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THE OREPON DAILY JOURNAL." PORTLAND. FRIDAY, EVENING. MAY 12, 190ff.
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DEATH LIST IS-2I
DEATH CLAIMS 116
ASSETS CONSISTED
-THE-
MIAN'SGARTER
WITHOTIIERS DYING
. . v
One" Official and Forty Citizens
Ninety-one Victims 6f ' Disaster
Experts Work for Hours to Open
" - Ovr Hundred and r-orty inmrea
EFfm Wreck anjd Explosion-
Killed at Zhitomir in To-
Huge Safe to Find Only
Stocking Fastener.
-Aire laenimeo injurca iviwtou,
to Other Cities. . ..
Warrlcmir"" t-
day's Rioting.
CORONER FIXING BLAME
TROOPS ORDERED TO FIRE
CITIZENS DETERMINED . .
TO REBUILD THE TOWN
RECEIVER IN CHARGE OF
FOR FEARFUL DISASTER
ON SLIGHT PROVOCATION
- BANKRUPT BUCKET SHOP
:;i..:v:T-j
MAIN
F IN SNYDER CYCLONE
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Victim of Accident Dies In Hot
pital Six Bodies Are Still
Unidentified. .
" (Journal SpecUl Brlc.) - -
rHarriaburg. May 12. Three o -th
dead from th Pennsylvania railroad
-dtaaatcr-atllynnill SIlps!onnear
fcere yesterday ' wer' identified thla
- nornlni. Mill ; NUI Robinson of
" Cleveland. Charlea "B. Rlsonlck of llar
r risfcurg, and Thomaa Xewls,,a Pu11"1""
. tar conductor., ol Jersey- City.: 1 his
Samuel
-" theatrical manirt.rf Er"'n
'V rarai burn .received Tlj the '
! .. : . Thla locreaaea the list of dead to 21.
Outers of th injured, who jiumber 140,
.-'am vrMMrerl ta die. v"-.
7 terday and began taking "testimony thla
morning. According to the - story
brought out befor the Jury the wreck
""waa occasioned by the breaking of an
-,lr valve In the "middle -of a' freight
train, which waa auddenly stopped on
being flagged by the crew of g shifting
engine ahead on the same track. iwi
caused the cars, in the middle of the
train to buckle, and they fell over on
" the paesenger track -Jst-th--wva.-Jandxpra-caroe-.
thundering up. - As
the train waa atopprd a few alight ex
- nrnnT'rA and then the big ex
plosion tn uJLlrtTJ5S-r45l
Pullman oppoafte H and Befflr ttr the
wreckaaa. Shortly afterward a sec-
ond.;exptostotrfollowe&
IIARR1MAN IS FORCED
Jft-ABANDON-SCHEMES
Railroad - Magnate Humiliated
' by Bankers New Truce .With
.Hill and Vanderbilt. ;
" IJeurnel Special gerilee.V-
New Tork. May 12. It Is reported in
- ---Wall street that tme hae been ar
- ranged between the Hill-and Harrtman
Linlerest and that the latter have been
forced t: agr t ew treaty-or the
- division of tranacontinental . territory
through t tie) pressure exeriea oy me
banking house of Kuhn, Loeb Co. .
Briefly atated, Harrlman la forced to
give up hi Idea,- of acquiring th North
weatern and Instead will permit the
Northwestern to ahare JnUjcjMjtioJLotl-
aTKnrSl'tr Pedro line and also to run
"T through -train f romjChleago-orer th
"T Union Paclfte-to--tb-Qaitcjle--i Aleo
J.torced to abandon hl plan of aggreselve
- camnatin against th Gould lines to pre.
4iyent-ihbuUdlBg et-ttt'WetWrrft--
olflo by compelling them to unload tneir
freight' at Ogden and El raso. and. baa
Zagred to keep out of llllf territory
ThrougKTTh repbrledagreemenl. ft
new community of tiiferestsTiasbcen
arranged, which- will prevent ny ex
tension of the Great Northern system
-int the Harrlman territory. . Th
'money tn the Harrlman treasury will be
devoted, to. Improving the present ilnes.
