a. " Jm A
2, 1, J,
lack of Warehouses In"WWch to
j Store the Incoming Trains
- of Grain.
NOT ENOUGH BERTHS
U.FOR DEEP-WATER VESSELS
Building Mutt Begin at Once, if Great
" Crop That Will Move Toward
i Market by Way of Portland It to
;Bt Properly Handled. .
4 Unless quick work should be shown
v; In rebuilding the dock deatroyed by flro
, , . :. 1 yeeterday, considerable . difficulty will
be .experienced in securing euffleleht
, , warehouse room to atore tbe grain which
will be shipped by tralnload every day
" , to tidewater from now on. The Elevator
, -, and Albina docks" capacity was about
4. 000 buahals of wheat;, this represent
about one-fifth of the grata warehouse
' Capacity In portt . ... .!
, Members of the Pacific Coast Elevator
. company state they will rebuild, but Juat
when work will be started tbay are, tin-
prepared to say. In the meantime the
.'Company will make an effort to secure
1 another dock for temporary use. Aa all
. . . tne-docka are in use it la thought the
firm, will .have to conduct operations on
v a limited scale until a new structure has
n been .erected. In past seasons whan the
-,.1 shipping business was at Its best, there
- ' were from 10,000 to 11.000 tona of wheat
en the elevator 'dock every day. " Usually
.V the train -Was shipped - as fast aa It
, - arrived from the interior. .
Toe Oreg-on BaUroad A '- Navigation
' company, which owned the ,Alblna dock.
r. f will not be inconvenienced to any great
'V extent by the fire. Until a new dock la
built the company will use Montgomery
i ' No, g. which it has had leased for tho
- peat six months. It is said this will be
adequate to , anawer all requirements
temporarily. Of late the freight brought
from the orient and intended for re
' shipment to tbe east has been dls-
- ; charged at the Montgomery dock, and
the gooda for shipment to the orient
t were held on the Albina dock until toad
" d oa the steamers.. As the Nuraaotln
' ,t , not scheduled to sail until the nlj
T . die. of this month It is announced that
the flour destroyed will soon be dupll
. 4 anted. . and the steamer will get away
on' time. . .
' Shippers say the worst feature of the
, -matter la that tramp steamers. and
'ao.uai-e-Hggers' will Soon begin to ar
. rive in great numbers and that it will
... , be -hard for them td secure berths.
- About the- only docka of "any- also left on
- the: east side are thoas of the flour mills,
tho Oceanic, Montgomery, Oregon A
. , California' and the Inman-Poulaen.Tho
Victoria dock, one of tho big ' grain
. warehouses on the east aide, was burned
more- than a year ago, and has not been
rebuilt.-:-. .i .-, '" .: -vY7.
It ia estimated that the loss of the
sawmills at Bt Johns .will be the
means of deoreaalng the monthly lum
ber shipments from Portland down, the
coast by about 2.000.090 feet ; An aver
age of three or four cargoes for the
coasters Was fitted out there ever. (0
days. But It win have no effect o the
Sfrnhln or Bailing vesUJwnets.a
"Wieycwlllend their craft elaewhero for
uameas. -Lumber ronpags Is M demand
a fpfn rates at au the wor. thern porta
?; RAFTS CAUSE. BARS, i '
'tfreeJ1frrvwtIUet6aTraet
Joseph Supple will probably be
awarded -tha contract of building, a govT
-erntnent snagboat for use on the .upper
Willamette and TamhUl rivers. Pro
posals for Its construction' ware re
ceived yesterday In tha office of tha
Unltad Statee -engineers and Mr. Sup
ple agreed to built the craft for ll.tOO.
