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REPORTED IN REVOLT
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oUThouiftd "CauaJtlet Re-
brted In Odewa u t Reaurt
iT Barbaritlea cTTrdopa
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AoliM U mutiny. tM SkAUrln IL
k vula ar in Hit fearbor,though
1 ct tomTrm-r ocnwni.
kwL .T Jrituatton If UU cnucai
thr la no poaaibnitr t
kmptlon ot work. Th to wn U aunt
order, (iwit mU depanda upon' tha ao:
of tha batuaahtpa, - -- V".
ma at flrat raoortad by tha author
k that tha batUaahID rotamaina. aaa
biiMA -unconditionally.' - Tiua ra
t waa publiahad by tha gbvwrnmant'
buahoift RuMla ana -aoni nroaocaai
111 part of th amplra. wHh tha Idoa
hecklnr tba rayoiu iMUM n imu,
rrer. tha aallora ttutimaa . aooam
Kkatarlna. mada tha offtcara rteon-
aad took poaaaaaion or um
th abrpa ara now nnanoraa h im
r. with dacka oiaaraa zor aouou.
irtly axpeotlnff attck .from fna
of -tha ; fleet, which ai . on th
It la rumorad that tha craw
r owT;. warawpa naro i.auaa
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taaaalon of tbO'Tkktarrnw wk B
(t-by a ntaa. Tka JOtk)Ra Bailed
to bIto ban) a to tba. Black aa float
rday upon ita arrtal. - Attar muck
llng.-durin which tha veal waa
tundad f1mv warahlpa-..9f I,?
Iron: tha- easel pretended to aur
ir on condition that the crew be
i back to Odaaa and- ralaaaad and
a ' -punlahmant. Admiral Krufet
taken completely oft. hla. ijuard, and
iaa araw from tha Ekatarlna Il-waa
ad aboard tha an id. and acoora
ied by tha latter vaaaal. both war
i returned to harbor. hara tha cad
I waa lmmaaiataiy raised, ana prepar
ma mada on both reaeela to flkht. - 1
dmlral Kroger la reported to ba
Id to risk a battle aa hla roan Bat-
b-efuaa to lira upon thalr tnutlnoua
radea. ' and -Only await opportunity
boln than. ' Tha aplrlt- of rarolt la
n throughout the fleet, and It la
cht that many of tha offlcara aa
ly balon to tho. retolutlonary or
xatlon and that fixed proa-ram ll
K carried mit wtth tha " objact ' of
tln tha antira Black aea aquadrof
p tha govorntnantu r-H:!-:S" .
SAKHAROFF RESIGNS." "
lata of Way Qnlta Siattaar U
outharn Bnaate OontUwaa. ,.;;-;
Mearaal Ppeelel errtaa.t :,- -
Peterabura;. July - l.-Th orlala
She Internal affaire of Ruaala, la re
ad to haa- Jed General .Sakharotf.
later of war, to reelg-n. Be alao ro
a to accept , appolatmaal rpon . tha
(a eommtaalon. r:' - -f '
rloua diaturbaneaa ara reported from
province of Kurak. In tha aouthar
of Ruaala. Troopa hava bean called
but ao' farhara been unable ta
tho rlotlna. which haa aaaumad a
(oua -cnaractar. it la axpected that
tlal law will be proclaimed. ',
larca portion of the empire-la now
lr military rule, and only Via Iron
of tho troopa and tha- marotleaa
Vllina; of tho mobe keep the revolt
i Deoomma; oniveraaL The aovem-
la enforclna atrict oanaorahIO
U nawa matter,- and only diapatohea
red to ault tha cenaor are allowed
ch tho nawapapara."r:
taa e'aekwta Baot owmrr
ravoit -or tna oiua ;acketa r at
haa Inally bean auoDraaied at a
lof mora than 1.000 Uvea. Tha aplrlt
coal I Ion exlata . throuahout tha
and tha army la ahowlna? 'aertona I
p Of disaffection. Tba Llbau Bailors
aurrounded In a natch of wooda
PX.andLahelled by machina yunaaU
-After l.OOO had bean killed they
rd to aurrender on condition -thai
ahould hava bettor fond
Vhment for. insubordination.' ...When
had given up thalr arma tbay-woro
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f!:rthcraH&clflBujrs
NoV Hayor Assnmes Ills:
Duties and Turns Away ;
Many Office Hunters.