BgTnf th Bnasla mute, which will
be brought tip to th standard of the
main line and th Improvement of the
'hipping facilities to compete. with the
Northern Paclflo and -Oreat: Northern
rather than th construction of new
-llnu.
r" It Is probable that t n eHarrlman4
pptlon on the Monatt line will be turned
ver to the Rock Island people, though
'e Intention regarding this line I still
mystery.' -
TRIGK IS
EASY
Out Panama Hats
at $5.00, $7.50
- and $10.00
Seiriike magic because the qual--y--4hrerMirhe7prie9Te
shaded now Jto the'.lo West ' point.
. You will .: understand why so
manypeopI ; pfertd6uy here
if you'll take alook in when you
need "anything in Men Furnish
ings or Hats." '.
7 agents for the dunlap
. - - - - hat.::
r Robinson CS, Co.
i ' . Hotel Perkins Bld.--1
Reign of Terror Exists and He
'C. brew Quarter-Presents a
- Scene of Desolation;
V..:;v: (Juuflj gprut fterlce.) .. . ,(
Bt. Petersburg, May It. Another out
break ocuurred today at Zhitomir In
which one official .and 40 aubjecta are
reported to "have beeirfcilledrrThe froVT
ernorh. warbed-th-nob that If din
order ooc.ura again, the troops will fire
at the slightest provocation, and If tb
threat la carried out more bloodshed 1
peebaele.
JUi'g:f terror trtatg andmi Jew
lali auarter creftente Bectacle of desov
lattOnT Tbonsatids withouhltgfiTh te(g eiommlttee met thta-wtorn.
and reduced to absolute beggary,
It Is stated that th Jew fought
valiantly for their protection. A band
of-0o-ww-thoroughly a?hf (Taiid "wer
able to realst the Kuaaian through the
assistance pf local Poles. "
The streets are filled with Cosaacks
nd. Infantry, holdlng-ln check tha reat-
les population, eaacr to renew tumults.
Manr of th shODS. mirticularly those
of the Jews, sre still barricaded, and
rumors of Impending attacka have
caiiMed the Jews to-, gather for mutual
protection. : . ' '
Arenewlf-rdioTer-on -jnarger
scale la planned for Sunday, but the
governor announcea strenuous measures
to repress any. uprising!
Jnformittlen been received of -an
other Jewish massacre at Projonoff, tn
th Chednovskl dlntrlct. A mob headed
by a Wttorlons JewbeHey attacked -tb
Jewish quarter and sucked small stores.
Jew who tried to protect their prop
erty were, shot, stabbed and alashed.
For more than an hour a pitched
I battle rsged. Ute Jowbaltera . yuihlng
through " the St reeta-i attarllpg
whenever encountered. . Eleven Jews
wer killed end more than 60 wounded.
CIRCUS DELIGHTS
- FOR YOUTO AND OLD
Some of the Things That Are to
..' Be Sean fn the Big
Tent. . -"
This la the first circus day of the
season, and Nords & Row drew a large
crowd to Multnomah field this after-
some Inkling of th glories to be wit
nessed with the 'new showiTfie 'many
riding iu:ta, m!d-lr anfferoTjatl fstl
thrill everyone, and" present Indications
nnlnt lo one of the most uccessful en
gagements h1 .popufai-FeahlbiUon has4-
ever liad here. Thr-will b another
pertoCTSJiC tonight and , twfl mora e x-
ow. , u- program lol-
liowa
Orand entr and parade of all bare
back riders,, performera, thoroughbred
racing 'stock'' and animals around the
hippodrome track, ending with a tourna
ment In the two rings and upon th
etr -rated stage.
