The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1905, Page 3, Image 3

I ASTOUNDING FEATS
r
DF-GYPSYSEERESS
f;rAir StTPefersbTiFg Talking ABout
"TT Wonderful Fortune-Telling
PREDICTED DEATH OF ......
GRAND DUKE SERCIUS
odthatBluflLJPri)phetjc
Color and I s Assisted by Child
-in , Prophesying.
r:fz...,,::J,' AMERICAN WOMAN
!';.r S'r Y2 - MnS Flora Bigelow podge. New J r'-':: j VilQJ L -
- I -. L; kl York j.Society Leader, to"" ,. lr "-' I f3C Pir-4Ti' "Al I A II
- " .;' . k frO! .wd onel -U- U"fcT" ' . jfcS . , zp JV U l p.:
t r 'T'KAi i croom' is' cousin to VSSe" twl : Ml "
; 'f'il i - DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH .JL -J'J- "
-Bride; SisterofPoultney-Bigev W.eJire 1 TOr-rfflf Jr '
Irll . jowd Most original ofl-l Headquarters ic- The New Store ; .
j - -ocietyWomen.n: v,-,,...;- I! ' ... . . .. -, .'l -, . . : - "
' By SmU Benjamin.)
(Copyriibt, Hunt - K.ws BerHeo, ,b
tvir. to Ike- Jmrl.":
LMMd
". St. Peteraburg, May ,?. All. 18U.
PeterebUTg Is talking of, the astounding
f at In -fornn- lltna. attributed lo
. ,Anaatasla JPhUUpopOU, Gypsy gin anu
-i- mother trom the province. ofXsurldaJn
' muthtfn RudU. Though Anastaata
llvealnjjhe unfasWoji'uJile-IjiIistcictflX
T'OaTefriaya. Haven, mllee away from tne
'";.' amart east end -of the cltv; aeorea. of
uamiagee. arrive' every day. a her dwell-.
r. ing,;. bringing- Jadlea ,of .the court and
irlch-emen,-and. abmetlmeB amart ao-
-- clety, who,raylng-the-tiBtaBtialk t ot
i U rubles, drive away convinces that
5 -they. ae-4nforjn ad beforehand of all the
T" tanportan eveuta- of- their future Iivsv
The propTietesa . holds audleneea In a
, small room -entirely-decorated In blue.
' Blue, ahe declares, 4a a prophetlo
rolor and before telling the -future to
."her clients ahe plna av'bow jf blue rlb-
- bon to their shoulders. 8herefUBa to
visit her patrons' houses, declaring that
" In every city In Russia there exists one
room and-one room only. In which alia
-f- can foretell events -r
- The Oypny came Into fame Immedl-J
T.i.(eIy after' the- aaaaaaliuttlOHof tirand
Duke ' 8tralu. ' Two daya before the
; tragiu evonu Mmo. eluhulteff. the wlfel
, of a rich . merchant who had been to 1
" Anaatasla the day before, revived, a lt- f
' ter ,Xrom the propheteaa. declaring in
ungrammatlral Kulan that 'all eyea
' will be turned on Moscow soon. I see
blood:" At first Mme. Schukoff kept
this letter rfeeret. fearing: it would com-'--
uromlBe the propheteaa.. . But after a
-r few daya ahe showed It to a frjend, with
--?-the result halAuaarucla a ..fame eprean
T all over the city and doaena of well-to-
tlSTVuaTr?
" the o of h I'ctropavlovek ahe WTote
'. to Grand "Duke Vladimir warning him
-3 thathla aon Cecll.-who-wga-ort board,
wi tn peril or nia int.- - -
An Infant playa an Important part In
-1 Anaataaht'aj piedu jjHB. Drrwatd Trr
bright blue, she playa onlhe rioor. cry-"
IngMOut When, as AnaUla-puu .lt,. "a
..- aniatake la being made." When the little
' alrl keepa quiet Anaataata declarea that
ahe in. aatUflexLwlth th- predictlona ahe-4
has made. But a cry means that tdo
, client must om jiome other day
TTAnSlBtaala "Ta- repufedT "to "Rave made
. v un-aiie unm miiua u.w uuih m
. aha declares, ahe wlll go bark to Crimea
; and buy the . toriaccrf plantation on
-v- which, aa a girl, ahe worked.
