ti:z czzcon daily jour.::Ai; rcTL.".::D,
SPETS KOT !H
WILD ELECTRICITY
HAS filuE UE(1 0.1
ViLLIS m K
r.MYC3ALTY RACO
.i
FAVC3 IfJ TOfiOPAl
AWES EMPLOYES
: HIS OFFICE STAFF
. Fu.T LOS AdXtLES
Roanoke Will Carry Vast Numbar
Portland Club Members Fail to
Huge Machine Jn Arc rtoprri 01
Nearly as Many Officers Watch
Platform: Honesty, Efficiency,
i Find an Opening In Min-
i l -; ;;."', Ine Camp. ; .
CHANT AND DALE FORCED
: General Electrio Company.
. - v Blow Out. i
Station as Are Employed Pa
"trolling Whole City.
Economy, and Anti-Machine
'"'-";' "'-. and Graft. ' ' : '
; of Bottles on Every Trip,
1 This Summer. - .' . ,
BwyhUi Will Bot It ' aTorataide WiU lav It
Te Law fe Herylsid. '" .
v
IIZ fCwZDS a cuahdian
The baeisee sua wk I tee bear W look
m.aiy trytsg to ovoteom the resalt ef Me
ewa aoeloet aom re at home eeould look
after iav At rt eight of eaodraff
vrhlch at aettaloee die.... hwrbfw1
ItarpteldoWBOiild be ve. It cvo aori(i
ad afp falilog hair br doetroyln tha
d-""itf l". A 4"'-tM hair drilling
a.ur fivoINO IhorAkTLI.
SHORT CIRCUIT DOES "A
CHIEF.COMPLAINS, TOO. ;
WILL BOW TO NO BOSS ;
SCRAP. TIN ANOTHER
after . health d pareoaal eoauoct aeeos
n : TO DEAL FOR RENOITES
, : DAMAGE TO.THE PLANT
, OF HIS SMALL FORCE
AND WILL WORK FOR CITY
" . ITEM OF HER CARGO
a f uaruian.
To a
Betlee desdraff sad toUlog kalr Is
in e( pi 1. 1 no.. i-e waea
belunee eesavs bo will waate
iaoar.Dle
f: "v; v., f 1 1 ':':..-
ttt Sarta4ltS. ' lead IOr,Sbwat. It tZ"
2 CI., Up. t, UtoH,W(lL. ht MBpIt
Conditions at New Eldorado Not
W. Lewie Stands at His Post and
Effort to Find What Inside Force
Candidates for Councilman De-
Ocean Trade With Southern Call
; Pleasant. But Gambler Find '
; ; i . of Money. ' U
,. Is Burned by Carbon ;
Sparks. . . " V'"-'
; Does in Line of Duty
- Fails; - v-
clare Themselves and Their -.
Political Preferences, i V
. fornia'Has Proved a Mosf
y " Notable Success. V "l .
Vfttn i -T ",a e,w W-.
vs-.,
'"'., Hletory repeats itself ia gambling
' In other things. ' -,.;. ."
, TTl hl MAnlhi a n 'th.o Ynrtlftnjl fluty
proad' of It, political prestige and arro
: gent In the' exhibition thereof, said to
- the Orebeutn people: ....
"It yott think you can coma out hara
rroai Montana and butt in. go anad.
Wa'll tach jrou a few thing! befor you
.-finish.-.- - -r-- ---- f - C-U.
Now these am Portland club men
are knocking In Tain at tha door of To-
... no nan, tha naw Nevada mining' camp,
humbly petitioning to ba permitted to
' put in their roulotto wheel and faro
tablea, ven though tt bt on Hh. third
floor. Bays tha city marshal or Teno-
. pah: ' . - -. -
,"If yu"nockr' that hava bean
causing ao much tronbla think you can
coma hara from Portland and butt In.
'" go ahead. Wa'll : teach jrou ,a. faw
- things." '- ' . - - ':
It la a humiliating position for tha
; - Portland club, and its cup of bittern
baa been f Iliad to tlia brim by aealng tha
' Blaster get in on tha ground floor.
. With a handsomely furnished gambling
hall, located three doors distant from
tha Tonopah club. Jack and Bugene Bin
der ara aald to be "coining money."
With no Mayor Williams behind them.
with no friendly council to do their bid
ding. And with no opportunity to Keep
the knob polished on the door of a Chief
of Police Hunt, it appears.. Peter Grant
and Harvey Iale have been forced to
enter the game at Reno, Instead of To
nopah, lev' miles distant from the base
of active' operations. -
This interesting Information la con
tained In a letter from Tonopah sent
Col. J. X Berg, manager of Erlckson's.
by J. J. Shea, under data of April L
Aside from Us reference to the Port
land club, the letter contains other Items
. that will be read with avidity. ' - - 1
"If a brokn-lown apart U missing
from PartUnd and anybody wants -to lo
cate him." Bay a Shea, "toll tha searcher
riot to waste his time on tha world at
large, but devote his attention to that
atrip of country lying, between, Shasta
I irtnga. In northern California, to Gold,
tielda, Nv. If you don't know the ad
dress ef a a port, send the letter to Reno,
with instructions to forward It to To
nopah and Qoldf lelda. if ot called for,"
They play big games at Tonopah.. A
few days ago. It la reported.- a well
rnown sport "est In" at a faro game at
the Tonopah club and ."dropped" I1I.00
before he arose, y . - .-.--. i
The ratio In tha influx of population
Is represented to-be about -la-."Un.:
horns" to every miner. , Work at pres
ent is eeld ta ba scarce, and tha money
la circulation la mostly that of specu
la tors. Shea declares, however, that tha
camp will before long ba Immensely
rtaK. - .......'-.
