The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1905, Page 6, Image 6

THZ ? CZCCrJ DAILY TOUI.V.L.
..LuiLl IS
ASKIftG
F03 IfJJOKCTIOHS
Reverses Order In Butte Copper
: Utigatlon by .Having the Par-J
rot Mine Closed V'
'DEMANDS FIVE MILU6N
, FOR ORE THAT WAS STOLEN
Over ) :. .Three -C Hundred Men
Thrown Out of Employment
' by the Court's Order. : i
(Special Diana Uai t She Jonraal.t
. '- Butt. Mont., April lS.-e-Tbree hundred
miner were thrown out of bmpioyniont
" I yeaterdajf afternoon by the closing f
' Ithn Pirnit mine, throuirh an Injunction
- issued out of tbe federal court on appli
cation of F. Augustus, Helnse's, Nipper
'Consolidated Copper company; f '- vt
', ... The action waa instituted Tuesday,
charging that th Parrot Sliver Copper
company' a men wer extracting . oraa
; from the Nipper vein on. the vartoua
i- ia.l Mile tha 1 AS station, and holst-
. In K to th aurfaca through, th Parrot
iahsft."'.. -. .. ' -'r. -.
: t Defendant are cited to appear In the
? federal court Wdnoay. April 10, and
! a how ca.ua. why the order should not
; - be made permanent, pending the settle
i'nent of the esse, ij.u..-,..;'.;.' ,. '
The Parrot .company la accused, of
wrongfully taking or from the Nipper:
vein to the value of i.0O.0OO. The. ep
. plication for the Injunction v aup-
ported by affidavits,; of Alfred Frank
Sand & M. Wllaon, engineers for Helm.
i "On the 1.706 foot revel of the Par-'
.'rot," said Mr. Prank. "a eroeeeut has
, been driven 140 feet te the Nipper vain;
. From this point drifts have been run
Von the vein for a tllatanoe of over 100
? ret.-The" mining of or Is being-ao-Stlvely
prosecuted in this drift". .
.Mr. Frank also alleges that $0,000
.worth -of ore Is bolng stolen from these
n drifts each day. Like operations have
been carried .on In stopes and crosscuts
Ton other, levels from the QD . to
, !"th 1.9.' .-. .' pi -.
The Parrot mine 1 one of the oldest
" producing properties In Butte, and be-
X longs to the Amalgamated Copper com
. peny. It has been operated for mors
t than SO years and millions of dollars
worth of ore Jiaa been taken from tbe
rich veins apexlng in Its boundaries. '
Alii ROOMS AT LIBRARY
. . HAVE BEEN CLOSED
The rooms of the Portland Art association-
in thoPublle library have bees
closed. Tha organisation will move' Its
.belongings to . the museum on Fifth
street, which will be opened on Mon
day, April 14. with the photographic
salon that comes from Ban Francisco.
This Is s. collection of 400 . amateur
photographs , ' selected by competent
Judges In New York from several thou
sands of pictures sent In by the Federa
tion of American Photographic -socle-ties.
.Will H. Walker is the president
of the Portland Society of Photographlo
Art, which Is a branch, and ths exhibit
is in his Charge. George Holroan Is ths
pirture-hanger for the soolety. .
, Only the upstairs of tbe art moseura
will be opened at ths time of this photo
graphic salon, whiqh will be exhibited
In ths lighted galleries on ths second
floor, and will last till Saturday , night.
Afterward the building will be closed
and all work completed for a final open
ing about June 1. On the second floor
are two aplendidly-ltghteeV galleries for
the exhibition of art collections.' There
are a- roomy library and an office for
the curator. Downstairs are. the east,
lecture snd study rooms for students.
TO S7BAK.
At the" riikss meeting tinder ths bus
pices of th Travelers' Aid association
at the ; Unitarian chapel at T:M o'clock
Saturday evening, a Urge attendance Is
expected. Dr. Stephen fl. Wis will b
the principal speaker. Other epeekers
-will tell what they know of the srork,
.'Mrs: Anna Selkirk Norton will sink.
