The Oregon daily journal., March 10, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1808.
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PORTLAND ffiN GtAIfylS HE CAN
KJDIAU CHIEF IS MART FOR SLAVES
Food
IS (HIE
must be properly digested and assimilated to be of
' ny value tn yon, Bthnrvrisa s a aonrra of harny.
Negro - Arrestsd-lof-XWnapIng
B.' F. Newman Say He Mad
rYonouncedrDeach-and Interred
With Tribal Honors on ine
' instead or ood.
TfyRftr-yvoTftan" tor pivr
. Dead Chicken ' In Front
"... Street Rise and Walk.'
IT
' ll not digested, it ferroenU and doc&ys, causing.
Crow Reservation.
Keepers in Gotham.
sour stomach, heart burn, nausea, headache,
flatulence, bad breath and other discomforts. -
Your
MilED
i 1
IF HE, HAD FAITH MIGHT
MlWAUCON THE RIVER
,0
Healer Declares ; That Messiah Ap-
:2 peared to Him at a Great Whits
. Light EtehlecfTVesrs
lie
He Was Working in Oregon City.
iTher- live a man in Portland, who
7 professes to have power to perform any I
biblical miracle, wun tnre exceptions.
He sys be cannot walk upon the water,
r.-i't feed a multitude with fire-loaves and
- f Ishee or clean . leper. He-deelare I
SJT. he can rala the dead, . though he ha
. never experimented with - a- human
- , corpse. But. be relates that be bade a
v " dead chicken In Front street arise and I
' walk, and forthwith the .feathered
Lasarus flopped Its wings and proceeded
on Its war reiolcln.
.- Th Portland exboandr-of miracles
la B. F. Newman, who styles himself I
; "healer," and lives In room It In the I
. Oliaan block, on Aah street, between
First and second streets. For IS year
he has llvad and -labored In Portland
; ' ".' "d Is known by hundreds. . H declares I
mac nia,paiienis ana me Dcnencianes i
of his Wonderful powers are legion, and
hat some wf Portland's most prominent I
cltlenar in the list. But, strange to I
relate,' the divin healer, to whom
reputable men and "women -attribute re
markable powers, Is modest and free of
desire of -sordid sain. In all the II
years that he ha a practiced what he
terms his divln healing-. Newman ay
lie has received -less than B0 in com'
, , c.m ; h h
.are never asked for money. Should they
WfCIKweesptleT;"mayTeBtOW eolD
-other sifts upon their healer,
V Sanaa FnbUctty. .. ' "
. rin a bar lltU room, scant of furni
ture - and with ample - evidence of a
poverty that frequently ' accompanies
piety, live th quiet old man who makes
urn planting eia mm. jiuwtuiviy wv-
void of the ostentation of a fsklr.
shunning publicity, he lead the life of
; a voluntary hermit, . while th nols and I
' ' In pursuance of the faith which, he
' , claims, has exalted . him. . he abstains
l from Intercourse with men except where
. he may ' teach "or benefit them - or
'r llTlt.thetr sufferings. He refrains
- ' frniti tl mi.nar. thlntfa . Hmaujm.... He
sasKJftot:uifiahiB-world and has I
onry a spiritual existence. -L I
Fslth. he says, a simple, unbounded,
.: undoubting faith, has given him the
powers that he claims for himself. The
. ' whole world may poasess them, he saya.
- he whole worW may be-endowed with
powers equal to those of Christ If only
it will nave rsun. (inn, aeciare mi i
snd he feels sur that by faith he may
"Tramp at will upon uie swin-nowing
W illamette or walk boldly down th Co-
7-lumbla to the sea. However, he has
never- tried, and will not do so, he ay.
untU aa moved by th spirit-AM he
wlll never try It It 1 merely an Idle
curiosity that prompts him.
. Blghteea Tears m Sealer. -
- For 1 year Mr. Newman lias been
''"hesler." And for II years he has
been a Christian, it was only a brier
time sfter ti became a Christian thstl
he becam a "healer,": ha - say. . .The
healing power eame to him through
faith and prayer.
It was after he had
tleansea f all " ln
iqultles. and after six devil had liter-
:- ally bean cast from him. He announces
that he I prepared and able to' east
- devils from other,, and explain how I
each unconverted person will never be I
free of them until, they are cast out.
