The Oregon daily journal., July 30, 1905, SECTION TWO, Image 18

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OEiitJQfGO
THIS WEEK
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Judge May Return to San Fran-
; cltco,i Thus Interrupting
V-'.'!".- Course of Fraud Trials '
Witness starr comes :
FROM :THE MOUNTAINS
.1.'
1 f Gives His Promise ' to ;, Appeacjn
-Ceurt Tomorrow to Testify Against
' His Uncle, Congressman William
:'r son, and Is Released. -' '
' ' Ernest SUrr, the laat witness who it
to testify tor' the government la the
,' ' second trial of Congressman Williamson,
' Dr. Van Oesner and .Marion R. . Biggs.
arrive la Portland last renins In cus
tody of United t-tates Deputy Marshal
Griffith.; Starr la a nephew of Wil
liamson and attempted to escaps tssti
- tying for the second time against his
, unci Ha took refug la th fastnesses
of-the -Cascatla mountains and for ' jo
.- day past a score of of fl oars have been
March ins for Ma ' la order to bring
him back to tola elty.
On his arrival la Portland Btarr was
' taken to the of flea of tha United States
marshal and after ' giving hia promise
: ttef ha would be la eourt at o'clock
Monday morning, when ha la expected
T ta " take t ha -wltnesa-atand,- he -wa re-
lessed. Ha will be tha laat witness la
, the case and aa soon aa hia testimony
la eoaeluded tha argumenta ta tha Jury
will begin. It la expected that the Jury
.'.will retire by Tuesday afternon at the
latest.'
-Th presentation of arldenea for -tha
defease was concluded yaateraay morn-
: lag and several- . witnesses were then
called for the prosecution ta rebut state
, meats In behalf of the defense, -. At
noon, court, waa adjourned to Monday
morning. . 1
An interruption tn the trial of the
'land fraud eaaea aeema to be imminent.
Judge Da Haven has repeatedly Inti
mated within tha past raw days mat ne
' waa enxloua to get back to 8a a Fran
cises and tt la probable that ne wui
' leave aa sooa aa the present trial of
Congressman WUI Lam son la concluded.
' Judge Oa Haven ha buslnees In tha
hi FriaeSM -Nurt- which he desires
. ta dispose of, and be will return to
' Portland later to resume tha hearing of
the land fraud cases. It la understood
that . he will leave for tha sooth an
Wednesday, provided a verdict, has been
reached tn the meantime in tn pending
. ease. . ... I ' - - "'
Testimony for tha defense In the Wll-
sslaSiS yistses
see
moralug and. several , wltnassea were
then called by the proaeoutlon In rebut
tal Heney announced before eourt
' - adjourned that tha only remaining wit-
neas for the government was Sanest
Burn Williamson' nephew. t , '
. Starr testimony la expected to be tha
' same that he gave on the former trial.
when he stated that he took up a timber
claim with the definite understanding
that tt ahould be conveyed to, William
Son s Oeaner as soon aa patent waa
' Issued. When asked whether ha had
such a contract with Oeaner he replied
tint be had. , ,
- ; . Congressman Williamson; was the flrat
witness called yesterday morning. In re
sponse to Judge Bennett's oueetlone ha
. Said that ha was. in Prinevllle In June,
' 10I, and he explained hia contrary
testimony glvsn on the former trial.
Tha visit waa made Juat after the eleo
; ,' tlon, when ha waa elected to congress
for the first time. Upon looking ever
'.,. his papers after the former trial he
" found evidence that ha waa in Prine
vllle In June, and he produced a bill for
long-distanee telephone messages which
he sent from Prinevllle to -hie wife at
. The Dallas. - t '- ..r'"''
i bad 'no Idea ' when I waa on the
tend before that the vialt waa of lm-
portsmee,". said the witness. "When I
. first saw that hotel register with the
. v forged signs tare not forged, but writ
. ten by some one else I waa susplcloua
. but I now knew that I waa In Prlne
;. vllle tn June. - There la no doubt about
.'. . It; I waa there." . .
i This concluded the 'evidence for the
, defense. In rebuttal, tha prosecuting at-
. torney called ta the sUnd J. H. Qrsy..a
cattleman of Prinevllle. He denied that
. as the representative of tha Cattlemen's
association he had warned Oeaner or
Williamson In the spring of 1101 thst
they must give up some landa which
. , 1 they held and where tbey were erasing
their aheap. ' -
' t Mr. Honey demanded 'of the wltnees
' who waa president of the association In
. ' 110 and when objection waa made by
' the defense he said aharply: "We pro
pose to show that It waa M. R. Blgga."
- ; The testimony waa excluded, . how
arer after a sharp debate. ' '
. Jamaa Xeenaa of .Morrow Keenan,
aheepowners, whose range adjotna that
of Williamson Oesner. testified that
. la the spring of 101 there ware dls-
t putes between the ' herders of his Arm
'' and those of Williamson aV Oesner over
the control of certain springe and water
. ' courses, but as he admitted he waa not
- present at these disputes the statement
; .waa atrtcken out.