Joseph .Paqiiat wanted 110.910 'and the
Bt Johns Shipbuilding company 111.121
The new boat will take the place of
tha Methloma, which haa been In serv
ice on the tipper Willamette for 'a num
ber or years and' la almost worn out
It' Is probable that some of her ma
chinery will be placed in tha new boat
IJavld B. Ogden, assistant United
States engineer, returned ; thla morning
rrom an inspeciion inp up tne vc mam
ette and reports that the dipper dredge
No. S has completed work at tha mouth
of the : TamhUl. . She- Is employed at
Aeh Inland ehoel. but will probably get
i 1
DR. N.J. FILT0N; Nstsrc?d
P(ow Open for Business In
My-FineNew BuUding
' Better this w prpard te re for
r pillftu, Ivery tblne ta aplrli a4
RPn ami. frse, com rood loo. apartawats
act elfgunt mom for waiting gnnts. line
la a ml Imbm fat A)ot la afflletloa who
te. aw for . . -I -.- -. i
TRtUTMCNT WlTHOr DEt'Ot OB Vt
. , .or KNirB. - .
- rurra Dnniimn ni, . i. . - .
tne. Corimltatloa aag eae trwtsint '
eolutely . free. ,- -..;
' I' .' . 1 '. 1 ' ' .J
DR. N. J. FULTON
- ITATtrmoYATaV '
I 3f3 Twelfth Street 1
Cr. Clay, eae klek fms V eaa. ese from
; , Uta St. ear. I fm Jaff.rMB ear.
v- " Xalepkeae laaia list, , .
)
i
Mrs." E. F. faggtrt and Her ChUd
through there today and will be taken
to Simon s bar. f- -. '.
Tha reoent log-drive down the river.
It Is declared, was the means of caus
ing the stream to shoal An a . number
of local I ties. It la estimated that about
10.000,000 feet of logs, have been floated
down tha liver during tha past month.
Many of tho timbers plied up on tbe
aandbare and caused drift and aand t
accumulate. As - consequence the
dredge will have much work thia fall to
get tha channel .clear. , . . - .
UNCLE SAM SAYS STOP.'
overnaaeat Telia teamboatmea The
BCnat Vet rut U is the BUver.
Steamboatmen have been warned. by
afajor Roessier of tha corps of United
States -engineers not to throw any mora
fuel oil into tha river In tha following
communication: ... . -
"The attention of thia ofTlce haa been
called to tha fact that oil-burning
steamers and oil-carriers, by reason of
eareleasnesa in loading or In tbe cleans
ing of their oil tanka In tha river, are
responsible for the presence , of pll on
tha surface of tha water at points in
tha harbor ' of Portland. . Thla is con
trary to tha law .-governing-:' tha pro
tection and preservation of tha naviga
ble water of the United States, and It
la requested ttiat -your- company .take
auott action aa win prevent any recur
rence of thia nuisance from your boats."
row the 'paat month a great deal of
complaint haa been . made about this
matter, but thia la tha first time the
local representatives' of tha- government
have taken tha matter in 'hand. Moat
of the liquid, fuel got Into the stream
by eareleasnesa, and It ta aald tha Steam
boatmen . will exercise mora caution. .
STEAMERS ARE NUMEROUS.
wit Aoeommodaaloaa for
1,000
feopie, aoaad fog Bay City,
LThlamornlngtheateameri.Spokana(
owned and ' operated : by tha - Paelflo
Steamship. -company; sailed - for San
Frauclseo with mora -than t g ; pagaeit-
lgerv.,Bl,esjriyed ,fraia (v?stl)a last,
night at I o'clock. ---
The steamer Valencia of lh4ame 11ns
arrived at , Astoria thla morning from
the north, and. will reach Portland this
afternoon and is scheduled to1 sail for
tha Bay City at o'clock tonight, with
full list of paaaengers. Tha steamer
Columbia, which arrived last night from
tha Bay City, will leave on tha -return
trip tomorrow' night.' These . vessels
have accommodations for mora ; than
4,00a people. Thla meana that Port,
land will have eteamahlp service with
tha California metropolis for three days
in succession something that haa never
been had before in tha history of the
port. , .... ' " ' ".. ; -: ' i -
The ornciais 01 tne company atated
this -morning that It is highly probable
the Spokane Would be sent back to Port
land to make another trip. It, was the
Intention, of the company to operate1
her out of Sta Francisco on a southern
runr
.1
!1-
el
and a Scene in the Courtroom When Major Taggart Tettified That His Wife'
Had Been Drunk.