Bead Mr Offer- Pelt Mkr'i Werth af Xy
) aeawly Piee te Trywitaest Bepattt t:
.'..' er SUk, r PresUss'ts Pay.'",;
yrv m. frVffnlnFM. ' wriWiiMi
.t . Initablllt j ll are th eatwtrd algne
f lavard Mn Slctorbeare. - Tbe fault le Ml
witk the awrvM whlrh give yea wroln oot
with - the eervat whlrh eaeble roe te fmL t
wttk, to Ulk, te think, to ee. But the TH.
IDs Mmi the ntoeiatle enwr .
Nervousness
. ' tase are the arvaa that erk fn eat aad
. worry bmhe onwa.
, I I kave mom here te explain how the
iwmw, liny wrm enntrat ami eprrate th
. ww win, . inn iNBen, loe liver,
HHnw fmi and train aad overiadaltrace
aVMnrf thvtr lleate br. Hew, thraagh a
at aratpathr, wrakaeM la on oraUr
neTtr4 to each ef the other teeter, Hew
' this same boed of jrataathy prediwra the eat,
- I -ward elgna ef Brvounae wtlrh eboaMl wara
1 hum thM Dfrrce sur he reriM aad
Btrrartbeod aad vlteliatd aad made w-l br a
rnr4r I areat thlrtf inn a pw(ertlDg-aaw
fkaewn hr rucgita vrrhre a Dr. Iboop e
( iuatDratlTe. I aar aot room te expiate hew
' thai rented, br retaonaa: the m, net a
'rerula ead to all (onaa of B-rronanMoi. Inward
)' and netware, larme'lnf fretfulaoaa. mtleoaa.
';lplMnaa. tirltablllty. .All T than thlnn
are fnllr ezplalnrd la the book 1 will mHt
xe wh-n tea. writ. '' . ,
? . mmw.mSJ "-nn mtmm sty rankMIr I
b-kaowa, aad railed apes. Tt roe mar not kava
'beard
re n. as a inia orrar te ra, a
Bger, that every powlbl exeuae for eoabt
be reDM-rrd., BenA n nurnrr-Hnaka aat
1 etra
. atar
bromlae 4ak a rHk. BIboIt writa mnA ..
If yo ear aeef trlrd r rvaardf, I will md
jroa ea erdarvse rear dragglat for a (all dollar
Tbottla sat a aaaipl. bat the rrgalar aundard
-khnttlh kaopa conatautly on hi (Mm. Th
;; enurtat will I raeulre madltlaaa, ft will
5 .if f w aa ebeerfnllr a thmuh yoer
'dolUr by bafore Urn. lie will saaTthe MM
i' ..2'"1J?1JS? JTh. .'Pr-rtnrrllr fo leara et
MI KXri-H ABHUI.UTKI.T haw da
1 rnreTev ef all forata of iirwami .. Km .i
, eelr et tke troable. bet af the very eaoae
which predated III Writs today. . ,
i- rar a free erder for Hook 1 oa frprne1a.
; fell dallar kettle ftmmk lea the heart.
Pyre aaeat addrrae Or. book t m tbe aldanr.
htwoe,- s o Book 4 for Woaua.
, Maria. Wta. State Rook f foe Mow.
iwhkk aook roe waat, Book ea Bfceeautlaa.
Wild ae are eftea eared by k slagle bottle.
For aale at ferty theuaaad drag aluaa.
3r.Shoop's
rav-- -;-.'.,-,',, . - a. ;
Kesiorawe
IF.YQU-SEEITJNTHE
v'; JOURNAL IT ISJRUE
4
.--V- -'- " - -,'
' "Hew th de telle of the Krata. '
- bunko affair leaked out for pub .; 4k
. lication in The Journal I do not
e know. said Detective ' Welner
today. "I promised to say noth-
4 ing about.it, because Krata did
a ot want te be loshed' by all hla'
ylrlenaa. ut in its.aaueni rra-
4 , tures th story as printed In Th
4 Journal la true now that the
4 cat Is out of ths bag there is no
4 use of Krata or anybody Bis
' trying to deny that " -
4';t)ni minor error fo which I L. 4
might call attention Is th state- e)
4 ment that Krata ntmaeir teie-. e
4 phoned for m to come to hla sa- ' e
4 - loou in order to hear tbe story of
4 the man he aupposed had been
parUd from his coin,' the tels-v)
4 ; phooe cam - from an adjoining
cigar store, t When X got there."' 4
, however, it waa all over but th . e
ahoutlng. Krata money -was
4 gone and lie bad. not yet come to 4
' realise that he waa really th
.