. Pnow, tha author of tha letter aay.
t s almost coatlnually, aoeompanled by
- Mng winds. . Automobiles and atages
- rry passengers between Qoldfleldg arid
, i inepah. There has not been a day or
, r ght since Shea reached the camp that
.. hue not formed. . -
1 never saw such winds as they have
.' tare.' ha writes. "Ride one- way, and
yea are cut by Its front teeth; turn
round and travel squarely. In the oppo
site direction and Ita canine teeth tear
. "They had an epMemlo Of pneumonia
and typhoid fever bare that waa awful."
he asserts. "They ; tell me that in a
camp of . people tha deaths for a
-while averaged It a day.1. From two to
el .hi iliv have dropped off since I
ram. A large majority of deaths Is
among those who 'boose and expose
--t bemselves to tha . lemen t a. .
"Tha coroner here ia a most enterpris
ing person. A few day" ego he aent his
Undertaker's wagon after a Dr. Piper,
supposed to ba on the Hat of 'dead ones,'
viMr was nrettv sick, but the call did
, not worry him. He expressed hi re
grets and told tha coroner to call again
a little later." - ' . ' ..
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
r -AT PORTLAND HOTEL
, An Important wedding waa solemnised
. last night in tha reception rooms of the
Hotel Portland, when Dr. Stephen B.
Wise tinlted In marriage Miss Florence
. Koshland and iAidwig Hirsch. both of
whom ara prominent tn social circles.
Some guests were present. Including
a. number from out of town, and after
the eeremony an elaborate wedding din
ner waa served. The parlors were hand
somely decorated In green and white,
apple blossoms end-magnollaa figuring
prominently..' The dining .room waa
delicate in pink. The bride waa at
tended by her slater, Mrs. Ben Goldman,
ef San Franolsco, and Mr. Hirsch by
Leon Hirsch... Mrs. Phillip Jscoby of
San Francisco was another alster of the
bride who attended the wedding. The
bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodera - Bernhelm and Is a favorite
aorlally. She has been' very elaborately
entertained- during the past faw weeks.
. , 'cats osoraa Biuain. .
(ftseelel IXaaaMi to The JeerMl.)
. ' Walla Walla.' Wash.. April Tha
county convention of Modern Woodmen
, of America was held here yesterday
afternoon. D. D. Yates of this city was
chosen aa delegate to tha state camp
meeting at Spokane next month, and he
waa Indorsed aa a candidate for delegate
to the head camp at Milwaukee. . .
CiU ARAN TEED
Pcro ccd Hcilllful
"":; ' j-V " " ' ' .''-', . '
aa' aemeattraMd by emlneat caeailsts aad
pbysifllaAS. wko tenlfy that food prepared
with tt la abaalateiy free from roebeUe saJta,
Urn, niasi and aaupoala, . ' ;
JC-::af:r2Bc:nta
laliins PoDdor
t i
With a ' aeries - of 'explosions that
sounded like the discharge of a string of
firecrackers pendent from a balcony in
the celebration of a Chinese New Tear
festival, a huge machine In the ere room
of the Portland General lectrlo com
pany blew out about o'clock laat-nlght.
Ia trtoe occurred a acsne 'suggesting
Dante's Inferno la miniature. Devotion
to duty resulted in W. Lewis, aa em
ploys, " having his right, hand badly
burned by flying sparks. V ' v-
The excitement following the blowing
9ut of the fusee, due to a short circuit
on the windings of machine No. z, Jed
somebody -to. telephone police headquar
ter.. By the time an investigation was
made, however, - the power had been
shut off and reserve machines ..were
nreased into service. v
Htmuiianeoosiy witn tna oiowuig out
of machine No. t. two "T. H. machlnea,
as . they are called, "went out. - Mil
lions of green sparks filled the large
room, and da tiled the operators. car
bon splinters flew In all direction. The
room was overcast with a sickly green
la h base, -aifd- tha ateady hum of the
machinery took on an ominous note as
tha flow of tha deadly electric fluid
waa- Interrupted by tha , defect in Its
workings. ,.' ''J'V'v-'' ' '': ''.;'
Under these trying conditions, wnen
a false move Would, have meant instant
death contact with any- one of lbs
hua-s machlnea making a man the me
dium through which would hava flowed
MO volte none or the operators lost
bla head for an inataat. Lewis had hold
of a commutator, tha release of which
would hava caused extensive damage to
tha machinery. With fiery carbon aplln
ters raining against his hand, ha clung
to tha handle until the switches were
turned aft The hand of another em-
ploya waa aUgbtly burned. .. .
Xnere waa no aeiay ia ioe Aism wvr-
vice. Extra machlnea were immediately
brought Inta service, and naw armatures
erere n laced in the ones max naa oiown
out owing to tha abort circuit. Within
five minuUs.au danger waa past, ana
the machinery waa again humming Us
accustomed tuna. . . .