; jrenkanaen Denies Blrs Statement
. - Thomas B.- Nstrtiausen. inspector of
t tka general .land office, related the cir
, rcumatancea of his interviews in Prlne-
Title with. M. R. Biggs when the wlt-
neas waa Investigating the regularity
f timber clalma He emphatically de
tiled making any statement to Biggs to
, the effect that Biggs was "all right" and
'that hia claim would be reoommended
' 1 .far patent. Neuhaueen flatly contra
1 dieted Biggs in .several Important par
' ' ttculars and hia testimony was con-
- firmed by that of Mr. Neuhauaen, who
. followed him en the witness stand. Both
' testified that the atatement signed and
ewora te by Biggs in Prinevllle was In
liia exact language. .
; . - In telling of hia .conversation with
' Bigg, Neuhauaen' said:
'.,: . "Bigg tdTd ma that Oesner had come
. td town amd waa seared, that he had
i gone like a soared Jackrabblt back to
.' fcls ranch and bad advised these people
te relinquish their claims."
- 'Robert Spalding, a special Sgent, wag
. the last witness for the prosecution. He
said that he had teen directed to keep
, watch of tha movements of Dr., Ges-
tier, and on tha avealng of July 11 he
- new Oeanv In close conference with hia
' brother-in-law. Ivowla, :v who . keeps a
"! Morrlsoa street saloon, .and with John
- WaUlnst one -of the government's wlt
". tiesses. The testimony was -presented
- for the . put-peee . abstaining, the
' ' charge of the prosecuting attorney that
Oeaner had sought to influence a Bum-
i oer or the witnesses, and Bpaidiag toia
with detail of the length of time thai
the. defendant wse In eonversstlon With
Iewls and with Watklna.
ft'. r-S? r r -,
FElER PlilGOE IS
T.T
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Deapits , Efforts' of Authorities
Disease Jumps to New 1
Parts of City.;': !
MINISTERS WILL PREACH
AGAINST DEADLY INSECT
Mayor Ssjrs Situation Is Under Con
troi and New Orleans Suffers More
From Quarantine Than From Yel
low Jack Hospitals Crowded. !
SnerUl DUnatch far leased Wire te Tk leerasl)
New Orleana July 19. In aplta or
every, effort of the health department
to put .a atop to the. spread of the yel
low fever In New VOrlesns It would
seeca that the disease has Jumped from
on part of tha olty to another and
that the local health authorities are
unable . to oope. with tha unexpected
spread -of - the dlaeasevr There- la oa
alderable talk among the business men
of thl dty In favor of putting the
marine hoapltal service ' In . epmplete
chars of the attuatlon. Thla la not In
tended aa any reflection on the local
health board, but buslnees men of thla
elty feel that In view of tha experience
which the marine hospital autnontiea
have had they- are best equipped per
sonally ta handle the eitnation ana to
stamp out the yellow fever tn New Or
wane In tha ahorteat time.
Rev. Dr.. Beverley Warner aaya that
ths various ward organlsatlona are re
porting to him from day to day." He is
la charge of sltjthe wards, - There are
aoma warda where every cistern
been Screened or .oiled or both. There
are aome where tha work haa been
partially done and there are ettll oth
ers jrhere It le In progress. 'The men
of these aub-organlsatlona who are mak
ing tha rounds of the warda. gave their
attention to every cistern whether of
the rieu or poor man mat nas not oeen
oiled or acreened. - . t ' ",
. Pieauhet TTrge Aetloa. .
In the nulnlta o'f hundred of New Or
teema ehurchea tomorrow the situation
will be discussed and th preachers will
aet upon the auggeatlon of Dr. Beverley
Warner, who haa been placed In the po
sition of official head of ward organlsa
tlona. working for the elimination of the
dlaeaae through the destructlonof the
mosqulta -. . '' "'"';' ' '
No excuse are being taken by th
antl-mosqulto worker. If 'a man aay
hi cistern la not oiled, but h will' do
It tomorrow, that doea not count Th
There is occasionally opposition end
where It Is not overcome tha names
and addresses are taken and reported
to the health authorities and' official no
tion will be taken by the latter, when
ever it is possible.
Dr. Whit of th United Bute ma
rine hospital service stated today that
there are applications for admission to
th detention camps at Avondale and
BUdelle from more parties than can be
accommodated,- - Tha BUdelle station,
which la tha quarantine gateway te Mis
sissippi 1 a hotel which, haa been se
cured for the purpose and ttis.the
only detention eamp where the expenaee
of . living are 'met by-theartle de
tained there.. Th. other .. ststlons l er
eampa are maintained at publle expense
and no. charge la made for detention. ;
S-uSTer mm Quarantine. :
Mayor Behrmann gave out a state
ment. today In which he Said New Or-
eana la suffering- more from the rigid
quarantine than from . yellow fever, of
which the cltlsens here have the fullest
control, i ..'-.'..v i
Th quarantine' aatabllshed by, Mis
sissippi 1 particularly rigid. Governor
Vardaman haa called out 'the state
militia to aid In keeping the state clear
Of people from New Orleans.
Five state have est up rigid Quaran
tine against the Infected region, and
Havana. Costa Rica, VeVa Cms. Tamplco
and ether foreign centers for yellow
fever In the past have taken precaution
against communication In any form with
Nsw Orleans. .
Waveland andiothsr towns object ta
th establishment of the detention camp
in tnair localities.
Columbia, Louisiana, bars all kind
of merchandise except hardware and
other cities will tak no fruit or vege
table. . ,
Befnae Hew Orleans Ooods.