MANY WITNESSES '
FOR RINER TRIAL
Cases. Begin in May, and Sixty
People Will Be Examined v
Before That
Twenty-nine "witnases weri . af the
offlo of District Attorney Manning yes
terday, to re-state, faots bearing on th
case against R.-M. Rlner. indicted for
obutning money under false pretense ra
oonnectlon with the Tanner creak sewer
work. . The trial la set for May 10. and
will poaltively begin on that date, raa
th continuance was granted yesterday
on th defendant's promts- that. If Wil
liam English, a bricklayer, could not
be brought from San Francisco to Port
land to appeals then, a deposition would
be taken. The defense alleges that Eng
lish knows of a conspiracy among
rival contractors to cause , th : brick
work to be don defectively. .
In addition to the witnesses who were
called to th district attorney's office
yesterday '40 others are to bo oxamintd
before th trial begins. Thoa who were
ther yeaterday are: " T. C Devlin, city
auditor: B. IX Blgler, county aaaessor:
George H. Howell, ef th city executive
board: la, Zimmerman, A. jsentiey,
B. Rumelln. H, R. Alb and A. F. t'le-
gel, member of the council; George
Bcoggtn and A. M. Shannon, of th of
fice fore or former city i&ngtneer na
llottt T. ' W. B. London, of Balfour,
Outhrl ek Co.; C. B. OllverTora O'Neill,
R. 8. Orsenleat J C. Langford, J. M. A.
Lau. . R. W. Vontarue, John Burke,
Joeeph Paquet. O. . F. Bodman. J, V,
O'Nell. C. W. Kllppel, R. 1. Gllsan. R. R.
Dunlway, J. C. .Moreiand, J. . .lgier,
R. O. McHullen, 1. IL Cunningham and
N. A. King.----- - " . , " ,
TOfJEN HOLD SWAY
AT MULTNOMAH CLUB
Annual Exhibition Will Be Given
: by Women Members Jhia
" ' Afternoon.'
This Is ladles' day at th Multnomah
Amateur Athletic dub, and all the feml
nine members of th club and their femU
nine friends will be on hand this after
noon to witness the performance. No
men rave th president, directors and
three newspaper men wlllrb permitted
to attend th exercises. Ths program
Is ssid to be the best ever got up st th
club, and credit for th work goes to In.
structor Robert .ronn. ins program
follows: '' . r- . -vs
Overture, Paraona ercheatraii prelim
inary drill, two-step-series, parts 1 and
t: parallel bars, - marching, callsthenlo
drill, masourka series, walra aeries,
Club-swinging. games. medicine-ball
race, flying hurdle, schottlsche figure
danca. t '
DR. BROUGHER URGED TO I s
r - JOIN EVANGELISTS
Dr. X Whitcomb- Brougher received
another urgent; call by telegram last
night from Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman to
Join the evangeliatio forces In Seattle,
but will in all probability decline. : II
received, an Invitation before th kvaa-g-lists
left, "but now ths request la
strengthened by ths Seattle committee
as well. Dr. Brougher will consult the,
church officers on ths matter tonight
He feels that It would be Impracticable
for him to go, "even though he would
enjoy th work, because he ha th prep
arations for next week In hand.
Tonight at prayer meeting som 25
members will be admitted to th church.
About 1 60 cards were signed at th re
cent meetings for Dr. Brougher's church
alone, and tomorrow evening a' recep
tion will b given for thoa people to
whom special'' Invitations have been
sent, - ..'.. :, ; ...'..
CAN Y0U-S0LVE THIS '
PUZZLE FOR JUDGE REID7
tv- -T-.
.Justice lie id yesterday took under ad.
vlaement th question whether " the
Charles Bmlth that appeared before him
was- the Charles Smith , who som
months sgo resided in Oregon City and
purchased a wedding suit of J. M. Price.
Price . brought suit to recover 117.40
said to be due front Smith. Mr. Smith
and hi wife appeared In court, and their
testimony ahowed that while Mr. Smith
had been a resident of Oregon City, li
had never worn a suit of the descrip
tion given by. Price: that he bad not
been married Within several Months of
ths time the suit was sold, and that he
bad not left tbe town when th plaintiff
alleged. - The merchant waa aura that
th Smith in court was th Smith who
bought th suit, and th court will en
deavor to determine whether on
Charles Smith is ,th Charles Smith a
debtor, jtr another Charles Smith, or
wnstner n is a mun at ail. .j.
