In attorney for the- plaintiff.. Extra Special - THIS WEEK -A -Quartn Milk Pan Only TRY OUR Special Blended Coffee 25c Ik Fresh Roated Every Day. TE A STORE t70 THIRD STREET Phone Main 1706. 1 COLUMBIA THEATRE . SallaiS. Imn aj Mar. Tonic t. Hatloee sad Jflght.. La.t Ferfonsasres ef -' Belaere's eharatlag eeawdy drssM,. .. THE WIFE rarewell svnesraaee f Kdsse - Baaaw. ' tk poealas leadlag naa. - renin Best seats, (Or, Balmy, lot. (Be. 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