(SpeeisI Plspatcs er Leased Wire te Tea Jesraall
Jackson. Miss.. July M. Renlrine to
a request that a proclamation be Issued
to the people of Mississippi advising
them to accept fumigated freight from
New. Orleans, Governor Vardaman aay
that thla I a personal matter with the
people and ha com mend a their refusal
te accept Nsw Orleans good s. . -
' aiorernor Zadlgnaat, 'f ' 1 .
(Speelsl DUpatck by Leasee Win te The Journal)
Baton Rouge. La.. July . Governor
Blanchard la indignant at the answer of
the quarantine proclamation of Gov
ernor Vardaman of Mississippi In which
he openly accuses the officials of Louisi
ana and Nsw Orleans of deception In
the matter of yellow fever, and haa la
sued a statement calling on the Missis
sippi governor to make good hia accusa
tion. Louisiana, outside New Orleans,
hsa declared a quarantine against New
Orleans.' ? -
fever Wear Jaokaon. :
(Speelel Diapatek by Leese Wire te The Joans!)
Jackson, Mis., July 19. A case of
yellow fever haa appeared at Lumber
ton, on the New Orleans Northwest
ern. The patient is an Italian refuge
from New Orleans, ; The town, has been
quarantined. : , .. .' , '-..
FOUR TRAINS HELD UP 1
BY. RISING SALT0N SEA
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Special Olspateb by Leased Wire ts The Jos rami)
Tuma. ArlfT. July : !. Th water
condition at Salton during tha past six
hour have become more serious than
anticipated bythos la charge of th
work there yesterday due to a atrong
,wlnd which haa been blowing la that
vicinity since 1 o'clock today. ' The
wave are now cutting out th track
bed there badly and for a distance of
several mile th rail are covered by
several Inches of water. At . o'clock
tonight four taatboBiid train were be
ing eldihe-wKh- but little prospects
of their being able to pas over "the
meet dangerous sections of the trees
for several hour.
New wa brought here tonight by S
reliable- party -who- Just arrived from
Baltoa that the railroad officials there
in charge of tha work are greatly wor
ried tonight ever the present outlook
and aeem to think that ir the wind con
tinues .through the night ' It will
put their msln line In such shape that
traffic will problysbe at a standstui
until. tha completion -of the Bhoo riy
now under eonatrveUoa, . . ,
ZlDillSiObil
tLOu
STILL DEDflTKJG
't
Radicals Eager to Start Social
' istJo State In Africa Favor (,
. .Britain' Proposal, v. ,
TO MAK AN APPEAL TOC
BRETHREN IN AMERICA
Problem ' Involves the ' Survival of
Jews' jn . .Eastern -' Europe Com
promise Is Favortd by the More
Conservative Leaders.
(Osprrlgbt. Burst Kew Isilii,- by
' wire te The JearaaL)
Basle, 'July tl At th setting ef the
un last night the Zionist congress waa
Interrupted for Sabbath. At an extraor
dinary aeaslon to be bold tonight the
British offer tof land in east Africa will
again corns np for discussion. Thar la
no chance for an early adjustment and
th indications point to a continuance
of the convention until ennrlse, -or -even
to a H-hour session. It la difficult to
anticipate tha result of the vote.' '
Th leadera are quietly .pushing
compromise .resolution declining at
present to accept the British terms, but
leaving the way open for further ne-.
gotlgtlone. Th majority, ' though op
posing all pln except that of the Pal
estine movement, are helping the leaders
In their diplomatic work.'
Tha radicals ars eager to a tart a so
cial 1st is state and are apparently Indif
ferent to the Jewish national' tradition
regarding Palestine.
Under the leadership of Bviakln. for
whose arrest the Rupaalan secret polios
offer 10.000 rubles, the radical., are
fighting to the laat ditch for the accept-
anee of tha British offer. Eight tenths
of - th delegate. Including Zangwlll,
oppose the unconditional acceptance of
the British terms.
In the meantime,. Dr. Herat's succes
sion 1 an : unsolved pussle. David
Wolfsohn, head of - th Jewish colony.
Zlon's financial Institute. It la aald by
powerful members of the active commit
tee, will be elected leader. He la a suc
cessful business man, very able, popular
and eapabla of maintaining Dr. Herat's
policy, la a man or lettere and ana whom
they are confident la an ideal man to
bargain with -the eultaa tar rlghta In
Palestine. He aald:. , ; "
'Lot America Impress upon American
Jewa tha Importance of the necessity
for the solution of the problem by them
alone. It Involvee th survival of their
brethren In eastern Europe - Those an'
tneir Kin in ofSht ;That thnrw1T f If M
to freedom may be strengthened."
I TO START
iiei'j conr
EquitableOfflclaJs Reported to
Be Planning Life Insurance
; Organization.
MOST PURELY MUTUAL
CONCERN IN EXISTENCE
Archibald C. Hsynes Thinks Psycho-
lofical Moment Has j Arrived to
Launch Kew' Cofpormtion Ttrbell
WUI Join later On.
(Speeta! Plapatea by Leased Wire te Te Joerael)
New York. July !. It la declared
today that tha split between Archibald
a Hsynes and Oage E. Tarbell la only
apparent. That they appear to be at
dagger points, but that aa a mattsr
of fact they ars privately th beet of
rnena ana that back of their by-play
of enmity Ilea the possibility of th
formation of a nsw life lnsurancs eom
psny. ..'.,.-.