EASTERN RAIL RATES;
ARE MUCH TOO HIGH
,'t" ' , " ' 1 '";- v"i V'.f
George' H. Daniels Thinks Fares
. " to Exposition Should Be r
Reduced. , : . . . t
A
George H. Daniels, general passenger
agent of the' New Tork Central railroad
system baa written officials, ef tbs ex.
position, declaring his Intention of doing
all he can to induce tne (run line paa-
sena-er associations to reduce tha rate-
Additional advertising for the exposi
tion has been ordered by General Pas
aenrer Agent A. M. Cleland of the North
ern Paclflo In tt leading dally papers of
the east and middle west. Souvenir cards
will also ba printed for use oa tha tables
In all Northern Facino dining earn, snow
ing a picture of the oriental exhibit
building and containing a synopsis of tha
attractions at the fair. .. . '
Chicago merchants hava decided to
minimise as far aa possible the commer
cial Influeaee af tha exposition la favor
of Portland. They, will send a party
of representative merchants In a special
car for a tour of the Paolflo coast to
spread the greatness of Chicago's trade
reputation and try to arouse Interest- of
Pacific eoaet mercnanta in cmcagoa
merchandise. Frank V. Hlbbard of Htb
hard. Spencer Bartlett. la aald to have
charge of tha arrangementa. The dele
gation will ba out three weeks and visit
tt cities of the southwest and tha Pacific
coast .. . ' " ' : '
LESSONS FROM THE :
1 .YEAR OF. JUBILEE
At tha Fourth Presbyterlsn church
Mr. Dickson and Mr. Hart sang solos
with Impressing effect. Dr. Toy's dis
course was a fitting close to the day of
prayer: and a number of persons came
forward and made a definite confession
of their faith In Christ. His text was
Lev. xxv:10, and the them "The Tear
of Jubilee," He aald: m
"We are living In the day of the ac
cepted year of tha Lord, but tha dajrof
the vengeance of our Clod 'Is coming.
In the year of jubilee all indebtedness
was eanoeled. Christ's sacrifice baa can
celed our debt to God, if wa would but
take the redeemer in God's way. Many
bar their hearts against Jesus Christ,
as he begs to pay their debt to God.
- "The year of Jubilee was also a time
to set the captives free. .. Christ will
set you free from all tha bondage of
sliv.The year of Jubilee was a year
of absolute rest. Our bodies now become
'tired and weary, but over there w will
praise Jesus Christ 161 days in tha year
and every minute of the day. But there
is, rest here. We can hava heaven on
the -way to heaven.. But this eternal
rest we ran obtain only by being under
the blood.".- . k : ' :
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE '
- MEETING THIS MONTH
Officials of the Oregon Development
league hope to open the state convention
here April tt and 17 with 1,000 repre
sentative Oregon business men in at
tendance. Every one af tha tt commer
cial organisations In the league Is ex
pected to send delegates, and in bounties
where there la no organisation the
peunty court and city officials ara asked
to appoint representatives of their com
munities to the convention, as Important
action will be taken relative to the plan
for league headquarters at tb Lewis
and Clark exposition. -
The railroads will sell ' round"" trip
tickets to the convention at the reduced
rata agreed upon, for trains arriving In
Portland en the evening af April tt and
tha morning of April tt, over the South
ern Psclflo and the -Oregon Railroad A
Kavlgstlan company's lines. The re
turn coupons will be good for. passage
April II The Southern Pacific rat will
be one fare from Glendale and fell points
south III Oregon; north of Glendale the
rate will be one snd a third fsre. The
me conditions will prevail on tha O.
It N. line, with Xa Orandajas, the
JLAimUUI AOUU, - f
By adding a man to his heavily pad
ded office staff. Chief of Police Hunt at
an Inopportune time drew attention this
morning to the fact that during the day
time only It patrolman cover beats lu
ths whole' of Portland.-' With two men
oa sick -leave,, four square miles of terr
rltory commonly supposed to be given
police. protection are left at tha mercy
Of the' criminal. element, -laii.-
For months tha cry of the venerable
chief haa been "Give me more men.'
His principal excuse for the failure to
catch the rogues who nave seen ear
rylng on their depredations at will ha
been. "There are not enourn- men in
the department." .Placed on the defense
by City Councilman FlageL.:. Who ac
cused him of conniving at tbe violation
by ssloonmen Of the 1 o'olock closing
ordinance, he endeavored to protect
himself by the oft-repeated declaration
that -I, haven't enough -mea -to enforoe
mis orainance.
And yet. with new men added to tha
force at Intervals, with large part ot
the residence districts unpatroled and
with crimes of every description stead
ily Increasing, Chief Hunt haa constant
ly Increased his office staff, until it now
Includes nine men. '
, Patrolman John Malonsy la tha last
addition to the offlcV staff. His exaot
duties are- not plain, but he occupies a
position behind the railing that make
the police clerk a kind of subdued dig
nltarv. - At times he actually, appear
to be busy with th chief voltrmlnou
correspondence. - For the most part.
however, his function seems to pa ta
Impress th casual visitor at tha sta
tion with th slse and Importance of
Chief Hunt'a manifold duties.