BiTrtack . riden and exposlirflns or
horsemanship and showing all gaits by
horses Rldersr Rose Dockrill, in grace
ful' bareback and trick riding; George
Holland, somersault bareback rider;
Austin King, hurricane hurdle jumping
andJ0C1tey rldIhg; rank and Dolly
Miner tn a two-iuraa carrying act
Herbert Rumley In a beautlfur atgplaypt-to 88e-r-4 mil an hour. As War-
of expert horsemanship; William Dutton
In an absurdly laughable comedy hurdle
act on his famous mule; Estella Settler
and her cake-walking horse,-"King," a
pur white Arabian, and M'lle Jullen, a
dashing bareback .equestrienne.. -
Acrobata, gymtiaats and mid-air per
formers 8even marvelous Bellford
troupe of acrobats: Melnotte, La Nolo
and Melnotte on the elevated all ver wire;
the Sisters Sllbon on the flying trapeie;
the daring aerial -Wevers;th four
Gardner family In an aerial casting act;
the five Flying Banvards; th graceful
McDonald trio of seniaUun&l bicyclists;
th seven Kisnlmona Japanese troupe;
the- Sugtmoto Japanese -lady acrobat
and awordsmenr
f trick
elephants; a achool of - educaUd -aea-Ilona;
two fierce Siberian bears and a
btoodhounaHrl
and dromedaries broken to harness;
cake-walking stallions; 20 Shetland
nannaneuVersr high-
Jumping horses, etc. ,
Clowns Twenty JOliy, Jesting fellows
headed by "Cheerful Jim" West, "Happy
Billy" LaRue. - "Tote" 1- DucrowBlU'iJ
Bcott and - his trained pig -and th
groteaque Ollpans.
Hippodrome races and sports close
th performance.
. T. Compare the-Two. -
It Is an unwritten law, but fact,
nevertheless, that nine people out of ten
bel!vrThatpriee"afhighcr on tn
cmt-than- In New- York or Chicago,
especially in men' wearing apparel. It
la a rank mistake. Th stores in this
city ar as reasonable in prices as those
of the east, quality -of merchandise con
sidered. The old worn out IfleaT Of
i'ght, etc., 1 nd longer any . factor
Mg thy t mention, for it la offset more
than four, fold by cheaper .store' Tent
Oood newspaper advertising is cheaper
in the city of Portland than any other
city In the 1'nited Statca. The Chicago,
9- 1-73 Third atreet. Portlands great?
est outfitters,1 are selling choice of 100
style of 115. Ilf.50 and $11 tailor-made
suits at 111.) This sale or fine suits
cannot t compared anywhere at this
trifieTbT-yMr:- remembfr. at tnllm
when -moat store xpert gooff prnflts.
Bur the Chicga- gained Ha positron
at the head of all coast clothing estab
lishment by I vlng th people courteous
treatment In good-qUallty and under-
selling all other toreg. t -r -
Pleaae Don't , Neglect -
To take advantage of th greatest
roTfer ever made In pur line, rrldsy
and Sfllurdsy, May the lth and. lth,
respectively, we will sell at our-well
known asUbllshment. 211 . Morrison
street, Calrfornla'a best product In port,
sherry,' Muscat or Angelica. wlne for
IS, cents a gallon. . 3Tou compare these
wines with any others offered at $1. or
ven at 11 1 a' gallon, and yeu will find
that It If even superior to1 them. - DonPt
forget to ask for A. D. O, ry whiskey
If In nJ of a good, pur old whiskey
for medicinal or any other us. IX
Oermanus. th family liquor dealer; 221
Morrison strest, Portland.
Streets . Are Beings Gradually
Cleared of Debris and Wreck-
- -age. From-Storm." . , 1
(Journal Bpeclal Brvtce.
-r 6nyder,-)kla., May -1. Th trceta
are gradually " being cleared qt th
wrrrkngw ' fiid "rd.T rcatnicrt All
thdeadhajgbsen. nlacnd I" rsskjrf
and arrangements ar under way for a
general Juneralahainjured with, in
excuDtlon of those able to care for
tnetrtiiclVes are being removedJyLLia-
Ior: and Oklahoma. City, wher they ar
belng-cred for In hospltale and homes.
lug to nuke plan for handling th sup
pile and cash contributed. CltUeha
are mm lu iueir aeiermiimiion io -build
the town and already steps are
under way -and material Is being con
tracted for.
Nlriety-on badles. of victims hav
been" Identified. "TheltotalcasUaltles
are estimated at lis. More than 100
are seriously Injured, many of them fa
tally. Not more than 20 house ar
left standing, while three iuarter of
the structures are totally wrecked.
The nfniv'i f"- '""' -ntliinri
throughout last .night and today and
It 1-expected that probably more-than
that many more corpses will be recovered.-
- Only - a portion of th victims
have"bi!en identlf itrmatiypron ar
missing and a1' number of the .wounded
are In a critical condition.