Among other wonderful thing that
. hav com to pass In the Ufa of thl
,j,strsags man who-talk rationally on all
other subjects, and ha the patronage
of rich and prominent cttlsens of Port
land, waa a personal Interview with the I
-Jir1a . Ha ilvlinta that the Ueialahi
appeared to him st Oregon City whlls
he waa at work In a mill. He wa oa breath of fresh air or turned upon
overcome by th dasillng brilliancy of their back and ceased to breath at th
i the Mtvlnltv thar It m three Hva tie. f
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for he recovered. When he did finally
recover he had been thoroughly cleansed,
he saya. sight that had become dimmed
h a ... reatorad. marAiA ri,.lr.. ..
.ppetlte.badilisappeardan4-h
"healing" power had com,
Converted at Oregoa caty. '
s ' "I became converted and joined the
nt' C"mf-,n'.tin?, 0r"
Jri'vl! yL". .",d. Newm'n- "I
" '.t "n?
dieted to profsntty a strongly a any
? ,H" i K-W.h'n
SrfTk v.?, !n?i ii
fTkJl!.r-l..ln . ir.0 .n,y .Sn
h, !..L:,,Bui,. l.dl"
iZ : , "fc.i .h.
"I was on th ntcht shift at a mill
III OMfAH a"MtV vA l awstai wms
clock in the evening. I had longed
for and greately coveted th healing
powers and waa wondering why I oould
not live up to th vow I bad made.
I called upon Jesus and asked him to
help me.
"Suddenly there wa a great whit
light. It seemed to descend from th
ky until it pierced th roof and bung
suspended Just abov me. I felt my
aelf going down Into a pit. ; I know It
was Jesus and called to him. II said
e WE'VE BEEN THINKING OF
r, ' . - your: ,
SPRING SUIT
Have you? Those fascinating sprint:
" Styles 01 ClOtn OUgnt tO entice you I
ir ..t.K1i.V,n..n n,.r ..rt
cutter ourht to Interert vBo. HelP" scndM to, th floor above.
Torrtairs TTre snrarsievrrtT-B-mp-i
munk a hickory nut.'
BUfZC
Your Next Suit
- Made by Us-
So that ve.11 wrauM forever after know
. ' . .. . . . - 1
in meaning 01 a urst-ciass tit., we
make "our people" feel as U dressed I
v in si la.
Norgard & Petterson
TAILORS
133 Tonrth ft.,
Washlag-tca ajU
B. F. Newman, Who
r did not have faith. J I spoke with him
and be spoke with me. I manased to
work out my shift after he-had de-
I panea, out it was tnre aays Derore 1
Only . Oleaa rood.
ler" eats " only sueh-t
food as 4s xleanln the l-htof man
and In the sight, of God. He will not
at fish that are without fins and scale.
They are unclean, he says, and declare
that the word saya so. In th unclean
thins of the sea he Includes oysters.
e,lnl lobsters and such Ilk. Nor will
he eat the flesh of an animal that does
not chew Its cud and has not a cloven
hoof. The word Is his authority for
MBCfimiliniv he saya.
.if.
"Such thins are merely scavenger,"
Newman said, "and one who would lead
a spiritual life must : not . partake of
them. . The Bible says they are unclean
and if we are to be purlned w must
take the Bible literal!.
Tha- various, simple disease fo which
humanity I heir In healer" cuies
merely by touch. A little girl was
brought to him .with whooping-cough,
he says. He laid his hands upon her
and she was made whole. Measles.
fever and such aliments are cured by
the same process. Absent cases may
d . curea . or nun, ne says, iirapii pj
ggejtlow. '"-"'-:'-'"".'' i 11
- ,, . Ma Cared Many- "
rher are hundreds of people rlht
ner jB Portland and all over the coun-
try'' h ald. "who will teatlfy that
wh,t- i M, true. I- hava cured dU-
,aei whlchnHyslclanr had-pronounced
fatak I - raised, a chicken from the
dMd and have a witness down on Front
street who will awear that he aw me.
But I never seek notoriety nor publicity.
One I did carry a small ad. in a paper
land I have a raw teanet wnicn i aia-
m
BY ACCIDENT
Five Gallons of Formaldehyde Is
Turned Loose and Clerks -
"SeekTSIdewalks.
Microbes of all species currled for
mt- . . i i
1.117 LUil X US UUiKWI I11U L1BI R V. WIV
dlfr,r.nt department, were suddenly
. . .