ALU SURVEYS HADE FOR
ROAD'S EHTRAKCE HERE
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EDWARD BUDD MENTIONED
-AS NEX"H5HIErr0E0UCB-
Everythlnsj Pdlntai tof tha Con
clution That Portland Willr
"Chfrtly BiTarminua of All ll
: Tranacontlnental Reada,; f
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The Northern Pae Iflc - com pa n r, after I
urvejrtng aeren dirfaront routoa for the
entrance of Ita main Una from the now
Columbia river bridge into Portland, haa
decided oh av-tuanel .route, . j .
It baa comnletad nurchaaa of a right I
of- way--oh practically a atraigltt .llnal
from- tha-.-river- -bank -oppoalte- 8hawa
Island, through tha Kimm, Brown and (
Paaoher tracts, bought a atrip 410 feat I
wldo- through tho land ot R. M. Cannon I
and tho ' Unlveralty Land company to I
a-point at Columbia boulevard - and I
Kowlatv avenue.- and a -right or- way I
througlr fit Uiocka of rnlvkrWtyTTk I
to a place whare the tunnel will antei
tho hill and- run under Fowler avenue I
to Mock bottom.- .- ,
Mr. Cannon last week cloaed tha deal
with Northern Pacific Agent Thompson,
who at- the same time bought a atrip
Ti feat wldadJolnlng tba Cannon tract.
from tho . University Lnd oompany.
Mr. Cannon ears -tho ' land . ourehaaod
from bun waa. tha laat of the pleoea of
ground that oomplecoHho right of way
through to Mock bottom. The east half
of block 14 n 141. 14. 1(0 and 1(7 ware
purofcafad, ha ear, 'from tho Unlveralty
tjaaj-.o-. apanf for 4.0. Thejtunnol
WBI ontor tho hlU jsoar Wlllla avenue.
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1 . IMPPI. 1 ISSSi
L m W'tm l lb!' 'W . FLAYS ROBERTSON
,b WmmW'-il , IH-rn-WITH-FURIOUS-SCORN
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u . . AihU 5B 'Aril 4 , .
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y i..l.'i.: V-'.'l jii Hill, .iriiiivrmi,..., -fm-intiiilli.ii.. V-i tv iiiillfcnl .
. .iin tvL aisiii.gMi j'.aiiii iiiiiiisvt -i. i in ii i , . . i . r i - n . - ii i u ia : in 1 x i - . . k i
M. .I. ' -I ir-!..,-: II v 11 VI ii?.' -1 " -: ; - .wft i I , I ll lanaaow -oc-anamo -tnat naa nung over MVarml - the city ofAcera. " v ,
lit l.'.JI X-j I j"1' .V!" ?- . ' vja 11 i.'c-r.i.ty.. I
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It'wUl have a double track, will bo of
modern construction - gnd - about- half a
mneloilg. 'Ifwill and juat below Wil
lamette boulevard, on ground held by
Lewia Rueaeli: r It ta aald tha tract
now In' Mr. Rimaell'a name and extending
from WlUmetta boulevard to the-river
la held by Russell di 'Blyth and T. W.
adbettar'f or the Northern PaclfloT Jt
vui' afford' tho Oompany tho choice of
two. plana tor. roeelng the Willamette
rtvkr; 'It may make a trackage arrange
ment with tho Ot R. N. under tho now
Killings worth taw.-' and ruse that - com
panya . track 'to , and " acroaa ' tha uteel
bridge, or- It can . construct' a-'brldg
acroaa tho- liver, at Swan Inland and
connoof with Ita "present - terminals on
tho woat aide.
It la aald-. tha tunnel entrance at the
wast end will bo about 14 feet below
WtUainetto boulevard. It will paaa under
tho Mock tract l and continue-
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fEVEURAL?AJT
ON CANAL ROUTE
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Awful Storlea of Dirt and Neg
i . 'act V. Brought vTrom
Panama.,
straight line under Fowler avenue, and
after coming out at Wlllla avenue will
follow rout olmoot atralght to- tha
Columbia -nvsr.. Option a have boon se
cured -foT' rlghta of way through th
tvamm ana Brown tracta. - - t -, r, -.
Una to ToUow'OM urrey.