BENSON LOSES APPEAL :
it ON ORDER OR REMOVAL?
.. v-i ? ..
V (SiwcUJ DUpiteb byfceawd Wle to Tb Journal)
New York. May 10. juage rin-
"aJr'fenacdTaTalhsl John A. Benson, iho"
ciifornlan. who la accused of land
f rauda. who- w.aa before him on an ap
plication for a warrant',' of removal.
Judge Holt Bald he -would grant the
warrant aa asked for -by General Bur
nett the United Bta tea Dlatrlct At
torney, but on the application of Frank
II. Piatt, representing Benson, the sign
ing of the warrant waa delayed until
Tuesday next.. .
General Burnrtt also A asked that the
ball be Increased to-IJ0.0OO. but Judge
Holt thought the existing ball of 116.000
sufficient. That Benson might -not be
In custody on Sunday the signing of the
warrant waa doihyed until Tuesday,
when he will give ball for hie appear
ance In Waahlngton on some day next
-week, v- '
Exhibits on the Fair Grounds.
Will how up 100 percent better If
ahown tip- on -m-l -our- parquet or
hardwood floora. - Call at 2t Yamhill
" atreet and Investigate. Hardwood floor
ing for sale. Portland Hardwood Floor
xompanjr; .'. ... JT
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Princes. Ltmise, o( Orl.MMMt
--SporV-She U Quoted as Haying
cause There I Not in All Europe
SIIOlffliNIINC
Austrian Artists Reproduce Rus
sian Mass'acre In All of Its I
v Fearful Horrorr-
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF-
- - FASCINATED BY PICTURE
: t -t - - 1
Monarch Gazes Silently at Mi
. terpiece. His Features Work- '
- ft
2 With Emotion.' :
(loprrlfbl, II cant New Serrlre.. by Leaf
WlrW tn T1" Jnrnl.
Vienna, May 20.' Emperor Frana
Josef yeaterday vlalted-'the studio of
painters Hans Toepl and Von Kossoek",
last as they had finished a picture
showing with an extraordinary tower
of palhoa and realism, the maaaacre of
February 22. . Aa Boon aa t'hey heard
th nema, the painters went to St. Po
terMburgwherothey got the details at
first hand. '
The picture is eight yards by. four
and one half yards and goes from lien
to London and then probably to A mcr
Ira.. -The wide aquare in front of the
Winter Palace la ahown bathed tn "Win
try sunlight. The palace is on the right J
with the adthTrnlty In the background
and .the Peace column towering abovd
the bloftdy scene. ... 1
The- proceaslon haB Just reached the
aquar-and ,a battalion nf surrrts TaTIrT
front of the palace. A light smoke hov-
cr;
Tf the. tro"p, prjowing mY Jiuvfl
Just fired a volley.' beveral vlctima
have dropped, their blood coloring the
may be had here at any
perfectly.
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of Gikon Uirl and Loves Outdoor
SaidjrhaheiHNeyer..MCTyJBe?.
a Prince Fit toWed alHealthyJGlrt:
.RUS W snd n ffitnla of PrmFH- ' fhnrif.
inn. their colonel urging them on.