EASTERN CAPITAL TO BUILD
(Continued from Page One.)
water harbor that ia troubled with a
sandbar, and In fact . all good fresh
water harbors have to combat similar
obstacles that are. constantly forming
from tidal cause. -
The now Empire Steamship company
la backed by men of long experience in
navigation affaire. The principal mem
ber of tha syndicate, Jesse Hoyt, Is
well-known captallat and . ateamshlp
owner on 'the Atlaatio coast. Hi
father waa a pioneer navigator and a
close ally -of Jay Oould. The Hoyt
have operated the steamships Henry
unauncey, Aspinwall, , Morning Star,
Evening Star all Atlantlo liners end
tha Flying - Scud, the 8ea . Foam and
others, among the fastest clipper ahlps
sailing between New . York . and the
orient.','.. , .-.-vj
PEACE TREATY COMPLETE
- . . (Continued from -Pgge One,)-
haa gone again too Tar trr"ttte eaatward.
the battle of the Sea of Jvpan will be
rougnt over again and While. the Rus
slana are gettiqg ready' the Japanese
wilt grow' mora, and mora restive, and.
oy una oy some year in .me future that
prolonged armistice, now being written
at Portsmouth Into a supposed treaty of
peace, will come to an end, and tha big
white soldiers of Russia and- the little
brown men of Japan will coma together
again. .
. , Cable Xs Bepalred.
' Ooeraal Special tervlee.) , ..--.
fin Vnrlr bnl T.KI
, - .- - -. w ".u VVIIIII1U-
ill cation to Japan Via Formosa waa re
stored today. Tho wires are working
UASKEDJ.OGAN.FOfLFEESz
i (Continued from Page' One.)
POjntmentJBt.AlU.Klm.
forth that the property conalsted of a
chest of tools and "some money In tha
safe deposit vault of thla city of Port
land,", all of which was worth probably
I ISO. Upton went on Bcott'a bond for
$100.,', ., -
Appralsemaat Appeared' Small.
In his final .renort Scott Infnrmait tha
county Judge Tttat the 'aetata proved not
to be worth 1160. but consisted of "cash
in. Good rtamarttan hospital,' $17; cash
In aafe deposit at Portland.-110; chest
of tools. 11.0; watch, 17.60. and 17
J" StartUaf KortaUty. V
fitatlatlra show startllna- mortallt
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
trevent and -cure these awful diseases
here Is lust, one reliable remedy- Dr.
King s New Mfe Pills. M. Flannery. of
1 4 Custom -Hons Plaoev China say al
"Thev have 'no eoual for ronatlnatlon
and blllo"ne.'' Ih at Skldmore Drug
Cp.. l&l-Third street. ! .. L ,
(seventeen) geU nug. its. which were
assayed by Js U. rig it Co. at Ml; fit
la alL"
Tho administrator theh adviser the
court that-an appraisement would en
tail unnecessary additional expense; that
Dr. Samuel C Slooura Jms a bin against
deceased for 1600. but "is willing to
aooept all that la left; that la, the gold
nuggets, watch and cheat of Jools. in
payment to. so fur aa U will go of said
bin." . '
This recommendation ' waa approved
by Judge Webster and the estate was
settled -In accordance tnerewun.--
Today. H. B. Ward of the firm bt
H. IB. Ward as Co., contractora of this
eltv. stated that ha had seen tne goia
nuggetsw and that ho would willingly
have given -1300 for them; that the
chest' of tools. ' which Doudlah used
while working for Mr. Ward s company,
were worth not lesa than I2S and prob
ably ISO, and that Doudlah got the nug-
geta rrom-a myiv n ,
whlh ho intended to develop. Ha had
interested Mr. Ward in the mine and
the latter had promised to furnish him
with, money with which to do the de
velopment work. - :
-T-r- aaoney To Aaoounted Twt-S.