Thtorm formettriiear v. tb '.Texas
Una and Its path extended northeast J l
mora than 40 miles,- causing damage afJ
Alius, ciusiee, una oilier euiitti uwub
and in th country as well as at Snyder.
he casualties .oillwld l)tPPXflXw ill
aggregate 25 and may gu higher:
In accordance with th requeat or
Governor Ferguson, the mayors of vari
ous Oklohoma cities and the pastors of
churches held meetings today to provide
funds for the aid of the aufferers. --The
signal corp of th National Guard from
Law ton is aiding in-the rescue work
while 100 laborers have been prpvlded
by-th-Jrrlacaoad.iOclegrway..the
wreckage.
It Is feared, that a number of bodies
were consumed in xth flames which
broke out after th storm and buried
what' remained of a number of business
blocks, ft"ha not-yeV bnBCarta4nad
whether or- not any - bodies . wer cr
mated. - ..." -
About 75 head of horse and cattle
were-killed on the townelt and debris
la acattered all over th country mor
of the fragment of homes being strewn
way from Bnyder than in .the
tornado's path
t th town.
JUKT AWAnUd WIUUW"7r
SIX THOUSAND' DAMAGES
HlBoeclaL Ptopetcs "te The IneroaL) :
t CtiPhalls, . M ay it-. Th-eartngirPf
the damage ault or Lull Warring and
herhfrdreir"Kga1tlsfth"yoTtheiii Pa-
ciflo Railway company. ..for 126.000
cam to a close In the superior court
befor Judge Ric her yesterday. De
cember 6 Charlea Warring, the husband
of Mrs. Warring wa killed at. the
TTrfnrtt. - .If.af i m M 0mttmmlar wrf tha
J Northrn Pa,cifi0 byTi freight train on
which Engineer. Copeland waa at the
throttle. A satisfactory settlement
could not be mad out of court and Mrs.
Warring sued for $26,000. Warring was
I driving team ft "p" ffnlti tb
train dashed through town at a rapid
speed rate, estimated all the way from
ring reached th crOsalng the train
caught him, killing the man and both
horses,
The ess -we tried for the plaintiff
by; M. A. Langhome and Forney & Ponder,-and
for th company byv Judge Car
roll B. Graves, Mr,-Avery and V. E.
Harmon. The jury out about two
hours. Including the noofThour ahTen
dered a verdict awarding the plaintiff
16,000. It is understood that tha com
pany originally offered $1,000 In settle
ment" of th claim.' -Th cawtlt be
appealed.
EAST SIDE HAPPY -
- OVER P0ST0FFICE
Fist Portlands' new postofflce, at the
will w uyciiau net muiiunj . . i w r-. -
ness. Th ornce win ne in cnarge or w.
g Ualvor, appointed-by Postmaster
Minto at the request of east side cltl
ens, and who formerly had charge of
th east side postal station. He will
have for assistant it. U Rogers. Hugh
D.-Trguson and a full corps "BfTlerks
for stamp and money order business.
Th offlc will dispatch about 11 car
riers.
There la much rejoicing among east
Id buelness men at the restoration of
a postofflce there. Joseph Buchtel,
chairman of the cltlsens' committee that
had been working with Postmaster
Mlt4v for 1t-eetabltmmenV has ea7d
a meeting of the committee and rothf
business men at the new postofflce to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to meet
Mr, Minto and H. B. Hall ot Washing
ton, D. C, assistant, superintendent of
salary and allowance division, and con
gratulate th officials An the success of
their work.
NOTGAMBLINGriUSr
(Special nimtxteh to
Corvallls, Or.. May 12.-E. AV. Htrong.
Jess Brown and Mike Cllne., accuaed
Ot gambUng on the evenwg -of A prU-2, 4
were dismissed" at 11 o'clock last night
when the . trial closed. Kvideric was
Introduced that the police raided
Strong's office and caught there three
men about a -table on which 'werw-Thtp
and money, while each man "held cards.
The defense offered waa that they ware
not gambling, but war waiting for
fourth man to start a game.'.
CHI1UI MAX. IBTATTB AQTITB.
. (gpeelat Dlsoatch tn The Joaraet.) ,
Ghehalls, May -12. George --Qelssler
has trnded hls-opera house property on
Market Atreet to John D. Rice, one of
Chehalls' pioneer' merchants, .for the
store building and lot of the l'tte"r on
Chehalls avenue. It Is understood that
Mr?Jsier- gts tMOircash in the deal.