Tho imo will follow' tho old aurVer
of the Oreat Northern and Union Pa
clflc to tho alte of tha bridge whloh
waa begun noma yoara - ago ooooalto
Vancouver. At that time a pier was
built for tho draw epan In tha middle ot
tho Columbia opposite (ho went Una o
thO town of Vanoourarr Thl ler cnet
I2KA.00O. .and ' MuiitniAt . K3
beat poaalblo- manner. It, atlll stands
Intact, and wU bo used - in tha con
struction of th Northern Paclflo'a new
bridge. . , . ,' . ,'..''. vv
iTharo la good authority for tha state
ment that tho Northern Pactfio will be
gin work within thonaazt fr daya on tho
new bridge over tha Columbia. . Bverv
arrangement haa boonvomplotad, all pre
liminary sarvexa nave Deen mada, right
of way. have bean Secured from Port
land to tho Columbia, and all tha nooea
aary terminal grounda in thla city have
boon 0rchaeed. - - ri . .. , , a. -
An (agent of tho Northern- Parflnn vaa.
terday bought' from- Henry-. W. Smith.
trustee, 100 acree of ground near Co
lumbla alough. BepresenUtivea of tha
oompany are aald to hold not leaa than
MOO acre of land on th, lower penln-
Ul. , ' ...-(', -'-:vi.
ZWitoUl' rutua.aroatnaaa. ', c
i Every railroad - man who haa bean.
looaing into corrtiitiona nera in tho laat
few jraara haa coma to tho conclusion
that. Portland la to bo th Paciflo coast
termlnua for half n doaon transconti
nental railroad before -110 Man - at
tho head of the Northern-Paciflo recog
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AILROADS REFUSE : :-:
PASSES TO SOLONS
('oaraal I pedal ervlee.t
Jcago, July i,, Booraa of coagreao
.mi several aenatora who have n-
tha hospitality of . the rallroada
ng that they have come to belleva
ir Inherited right HHiit( to pay
of tha prominent aaatarn rallroada
rus4 all reuueata for free trans
lion from aenatora and oongreaa
who either favor tha Each-Town-bill
or ore lukewarm in their ad
y of the rallroftd aide.' In eon-
Vnea there ta consternation In 'tha
of the .United SUtea Jegialatorat
ra. ia mo mlataklng tho reason for.
anting dawn" tha membera of eot-
are receiving. To ovt- r-eat
lae) i tilpa.tYnia' waa dona on tha theory that when
that eomeo from legisla tore who have
boon- pUmod-on-tho bhtckliat,' n ttereo
typod -Uttar la aont Tha letter aaya
that for yoara tha rallroada have aub
mittad without a murmur to tho potty
system of blackmail levied by' lagla-
istoro wno jaa ao ciaim wnen
BAD FOOD IS .CHIEF
; THING COMPLAINED OF
Poof -Diaclplina Among Workmen
- Adda i to Discomforts ot
tha Situation. ")
tho lime - came rallroada would have
friends who would at leaa t give tha
railroad aide of leglalatlon a careful and
fair atudy. - -v - ' . '
- Tha , letter declaraa that ao long aa
favor do not aeem to bring even a fair
consideration of tho railroad' rlghta, it
haa . decided .that' euch.-- favora ahall
eoaao, and if - tha . peraon In question
wanto , i rtdo ho bad ' better buy, a
lioaraal OpeeUI AssvteO t
Jfow TorkvJuly 1Whn tho Pan
steamship Seguranc came into
port aha brought a larger number of
refugees from, yellow favor and malaria
tha any other recent incoming reaaci
yat arrtvadV---'-":-;' ir-y
- There were 14S cabin paaaenger on
boarO,' oil tho-ahtp could hold, and ap
plloanta for'paaaago back to tho United
BUtea were turned away by daaena.af
Colon. ' ' -f . r" -v '1
Those who cam brought unploaiant
tale of conditlona existing along the
Una of tha canal, atorlea -or sickness,
audden fleatha and th almost eriminaj
negligence In oaring for employee on
tho groat work, ohmrgea -of all aorta
aaralnat'Offtciala, atoneo et- favoritism.
blacklisting, filth and hunger., H. King
of Stockton. California, a . canal em
ploye, aald: . -' ;'' j - - -";tl.