Aa the office staff on the day relief is
now constituted it consists of tha fol
lowing: Captain Grttsmacher, in charge;
Desk -Officer-wendori. warrant- umoer
Golts. Police Clerk Leonard. First As
sistant Police Clerk Qulnlan, Second As
sistant Police Clerk Maloney. Jailer
Branch, Assistant Jailer HeUyer and
Patrol Driver G ruber, i - r
Four of these men. at least, ara not
needed in the office or around the sta
tion at all. Branch haa the official
title of Jailer, but ba la kept constantly
employed altering and - repairing - tha
chlefe private quarters. Qulnlan ana
Maloney are supernumeraries. The lax
method la vogue is clearly snowa oy tne
fact that with three clerks, th detec
tives ara continually annoyed by falling
to receive their reports until hour after
complaints have been, made, .Captain
Griuraacher would not object to answer
ing tha telephone when th warrant of
Seer was busy in court. ..
Tha injustice of tha present 'system-
Is magnified by th treatment accorded
th patrolman- ef the day relief not
marked for th special favor of th
venerable head of th department Twice
a month these patrolmen are called on to
do the "dog watch" at tha station, which
means that without extra pay they are
required to put in five hours additional
labor at night. - This is not required
of th patrolmen-on any other watch.
and I th source of the bitterest com.
plaint heard in the department.
Patrolmen doing the "dog watch are
sometime forced to alt at tha station
all evening, with nothing to occupy their
time. : Again, they ara utilised as mes
senger boys, and not Infrequently ara
Sent out to assist other patrolmen, who
have shown themselves perfectly com
petent to cover their own district un
aided. ,
"W forget these thing whan election
come around," said a member of th
force In disguising the imperfections of
Chief Hunt's "system." principally due
to hi bamt of playing favorites. . ,
11 i i ' ' ...
.
' ..;...
w . " . -
d ' The following number of peo- 4
d ; pla hava signed the petition re-
queitrng- the - i'new "telephone q
franchise to Be put t a vote at
the June elections
March 11........
March tt,
aiarca . ......
March 14...
March (... .
March IT..
March II.......
March It,.,.,....
March 10. ............ ......
March llii:.... ..........
April 1.....
April-1.,.. ........... ......
.April 4e)a.aae)J .
.April 1. 1. ....... ..v.. ......
Total ..r...urr;'........t.ltt
M'MILLAN WILL GRANT
KERRIGAN'S REQUEST
George McMillan,' th American Ath
letic union' representative tn this elty,
notified Herbert Kerrigan this morning
that as soon as written application was
made to him be would at ono glvs per
mission for th sports at th Lewi and
Clark fair, to be conducted under the
A. A.' IT. Jurisdiction. " This plan; la in
keeping with th rules of th knlon.
Mr. McMlllan also requested that Her
bert Haoser and A. O. Douthttt, A. A. U.
representatives at San . Francisco and
Seattle respectively, be placed upon the
general committee, a it would give the
union th representation that it deserves
on so. big aa occasion aa the sports will
be at the exposition. -. - , . . i
Mr. McMillan also states that his bus
iness Interests will not allow him to act
on th geaeral committee named last
night '. ,. ' . . , .
TEETH OF CHILDREN
.(.
, Few mothers know how vitally Im
portant Is th oar ef a child's first
teeth. Th beauty of the permanent set
depend almost entirely upon It.
SOZQDONT
TOOTH POWDER ;
used with' S0ZODONT Liquid, prevents
accumulation of tartar," yet being free
from grit., doe not scratch th enamel.
Do aqt experiment oa baby's teeth. In
sist on SOZOPONT. : . ' .' . , .
jrciB Mil , Uflmu.maTii;0?AaT.e
Willis Fischer is th latest to an-
nounoe . himself as ' a candidate for
mayor. He is a Bepublican, and reside
at 121 Wht taker street. In his notice of
intention filed In th office of th city
auditor ha aay: '
"If I become mayor. I will give to th
people of Portland aa honest, .efficient
and conomlcal city government, free
from the control or dictation of any po
litical machine, ring or boss whatsoever,
and without publlo or private graft I
desire the following words printed on
the nominating ballot after my name:
"'For honeaty. efficiency and econ
omy and antl-machln and graft' " .
Frank. Bennet candidate for nomina
tion for councilman - from the . Eighth
ward on the Republican ticket, declare
In hi notice of intention that if elecUd
he will use hie utmost endeavor to se
cure better fir and police protection for
the Eighth ward, better improvement of
streets and elevated roadway, and more
extensive street cleaning and etreet
sprinkling; that he will work for rea
sonable return for all privilege grant
ed, and will do all in his power to con.
duot the affair of th city on business
principle. ,
A. ft. wuiis or 7 apoxan street naa
declared himself a candidate for nomi
nation as councilman at large on the
Republican ticket .
A Democratlo candidate zor council
man from the Sixth ward haa appeared
la the person of H. W. Parker, who filed
a declaration of his Intentions with the
city auditor today. If elected he will
give tbe people a' fair and . impartial
hearing on all questions; will favor the
city paying for fills, bridges and all
other publlo utilities, ana win oppose
district assessment and taxation, he
says. . ..-
Peter-It O. Wiser, or sl Koaney
avenue, a Democrat has declared' that
he will seek tha nomination to repre-
seat the Tenth ward In tha city council.