Father' Gopon Is' prominent In front of
he people and an old man carrying a.
crosa has fallen at his slde,Anpthpr
gray-beard hu JuaT dropped with a bul
let riddled picture of the car and lies
on his bank dyiriirl)hftklng his fiat at
the Bolriterff. - A terrlfimi muthftr tr
u4m
m7 a
Tlo protect her children, one of whon
glrW -lwottnded in the arm. Atatt
workman -barea his chest and shouts to
the aoliliers to bayonet htm. '
: the ftra--lines r f people, ..thou
sand praB-.rorward,' unaware of the
danger. The bare treea of thg"garaens
where the Secrilldren were shot to
fdath, gtvwrnlBtfrT()11iSraramati(j
accne ' . - '
The---ejrreMedlrtnfl7T6r-roer
five minutes at the picture, his features
workinsjwtthj emotion, He. tjuestioncd
the artists miuloly.about the work:
EMPTY CARDINALSHIPS
:MEAN:sAVINGT0' VATICAN
tCoyrlfbt, Bemmt News BerTlw, " by Least d
Wlre to Th Journal.)
vacant cardlnalshlps. ' Despite thraun--usual
number of empty chairs in the
college .of cardinals his holiness, the
pope, manlfests' no desire to" till. them.
When Pius X came to the papal throne
there were seven red hats to be ' be
stowed. . ,
Plua X has not henltated to .extend
ererr,-to ' "t h e xol I cg 0 r "cii rd Ihu 1 h I a
policy f economizing wherever possi
ble. Each cardinal when resident here
receivea 15.000 a year f rum the'vatin
treasury, eo-there ha br-en a consider
able' eavlng'.of money by merely leav
ing these 10 cardinalahlpa vacant
The pontiff ha also-rteglectcd to up
point a trtH-retary of the conalatory .and
a-secretary of the college of cardinals,
both of .which .of ticca are now vacant.
A a JheyiarryiiiihUuiro lare-ealaiea.
the failure to nil these two posts Is
further proof of the earncstneaawltli
trTrrrK his
HpoTioy
of retrenchment In all
departments of
the Vatican. -
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' Copyrieht loot by ; r :
Hart SchaSncr j Mrr'
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ncLG. -UucBf. fourth son of Jiri Ira-
born. rowilirjtq.'jri'q, pu rytrmxtr
borough: . - ' .
Mrs. Dodge ld'how at Sioux Falls. 3.
TT-wnenf aholabliKlit'initi' Teaidetice
In October. 19i3, amtTOught.'au'lt that
fe'sultod In her, dtvorca' froiri C'liarlea
Sttrart ldg. .- -- ' ' '
MraTTjodh-o la I lu; aTfcU-'r- ortputttiejf '
Blgejow" uud was mirri'M when. aim was
1 8. - - Whn -the - "ol- lwni"-u4Utpjy
aoclely" diacoverof a rumor that -atnlie
altar the young bride had wrpt,!nto h-r
-bridal boqut of vloloia wlilih ilie hud
chowen. In defiance of atlVraditlona.
Mm. podge enjoyed a, reputation. for
unique wit and darjng and waa suid to
tw 4h ' mom irlgUm4 -woraao:- in- tdw
York eociety.. 8h returned last month
front m lour, bftlcgland. wiierw ahe iimt
irpriii much iiinu as urn Kuesc ot jjounr
ta of Suffolk. -'t '' . .
Tie'" worth I T2, 1) ') 0, 0 0 . ? 1 1 la f a t h e r q w na
5.n00acre8oT'TiVnd and TFiua Iwq su
perb country eatateaiCra wford mahor,
Mlmlmriip, nnrsi-lnhira, atMl- Dowalaa
houae, GlumorganHhlre Ix-aldea . la
town house at No. Si Arlington street.
Ijondon. The" lion. Lionel GuesCa
arranrtfather was- the alxth . Duke of
Marlboraunh iil IiIm great grandfather
the ninth rl of Lindscy. . T
- Several weeks nir Mrs. Dodge enter-
l-l-tetne4 -Lly Kotlnyr i-snit hiT two
hrothera, Captain Henry Quest of .the
(Juest. at her home. The date of the
marrhtgo has not been ot. hut it will
he aouu r- '-rtT3?S2
Mra.- Dodge- has a daughter-15 years
old and a boy 10. --
BY KAISER'S TALK
Germany' Again Isolated Through
r Monarch's Lack f Tact To
. Wards OtheriNationszzs
NO KINGS WLL-SEE
CfOWN PRINCE WEDDED
King Peter: of Servia Only One
Willing to Go and He-
Isn't Asked. .