. Before tho ahlp sailed 41 new cases
of favor wero taken to the hospital at
Panama,' Foe tho past alx weeks cases
have been aont to the hospital at; tho
mta of it to (0 ai week, and deatha
averasred nearly- flv a day. .' Tha hoa-i
pltal la crowded. At tha canal there la
no system. Everybody la boea and
there la no discipline among tho labor
rs nothing but bad housing, pOr food
and discontent" - -
'1 waa there- three montna, ana never
slept in a bed," aald Harry Brainerd of
Aihmnv. New-Tork. "All I had waa
rickety cot and an overcoat folded for k
pillow. My room, woo, without windows.
Tho food- io tombfe,- Moot of ua at at
tho Washington hotel, where, we . were
charged 4( a month for food. The
meat waa rotten and tho fruit far ua
dysentery-' 1 -r- - m ' .
-Statement oy otner rerugeea eorroj
aponded to - what King and Brainerd
aald. x Commonta are not particularly
favorable to Wallace. L- , v- . ; - - i ; .
ECHO MAN TRIES TO di-
SHOOT TWO STRANGERS
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Echo. Or,', July 1. Ed Cass, pro
prietor of -tho Hotel Develle. located on
tho ttaai an4 of Rr!(JL''J undertook
to shoot up tha town jrslefJAy 'mum
lng. - Ha attempted . to shoot Bert Bene
dict but waa prevented by Deputy
Sheriff Spike, who overpowered klm and
took) hla gun away. Ha then went -to
the hardware atore and purchased an
other revolver, and going directly Into
the White Front aaloon. -placed . th
weapon to tho breeet of Thed-Barnea,
but before ha could putl the trigger be
waa again overpowered and taken 10 a
room, where he Is now . under' guard. .
TP
othmLikie::It
In Portland, - rof erring of . eourao--to
.the 8unday Journal. It oovera
' -tho field of local and telegraphic
new aa ' no-other paper can do. '
By means of tho - only apeclat -:
leased wire In Oregon Tho Journal -
reach ea out over the world and
gleana the beat of all the live
-newa of . tha days In. .thO United
( Statea and in Europe. - It- local.,
service-la not- equaled In tho city. 5
It - apoclal ,' axcluatvo ' featurea
make It one of tho moat enter-;
, tainlng aa a magaalne and its
.' color -comic section la tho boat In
, tho country. Tou mustn't let th ".
Lyoungstero miss ooeing how Maud." -
the Motor thr Katseftjammef"
Klda, Jimmy and -Jbaugblog Bam
spent : th . Fourth. , There'a )uat.
'one' hewspaper' in" Portland Sun
day morning, and tha fa
i
Slind;
gto' ;
y' -':'.-v.j
ay journal;
PRETTY NEW CLOTHES-
CAUSE OF DEATH OF BOY
r -i
(Joarssl Spteui B-vrtee.
e.L :a
New-. Turk, July lJaalousy ongon-
dered in tha hearta of hla playmates by
tha pretty clothe -hla father baa glvon
him for .being promoted at school led to
the 'death -today of io -year-old tJharlea
Felnaold. . and- tha, arrest, of . l-yaar-old
John Quirk on ausplclon of being on of
a. group of boy who throw Charles Into
Uuvxrvoy. ' - ' . .V.
..Who Charle appeared in n new ault,
kboee" and cap tho boy with Whom he
nlared took oceoptlon to his appearanoa.
They lured him-. to tha dock at tho foot
of Weet Nineteenth street 1 arid there
they told hm to take off hla clothes, os
they Intended to aoU them and spend the
The little fellow rebelled and as he
raised hla flat to fight tho boya began
to crowd around -him and -above him
toward th end of the dock.. Suddenly,
with - a cry of fright,, he waa poshed
rfom" the dock. Tsnd landed- head first la
tha river. Unable to swim a stroke, he
drowned.
AUDITOR REFUSES PAY
TO RAILROAD COMMISSION
Olympia,- Washer Jury i.Btate Audi
tor Clausen he refused to honor the
voucher of : A." J. -Falrchlld.' chairman.
and O. 8. McMillan, member ot tho rail
road commission, becauao tho vouchers
call for'aalary front tho' -da to of the
membera taking nfflce, maintaining that
they areentltled ta pay for their
services -only from th time they met
and formally . organised. Tho -matter
has been referred to the 'ttorney-gan-oral.