He believe ia high license and aa open
town, and declares that h will work.
if elected, to bring such conditions
about .:'.- "'" :. .m
ONSOLIDATED MAY USE
; .N. P.'S NEW BRIDGE
Although official of - th Portland
Censolidated railway hava denied th
report that an arrangement haa already
been made between that company and
the Northern Paclflo Railroad company
for use of a bridge to be built- by the
Northern Paclflo across tha Columbia
river, the Portland Consolidated is going
ahead with an effort to secure a right
of way from the end of It present
Woodlawn ear Una to a point oa Shaw
Island,, opposite Vancouver.
Tha - company's agent ara figuring
with land owner between these point,
and last 'week - closed contract with
Frank (Walker, helra of th Love estate,
and others. ine company euppweu
plan la to bridge Vancouver slough, es
tablish on tha Island a Junotion station
in connection with which the Vancouver
ferrv will be operated, and be la a poa:
tlon to aend it cars over th Northern
Paolflo bridge a soon as It la com
pleted. The Consolidated explain th
move by saying that trouble with shoal
at ita nreaant ferry landing naa oom
polled it to establish a new on, but
people on the peninsula take, the move
to mean that when the Northern Pacific
brldgea the Columbia the bridge will
t built near tha east end of Shaw's
island. . .' , . .. . " 1
Last Performance "A Runaway Girl'
-Ta last en-form. ore et the satry snaleal
eesMdy, 'A Banaway ttlrl." will be gives
tonight It tbe Marqaaa area theatre by the
Poller Lilliputian Opera compear. Tomorrow
(tlday) lht asd Saturday autlaee "A Gaiety
Girl" will be the MIL Batardey slfht "A
Amertrea Millionaire" wiu Be toe last per
Imam ' tea DTMORt MseCCBwat.
Tbe Poll.ro. are a . aouble ersmaliatio
asHiag the world's BMsy sad varied aaraanneat
attractloaa, MUM cum boots eniirair or on(ni
aud gifted JaTenllea verying tram to 14
years. Tbey are bow m.klat their third tour
of the UslUd Bute, inoy bst penwan
Is' every city of consequence la te arirat,
Boutk Africa, Chtsa, Japaaand tse Philippines.
v: Advtnc Sale Tomorrow. Y . "
tWHd.rt sviralns St '10 o'rlnck
the acrasce sale of aeote will opes for "The
Marrl.se of kitty," walck will be the at
traction at The Maraoem Grand theatre next
Moncar aoa iwta.r mania, .pni .v ... .i
K.i'h Bwmber of th eomnaoy oeeise apectallr
tied to hie part and
...lltr. Vrom Max
tuia civee toe di
from M Flamaa dowa to the
orniiU. careful actio
log an enmlr.nl. eolta
r alpUrl. It la a hlfh-claoi pertonB.sce.
Price hare been reduced to SB cent.. Au ceata.
Tt ceots eod 1. with boxra at ll.fA
(Grand Theatre,
Btonxm sod Zaeche at the Qrtpt theatre
this week are preeentlnt to tbe public the
stoat varveloaa seevr-welaht act ef the times.
Their deeds awakes the wonder ef all. Owl..
to tha fact that the naaafeowet lit. reeelre
onsieeoue reooeet. eorr few seat, have been
t apart la tbe laiBMUat front ef tbe heiioe
at 30 seats eaca. . The piaa awwts wits very
aeseral approval ea tbe part, ef the' eatress
of. the
i
Star Great feilt
At the atac-tble week, thee la one of the
trans-eat v. ode. I It entertlannt ever pre
sented I thl. city. Tbe bird act ia the talk
of the tows because ef its exceptional novelty.
The remaleder ef the bill la oa a par with the
hlh atandard ef ex.eelleaee always axaloUIOMl
at this theatre. . for th eotnlof week the Star
will offer a act Import from Paris. . '.
Columbia Re-Openlng Sundajr.
After week of derksne the Colombl will
rooaea Sueday afternooa with tbe aew Colom
bia Ntork company, preeentlnc tbo etreng, ab-aorfetus-
drama, notmin Aic.IbH Woman.'' The
lr oae ecoa chown . .. bring Mpecl.llr
ad.pte for the renrs.nlml forrr. of the popu
lar mmnenjf, and the leads will he I the care
ef Vetttriae Couatl.1 sod Doaald Bowlee. -
m i '
High Clatt Melodrama. :
Hum to attract ilg crowd, to tbe Urrte. The
pnl.tll-e befweee-wcto are-of ttie- ntnl khrb
order. There Is aa air ef ra.tlc tlfe'asd whole
mdm tamlll.rlty about the play that mokes It
ef keea Interest te lovers ef reallem.
i.
Baker's Good Bill.
There la not a dry onmhae In the Karer'a
Mil. Ira crowd tctlfr to tble every dey.
The Mn.lr.1 Tbora; McLalit end Mrlln. I'nw-
and Tbeohald. - FroecM. lUiherll. II. card.
Jea Wlleon .re tmd. The biogrark has.
aaa Ma iutuaj uX .