'"d ""f' """ ,n
"oaes, their eyes began to burn and the
w.JUHt they ran for open
There wa unusual hurrying " and
I scurrying to find th ource of a pun
gent vapor which filled every nook snd
cranny In the big building and gave
everybody a udden lit of .neesing. No-
body oould be found who
knew Its
I source. Chief Janitor
Simmons was
t0 S.1 search of th ml.cr.ant
who had opened a aewer or turned on
s or burned a box of pepper a a
lose, and he in turn delegated City Hall
Patrolm.n Qulnton to assl.t him
ond and third floors, but barrinr th
"m Punsent odor, which, aeomed to
follow them verywhere, they found
nothing. They then descended to th
first floor where th odor wa stronger
1 '.1 ".BT oth'L?lLot H DU,Mln;
With their eyes blinded with tear and
their fingers ' to their nostrils, they
grouped their way. to th storeroom.
Before they entered they heard deep
muttering of an angry Vole and om
body giving espreselon to th following
sollloeuy
"Another five gallon of t formslde-
TSyfloTrcmerrVaf do -1 arT- Iear
nodlng. Th city pays for It; let It
ga-
Th lnmst of th room proved to
be . Billy , Beutelspacher, th ' deputy
health'Ofnci'f." He waa In th storeroom
filling hi fumigating machln prepare
tory to fumigating a house Infected with
amallnoi aerma In some manner th
five - gallon tank of formaldehyde over
turnea ana m nmwnurmi - m
floor. It rapidly evaporated and th
mTcrobe:xnTio11gTrnTr TUmTgatlbn-bfl
I the dtv hall wa Imrjromntu it wa
t inAmA tii Trie 'in erellnt thlnv. aa it
be n bultw-
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
. OF KING CELEBRATED
(Jearaal Special Semes.)
wmui'n, M.fcn . v. .
London, March 10. Owing to th ab-
ee of King Edward in the south
there was no. celebration today of their
msjestlea'.- forty-third wedding -anni
versary. - Numerous mesoagoe- of con
gratulation, however, were received .at
Marlborough hous during th day.
Albert Edward. Prlnc of Wale (now
King Kdward VUl. msrrted Aleiandre,
the- eldest daughter of King Charlea IX
of ttenmark. In Bt. Oeorge' chapel,
Windsor, March 10, list., lie was then
tl year old and ah wa it. Now be la
14 and she Is ,
V
Professes to Be a Healer.
trlbute, but I dont ad veYtlse. What I
do I do aimply for th sake of humanity
and for the amuse. ' I do not . charge
fee for my services, but If any on
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presents lis may" do am In all th year
I . hava pradtloed I have pot -received
a much a ISO." .....
About 1814 Jesus will come again
upon th earth, aays Mr. Newman, and
will reside here for- a period of 1,000
years. It will be in fulfillment of th
law and prophesies. During that pe
riod th final struggle between good and
evil will com and good will be vic
torious. Th evil of thl world and th
world will be destroyed, while, th good
will be saved.
' ' " " Th Good : Will Win.
"Th "fore of good and-evll will
come . together In actual combat," he
aid. "The evil force will gradually
surround the citadel of righteousness
and then Jesus wlli-oall -upon Ood and f ,
th fire ana.p.rlmston of which wahave
Heard-ao much will cum. ' Ood rwrHl f
end shower of fir end brimstone upon
th earth that wni destroy It and all
the wicked, or those who by righteous
ness are not able to pa through it."
There is no hell In after life, say
the "healer." and heaven wilt be risible
to Inhabitants of thl world. . It wil
ben the shape bfa majestic city iut-
pnded a short dlstane kbov th ear 111
so that those who are wicked may ae
what they have . mUaedl Its pearly
gate .'will dasxl th beholder and those
l.who.are stghteous may -enter at any
time. They will be provided with In
vislbl means of ascent to th city from
thl earth. '
Mr. Newman I of on of th pioneer
families of old Oregon. He I It years
of age and -cam to th stat with hi
pecpl when S year old.
ShYSWOIWT wash
THE SUPPER DISHES
Paul Crutchfield Tells Court of
Domestic Troubles and
:a- Gets Divorce.
Mr. Laura- Crutchfleld - would not
wash tha supper-dishes and Paul Crutrh
fleld waa granted a divorce. H ald
that his wife-would get -up -from the
supper table and go out -and spend her
nights with people he did pot approve
of. When he complained she would
'If
you "don't Uksir vb'u!know-what
II said that he often washed th
dishes, and on several occasion neigh
bor women called to "clear away th
wreck." The couple, wer married In
Portland June 15, 19tt4.