Thl story cam with a great deal of
circumstantial detail . today from a
source-tat I known to be frlendlv te
Hayne and which haa never been Inimi
cal to TarbrlL '
Haynea. It waa statsd, wa of th
opinion that th payaological moment
haa arrived for th formation of a new
life oompany organised under the lawa
of New York, which will be the moot
purely mutual : oompany chartered by
the Empire state.
It was stated that a prominent firm
of lawyer I at th present tlm busy
preparing th artlclea of Incorporation
and that tha application for a charter
will be made at) the earliest possible
date. Haynea, In' an Interview a .few
weeka ago, . aald that he would : not
write participating Inaurance for other
than a mutual company.- He at the
same time aald that SB per cent of the
first year's premiums waa sufficient
compensation for soliciting agents. This
la- aomewhat lower than - the Provident
Insursnoe company pays and about half
what the companies generally give. .
The atory 1 that Tarbell 1 to stay
On the inside of the Equitable until
Haynea haa established the new ven
ture. Then he le to awing away from
th Ryan concern and ; take an active
part In the new organisation. , 1
Neither Haynea nor Tarbell would dis
cuss th posslblltle ef th new com
pany today. . ; ,
0. R.&N. MUST PAY UP ' :
FOrftY TrOUSAND TAXES
' ' (Special Dlsps tea te Tb Joernat.) '
' Pendleton, Or, July It. The tlm for
th filing of a motion for a new trial by
the O. R, N. Co. In Ita ault against
Umatilla county hae passed and the
140,009 taxes which have been In lltlga-1
tlon for two yeara must be paid.
The railroad refuses to. pay the taxes
eesessed by the county on the ground
thst the letter O, R. eV N. did not sig
nify Oregon Railway dt Navigation com
pany and on tb contention that th
railroad was not assessed upon the ssme
scale es other taxpayers of tha county.
A Wee Baby Bora.
' tSpeelsl DispstPfe to Tb Journal.) , .
i "Pendleton. Or., July II. A wee girl
baby weighing but two pounds nas been
born to Mr. and Mr. Wad Siler of thla
elty. The child 1 seemlngtr strong and
well developed, -k It hair and nails are
well formed and show full maturity, but
the little lege are not mote than, three
Inchee long, and the entire body can be
6Vrd with " th two hand ef It
mother, .,. '" ..'..'
TARD
biiLi-ji: bibii lU
v DE CALIED
If Celestial Government Indorses
Boycott Uncle Sam Will
' ' "Take. UinrfV.'"-;'
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ir IVIAU& n rviio i anc , , v
A a , . M a a .m . . aa
c : IN EXCLUSION SPEECH
Secretary of War Said Laws Were
Harshly Enforced Without Citing
Any Proof ol AssertionT-Metcsif to
Fight Admission. ' ;' - f
(Bp-elsl Dlaeeteft.br Leased Wire to The looms!)
waaniagun, July . The state depart'
ment la watching closely the individual
ef forte of Chinese merchanta to put ,thl
government in a noi' by tne Boycott of
banking corporation and .ether tinea jof
business. N official opinion la yet ex
pressed publicly by tb department, but
the absolute official opinion la' that If
China would officially Indorse the actloa
of , certain organisations in Hongkong
and elsewhere, then thl . government
would be obliged to take a stand.
It can be stated on authority that th
United State will not allow the mer
chant of a few citiea la China to bully
tt Into aoquiesolng-with an Irrational de
mand for th better treatment of Chi
nese Interest ln this- country evsi
thoughth secretary of war, while act
ing as secretary of state, said In a publle
spsech that tha Chinese -exclusion law
war narshly enforced against tn Chi
ne. It is admitted her privately- that
sir. i a iv maae n mnuui m xwo regmras.
First.-he did not. take thto account the
number of fraudulent Chinese admissions
known to the department of Secretary
Mfetoalf ; aecond, he did not specify on
Case In which th law had been construed
unjustly against a single Chines.
. There I th best of reason for stating
that -Secretary1 Tuft after hia visit to
tha east, and especially to Manila, la
expected to bring back . with him soms
reasons or at least excuse for hia state
menta ln"Srhloh ha will 'be combatted
before congress by Becretary Metcalf, by
Mr. P. P. Sargent, commissioner-gensraj
of Immigration and by th facta known
to' thl government. The Issus between
Taft and. th anti-Chinese element has
been only half made up. Hia answer la
awaited. . -r ' '. "
T
CHINESE TO'nCHT.
I
Celestial Band Together to BCake Wat
. -,-'. . on Zzolmaiom . aw ...
(Special Dtspetch te The JearaaL)
Seattle. July 9. Chinamen throughout
TBrWoTto
line been ban
for .th purpose of raising a fund to fight
th Chine xcluslon law of the United
States. This "Information wa eoaveyed
by oriental advices received by the, Wa
Chong company, the leading Chlneaa firm
In Seattle, today. No details are men
tioned ee to the amount the local Celes
tial wui be asked-to contribute, but th
statement Is made at the Wa i Chong
store that no matter what th amount
asked is. It can be raised In a day. .
All th fund gathered will be for
warded to aa association recently formed
tn China and by It disbursed. , Agentnl
of thl association,- It Is stated, are ex
pected to arrive In the United States In
a few weeks and will be distributed
from San Vranclsoo, Portland and Seatrl.