Mr; Rice will at ones' rfpnlr th Oelesler
building, which was,Tadly wrecked by
fire 'a few weeks ago and move his
mercantile- business Into Jt." Chehall
reslty prices have mora thsn doubled
within the last year and a half- . ,
nnntn t nrrtili
t uuiimu iUjtJ t xm i
r I
NoTVIonbgram Found on the Silk
and Fluffy Bow of Asset to
HZ' Sugge8t-0wny-:Ll r
(Jouratl Bpecltl Brlc.
New Tork, May' 12. After experts
had worked for mora than an hour to
open the. big safe In th office of Ilalght
& Freeae. a bankrupt atockbrokerag
Company, their efforts were . rewarded
and the ponderous doors swung open.
RepresenUUve of - the receiver . and
ettornave nnil . lrU er present wait
lag to tuka charge -of the seeurlti and
Cash that mjght be found. .
The inner boxes were, opened, but no
securities were found.' nor: was" ther
tny"tnwrcn w"rths 't)pxes; however.
in a carefully torea envelope, repre
sentative Of the receiver. B. B. Robin
son, .found a woman's garter."
The young man held It up tor Inapec
tlon, then returned -it to- the box. .He
mad memorandum of It, placed it
among the assets of the concern, and
seated it in th-box
It s the most valuable find in the
great safe of the Ilalght & Freese com
pany.' There is no monogram-on the
silk and fluffy- bow, nor was thera any
thing la Buggest th owner's rme ;
AH books and letters And other para.,
nhernalia of the big bucket shop con-
oarn, was tak
receiver.
RUSSIA OFFENDED AT
. CRITICISM BY KAISER
1 (Journal Special Serviced
St. Petersburg, May 12. Reports of
the kaiser's speech in which he referred
to the Ruaslsn army a being Sisorgan-
issil lis e'lns a ml ill lllilrrriTirnsti-fTtT
telegraphed her yesterday, but thecnH
sor prohibited their publication.. Knowl
edge of the utterane is therefore- eon
flned to the cxar. high offlclal and
newspaper. The keonest resentment Is
manifested by the court and army of
ficials to whom the matter is known.
The statements of the kaiser were
made in the review of the troopt st
8trHbwrndMdfcitril
him are as follows:
- 'Th Russian armr "which fought at
Mukden bad" becom enervated by Im
morality and drunkenness. - Only in this
way can it defeat atMukden be -explained.
As Russia ha shown weakness
in the- Dresence of -th 'yellow danger.
circumstance might arise which would
place upon Germany the task of oppos
ing this danger. . Officers and men must
spend their time well, so thst they shall
notf alLJnto Jmmoralltjr.and Intemper;
sjje.1 y -
YELLOW FEVER DRIVING
-EMPLOYES FROM PANAMA
- (Journal Special getTlee.) -
New-orkiMa jH. Thirtumployeg
ofthelsthmtan comm1sstontnostly
clerttawbol)ayB beanwitrking Jn Colon,
arrived on the Panama railroad team
ship Seguaranca today. Yellow fever
In tha canal xone frightened away tha
employe, -w-horTently- resigned. One
of them said that JO others had also
given up -their Jobs and would come to
Newyork.pn tn nexi-aieamanip.
J. M. Seawgrl- Richmond said that
If the fever continued to spread . "ft
appeared to be spreading when the
Seguarancia safted, .It would be lmpos
slble to keep men enough on the isth
mus to do the clerical work. High of
ficials. It Is said, received better treat
ment and had better quarter than the
clerks. ; ''
RATHER THAN STAND
TRIAL KILLS HIMSELF
-8peeUl-i)lptch tor The Jourul.)
-Helennr-Mont.. May-4i: LaU-advlces
from Wibaux, tha scene of the killing
of Floyd Sackett by Mark White last
night, states that White arter Deing ar
rested was allowed to see hi family and
arrange bla affairs' prior to being con
fined in Jar. After systematically ar
ranging his business affairs and bidding
his family good-nye white committea
suicide rather than atand trial for kill
ing Sackett.