AT THE THEATRES. ,
Two carloads of Seattle bottled, beer
will be shipped on every - trip thai tbe
steamer Roanoke makes from this port
during the summer to Lo Angela.
contract for tha business haa Juat bean
closed with the Northern Brewing com-
Jan y by the local agent of the steam
ship line. Scrap tin la another shipment
Which will b made regularly on th
vessel to the southern California city.
Owing to the high ral)road charges It
Is the first time that freight of this
sort has ever been sent to point below
Ban Francisco. " ' '"..
- Agent Toung. who looks after th In.
tereat of the Roanoke, aay th expert
roent of placing her on the route, one
that had never before been . -seriously
considered by any other transportation
company, is proving a greater success
than waa expected by th promoters.
Freight rate hava been reduced to
reaaonable figure, and ha ears it i now
possible to aend product to southern
California which could not be shipped
heretofore. Before the season 1 well
advanced he believes it will be neces
sary -to take car of th trad at In.
tarmedlate solnta, '
' The Roanoke arrived last night with a
big shipment of fruit and general
freight from Lea Angelea. She also car
ried tt passengers, tt , of whom em.
barked at tha City of Angela, 11 at Ban
Francisco. 17 at Eureka and II at Coos
Bay. A greater number would have
taken passage at th Bay City had not
a mistake been mad in advertising ner
ailing data -
. Arrangementa are being made to eon-
vert the steamer Int an on Burner ana
equip her' with hoisting machinery' so
that freight can ba handled more rap
Idly. The Willamette and Union Iron
work hava ubmltted bid for th con
tract Part of th work will be
don while th vessel i at a. i V.
MAY USE NORMA. V
Kaaua zaae Boat afay Be Opera Vtd
Oeaatlo With portag aVsaa. ' .
Tbe Norma." owned y Jacob Kamm,
will Tan on th upper Columbia aa soon
aa the portage road at Celllo baa been
completed. Until a ahort tlm ago- ah
waa under charter to the O. R. N. Co.
and operated between Rlparta and Utw
lston. and is lying idle at Rlparla.
Bepreeenutlve of th Kamm una aay
that if they do not op rat her om
other company wllL Mr. Kamm prefers
ailing her Bh ia capable of carrying
about 109 tons of general merchandise
and tt ar t rjasaenaer.
J. , W. Mariner, of Blalocav or., naa
th matter of purchasing hr under con
sideration. - Ha la one-C the heavy
wheta)Wr f Qllllam "county, and
was on of th main factor in having
th Dortac road built If any other
teamer are placed on the upper river
it ia artl that they will have to be
built above Celllo. It ! lmpoaslbl to
get a vessel up ther rrora fort la na on
account of th proposed government
canat This being the ease. It la-al-raoat
certain that th Norma will ba th
only boat that will be placed on that
route la- th first few months that th
portage road 1 operated. Tha only
other boata on the upper Columbia are
owned by the O. R. ac N. Co.. and it is
nmhahla they will continue to be oper
ated between Rlparla and Lewlaton. It
la said that tha Norma'will b abl to
handle tha business In a very satlsfae
torv manner until th wheat crop, 1
ready to move. By that time it' la
thouaht- other boats will have bean
built for th run.
KILBURN IN PORT. ;
May KareafW Baa Betwa Bay City
' ,U.aa4 Bomthara PoUt r. -y
Under a new management,' the Wat
aonvlUa ' Transportation company, th
teamer F. A. Kllburn, CapUln Thomp
son reached Portland last night from
Baa Francisco with general freight and
about tt passenger. After . unloading
at th Albers dock she moved to th
Oceania dock to take outward cargo.
The Kllburn may make only on or
two more trips to Portland when the
company will place her In commlaaion
between San Francisco and a small
port lying near Watsonville. Cal. Th
teamer people say they are not posted
on th aublct Until rcnuy in v.u
burn wa operated by tha Kusaell
Rogers linn, and it i aald they will
plac another veeael on th northern
route in th event th Kllburn 4 taken
elsewhere ' . V
ALONG THE WATERFRONT-
"WH. Irving has resigned as pursr
of th steamer Mascot on tha Lwt
river route, and Van Briatlgan succeeda
With a new oil plairt, th tamr Jes
sie Harklna want down to Linn ton thl
morning to gat a upply of liquid fuel.
Bh v'U go on th Waahougal run In
plac vf the lone, which will get a gen
eral overhauling and an oil plant
Next Wednesday the steamer Rose
crans Is due-front Monterey with a cargo
of 81,000 barrel of fuel oil, "which will
be discharged in th Llnnton tank. Har
next trip will be to Tacoma with a simi
lar cargo for th smelter at that place.
Tha Portland shipyards ar building
another scow for - th Oregon Round
A Companion
A delightful little traveling compan
ion, inaispeneaoie to many wpo
are the "Little Comfortere" -Dr.
. ....
Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills. By their soothing in
fluence upon the nerves of the brain and
stomach, they prevent dlsslne, lck
stomach and headache car sickness.
j Dr. Mite'
AnU-P&la Pills
car all kind of pain quick and stir,
ar perfectly harmless, and do not affect
you in any way, .xcepi to .win. mi
nerves snd cure naln. For real comfort
never enter upon a Journey without first
securing a package of these "Little
Comforters." . . ..