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FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
21F0R FRANK SUMMERS
'-aaita
(gMhil 'Dtspeteh te tke Jeamatt
'The Dnllea. OrT July . 1. In Judge
rBradabaw'a oourt yesterday Frank Sum-
mora waa sent need to a flvo-yaar term
in the penitentiary. :. The aerloua condi
tion -caused by tho pistol -fhot wound
by Frank Summery , of - Office 6, John
Crate la, feared wilt preclude- htm' from
any active . oerylc or omplorment. in
lh IUtUMv -.- w nmt vr m1 r-r-A-t -J
WILL DE GETD3RED
Federal Grand Jur Enda Ita In
quiry Into Baef Trust at ?
; ': -;.ChJcago.
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NAMES KEPT SECRET- J 1
" ' .. UNTIL ARRESTS MADE
With an eloquence that will never b.
forsrottan by any who -heard htm. John
M. Thurston made hla final appeal thla
morning to tho Jury which I to pro
nouneo "verdict-on - Sanator- johnr9t
Mitchell. Men. and women. hung ,wlth
broathlaao attention on ovary word that
fell from tha llpe of tho famous oratoi
aa ho pleaded i with tho Jury to turn
away .from tha -aged defendant i tho
shadow - of - shame -that has- hung over
him. It waa a marveloSBv plea, fervent
with tha amotion of -tho friend who
atrlvea with all hia powers to aavo
friend, uttered with all tho persuasive
Bess of the great advocate
Sonator Thurston spoke to tho hearta
of tho 11 men. who sat before him.: No
man could have mada stronger appeal to
tltat -ayra Pa thy and - their compaaalon.
lonely and. old and poor and doaarked.
without support or sympathy or tender-
nrboardlng-bouao aanator," which
only those eould understand who have
witnessed th luxury in which - other
aenatora Uv In tho national capital. ,
, . V ' A aUMaat ojyawh.
TTTkW cleanaat "man ' from monetary
atahdooint that ouaivaerved In tho sen-
-ft. . ft. I fk. a Kmm.Ar.,
oharaotorlaatton. of nU client end hoi
Executive'a FirsfBusiness la Pre
R aiding at" Board of Health
Meeting, Which He Leaves :
. to Keep Appointment.
Pr65idlngs"X6verMany Pages
and Ara Couchedjn Strong .
Phraaeology: -
.I'iJonrsal (Kital Servtee.)
Chfcago, July 1. Tha federal . grand
Jury which has boon -investigating th
alleged .beof trust, completed Ua work
thla morning, and . adjourned until I
o'clock thla afternoon,, when .tho indict
ments' will be" returned. ' District Attor
ney Morrison aald that no namoa wUl
bo made publlo .until th defendants are
arrested and bnvo furnished, bond.-:
,- Attornoya for packers were in and out
of i th district attorney'a off loo. thl
morning, supposedly making arrange-
monts for" furnishing' bonds for thelt
nrlnclDala. ' It Is reported - tho indict
ments include practically all tho head
of the various packing companies.
At noon Assistant United Btatea At
(orney-Oeneral Oliver H. Pagln aald that
four corporatlono and 11 men had been
Indicted. io reruaoa- to -give nam.
The Indictments ara In blanket form and
extend, over .HQ- pagea of typowriUoa
matter. They ara declared to- bo in very
strong phraseology. - '- " r
WOOD'S VISIT DUE TO -
l : SURGICAL OPERATION
vtvldlv nortravod Senator Mitchell'o dl-
treaa, reaentmen.t .and' -sense of outrage
what tho-news: reached him that he . was
threaten ed with indictment Tho acta
of even an Innooerg man. when con
fronted with suoh a oharg. may aeem
Indicative of guilt, and bo pleaded wiur
thO Jury not to interpret tho senator's
aota aa evldenoO against him. for they
ra "aota of an old man, weak, urea.
worn, not nt to be a counsellor even for
rttrmaolf." - - ' " '
Turning to . tho evidence Of Harry
RoberUon. the Uwyer - let loose upon
tho defendant former confidential soo
rotary tha .vials of hla acorn and contempt-
-He described - tho demeanor of
tho witness on tho stand. "Bright keen,
vicious Robertson. . Tho only wltnaas
In tha ease who seemed to seek oppor
tunities to stick tha knife In deeper."