UNCLE SAM OPPOSES -
KLAMATH CANAL
vi,v ' I
District Attorney Henry ' yesterday
filed suit to enjoin th Klamath Canal
company from being th watara of up
per Klamath lake for irrigation pur
pose. Th government say th ex Urn.
ive irrigation projects of th -company
will drain th lake and prevent naviga
tion on th Klamath lake end I ..In,
rlvr. Th government contends thst
in lk form a waterway between Or,
gon and California, and srs part nf the
navle.nble waters of il.e 1'nft'd Stated.
Tbe Klamath Irrigation rompany pinna
to Irrigate .00,000 acred from the upper
lak. -.a) ... - ..v.- :
Tou could be relieved of that perlodio.
or chronlo. nervous or sick headachs In
a few minutes, would you continue to
suffer? i '.
Kanerfatly when you ar asaured of
uia lact tnai tne remeay ir iui
tiarmleen, and will have abaolutely no
ether effect, except to relieve and cur
in pain. .... 1 .,,-. ''') -
Anti-Pain PUls
t : Mm V1tl.lKin . !
W7.i tin a,,h rut. ulck and sur.
- That la not all. They will prevent and
re all klnda or pain Neuralgia.
nche. Rheumatlam, Menstrual Palna,
atomaeh acbe.-etc " , ' .
vten. A. Jacoba. merchant Wma. O
recemmenda Dr. MUea AntT-Paln PUIS
as followa:
1 am anxious that all -should know
tl virtue of theae pills. I nave nsea
lk.nl v.. . nd (.aiiiIiIhP thflm Mtr
veious In their inatantaneoua relief of
ha.1ache and all naln. while they leave
no e:iaagre.bl arter enecis.-
Sol.l undrr a guarantee that flrat
packag - will benefit, or druggist will
return your money.
x doea. z cent a never sqia.in pma.
fJOTDER WANTS TO
REGAIN OER GUILD
Divorce Suit of James E. Mc-
Cauley Re-Opened , by
Woman He Divorced.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
BEINQ HELD AT ALBANY
College Girls Give New England
Dinner to Raise Money to i
5urniri a Sorority JJpom. - .
. (Special Dlspatea ts Tk JsaraaL)
Albany, Or., AprU' II. In th circuit
court yesterday afternoon th divorce
suit of James B. McCauley against DU
a.McCauley, decided last summer, waa
reopened upon th petition of , th de
fendant, who mad no appearance last
year when th suit waa brought, - At
that time it was stated shs was out of
th stat and notic waa aerved by
publication. It now develops that ah
was at Sslem. and a soon as ths suit
waa decided McCauley went ther and
took away from hr thlrchlld.-Th
mother wants to regain th child, and
for that reason aaked to have the case
reopened. Judge E. D. Horgan of Salem
appears for her. ;-
Dr. Ralph Olllam of l3well, Masa
who recently completed s- series of
evangeliatio services at Astoria, is con
ducting similar services at th Congrs
gational chufch In this city.
Tho glrla of th Delta PI. th new
girls' Greek letter fraternity at th col
lege, laat evening gave a New England
dinner at th W. C. T. IT. hall, and they
report great success. Mora than $50
was th not result of th effort, and
th money will be used In furnishing a
room to be used by th soclsty at th
college, :.,
DAM IN RIVER SPOILS '
. FISHING FOR THIS YEAR
.'Tk. it in hi ii f i"...-. ,: i:
. -RaWt THepateh to The JearaaL)
; Walla Walla. Wash April It. Trou
bl has arisen over th installation in
th Walla Walla river ef a large dam,
which I said to prevent th passag
of fish up th stream, and - In conss-xn.ni-a
flahlnr In Umatilla county will
be Interfered with seriously, lost
year th Northwestern Oas Electric
company, operating an inmnua eisuirie
plant In Umatilla county, about 1J
milea from Milton, built a datn to fore
th water into It pipe carrying a sup
ply to its tmmenss reservoir. - a - nsn
Udder will be constructed, but probably
too )ate to ksep fishing up Jo th normal
poin, joa. J
. 1 a. 1 aaaa. a aaa. ' ,v
The following number ef peo-
pl hav signed th petitioner-
ea -quesnna i.n n,w twoyuvHa , ,aj
e franchlae to bo put to a voU at
a 1 in uune wavuuu, ep
ak-iaMarch tl IS e
March SI 7 e
e JMarptL ia........ 4
. March 14.................. Ill
March II... ..a..... ....... ; (OS
March IT 7 e
e March St. ........ ........ 461
e March Sl.......,wa......a 410
March SO.. ? S7S 4
March 'SI........ . ISO .