' . (By Malcolm Clarjb)
Lea0
. Wire to The. Journal.)
. Berlin. May .JQ. There are times
where even the rnost ardent admlrera
of the kalkcr wish that he was less Im
pulsive. ' less erratic,' less prope to
offend friendly powers, prompted solely
by the desire to - hear himself talk,
preach and moralixe. ,
By uhwise " utlerancea and actions
during the last pionth he has now
brought It about ' that Germany once
more -atarid-elCTltelyhlatcd -without
a friend In the "world. : -"
First -h.-aked advice as to how the
Hungarians ouht to be treated to make
them "bend "their" necks under the Aus
trian yoke, then, he, with one stroke de
stroyed the germinating friendship with
France-tiy his foollsjiandtirilieccasary
vlalt to TangUr, which whs so loverly
counteracted by King Kd"ward.
.iiit nf nil, 1- f'"i"-ii..-nn''V"i
army by his speech at Stranburg. which
cost hln ministers bo many uneasy hours
and which is apt to -cost tier maw manu
facturers nd esperiaUy Krupp works
many millions, for the probabilities are
that whatever-guha the nar majr need
In the future to shoot downeither hfs
own subjects-tr 'the Japanese will un
doubtedly bevmnde either- by 5t"reuseft.
pr1. what la more likely, by Charles 'it.
Sfhwab. .
The kaiser himself l. said to have
been greatly surprised at the effects of
his Intetitnwecrr. which has only, been
praised by the Socialists. who.jju-Jonger
acrTrserTitm" of 'doing bootblack service
for Russia, and If there la anything the
kalaer hatea, it is to be. praised by the
Socialists.
How isolated Germany stands todajtt Is
V'"ed by the r.ut -thimint,ta-alng
foreign crowned head la to bo present at
the coming wedding of the crown prince.
Kmperor - Francis OHeph and King
Christian of Denmark have begged to be
excused because of their age. King
Edward has sent tits regreta without any
explanation. .
- The king of Sweden la too-Tl to
travel, the king 'of Italy ran'
away for some oiner reaain, ana bo ii
is everywhere, not a ,ilne:ln king has
cared to accept the invitation, except
King Peter of Srrvia. and he. has not
teen asked,' and probably could notaf-ford-
the price of the- ticket ' unless ha
traveled swnnrt rH, m -rre-iltwhe- ho
wenr Trom Geneva to I!grnd tonccept
the throne aa King Alexander's suje
cewsor. . 1 .. . .. -- J-,
The Xlerman aoverelgnB.' of churao.
Wilt-he -present. -but these are-hardly
more than vassnt,r the king. r .
LOOMIS-EOWEN CASE
M WILL-EE PROLONGED
......
i (8prlal DlnpatHi by Laaed Wire The Journall
1 1.. Washington. ' May tft The Lnomle-
l!owfh case Is now to b proiongea into
ni.xt week. - - - j
All of the documentary evidence la
In niul. therefore the president, and Sec
retary Taft concurred today snout a
dfcinlon which wilt follow.1 The 'contestant.-
however." are anxloua that
their friends shall bvheanl from. Sev
erat "rif-wharAT':n(n. tnclurttng Richard
Harding Davla. ,mngMZine writers, etc,'
have been auirirrionevl to come on and
toil wlat"QItniauw"about tbo foundu-
STRIKING FETTERS
Off SLAV PEOPLE
Dramatic iScene When Ukase
Was Read at Midnight Grant-;
ing Religious Freedom. - -
CZARINA DESCRIBED AS TZ
POWER BEHIND THRONE
Soft Feminine Voice in Boudoir
-Strengthens Will and Pur pose
of Emperor.- ,
.:.jp
--.(By Kady Henry omeraet;)
(Cuprlgbt, llearat . New Herrlc. by Laaaad
Wire to The Journal.) 1
- T.ciiulun May 20 --.Nit ir"r -ar.iaila
eVeh-ha;-Kappern;d lir-nOTrrarTharTThe
recent Issuing of the Imperial ukase at
midnight In-the -Bupreme-moment of the
icllgioua fea'tival ujf Uje -RuBBlan year.