"I am pleased to - recommena Vt.
MlleiT Antl-Palil Pill. They not only
cured a chronlo headache, hut since, if
my head shows a disposition to ache,
one Tablet stop It I give hundreds of
them tn sufferer on tralna, and derlv
much satisfaction from th relief thev
afford." M. H. CHARTUS, Traveling
Hale.man, Bt. Louis, VI n, - - :
Money back If first bottle . fall to
X H 4og..l ussi -sy soil ia ulltjyt
Denent.
Lumbar company. It la to be a dupli
cator of the acow Oregon, and the own.
er want an appropriate name for- her.
beginning with "Or - r ' ' - ,
Bchooner Virginia win leav up irora
A a tor la. la th morning; h la under
Bhartar to take lumber to Baa Pedro,
A. Kelly, fifth vioe-presiaent ox
the International Longshoremen un
ion, who ia spending a few days on ths
sound, is expected her boon.
B tea mar Columbia, is acheduled to aatl
for Baa Francisco tonight-with a lull
mm af ereneral freight . ;
Thla morning th llghthous tndr
Maasanlta lelt up tn nvar irom Aitona
to replace a number of buoya in the
Columbia river, one wiu oe m irui k
land harbor In a day or two.. -
Captain Edward and iruuer ar in-
neetlna the atearoer Nellie, -
- By Monday It la thought th Amrl
can ghlp C F. Sergeant loading at tha
caa dock, will be raoy- to sail xor
Nushacak. Alaska. .
Toniwht tha steamer Redondo and
Cascade will sail from Baa "Francisco
for Portland. . Th former will atop at
Eureka, but Is expected to reach here
Sunday afternoon. . ' - ' ' v.
Bchooner Bequoia, , lying at . tna nay
elty, haa been chartered to take lum
ber at Astoria for a California port
British hip ' Carnarvon Bay. -which
sailed last fall graln-ledn for South
Africa, discharged her cargo at Port
Natal and aauad xor nangoon to ioa
lca for England. -: - ' '-.r-
7
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. April (.-Arrived dowa at 8
and Bailed at t:tt a. m. Steamer Aure
us, for Ban Francisco. - Balled at
m. Steamer .- ZUmor. for Tillamook.
Arrived at Tand Mft tip at ay
Steamer Nortland. from Ban jrraneiaoe.
Ban Francisco, April , Btamr
Cascade aallad for Portland at noon.
Ban. Francisco. , April . eauea
chuoner Beauol. for Astoria. i
Astoria, April I. Arrived at i a. m.
Schoonsr Virginia, from - Ban iron
ciseo. ..'. .'. '.'.';'..
Astoria. Aura . Condition or Th bar
ttaia, tnodarate? wind, north, light;
weather, cloudy. ; : . - , -
On Saturday - th Britlah btaamshlp
Sandhurst ' under charter te a Ham-
burs firm, to load forage for ih orient
will reach Portland. Bha ta now at Se
attle taking on eat; at Portland th
cargo will be completed with about 1.100
tona of baled hay, now awaiting par at
th Albers dock. All the freight la
supplied by Henry Matt of thl city.
who i also loading tha Britlah team-l
hip ivyaea-witn a similar oargo -at
Tacoma. ' It wa his intention ta bring
har to Portland to lead, but the plan
war changed when th vel reached
the sound. Tha vessels will . clear for
Tslngtau. China, but It' Is supposed that
an effort wilt be made to deliver th
earaoes to th Rualsan army. Th Ivy.
den will b ready to sail th lait of th
weak, v .""- ... ' V
ToOlTSBAXJI BA.TB.
Thlrtr-ona ahllllng and three pence
I th rat at which tn untied ship
Lonsdale was chartered to carry lum
ber from Portland to Taltal and Ante.
fogsta. Chile. - Unle a fair rat can
baecured for carrying a nitrate cargo
from South America loTJurup Captain j
Berkley aay tha Lonsdale will come to
Portland Immediately after her lum
ber ia discharged and wait until the
new wheat crop is ready ta move. The
veeael besan loading yesterday at th
Inmaa-Poulaea mill. - :
GRATEFUL TEXAN SENDS '
GIFT TO MR. M'BRIDE
W' C. -McBrlde. general agent of the
Oould lines in Portland, yesterday
ceived a handsome umbrella aa a token
of affection a eouthrn railroad presl
dent hold for him. Th umbrella will
probably not be used to shed Oregon
mist, a it hold too maay memories for
Mr. McBrlde.
Last August O. M. D. Grtgsby, presi
dent of the Texas, Sabine Valley
Northwestern road, arrived in this city.
accompanied by his wife. . He was taken
with an attack of inflammatory rheuma
tism soon after, hi arrival, and wa re
moved to the North Paclflo sanatorium,
where he lay helpless for months. Mr.
McBrlde waa notified of his Ulna by
Teis friends, and hastsned to render
all aealstano possible, Whlla Mr.