Local Chinaman say tbey have been
awar of the movement for soms tlm
aad declare that the preeent boycott -by
the laboring-element or China against
th Unltsd Btatea la a part of the orig
inal plan. :. i , .-. f. s'
CENTENARIAN PLEADS HIS
CASE III COURT - :i
T- ..... : t V
Old Man Stands Erect and Vig
orous-While Actingas His
; Own lawyer,
(SeeelU Olspatek by Leased Wtre te The Joamal)
New Tprk, July I. A centenarian.
defending falmself tn a courtroom, stand
ing erect and vigorous while he con
ducted his own ease without' the ea
st stance of counsel, and afterward de
claring that hia father died when he wa
20 and that h has a alster living In
Germany at the age of. 181,. waa tha
acene wltneased In Jersey City todays .
Th case wa that of -Johann 8 wan-
son sgalnst Charle Blramers, before
United State Commissioner Crammer.
Blmmera, who looked only SO, bore the
marks of the hearty aaltwater tar, spat
tobacco Juice--, with vigor, end defended
himself when Swanaon sought to com
pel him to pay for lumber used la repairing-a
oatboat owned by Blmmers.
Blmmer aaya. ne ha been, a canal
boatman for 11 years; that at en time
h owned .a rleet. Th old man aay
h bought , the lumber in i New Tork
and endeavored to sstabllab his owner
ship te the satisfaction of the commis
sioner. . Th case at the conclusion of
th argument waa taken under consid
eration by the court. Blmmera, who
la a veteran of the Germany army, bear
th acar of French bullets. , , -
"I have always been' a temperate
man," he aald, "but 'never a teetotaler.
I tak a drink ' when I want on and
I chew tobacco when I feel like it It
never hurt me. I never dissipated. .
After taking a fresh chaw of tobaec
h marched out of the roomtb most
erect man In the crowd, r -' ,. ,' ;
AGED SPOKANE MAN
SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS
V- ."-I ., "
. ; (Special Dlspatek to The JearaaL) , "
gpokan. . Wash, July : I. Lewis K
Berg, living with hi son at 1117 Id
avenuej haa been missing since Friday
evening. Hs 4s 71 year old. but waa
accustomed to taking a short walk
vary evening along the river. He left
the house t 7:10 p. m. end later wa
ei sitting en th river bank. At 1:10
hi son became alarmed because h did
not return and began . a search. He
found hie hat, coat and cane at the
water's dg. Th water le ehallow at
thl point and the search revealed noth
ing. , .... ' .
- Testerdsy -"at dawn the- river was
dragged, with no results,' HI son, r. O.
Berg think he may have stepped on a
loos atone and fallen. Being unable
to rats ' himself, h may have been
drowned. Constant search Is being In
stltnted. - ,'t . .. , ' . . .
Twenty-Tour Children la This Jramlly.
tppeclal Dispatch brl-MS4 Wlr to Tit Jesvaalt
Appleton. Wis.. July tt. A census
taker In thla state thinks he hae dis
covered the banner family. , There are
tt ohildron l) reeldlng at home.
siisi is ma
TO TIIE POLICE
Fred trick D. Carlton Says Coucln
Who Resemble Him Cause
Trouble, i v-'-' .
ADMITS PRESENT. NAME '
13 AN ASSUMED ONS
.'j; ; -z-; -v ii. 'n ' nil. -y :.v-
Mrs, Schultg, Hia Former Landlady,
Receives . Threatening :. LetterOf'
flcials Not ' Impressed With Hia
Remarkable Confession, ;
t ti ; .1 '.
(psatsl Olspsleh by Leased Wlr te ths Jearaal)
New Tork. July II Frederick B.
Carlton today gave to the polloe what
he claims waa the real atory ,of th
numberless - Crimea that ' have been
charged against him. '. ' Wringing his
hands and almost weeping, he-ssld h
naa a dousie, 4 coualn. avho rasemDies
him o -closslr. ha aalef. . that he was
abl to Uv In hi (Carlton') ham
for two weeks without the deception
being- discovered. ( - .-- p, -
'My cousin." said Carlton. Is my as
set counterpart In also and looks and has
gone to th extent of copying my lit
tle deformities and the acara that are
on my body In his sttempt te pae him
if off for roe. All my life I have
been made to auffer for hia elite and
have borne It patiently because of my
love -for . hia mother. I have,' spnt
thousands of dollar trying to keep thl
out of jail and If he were only
man- enough he could eome forward now
and clear me ef th unjust soeusa-
"i wui aarau tnat my rignt. name is
not Carlton. - My cousin waa of the
same name aa mine and I chanted Vay
name. In order, to get rid ef' him and
hi peraecutlona.; When I was living in
Waahlnarton. thla fallow earn te my
pom waen.lv wa away anu aoiaajiy
managed, for a time to pass as me.
i Aaothe WIS Jrea4.
The polio did not appear to be lm-
preasad by thla remarkable atory. ' An
other alleged wife of Carlton Is aald
to have been a Miss Wiletta Sherwood
Bird of 411 .West Nineteenth street. A
record of the marriage' was found on
the board of health records, dated April
If. ltee.r'Phe bridegroom gave hie
pame aa Jamea Edward MoCandleaa and
hia address aa Moberiy. Missouri.