4 April 1. . 4U,4
4 Aprils ..v .. 404 a
4 April '4. ......... SOS 4
4 Aprill., 4SS
4 April .. (04 ro
4 April 7 1J 4
' April (....... 4 e
e AprlllO... ...... .......... t4 e
4 April 11... I4i
e April IS. ...... a. 240; e
' " ' : ...' ; . , -. ' - 4
Total . ,( 4
covxroTX infirm.
Members of" th Council of ' Jewish
Women ar requested to. attend th
housekeepers' mass meeting to be beld
st th school of domestic science, corner
of Tenth and Alder streets, at 10:80
o'clock tomorrow morning. a j
SAXTATXOsT AJUgT M-BJSTIJIO.
. This evening at ths Salvation Army
hall, 118 First street. Rev. H. J. Hoi.
aaphel, pastor of th Ptrst TJnltod Kvan-
gel leal church, will conduct a salvation
raiiy. wwa muaiu Win v m "'
'aaearta
I potl.d
:ae
a or an
a
taay ate aat tro.oia an at all. Va
oa wondara for a. I ta nUrlr .
i a sew aaaaj? ktyiUr, l aaol
kara i
aa!
laelUke
V.
1aant. falatakla, Pol"!, Teat Onnd. De need,
"J.T.r Rl'k.a, W.akae ir Ortpa, !, Krr
r.M In balk Th. a.nnla tablet atamaed 000..
aaranta4 leaar er roar aioaar eac. ,
terliag tmedf Co., Chlcag r N.T. jqj
kXmi SALE, TEN KlUZl COXII
at ,V SSW YXLMTMOlt. ' - e
i save niHM wna aiM iot tntrw-eta yeet
ya rr aa laat April I karaa laklBa (J
for aaa.atpatloa. la tk ftoaraa af a waak I
lha sllaa kaaaa iUaawai sad a tk .i
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' tV Saw, cwoTC4(rtMrne
LIhSE LGSi u
BRED
Admiral Kempff Takes, Cert!fl
eate From ; Harry Reeves.
Skipper of the Mascot ,
I SMALL BOATS SINK IN "
. : - FIRE DRILL EXERCISES
Special ' Inspector Very Busy
Man and Other Commanders
i May L,ose Positions. . :
Sine th arrival of ' Rear-Admiral
Louis Kempff, on river captain has
lost his liosns. and It is said that
othsrs wiu los their , precious docu
ments. ;f : -L '; ''.
Harry Tleeves. skipper on ths Mascot
of ths Kamm lins. is tbe unfortunate
one.. Under the direction of tha admiral
a drill was given on. th Mascot. Th
small boats . were ordered lowered ' In
which imaginary passengers might em
bark and escape to a friendly shor.
Soon after .the., frail craft, struck th
water they sank from view, . Had there
been passengers In them they would
hav been compelled., to swim. Th drill
ceased then and ther and. th captain's
license was taken from 'him. Reeve
had been master .of th Mascot for J I
year., Captain Copeland is bis succes
sor. --, - , '
In th past thro dayr-th following
IT boats have been relnpectd by Ad
miral KSmnff: The Orearan. Dallea Cltv.
Jessl Harkink I raids, Masco I, - Ion;
Ruth, Joseph Kellogg, W. 8. Mason.1
America, ferryboat Vancouver, Charles
R. spencer, Modoc, Northwost, Republic,
Leona and llarvkat Queen. v Speaking in
a general . way , th special inspector
said: ; .-v"-. "-, 1
"I find th boats her in about th
am oondlUoa as they ar in California
no bettor and no worse. Of courss. I
am supposed to withhold my exact
opinion until an official report la for
warded to th department. It Is prob
ably th case everywhere that th craws
on vessels plying in inland watsrs ar
not so wall versed In fir and boat drills
as ar those who man th ocean craft.