ThlB ' mlnei" oald Mr. Ward,- "was
claimed bv Mr. Doudlah to be worth
much money, but ha died before ha had
told me nouah about It to give ma -a
tafinita idea as to where It la located.
"I made a trip to Seattle and there
laarnad enouch to convince ma tnai air.
Doudlah owned' - considerable - property
somewhere - in- the far north and that
somewhere fhera waa. money bf " hit,
which has not vet been accounted for."
The facta stated by Mr. Ward Indicate
at least that -the settlement or tne jjoua
lah esata was exceedingly aiaca. as ap-
Darently there Waa o attempt . to aia-
cover. whether or not ha had property
elsewhere, and Mr. Ward'a. statement
raises the Question as to wnetner tne
nersona Who handled the oaae made
nroner reDresentationa In placing a val
uation upon the property oeiongmg xo
the aatatsL.j-Y - - -?-
Tha statute of Oregon requires that
ail claims against me eaiaie ox av de
ceased or insane person, shall be at
tested by a notary public and tha nature
of the tlalra be set forth explicitly, :
; Statute ar Been TioUted. . . : 'i
In) violation of thla statute, bills have
been allowed by the county judge which
have not been- acanowieagea before
notary and" which : areTiot xplatnedbTT
any staiemeni ox wnai mi ciaim waa
for. - . '' . - : .
In the K. L. Pletaacho Insane, estate.
H. H. Riddell was appointed guardian.
He . filed a final report,- at' one "time,
when It was thought Pletaacha had re
covered and had been released from the
asylum. - Thia - final report Indicated
that lie regarded the estate as ready to
close, yet moat of the claima are unat
tested, -and do not set forth what was
the--nature -of tha service . performed
by the claimant to Pletssche, I
District. Attorney Mannina- haa had
iha case of Opfon under luvestigatloa
for the paat week. f-'.',' !
"I will gather all the facts." aaid he.
Twmxr
"and determine action thereafter. I pre
fer not to -mfcke any statement at thla
time, aa it would ba prematura. : How
everthe' Investigation will ba thorough
and.lt will ba prosecuted with .expedi
tion," r ' ' - '.7---r w
Iirlhsr search -of the record of the
probata court reveals other caaea- In
which action waa questionable. '
r Witt tha meoorda Show.
- Ia the estate' of Carl Bchlect. Insane,
H-H.RlddcU petitioned . the court to
be. appointed guardian; tha petition
stated, that the property was of about
il07 value. Tha petition waa dated
larch f. 104. On tha same day the
county Judge signed an order for a hear
ing to determine whether or not a
guardian - should be ' named. Neither
paper waa filed with the clerk until
June t, 1904,- on which day . tha court
named Riddell guardian.
Guardian Riddell reported to the
court that tha only business tranaaction
required Im handling the eatata waa to
pay to the - county clerk 17.10 deposit
for filing fees, 16 premium on tha bond
ho .gave as guardian, or $12.50 In all)
leaving I87.7I in cash from tha I107.lt
originally on hand. For performing thla
sllrht service and buying a certincate
of deposit for the estate with the bal
ance Riddell asks tha court , to allow
him ttl fees. The estate haa not yet
been closed, - . '- ' ' 1
in me case ox jr. si- wtnoiang, r
sane. 11.600 la the value of the estate
as set it orth " In the" petitionof - -W.-C&
North. Riddell waa attorney. Neither
had any Interest In Wendland, but Rid
dell waa given tha buelneas and North
filed an application for the guardian
ship. Judge wehster- signed an order
appointing htm. and he gave a H.Bea
bond. Friends stepped in later ana
procured the dismissal of "North and
the appointment of Quatave Wendhuid,
brother oft tha Incompetent. .. -J
Fraotloe ta Bad. -Say Attornsya.'