Origsby waa ill hi wife wai pruad
t undergo wnat was upposeo to d a
simple operation, Bh never recovered
consciousness and died - the following
day. Through the trying tlm that roi-
lowed, and for rour weea aiterwaro,
Mr. McBrlde and a fw other railroad
men 'Who had long known Mr. Origsby
attended to every detail, and when late
la December Mr. ongaoy wa am to
leav for hi southsrn horn Mr. McBrlde
accompanied him . and completed , hi
education- aa a . irainaa nurse. air.
Origsby was not an emotional man. and
when he and Mr. tcria parxea. au ae
could aay waa: . , - . - --
if vou aver need a Jon, it m anow
and I'll fir tbd beet man I hava" '
Yesterday th umbrella cam, witnout
letter, note or explanation, and the x
pros tag alone told th sender rsl
denc. Th "tlck" I of aurllng 11
vr and Ivoryc and th finest silk pro
ourable clothes tha ribs of th flft
SPOKA-ME MAN SLASHES
. f THROAT vITH RAZOR
(gpedal' Datpatek t Tb JeornaL) ''
Bnokana Wuh. April t. Edward W.
Bruce attempted to commit aulold last
night la th Oandy bout by cutting ai
throat with a rssor. .
Bruce' despondency wa to result or
troubl with hi wife. They decided te
eparat and th ghastly deed was done
after th refusal of Mr. Brae t ac
Company him to th theatre. The cut
la about fiv Inches long beginning un
der the left ear. He bled for 10 min
ute befor th arrival of a doctor,
otherwls hi condition would not be
cnnaldered - so serious. . He wa taken
to a hospital for treatment.
Mr. Bruce I a clairvoyant and thl
tuoug ht to b pxa cut of tat Irpubl.
FRESH ATTACKS
BPOi, UATTUEVS
No Relaxation of Effort to Down
tho - Oregon Political .
''ty'.? 'f. BOSS, "i "'C-rv-Vr
PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY " v
BASIS OF CHARGES
Assertion Mads That He Uses Hit
'(: Place to Further Private Pc-'-'
v- litlcal Schemes. f;:V-
United Bute Marshal W. F, Matthewg
till ha. reason to lie awoke o' nights, 1
for hi ' political f o ar relentleasly
camping upon .his trail, Freeh proof a '
of his pernicious activity ta politic haat
been prepared-and forwarded to Waah- ,
lngton, and other charges of till graver '
character ara also aald , to . have been
mad. . - . ; . .r'-
;. W. A. Storey and Capt B W, Spencer
ara bitter anemlaa ot Mattbaw and
hav bean active in procuring vldenc '
which might Jead to bla removal from .,
office.'. Ther ar many other, who ,
joined force with them, and th at
tack upon th former boa f local Be
publican politic haa been all along tha
Una. , : -' v
One of th " charges mad ta that '
Matthew has constantly Interfered wltla .'.
appointments la th poatofflee, "eapecl-
ally under former postmaster, and. that .
ha bag used, th patronag of tha offlo
as an - adjunct of th Republican m
chin. Appointment . and removals
hava been mad at hi behest to reward
hi favorite and punish those who had
incurred hia disfavor. In a similar man .
ner h haa interfered in th affairs of
city and county offices. . Numerous af
fids vita have been procured In substan
tiation of the accusation, and It l
confidently predicted that . tola . removal
ta only a ftueetlon f tlma
RI01NTE CARLO OPPOSED
IN CLACKAMAS COUNT Y
W. A Knight Will Rght Ffenchy
Crattoh's : Gambling .
Resort. '..vv ; 'V
A. Isaac Oratton, known as'Trendiy.
will not have a gambling nous in
Clackamas county, if his plans can' be
thwarted by W. A. Knight and other
Influential property owners la tha vicin
ity, at Mllwaukia. The campaign against
the proposed Mont Carlo haa begun.
Oratton and other leased a piece- eg
ground 10vby 0 feet adjoining th
home -of Mr. Knight and purposed con
structing a gambling house and pool
room aw th sains be sis a thee con
ducted at Georgetown, outside of Se
attle, hoping thus to escape Sheriff Word
and th law. D. It Jlendee leased
the ground to Oratton and he has been '1
notified by Mr. Knight that a leasing-
property for - thl purpoa la against
the law be will be prosecuted If gam
bling opena there. Mr. Knight alao baa
tha backing of tb county authorltie ot .
Clackamaa. who declare there shall bo
no gambling ta that county.
- - nil i m i i .. .-.
GLASGOW EXPERT WILL
v: - ; ; SH0W CHICAGO HOW
I i (Joaraal gaeeial aarvtc. .
-Chicago, April . Mayor-Elect Dunn ;
received a ' massage . today from Lord
Provost of Glasgow acceding to tha ;
mayor's requeat to send the head of tha '
Glasgow tramway system to Chicago In -order
ta advise the new. executive re-
gsj-dlng- th preliminary plan for a
municipal street-car Una. The majority
of th council placed themselves on rec
ord a willing to support Mayor Dunn
In his effort to give municipal owner
ship a fair trial -..I -.-,-.:-,': w .
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- UaBdruff. Falling Hair and all disease ,
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iv you nave never irieo: Hiu.au .
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Bay aseeleJtlee tfe, Hewara, iiew .ereey.
Mr dleeeae Is. ................
Here aovee tried ftlateeHh Treetmeat, but If
yo wM send e a 7Ac, set free 1 villas It .
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