Carlton, when told that Eleanor Van
deventer had turned ever te Inapecfor
Cross lace and a watch he had (Ivan
her and that the Inspector said hi had
uoceaalvely given then to hie wive
and other women, was very angry,
"I don't sea why tney ehouia tase tne
kld'e things away from her." he said.
true that I 'saie s isisa
to my first, wife and when ahe died I
aot them back again. I gaviham also
to my second wife ee I had every right
to do and I waa at perfect liberty after
her death to git them to Eleanor yen
daventer.- '...-''." ' . . - .- -
"I am preparing 'a etatement which
will be given out fay my lawyer,', he said
in eonciueion. i -. . .
." IHsden Xu-lee Olhasce.' . .'.'
1 am no murderer. I nsvsr took
lmoreeer-nhotographe and I have done
nothing- agalnat the law. I won't aay
how many time I nave- oeen marnea.
but -it Is Hot-nlnetlnV
- Mrs. Fanny Schulta. Carlton's former
landlady today received v -threatening
letter. It read: -
,.a,M-, nK ahntit WbwI .Garlton.
Toil are trying to send hfm to th chair
ilka Hoclu One more word end tne
new will ' ml a bandmaater. s
warned and abut up. '
(llntd) . WB ARB TBI FOUK.
This letter was mailed In New Tork at
station J. ' Mrs. Bchults husband is a
naval bandmaster,. , v! : v :
Two men arrived at headauartera to
day who positively Identified the pic
tures of Carlton aa a member of Bat
tery H.. First artilleryknown aa K. J.
Martlnes, - in Barancaa, . jnonua.
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iiCRi!.;i;iAii;:G
KOT ADMISSIBLE
Brokers in Cotton Leak Scandal
Appear In Court- , ',
-'.'room." --s--" - "
(SpeeUl DUpeteh by Leaaef Wire to The feamal)
Washington. July t. The recalci
trant New Tork brokers. Peckham and
Haas, in the investigation of the cotton
leakage eaae, wlU -not be . required te
answer Question tending; to incriminat
ing them which may be asked by Dis
trict Attorney Beach in the proceeding
before the rrand Jury.' Questions ef e
non-incrimlnatlng character , must, be
answered and all Inquiries concerning
whloh there may. be a doubt mut be
aubmltted to Justice Wright of ' th
criminal court of the District of Col
umbia. 1 Such was the decision of Jus
tics Wright today when the ease of
Moss Haas cams before him. v
The wltneaa waa directed to enewer
th Inquiry aa to whether be had ever
lived in Washington apd had been em
ployed by th depatmsnt.Qf agriculture.
He waa excused . from saying whether
he knew Edwin S. Holmes, tha dis
missed associate statistician of tha de
partment, against whom th grand Jury
Investigation la probably being directed,
and whether he knew of the A. Peckham
who has been associated with Holme In
the report of th former Investigation
ordered by Secretary Wilson. , . . -
The district attorney, gave notlo to
Mr. Haae that he would expeet him to
appear before the grand Jury Tuesday.
Mr. Haaa waa In the courtroom for th
first tlm today, Mr. Peckham wee also
preaent ...---.. , . ,'
MAKES HIS ESCAPE FROM
OFFICERS Kl AUTO
Edwin Switzler, Pendleton , So
ciety Man Accused of Beating
Wife, Escapes.
. f "' ,'.' -.. . . . .
: SpeUl Dispatch to The JeorasL) ' .
1 ' Pendleton. Or., July !. After remain
ing tnr hiding In a room over a local
saloon all day, Edwin Swltaier, society
man,' sluded th of floors snd left the"
elty-thla evening Is en -automobile,-In
oompany with Tom Johnson, a gambler.
Two complaint . war filed agalnat
Swttaler thl evening, on by City At
torney Carter- and one by District At
torney Phelps'. , it wa reported, thst
this morning about an hour after be had
beaUa his wife that S wittier tried to
w- ' . '
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VAN CORTLAND
Straagt, . bw-wfUe, Vassea Petes ef Xlsaty
Petosey jrhet Oaies Wsea Peetot aad,'
JtedleU Patt, aa t It ese. . ' ,
-- " . . ,v ' ' ' i
t
Th Pllsw Pesmressi Tkste.Wke Oan Vsm
turn aiisgs osairBn Jsaay .
.'.;. v . Xeaits. , - , . '": V?
S. ."'' . VAN OOBTLAMD
Is esesselor ad saism ef may ef Perttaar
sieet sremtseat eltisess. Sane ef bis eltsaU
sever think e suklss ee tsartamt mil wlUv,
eat Orst eeaealUBg Vs CsrUaad..
" fki fJOBTLAirO. -.X.V?''
Csa ss had bear sritb lesseet to auterisl rktaas,
ne snowiease m wi sirsierwes way
froai a oorce tbat la bsyeed buiaa kea and
ss ess ciu,a . KOD - AS sig - HAB
OXHiaS. , .