It Is du In a great measure to th fact
that th craws on tha former vessels do
not usually retain their positions for a
vary long period at a time." -
It 4 peobable that the admiral is lead
ing th moat strenuous llf of any man'
In Portland. ' H is oa th waterfront
t 4 o'clock in th mornlnar and remains
1st In th afternoon. , His labors are
just fairly begun, and h ssyi h will b
her at least for 10 day.
CHANGES TO KILBURN.
Acoaatasodalems, aad
WSI) SmaU ra Srat But
When tha kteamer F. A. Kllburn re
turn shs will hav spac for th ac
commodation .Of !l caaseoarers ' instead
of 41 aa at present. She le on - thJ
arycock. at ; Ban . Francisco - and aside
from a general overhauling shs will
be provided with tha. cabins. Th work
will take about four weeks. , a .
On her last trip to PorUand ah went
aground at Eureka and aa'ah was
forced to tie up for a tiro it wss de
clded to maJte aba- axtensiv alterations.
Befor leaving Portland on th test
trip Captain -Thompson, mastar of th
steamer, stated that it was th lnten.
tion of ths Watsonvlll Transportation
company, to wnom sh belongs, te keep
th Kilburn in regular commission on
th . Portland-San Francisco route. Th
captain, it Is-said, owns . a controlling
Interest and If this is tru it appear
ther ts no ground for ths statement
which haa appeared from Mm to time
that th ateemer will be operated dur
ing th summer season on a short run
out of ths Bay city.
aXaitaly steamers coming north, 'front
th several California ports hav been
carrying all th pessengera they could
handle and during tha fair months it Is
th opinion that, th traffic will Increase
to such an extent that It will be neces
sary to put more vessels on. ,
MARINE NOTES.
- Astoria, April IS. Sailed at 7 a.- m.,
steamer Northland for San Frsncisoo.
Arrived at t a. m., British steamer
Sandhurst, from Muroran via Seattle.
Arrived in and left up during th
Bight, steamer A cm from San Fran
clsoo. ; i . . -
Falmouth, April S. Arrived, French
bark Pierre Lotl from Portland. '
Astoria. April It. Arrived down aad
sailed at S:S0 p. m., steamer Rosecrans
for San Francisco. ... -n.
Arrived down , at 4:10 and sailed at
1:40 p. m., steamer Cascad for San
Francisco. .. '. ., ...
-Sailed at p. m barkentln T. P.
EmiKhr for Shanghai ,
' San Pedro, April " 1 1. Arrived,
schooner Argus from Portland.
Redotldo, April 12. Arrived, schooner
John A. Campbell from Columbia river,
. Astoria, April 13. Condition of th
bar at S a. tn.. smooth; wind southwest:
weather cloudy. -i .v ...-.(..
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
- On Sunday th steamer, Charles R.
SpencOr will make an excursion trip to
the Cascade Ixck and return, leaving
Portland at o'clock In th morning. ' It
will be th flrat river excursion of th
ssnson. . i : y -; ' v ' -
Th steamer Annie Coming will take
care of, th freight between her and
Washougal until th Ion is ready to go
back on ths rout.
Staamer Northland cleared for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon with HO,.
000 feet of lumber, supplied by th In-
jnan-Poulsen mill. - . ' . . ,
The steamer uaiias City wss taken
for a spin down ths rlvsr this morning
to test her boiler. Shs will go In serv
lo on Th Dalles routs tomorrow.
- This afternoon the government dredge
Chinook Is expected to reach th -mouth
of th Columbia river from Ban Fran
Cisco. Sh was ordered north by MaJ.
W. C. Langfltt, but sh wHl not be op
erated at th bar. but will b kept In
this district. - , ..