Both men wer prominent cattlemen
nil tha ahootlnc of Sackett was the re
suit of 'in altercation over the moving
of some aheep from land on which cat
tie were being graied. both men .claim
ing authority to lssu orders.
GIRL BRANDED ON BACK
WITH RED-HOT FLATIR0N
- " (Joorsal Special Service.)
- Yorkr P.rMay II, -To be branded on
the 'back with a red-hot flatlron, to be
scalded - with boiling wster, to b
stripped, naked and lashed with a horse.
whip until the blood spurted and until
the victim became breathless, to be fed
red - pepper and - knocked -down .with
stovewood and to receive an ordinary
whipping every day for four years and
have hair yanked out by the handful
theae are soma of th cruelties' 11-year-old
Effle Jacobs, daughter of K. W.
JacobT)f this nttT. ay wera practiced
upon her by Mr.-nd Mrs. John Llrd.
wealthy farmer folk or Fairview-town
ship, this county; The Lairds have been
arrested and will be prosecuted for the
Inhumarrtreatment given their-ilttl
servant. .
Itch e 8 , -oozes, - dries - and
scales over and over again;
local applications do not
cure it Because they cannot
remove its cause, which is
an impure condition of the
blood. The most obstinate
cases have been perfectly
and permanently cured by
a course of :,
Hood'sSarsaparilla
the best medicine for salt
rheum in all the world.
' Tor faetlnuwiLri tf m.LAU .
aend tew VUtetit n. KmH Bk., kj -
I-.V. M. 0
w nooej voLOWCU. Mottle
tn the list of dlstlnctlvsly hlsrhTgrad
piaiU!gthr--ar-none-Ternap inai is
more popular wun muau-iana ioobhu
than the Packard. Th Packard among
nrofeaalonal musicians -confirm Its ex
cellenc In th two essentials of a thor
oughly good instrument beauty of tone
and permanence of tonel A piano -may
Doasesa all th desired qualities of tone
at-tbe time. f ltg.purthB- nd yet. Jn
a comparatively ' abort time, go tne
melancholy way of many Instruments
and become, to all musical lntenta and
rDoeoe. as tuneless and tuneless al
cracked bell. - "The Packard tone W rich,
brilliant and- gympathetlo. ; It I an in
strument In which the, finest, malaciuls
and. tofln Wkt lf"trr rnaaufacturlng unit
to make thia tone, unalterable with time.
Rare tonal beauty allied with great sus-
talning power.ana , eiy . exceptional
durability makea ' the Packard piano
what t peculiarly Is the piano for the
home. The eas designs of th Packard
are beautiful and artistic; a full line of
which can be seen at all time at our
waremom J and wher-e we -would -be
oleaaed to hav you call, see and hear
them. Twenty other different mikes to
select from and all Bold at reasonable
prices and on our eaay payment plan
which 1 to popuisr wun-n-pt7piB.
Aliens Gilbert
RamakerCo.
oominsm kxtsmbts xobbxsov.
PUPltS-TORESENT-
"COMIG OPERETTA
Capital Entertainment Promised
by St. Lawrence School
"This Evening.
Tt.. mmlli tt T jr.n(.. arhool. un
der the directing of the Sister of tb
ImmaculaU-Haart-Will lv an enter
tainment this evening at St Lawrence
assembly hall. Third and - Sherman
streets. A comlo operetta wut ne in
feature of tha program and the musical
club will give several number. The
menrtHtHHr-- JiWbF, T.X enned y
MzKennedyr- vlollna; Ju SauvalivW.
Lay cock, oaepn" Jacob, A. Weber, man
doilnliJi C: r Loshbough, -J-Jacob, 8.
Stanton,:. H; Kasper; guitars; O. Feld-manr-banjov
F. Gallaghef, piano., -
Th "program- follows: - Overture, st.
Lawrence Musical dab; greeting chorus,
mueio cleee; piano solo "Vals de Con
eerC" Mary Kennedy; piano 4rlo
meeeh, C. DeQrandnr. T. Weber. H. I
Abbott; illy drjli senior musio pupus;
piano dpet,' "Flowef. Falrlea," B. Cowan,
A. Senn; piano solo "Le Zephyr," A. M.
Twiss; violin - solo, - "Angel a Dream,"
Thomaa Kennedy; MJohnny Visit - th
Museum." M. Weber and J. Underwood;
s solo, "Barrarnlla." H Kssperi
chorus, "Rocking on the Billows," sen-lr-rouslc
pupils; lano trio "JubetBer,"
R. Underwood; M. Meagher, H. Kasper;
vocal solo, "Dear Homa Land," A. M.