The theory of many who have. looked
into thia and . other caaea la that the
practice of permitting any one who asks
It to be appointed guardian or admlala-
ir, la. wet ealealated to further the
.da.oOujrtieeThe apl
practice to tha Jansen-csse and the
disclosures at tha many hearlnga prove
that when lawyers ' and others swalt
about the courthouse for probate busi
ness and "Jump In" for business of es
tates In which they have no Interest
excepting that which arises from a de
slae for fees, and when there ia.no
request from any Of the relatives, an-
pleasant reaulta are to be expected la
at""" o"". v .
It (aJMid that until an administrator
hu V,ii.united tnere is no one in a
poston legally to riotfy the frienda of a
person who hsa been killed or who lias
died away from his family.
The proper anawer .to that," arktae
aa attorney, "la for tha county authori
ties to Instruct the one who aaka for ap
pointment, forat to go to the trouble and
expense of telegraphing te the relatives
or friends; If the petitioner Is not will
Ing to expend It for -such a telegram,
It -prove that he has od -vital Interest
MmWi
Round Trip Fare $2.80. Leave Alder Streetjjock at 8 . m. ' Arrives in Astoria at 12:S3 p. n.
and departs for Portland again a 2 p, m. reaching home at 8 o'clock." This affords a most de
lightful 200-mile steamboat ride at very little cost, and it is made upon one of the most it
; lightf ul steamboats In North America. It is the fastest anywhere around this country,- and ita
crew is so exceedingly affable that its passengers feel at home the moment they see their faces.
Meals served on board remind one of the very fashionable . hotels of our most fashionable
otic
sxcept that you get
Come Alon Tomorrow and Sec How
To
rBteamer;
' Leaves daily from Taylor Street Dock at 7 A. M.
inihe affalri of the dacedenr eucK at
to -warrant a court in naming him to
administer the bualneaa." ',
Catherine Holts was an lncompeteni.
aged 76 years. D. M. Roberta petitioned
the court for appointment aa guaraian.'
E. B. Duf ur, - law- partner of Riddell,
atteated the papera aa notary. The pe
tition was written July 1 J, 1806, but
waa not filed until July It; the order
for the hearing waa algned by the coun
ty- Judge July 17 and filed with-the
petition. : Frienda later Interposed and
caused the appointment of J. Thorbum
Ross aa one who really anew, or me
buarneaa of the aged woman... and Mr.
Rosa waa named aa guardian. . -j
' It la -aald that Roberts knew nothing
of Mrs. HolU. but that Riddell Bought
to secure the business for hie firm be
cause he was in k position to get it.
LOOT A FORTUNE, FROM
MANSION IN MANHATTAN
Urn
JottrnaTSKIar,Brvlc.T". '."
;New Tork, Sept The residence of
Jose Aymar at 71 Kast nrty-rourta
street haa been looted during tha last
week of Jewelry, brlc-a-brac, paintings.
silver, etc.. valued at mora than 1100,
000. Aymar ia a millionaire lawyer who
married Miss Lillian Vanderbtlt. , The
family la spending the summer in Can
ada, and the thlevea have eviaenuy plun
dered at their leisure for several week.
NO MORE RESERVATIONS
FOR PULLMAN SLEEPERS
- . Moaraal Spedsl Bervtee.) . v
Chicago. Sept. I -The Pullman com
pany announces that hereafter no reser
vations for sleeping-car apaoe will be
permitted on the Paelflo coast Per
sona desiring bertha must pay for them,
An effort is being made to extend the
rule to the entire country.
REIGN OF TERROR IN
CAUCASUS MOUNTAINS
' ' .': . (Joeraal SpeeUl Strvioe.l
Tiflis, Sept I. -It ia reported that tha
town of .Ihusha la In flames and the
people nave fled to the . motintalna.
Troops are rushing to the eoena. The
property of Prince Muchrant In the
Duahet dlatrlct haa been aaarroyea by
dynamite.- Prince Erietofl' haa . been
murdered near oorl. v
MRS. DEERINQ CHAMPION
WESTERN GOLF PLAYER
i (Joeraal Special Service.)
Homawood Oolf Club, Floeamoor, III.,
Sept I. Mra. C . Deer Ing thla morn
ing In a driving rain defeated Mrs. W.