Local Inspectors Edwards antf Fuller
this morning - Impacted th steam
schooner See foam, to be operated be
tween Ban Francisco and Point Arena,
On her trip down sh will tsks lum
ber from ths Portland mlll sh will
be ready to sail next Tuesdsy. '
Sine th Uonel R. Wabeter worked
well yesterday on th rout picked
out for her it Is supposed that th city
will again tender th craft to th coun
ty. In th event that sh is not ac
cepted ther Is talk that ths city may
conclude to operate -her. Th Webster
mad SO trip across th river; Mayor
Williams took paaaags on hsr a num
ber of time. It is ssld that no boat
was. sver handled more easily i -lTonight
the steamer Redondo will sail
for Port los Angejrs with 000 tons sf
wheat and rrs.oeo feet of lumber. --,
After pseaag of ' 140 dare the
French bark Plerr Lot! arrived at Til-
' , . are prevented and cored by the greatest of aU, and trict!y, tcisntllc rerscd! f;r . 1
rl . Throat and Lucj Troutlts, C?;bi,' Cclis, rrcnctltisi La Grir? vi .: , , , ,
' , . i - CortMl of Pneumonia After Doctor Fcllssd '4 ,
' MI had been 111 for some time wltt Pneuncnla," writes J. w. CsHnaon cf v
Talladega gprtngr&V Ala Mand was nadcr ths csi of two doctors tat grow no .
better HinUI I tried Dr. Klnflrs New DiMoverr. ' The first dose gave relltf, and
by contlnulnir ita use, I was perfectly cared." - ' .
' sJ2Set-H, rXTTCIilL COTTlES SvT;
mouth yesterday from Portland. - Sh
sailed from tho mouth of tha Columbia
on November SS with a cargo of wheat
and barley shipped by th Portland
Flouring mills.?-...... - - f-',;'v.. r
SANDHURST HERE FOR HAY.
Tnrf Big Oxlamial Zdnatra Vaktaf Cargo
' Tom Fa akurtwm Forat.
Th British steamship Sandhurst ar
rived at Astoria this morning -front
Seattle, where sh took on a shlpmsnt
of oats, and Is expected her tonight.
Sb will moor at the Albers dock, wner
ah will be supplied with about s.ios
ton of baled hay by Henry Mett. Th
steamer will clear tor Tslngtau, China.
It is thought an sffort will b mad
to deliver th cargo to th Russians.
Ths real charterer of tha -vessel is a
Hamburg firm which haa had dealings
with government officials of Russia
ver sine th war began.- ' - A
With her arrival thr will b thre
big oriental liners in port th Aragonia.
Dumbarton and Sandhusst Th Ara
gonla Ul move from th flour mill
thl afternoon and will go to ths Albina
dock for eastern freight. She will be
ready to sail April 10. Th Dumbarton
will be given quick dispatch at th floor
mill and may -leave for Japan Monday
Bids tor hauling th George H. Men-
delL operated by th United states en-
si neera. on the ways for repairs, srers
opened this morning in th off lc of
Malor Lansfltt. Joseph Supple' bid
was S200. th St Johns Shipbuilding
company's 110S. Mo other offers werO
received: th contract will Arobably be
awarded In a day or two. Th vessel
is lying at th government moorings
opposite St. John. , , ; "I .
TTflCa A BAT TO UaTJITOSf.
The gasolins launch Cfaselle, Captajd
SchaSer, haa been placed in service be
tween Portland and Wnnton, calling at
St. Johns both ways. Sh will mak
two round trips a day, leaving Portland
at 0 a. m. and S p. m.. Sb has accom
modations for 00 passengers, and can
mak 14 miles an hour. Tha launch
was built by Hosford Buos. for Key
MCLan OI aaa uranam. vr. tj , -(
Barkentln Amasqn, which reached th
mouth of th rlvr yetrday from th
Hawaiian islands. 4 dsyo trip. Is un
der charter to th Paoiflo Lumber com
nt to. carry lumber to Manila. Sh
will be taken on tj dry dock at.St,
John to hav her hull cleaned and
painted. Sh haa a carrying capacity of
1,100,000 ft . ; . ;.' ,
SPENT WHOLE FORTUNE :
' . IN STANDARD OIL FIGHT
J i (Joora.1 Special erviea.-f 'T'""''"
Marietta, Ohio.. AprU IS. -Th wtll of
th Ut Georg Rie, who spent a life
time In fighting th SUndsrd Oil com
pany, was probated hsr today, Th en
tire estate is-valued at 110,000. H was
farmrly a wtalthy man. ; t'.-i-;:f('
Fif erred Stock OanaM woods. -
Allen Lwuf Bt Brand. -
Do Yoa Pstrenize the
; J ir Yoa DonX Yea Should
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