Twlsa; piano solo, ''Katasle de Con
cert,11 - M. Bummer ehorua "Gipsy
Girls,"-Junior musiopupHs; pla.no solo,
"Ripples on th Lake," W. Lay cock;
character song, JJ Meagher. A, Abbott,
J. Stanton; piano aoio, "folk de con
cert," F. Gallagher; national melodlea,
St. Lawrence Musio dub.
ThBogu Schools inspector," the
comlo operetta, will be given with the
following personnel:
Mr. Pointer, school teacher.. A. Bauvian
Mr. Fetchem, achool attendance of
ficer ,..-.,.... O. Feldman
Colonel Fig, inspector of schools.
.: W. Laycock
Vlet;xamlneehool in colonel's ab
sence J. Weber
Johnny Stout, lazy school boy......-
. i , . iV,TniTinV. 1 1 . . . si. F Saqylan
Dance and chorus of school children.
Act I Hark! th erhoolbell.
Piano duet "Orat-Va
..."V M. Bummers. M. Hchanen
Act II Roll call and examination by
bogus Inspector,
Piano olo "Air Varie'
.Ruth lnderwood
Act III Dunces' chorus and1' entrance
genuine Inspectors-
ARSENIC CAUSED DEATH .
OF-BLUEBEARD'SWIFE
- (Jeeraal Speeist Service.)
Chicago. May 1?. Strong- 'evidence of
a sensational character was heard today
in th trial of Johann Iloch, the alleged
Bluebeard, 'ivtitopsy phyatclsns told of
pathological studies of the organs of the
dead woman .and declared that 'arsenle
waa the cause of- her death. The powder
found on Hoch's' person ' at his Arrest
was identified by druggjst as arsenle
sold by them.
BRAKEMAN CHARGED
WITH ROBBING MAILS
r i (jnorntl gnertst Servlca.)
. Chicago. May II. Otto Kleppln and
Fred Latham, brakemen on St. Paul mail
train between Chicago and Milwaukee,
wer arreated today charged by the
nnstnfnr omclala with robhlna tha
malls in an amount aggregating fl,000
la. the last few jearg,
rooAX numr to svoaira.
(gpeelsl l)lnt.S "tir The Jeorast.)
--Albany, Or-.May It The Albany lo
cal train on the Southern Pacific run.
nlng between this city and Portland,
will after June 1 run to Eugene. A
new steel turntable was on th local
freight last night to be placed in Eu
gene for the us of the train. - It Is ex
pected that the local train will mate
rially relieve the rush during the ex
position for the overland train. T- -
Excursions to Seaside Via A. A C.
R. Make a Big Hit. $1.$0.
- Round Trlpr ---V
Only three more this year. Try on next
Sunday, A seat, g good tim and squar
deal for everybody. . Ticket on,, sal
every dsy at 211 Alder street and Union
depot Sunday morning"."- Train leaves
nloa dtpot I a. m. ..
- Printers .Ink . will do
many things. --lt tells
daily of wonders, but it
can't commence to tell
of the great values we
offerjljrtriMen'a- and
Voung Men's ftobby
Summer Suits. See fo
-ryourself by making a
visit -'-to - this "stor eT 1 1
7 has well paid others
7 it- will - pay - youlNo
need of quoting you- -V
our prices here.;' A $201.
suit looks as good on "
J paper no matter if it Is -.
offered you for $20 or
' for $5. ..So .there - you 1
- are.-- It is very easjTtb
makeclaims." We do
iKrt Intend Jo allareyouizx
to our .store by false
and exaggerated offers.
Legitimate, and . honest
values alone are the factors through which we intend to
get your trade and hold it " f -
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' genuine article, made of proper and se
lected ingreniens, ground With skill nd
care, with linseed oil and honesty, the"
flne combination found in the paint we
have on sal. , It will do your heart
good to aee th painting don with our
satisfying sort of ; painw.
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