"Robertson saya that ha accused Sena
tor Mitchell to hla face of being a liar.'
aald Thurston, and ho added In a vole
that-quivered with acorn. ,. "ho never
dared to accuse a dog to hi 'ace of be
ing , a , liar. Robertson, a taervtle,
cringing efflco'boy had boon n traitor
to tho man who had fed him at his
board, who had brought him up aa a
eon. . "I . would not hang a yellow dog
on hla evidence." declared tho advocate.
"That man Robertson haa gone out ot
thla courtroom to bo avoided by men
and shunned by decent women," and hla
treachery to bin employer would never
bo forgotten. . , . ! - -;
In a brilliant peroration Thurston do
scribed tho long and splendid career of
tho defendant who had done more for
hia atato and hla people than any other
man whom Oregon had aont or could
havo aent to tho senate. Ha dwelt upon
tbeoo servlooa, alluding to Senator
Mltchell'a uneeaalng labors for tho
opening of tho Columbia, for tho devel
opment of tho auto and for tho Lewie
and Clark fair. , ,',' ' ' -
Portland has a new mayor today.' "Oft!
Harry - Lane, whd waa chosen .chief I
exeoutivo at tho recent municipal eieo-ij
tlon ' to succeed George 1 1- .Wllllama,
toon tno oat n-ox oince am ysirruy;j
afternoon, and assumed charge of hla.
official duties this morning. Ho arrived, I
at 'the city -hall at :4S o'clock, and!
after arranging hla desk, and looking
over a few .papers, paid a Drier yiau toji
several of tho city officers.
' Shortly after 9 o'clock ho retrunod to).
his office, where ho was met t friends
and offlcara In the City administration,
who were thero to -congratulate him, and)
othera who were seeking political favors.;
Tha office was crowded from tho timai; '
It was Opened until 10:18 o'clock., who
ho dismissed hjo, vlsitoro and presided
meeting m na . r--
health, ot which tho mayor la chair ,
man. Having an appointment he ex-t
ouaed. himself after the important bual
noao of tho boscd had-bean.transactai! .
and left tha city halt ' ""
. .Mayor Lane haa named' hla executive "
J board, tho membera of which will bo-.
his chief advisers, as follows: N. J
Blagon, oontraetort Thomas O. Oreene,
Inwyorf 'W.MJi--- McPberson, business
mam Richard Wilson, mining man: C.
A- Cogswell.; lwyri. L.. T..Poery. real
aetata dealer';' R. L. Sabln. secretary, i
Merchants' Protectiye association; John I .
Montag, manufacturer; Max Flelschner,
wbolea&le marchant and John M, Gear
In, Uwyar. " . ;
-sOCth. m embers of tho board Cogs.)
well, Blagen and Sabln are Republicans'
and tho other sovon are Democrats. At-
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k Hi
(Jooraal gpeda ervlea.l
IWaahlnaton.' July 1. There aro per-
statent reoorta that th unexpected visit
of United Statoa Major-General Leonard
Wood-la due to the 'fact .that be -was
obliaed to undergo a aerloua surgical
operation. 'It Ja said, he has had some
trouble with hia need wnicn neceaaiutoa
bis return rom th Philippines to con
sult specialists. - , y
Nobody. In tho war aepartmank seems
to know why General. .Wood came home.
Many ot the officers were, unaware that
ha had left the Philippines' until ho
landed - In San Francisco. -' He obtained
leave of absence, from General Corbln,
and It to not known whether he Intend
coming to Washington.' .. -
General Wood a -no-mtention r re
turning to duty in the United Statea.
He la considered the logical auooessoi
of "General Corbln aa commander of the
army In tho Philippines '.when tho lat
ter becomes chief of staff in September,
t ;- ;
, - Ship for Canal fforg. . ,
. ;jertaL Hsslal gervlee.1 .
TfasMngtoin"' Jul Clia is qen
Shonts announces : that
tho Isthmian
canal oommiaalon has purchased from
tho Ward lino tho American ate&mora
Mexico and Havana at $450,000 each.
Both vessels havo a tonnage of 1.600
and a speed of 1 knots. Tba vessels
will bo turned over to tha Panama Rail,
road, ronabltng.; tho oompany- to dlo
penao with tha two Vessels now chart
ered at a hig h.prloa, -f r .r-i--. -
Tho address - waa oonoludod uhortty
after 11 o'clock and oourt waa adjourned
until afternoon,- At -1 o'clock United
Statoa IMstrlct Attorney i Heney began
tho i closing argument .-It . la expected
that tho case will go to tho jury today.