1 ' VaW COBTLairD
baslatsly relUMe sea est
U
pa
SIM. AU sealls sre la strict- sesfideate .
sad estaifsetiea gsaraateed ltfereiy ease, e a
seceeess. , ,
VAN COKTLANO.
fllves yea the mfermattaa ye seek fur wltheat
dreanloeotloa. In direct aad exceedingly plsia
siessse. He anas eewerd free, yea to assist
a. hs reads wast yea eeelre to knew, sad
e saswsts tarsaga sis resursisie seal pes
,1 '-f-'VST TAN OOSTLAltb
as easnilatnaS wenda. We UsmI hi
eosapelle to admit tbstke does aot aaerstsad
where hie ntreemUwe mtvmmr jm-a. fcaia.
Xet
tnat ne nossessea unerauman power
or
divining the future 1 proved with an
ease that la ridiculous. If you doubt
this in any way he oan eonvtaoe you ta
. ir ANT paoaLsii 1
Bet here res If yea aa In SesM a to the
proper enwee to, Bersae la a certasa ssstter
roe shosld BT 1 ALL STEAKS see what Vaa
uoruaa eaa e at res.
fscttoa Si a heolsts It gasraatosd ta
LOST OWB8 MAT BB POtJBBi, .
Parted.eees salted, sad last sad stolsa srtJelst
iimert thsoMk the weaAertol power ef
Tee iwuasa. luiua nis swsns
ye, may attala ta
wo twi
: M year sopee.
BCOOXSS IB STTBB
pob xon.
H yea seek ent Vsa Oortlesd sad follow bl
dlrsetiees. Toe save S risht to to) seeesssfol.
The ealy reeeea see eve falls It tint ass ef
esiplorlng wrong weess vaa Oertlaaa
ike
She-
seceeefal by shewisg
rea tbe rlstit
path t
oath that -1 ul
lied to you
and vonr taJenta. If vou have been un
fortunate, tt le the height of wisdom
for rou to find out what la the mat
ter. REMEMBER, SATISFACTION. IS
UUAllANTIiBiA : ,.-.vS
. : st.tse CTALiBBea, ' .
Ami alt eballessee aeesptsd. sod la teter
ebsllengee the world er sy toreaae teUer.
palmist ee crystal gaser that sxssls Mm la
hts weaeerfal rereutVia ef aay oae a
- - e fitwa. , .
naneraes m steins mrm iwi sis mm puan
CLAIRVOYANT
The Olive
ITssblnslsa SL, Cor. flTi
tzi ivssUSmloa SB.
Boers:
s..sa. to S a. a. daOy
Bandars.
Washington at, corner..,,...., S S,000
Aidsr st., comer, .uuxioe. . . .. . , u,w
Alder t.. corner, lOOxtO. ...... . . 8.000
Nob. Hill Beautiful residence
- site, hedge rence, cement walk.. S.IBO
7th, corner, 100x10. f 120 per mo. JtS-OOO
E. J. Dsly.222 Failing Bldif.
irvou
iuuuui
WICAN CURE YOU
the teels Plteee-ktetHe fiwertato sad tehee) fer
mmenre ef Drnlt, MUshtma. . BMosiuhes eievra
an, !-. ei thoOMaola. Gold Sedel svsre-e
omri raip ia. uiil ibim. ft.eoBenaed kr Kkr-
. e4we-ie, lrc7mn. ess maw ewrw"
Thl. iBMlteU.s kat e VMm Bmaeh M recUu with
s very lenre etau. of pupil, la stteadanoe awe an
voeMS. t rt. ana sere-- 1 1 as-, we
i , Mrad U.M Waaka Va4 St. 4 all n,,, a tfea,
t1m.s-o.ilnqnlree. will lo-e la rortUa sOoh.f
rnvn, absoiLuts ovks ouajsajti sro.
aa.1 no for partlrtila, miIiii.i. UraiBn.M
Uitt pepw sad mo mom Is nun emr p.-t-se,
oa ear eiota boeao. an shto eoos. -imm
Drifts sq Trestaunte Suranrlns," trt
SSdre-a wntllK . Liwni '
wtam. simhiuiisw
g. W. Oer. ltfe end Pel" eareete ,
soaruxa. fim-aaosr
Peto-Te septla miriU es Fsriiasl alter Sep. 1st,
obtald a, revolver, ayinc he waa Being
to ahoot himself. ' . . , .-.
At 11 o'clock tonight divorce proceed
ings were Sled by Mrs. Edwin Swltsler
through her attorney. Judge Pee. A re
straining order haa alao been signed by
Judge Illls and Swltsler" property will
be aafely tied up until after tbe eaae la
heard In the ' circuit eourt. snd Mrs.
Swltsler Will be protected from bodily
harm. , . - - . . v
A , i ,
'ill tn hrv m OmI
Reno, Nov., July !. While Ashing
In th Trucks .river thle afternoon
vounar woman wltK m. airt tinnkeat a
t-peund trout.. The euddsn lung ef
the flsh dragged her into the stream
and she waa rescued by member of
th party as -she senB th second time.
1 it is u a wise i
T naa ui liuiwierTuw'enaul Tim Ml
tag the adrlce ef Vaa Oertlaad a beet Ita eee
Ja .
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3.
o r-aie"' .. .... :
UonixY,plr p; ra at O
HcTti E:-;htetr.th Ctreet. Cor
ner cf Davia, cf Household
; Furclture, etc.