F. Anderson. 4 up and I to plky. and be
came champion bf tne western ooir
association. '.f
7
:r p :.Hpi for 'Atteria.'
Swift stMmer Telegraph leaves Alder
street dock 7:10 a. m. dally except Fri
day. - Returning leaves Astoria t p. mn
arriving -Portland 1:10 p. m. Sundays
leaves Portland I a. m., Astoria :M p.
Arriving Portland Ian.
tesdwaecT-
-Smtari'
o whaete ewrtaea.
f Th, Southern f! Paeine eompunyTitt
rJmaed an. aala At. Its Portland afftaae
tlofceta to ghaata gpnnga afj- tJ"n jaj renmi cyc-uxri oeiora in
ftk Beautiful, UluatratedTy;H"5 n.,r;l?!at.Tn -duo'"nU
rate of
ptmphlfU 8ecrfpUve of fhir retort ea
be seoured from any Southern Paelfle
Land acrlp for all klnda of landa, aur-
veyed and unaurveyed, for sale at very
loweat prices. . Thla scrip la within the
reach of those wishing to. relinquish
government en trie a and secure Imme
diate title. Fully guaranteed. Moultoa
Scobey, Columbia building, It Wssh
Ihgton street, Portland, Oregon. i
flt Aag-oa Flower ' - -
Is the SMet sopelar remdy on 1 the glebe fur
the core et all -tomarh. StaMtlve. Ilrer treahM
and kabltaal eeMtlpatlos. with tblr mlMrehle
ffx-te. We admiliwd aa a l-t M T.0Hi
p.pws III orrr th- L'nlt Itaraa for any ca
m-iiere Aiunur. rjawiir . was ap.a m aim
glTS I
MIKt.ctk
ttrtUtm. Omr Iter re of railure la
thoimarla ot ttn: two of thne were eaarM
of the tasiarh. Price M aa4 15 erata pa set
tle at- ail aroggleah O.t ttrees'g, Auaeaae. ,
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everything your palate craves.
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The Day Boat Down the Columbia
OM
Davies'
: Old grained woodwork that has cracked er peeled
can be made like handsome, expensive wood wtth
a can of Davies' Varno. Stain Lac. Imitstes ail
wooda perfectly. Used by anyone with success.
TjBe ireto"ask for Davies'die Itad'thiB -'
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Secure a Homo in
fhotce lotB-it,-at 10 cents m-aay(H
rltVertl ak 1 vasaas rwtit A
fir
EVFXTN ia on the ML Scott eleetrte
railway, 25 minutes from the city. . ,
B. EUFORDGdiN
OyyiOs-lTIlTI fTATIOS. ...
CHICAGO IS SWEPT BY
" SEASON'S WORST STORM
' (Joeraal Special arfe.t ' ' '
Chicago, Sept I. The aevereat storm
of ' the seaaon swept over-Chicago last
night. The wind blew 40 miles arr hour
and two Inchea et rain fell within twi
hours. There was a, terrlfto dleplsy t
lightning, accompanied bv heavv thun
der, and aeveral large office building
were struck..- Several fires were atari 1
in the outskirts of the eltv. Sims ent
a wntngs were torn looee ai4 r---y tr
blown down. "
Wi nrm
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Front St.
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JUST AS EAST AS PAT-
- INXJ RENT.
rhHce tract la eeater ef Mt
"rati elatrlc-t, tt ailmttea fma
- cHy Mt, Scott nr. to tare, -as
tranatera. I-ota iao. payaM ag
enwa aad t a atostk. Honees
ballt to suit yo aad sold at
en.t (with Inta) tt rat ratne.
. High, pare air, all coovralearM,
and oe throwing all otbrr sos
arba. Thrre'a a reeeaa,
, . Coa ent ssd see. . 'J.
Geo. W.Brown S
' , ; toe Falling Betiding.' t-
. Pkene Mala 130. . ."
R. A. TAYL02 at Firlsfti
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