Senator Xltohan Ohoorf uL L
r : Senator Mitchell camo Into court this
morning seemingly mora cheerful and
hopeful than ho has been at any tlmo
slnee the trial began. Before tho Jury
camo In ho was chatting gayly with a
bevy of women Who -surrounded him.
Whllo Thurston was speaking; Senator
Mitchell oat for tho moot part with
bowed head and at time hla emotion
waa plalnlr apparent. . Cr ;
- A request waa made by District Attorney-
Henry- this "morning -rthat "th
ease, of Congressman Williamson et al,
which waa set for next Monday, be
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pal civil service commission to succeed (
A. A. Coufteney, whose term of office I
expired yesterday.' '
- The appointmenta of a building in
spector to succeed Howard Whiting, a
plumbing Inspector to succeed .Thomas
K. Hulmc n city engineer to succeed
Charles Wansor. and a chief of police to
succeed C E. . Hunt have not been madew'
and -Mayor-Iane stated thla morutnnrr
that he did hot know when he would
make them. 1
ItTa"Undfetood thatacar Belllngriv?
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succeed City Engineer Wanser.
- This Will be the flrat time In tha' hli-
tory of the city that the city engineer
haa been appointed by the mayor. Un--der
tho old charter tho city engineer-'
waa elected by the people. There haa I
been a determined effort on tho part of
oltlaens to retain Wanser, who suo-L
oooded W.-Cr EWottr A potiUdn signed
by about 11,000 men waa recently pre-'
sen ted to Lane asking that Wanser I
be retained, and-there la a probability i '
that the wishes of the signers will bi
granted. .' , r ... . .. f
- Edward Budd is ' mentioned mm tw'
hmost likely candidate for the office of,
cms or ponce. ; ur. iane. . himw.
says the position has not been offereal-
Dr. Lane visited the city hall yes
terday afternoon and took the follow
lag oam; - I .
"I solemnly swear that I will sopport
th conatHutlon of the United States
and of the stats' of Oregon, and that tr.
will, to the beat of my bllltyfalth- v
fully perform tho duties of the office' -of
Mayor of tho city of Portland, during1
my continuance therein,. so . help mo'
OXt" .v.- - ' .. ,. . -s . ;
Dr. Lane visited Mayor Williama for. '
the first time" since ths election, end)
found him cleaning out hie desk for Ma;
successor. Cordial greetings wero ex-i
changed and the two chatted for
""Yv?' ,n h)ur' Mayor WUliamg -,
wmucu un luocpfnor auccefa,
- atzdamdltsa for ttwder. -:':-i
(Spedst Dtspetrh to The Jonroal.) I
Olympla. .Waah.. July l.-Onvfn
Mead has honored n requisition of finv.
ernor-Pardee- of-California for rhri.
M. Jones, alias Charles Adams, accused f
oi oemg an accomplice in the murder '
of Frank L. Drake, in Mendocino
California. March l, 1004. . -
HAIRCUT RUINS BOY 7
VJOl-INI$T;SiCAREER
-JaraaI Bseelal ervts., ' -'
New Torfc July 1. A neilr of shear.
a willing barber and a boy's desire not
te look like a "sissy- is responsime ror
the "tltn-fTTnn""!!. f -ti-iimumvmTUm
Wftren"Thboy violinists for whose
muaieaftl education .the women or the Ko-
leotlo club raised a fund of 160.000, from
a dreamy-looking prodigy ' with long
flaxen locks to a plain, ordinary boy. .
The consequent loss or tne iaa s mar
ketable, value haa driven . his -mankger
to-deenalr. oanaed -the cartcellattort of
contracts worth 114,000 and nekrly
broken. Maurice a mother a heart . In
c Idea tally .th barber face a lawsuit
Tho boy' mother feels euro of recovers
lng damagea and aaya,' personalty, tht
she would not havo taken t-0,000 toe -
".The boy's hair received much atten
tion and was trimmed s.tghtly at In
tervals to promote growth. Two days
ago -the ' manager took Maurice to
barber Chop, and, leaving tha boy In
the barber's chair, went out to attend it
other buslneea t ' 1 '
In his absence the damn w Y
WiWttMaiinw's nwmm lift
UK oloealy eropped hair '
and has since been under a r
car eyHering ixom nervous i
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