Every church, from .theareat- 8U laaao a
owt-Kaaan-cathedral down to the ainarl-
est- pjafav f -worship in the empire waa
thtotvgea-that-lghtv-watchinr for" the
newa of insurrection when the greateat
proclamation of liberty which has bep
lBWft?d-tncr-TTSe-aftyB" WKen" Alexander
II struck : tha fetters of f millions of
serfs, waa made public. .
About 19.000.999 UT .li.U8U.P0U dlaaerit-
era wcre,llable to severe punishment for
ref uslnfr to Jolp the-Russian . church.
Thouaanda of mtiano oma-wlio had
been married . by prleat . but- who be
longed to : the ;old : belle vera' "aect .were
treated aa th""gh--hr"w,r vt" In
open Immorality, but that nigh$ they
were declaraJ to no uuiy stuuuu. miy
to out aad people wiu no mercy granted.
--ijlja.. Jaa aluiiaretielvcd no relief, K
thouah It- ha-univeraaily believed ; that
gpmo.Json&walobauareln. ainre-for tbene-j
and' that it waa consiaerea inaavnauic
tov'mak-therublte-iiBteis-?5-
- , Fart Uyed r Oaailna.-.-
Simultaneously with thla strange proc-.
lamatlon there haa appeared another ar
ticle In the National Review, "written by
the same hand.which penned the picture
of the ciar awhile alnce. which deals
with the part played by the empress of
Russia in thla fateful drama. r According
to thla writer, the beautiful empreaa is
no cipher, but has 'adwUl of Iron, and
it la she who stiffens the weakness of
the caar.
The writer apeaka of the "aoft femi
nine voice. In the boudoir," which utters
words of bracing exhortation In tha lan
guage of Shakespeare. 7"
-Show that you are a realmonarch,"
says the Bwect, Boft voice.
"Make youf will "prevail. . Touch the
hearts of he people-by distributing pho
tographs of the caar, czarina, and the
babv ljuflo nof go baclf a Single step
from the people of aristocracy. Show
that there la a real autocrat who must
be obeyed j
And then In thla same work we get
the-picture--of -thia-autocrat- riding -on
a toy train accompanied by the cnlidren,
round and round the Grand Duke-Alex-ander'a
palace. : : .-
y T'.TrPjaJ Peacrtb
An Interesting account haa been aent
to Kngland by Blahop Wilkinson, who
haa the care of the" Englishf churches dn
the continent, under the bishop pt Lon
don of a visit which he haa Just paid
io Him,Grky. The bleltop thus- de-
scrlbes' the novelist:
"He Is rather tall. and slightly built
man, colorleaa.- with flight .mustache
and pointed beard, both of which he
conatantly twisted and stoked as he
conversed with an almoat inervoua per
sistence. Ills hair wqs ImigS and hanging
down behind. Ma was dressed entirely
In black. I had thought to) Bee a com
mon, rotaro peasantfor-lia rose from
that class whereas he lal 'refined, elo
quent, and aa my hostess assured me,
speaks beautiful Russian-. expressing
himself aji man ot education and cultl-
vaUpnJl:.'t "
Among other, things. Gorky told' the
bishop that he traveled through Russia
on foot, inquiring Into religious condi
tions, lie aaya that the Ignorance ot
the monks and clergy make It obvious
that-they are unable-to , teach the reli
gious of-'their land,-: -v
War.-aCoeV Uapopola.
"Somewhat abruptly,'.' aaya the bishop
"he aasured me with an Impreasmept
that waa evidently aineere, that he had
never written and never would -write
anything against religion;' quite the re
verse, that he earneetly desired 10 see
hi people taught true and vital religion.
I told him.? suid the blanopWI waa very
glad to bear thla from him. ...