I have received Inetruetlone front iir. -T.
lng to sell to th hlghaat bidder
th Purnltur in his Urre 10-room
house, conotating Jn part, Varior Suit
Up. in but. Easy Pocker and BetteesL
Oak Center Table. Comb Poonaae, Oil
Pain tin rs. Silk Portleree, Fin lvet Cur
talna. Velvet -and Brusasls Carpets,
Round Oak Extension Table and Box
Seat DInlng-chalr. Oak and Cherry Bed
room set, Oak Dressers, Springs, Hair
and Plos luattressea. Twice Folding
and Van tie Beds, two Cook Btovss,
Letrge Us Stove, two Kitchen Treasures.
Dishes, GrariUwsro, Wringer, Oaa Flx
turee. etc. House for rent. Sal at I p.
to. . No reserve. ...-..
f.,9. .. WIXaSOBT, aVCTIOWBXaV
. Auction Oaio :
Monday, 10 a. m., at ISO First
. Street, of a Full Line of House
hold Turniture, One Good Sur
i rev in Al Condition, One Motor
Bicycle, Horsepower, Jn
Good Condition. f : ,' : ,
Roll Ton Desk. BhAw Caee. Iron Wed.
Dressers, Rocker, Center Table, Clocks. "
Carpets, Lounge. Jewel Cook Range"
Cook Stove, Lao Curtains, etc. Surrey '
ana tsicycie soia at i a. m. anarp... .
,,v jr. tj. yraswrn, Avtmo3rBBa.
Auction ,CIo:'
Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.
Auction Rooms, No. ' lit Plrst StreeU.
Pull Zatne ef oed Punttmr sash oar.
.: 4. . wixsoaT, AVOTwanssm. . .
W Pay! Ciali for. All Kinds of
Funushlngs, Bankrupt Stock, :
etC. ;. Sri'' ''''.:'"?
, 9. fA lrtXSOaT, AVOTSOVsTaaB.1;.,' '
Auctipn Sales
Fine Furniture
io.oillltJLp--lmaJ
day at 8 p. m. Friday at 8 p. m.
Our salssrooms are filled with exoel
lent furniture of all ' grades, htany '
artlclee are just like new, such a
JBWEL, and .other OAS RANOTCB.
preeeera, - Chiffon tefs, -t Cots, x Bed "
Lounges, Iasoe Curtains, Glass Pront
K Cunboard. Ladr's desks In ouartered
oak. Washing Machines, Sewing - Ma
chine ana a long list or tn ever us- ,
ful artlclee. neoeasary - to furnish a
home. . v, '
Bales en the shove aay at j p. m.
;. , Cv V .POsW, ATOTXOl
hUCttbn "Sale -r-
lUght-Room Flat at . J TJnlon
Avenue South; Tuesday Next
at 10 a. m. ''.." );;:;
NBTW PTJROTTORPL NEW" BRUS-
mrtj fiARPRT AND RlTaa. New feath
er Pillow, Sheets, Blip. Comforts, Mat
tresses, t-4 Mantle Bed. Pull Slae Mantle
Beds, Cook Btovea, Rockers, Lace Cur- .
taina. Odd Dressers, Commodes, China
and Crookeryware, Kitchen Pumlture,
eto, inese gooa are au neat anu
elean and Juat like new. , , .
o. &. pobvo, Avcnoamm.
"; I F
TSu wish to sell your Furniture, Tour
Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, er any
other kind ef Merchandise, let- us know
about It and we will do the rest te your
satisxacuon. . ' - . "... - .,
HOI POBTtABTO ATJOTtOW BOOM.
'h0BS';lSaU'O.''" 'VV.v
' a- sKnnrsAOx, pmopmzaTO, ,'
University Park
Is the boa-ten residence portion of "
the whole peninsula, , It is eminently ' .
respectable to hsveia'home at Uni-
versity Park. It bss the Columbia '
University, Ball Run Water, Portland ;
public schools, electric streetcars,
electric street lifhts, employment for
all in the nearby mills, factories and ;.
docks; alleys back of all lota, wide:
streets, in short everythinf to meet?
tbe heart's dssire. Prices $80 to $325
per lot-y Terms one tenth cash,' bal ance
$5 monthly on each lot without ,
Interest if paid when due. .' Five per ,
cent discount for all cash. . ' , -t ;
Prices will be advanced August I,
Don't forest the; date. Francis I. :
McKenna, ; room 606 Commercial
Block 9 to li a. m, Unlvsrslty Sta- ;
tlon 1 to 6 p. m, , . ;'s, ; f.' :
Overton Park
Acreage
f Choice acre tracts la Tract "C"
"'Overton Park, . -j ,''"
$450 to $60a
'. Terme te suit.
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Wakefield,; -x.
Fries C8J. Co.-.'
' SSS Stark St, Phone Bfala 14.
See Us for Your Home
' We' havS' some' besutlful1"' suburban-'
eottagea that rang from 700 to $1,000.
Our-plan la for pou te pay.l.per
month. These bargains cannot b du
plicated.. Call and eee ue. ,
h aw ssr-an a amvcvBi .
1-ltlH Grand Ave.-Koew It,-.
J. W. Ocllbeo
. Room 11, Plrst Street '.
Ain"1 Addition
L.lLitJ Peautlfu
r , VMrv she
Addition! walking distance;
repairing), ih Stephens .
I room rotLaea fn-H,
Utlful lot,-1 x let t-rta.
ronitiiia Aucucnucstns
,') Sit First. StmtTJT"
Very enap, .,