Bishop Wilkinson tnen asaea unray
his opinion, on the war. and lie said that
it waa mast unpopular' and hated
throughout , Rusrta. , that Russians nei
ther wished for It nor . understood for
what renswn or advantage ft waa; It had
rulneHthe peawantu wsb rotnlng, 'the
country (generally.;- and. that -the artsy
went to ttmoat reiuctaniiy
The tll.-Tuip asked him if he would tike
to vlalt England. ..There Wa nothing,
he replied, that he would like more.- It
was the wlah of hla beai-t. England Was
a home of liberty ami cngusnmen us
champion throughout the world. - "
tlon of things ,pr(ntedbylhemr
Important to Wr. lml, ef course, to
prove that be did not have . conference
with newspaper people and that4h did
not communicate- with them ao aa te
give publicity to what-la now knowo
aa the Loomls-Bowen, Scandal.
The ease -will net now- be., concluded
before at least Tuesday evening, .
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One lot of Ladies' Walking Skirts
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NOTABLE NEIGHBORS
FOR -WHITELAW REID
American Ambassador to Live
Next Door to African and '
IndiarS Millionaires.
SIR MORTIMER DURAND
iiGETS RAISE IN SALARY
Lavish Diplomatic Expenditures
of Britain Contrasted With
Those, of America.
TCopyright, llearat " News Service, by Leased
"LT ' '"tllVIre te Tbe Joaraal.)'
1 nnilim May When Whltelew
Held
the new American: ambassadorio
Jamt'sV irlovea into I)of-
Chester house, whir h will be hla Iondon
residence., at a probable ryit of.121,000
a year, he will find himself wltfi many
notable neighbors. On one slde he will
have Fred Bert.the..Boulh African! mil
lionaire, who made a huge fortune In
diamond and gold mines at the Cape,
and on the other Sir Kdward Kasaon.
who" made a area fortune in Indlaglr
Edward la a friend of the king.
Other neer neighbors will be the
Dowager Countes Delarnarr, Lord
BrnBsey. the Marquis of .Londonderry,
On Hjgh-Grade
Quality ' Sty
x fiunabouts, Driving -
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A"
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- go at -s. ' " - '.T
;$4.95
Petticoats
JssortedllotlofoioiedJIadras-,
Cloth and black mercerized batute
Petticoats; $1.75 values.
98c
Ladies- White Waists good
styles extra values at $1.50,
: 98c :
-Hosleiy-
One lot of Lace Lisle Hose; eol-:
ors and black; 40c valuesp "
?9c
ti Aises Hose -- v 1 -
One lot black Ljice.Lialft.HQse
25c values,'; ' . -
4Pc-
Dr. B. E.
WRIGHT
Tha CICBTXTIO
SEBTTUT that
relieves all pain
In dental opera
tlons. ai, Waahlng-toB
W oox, evaaUk
George Wyndham. whose wife la tha
Countess of Grosvenor; Rufus Isaacs..
the most" famous barrister In" London;
Lord Twl mouth and : Frederick Eck -stein,
another- (South - African million :
aire. Sir Mortimer Durand. British ambas- -sador
tOi V'ahington. J to have hla sal
ary Increaaed 11,000 a year. Washington,
with, the exception of Madrid, haa been . .
the most remunerative of all the British '
embassies! a.naiFirtglandr3aJiauaIly gen-
erous to her amlMtBMHdora in the matter
of:srtejmd3rfflctaJLXMd
increase. In his emolumcnta will bring
Hlr Mortimer's salary and allowances tip
to f.KS.500 a year, twice the. salary of
the American ambassador to England.
Ambassador , Choate'a r salary- of
$17,600 a year wbb Just sufficient to pay .
the rent of Ilia house In Carlton House
terrace. . , . . .
The . British government Is spending
W.000 in , redecorating and refurnish
ing the British, embassy in Paria thla ;
year. The American government doea
not -spend hlf that sum in av-yaar en all'
Its embassies. . - . . , '
Goods you get
7e and Priced
Stylish
-and Best"
iVprks :
what-you want on Buggies,
Wagons, Stanhopes,
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