Oron P. Mann left hi wife and daugh
ter In Portland April It, l01,.and went
to Arlsona. Several month later he
wrote-to Mrs. Msnn and told her -that
h would not support her any longer.
The couple wer married aj Stockholm,
Wisconsin, July 23, ISSt. Mrs. Joel
L. Mann wa awarded a divorce by
Judge Oeorge aa well as th custody of
her lt-year-old daughter.
Ruby Rlttenour, stylishly dressed,
took tha witness-stand yesterday to tell
why sh wished to be divorced from
Fred H. Rlttenour. Bh answered th
questions asked her quickly and was
soon granted her ' request 8he de
clared that her husband began finding
fault with her two weeks after they
wer married and that he had often ac
cused her of unfaithfulness, which sh
denied. The caupl wer married 'In
Portland June 4, 1905. Th woman waa
reatored to her maiden nam of Ruby
Schwab.
WOMAN WHO FOOLED-
JAILER IS CAUGHT
Mabel Brown, th only woman who
ever broke jail In Multnomah county, Is
again behind - th bar. Sh was ar
rested, two days ago In Vancouver,
Wsahlnrton. and brought back to Port-
Holllnaawortn. 1 n woman escaped
from the county Jail on February 1.
8h had then served but to day of a
10-day sentenca fur having upturn" In
her peeeesslow." . - a .
ItHt I Truk.
H. M. Nlckeraon report th loss of a
trunk from th Hobsrt-Curtls hotel.
Th owner of th trunk Uvea at SOT
Eleventh etreet Ta trunk contain
high power field glasses, costly archi
tectural tool, corduroy clothing and
tan boot Of th kind ordinarily worn
by surveyor. No trace or any of th
property can be secured at pawnshops
or second-hand tore. -
ru bust coven mxrr.
8.S.L. Apple. ea-Pronat Judg. Ot
tawa Co., Kansas, writes: "This Is to
uv that I . hsve used Ballard' Hore-
hound Rymp for 'year, and that I do
not hesitate to recommend It th beat
cough ayrup 1 hav ever used." tie, iia
and Lvfc Woodard, Clark A Co.
FRENZIED EFFORTS TO - --
i ESCAPE FROM CRAVE
Mourning Squaw Sees Shallow Mound
Heave and Gives Alarm Grave Is
j Hunledly Opened but Lift Extinct
Kicked Lid Off Coffin.
. (Special DURatrk to The JooraaLl
- ButU, Mont, March Indians who
bar reached Billings from the Crow
reservation; tell of the. burial allv "of
Big ttora, a well-known young chief
or th Crows. Big Rock had been HI
for some dm and yesterday the medi
cine men of - the tribe - pronounced -the
warrior dead and ordered his body In
terred with all 'th tribal honor of th
Crow nation.
i The rltuaL prYldaa that ' th quaw
mast mourn for th departed over his
freshly filed grave and while thl. part
of th ceremony was being 'complied
with by Mrs. Big Rock she heard her
supposed dead lord making desperate
effort to get out ..of his -grave. Th
mound of - tho (hallow grave heaved
again and again according to the In
diane, and th terrified aquaw-fled to
th tepee and v th alarm, L
Indiana at ono opened th grav to
nnd that Big Rock Jiad kicked. In th
top-ofhl coffin-and burst It-sides
In his rrensled effort to escape hi
horrible fat. He had clawed hi face
and nulled -out - great - bunche of his
hair. Life was extinct, however,
Satisfying themselves that Big Rock
was dead for a certainty .the Indian re-
inxtmi th podjr-Jn-ihe-ame grav
and the squaw was permitted to resume
I her mourning.
ESCAPES-THE-GRAV
Womaa' Aronas rrom Tiaim it Ha
to Bsoap Biutsi. .
tJeat 1 Speeial Bervtes.)
La Cross, Wla. March 10. Conscious
she waa being prepared for Interment,
but unabl to move a muscle, Mrs. W.
R. Sherwood of Mabel. Minnesota,
a wok from a deathlike trance just In
time to avoid being burled alive.- Th
woman apparently died of pneumonia
and waa laid upon a bier. Th -absence
of th embalmer from the village pre
vented th body from being filled with
poisonous embalming fluids.
whlh
would hav Insured death.
Just before dawn the two women sit
ting up with th corps wer startled
by a wild shriek and, hurrying to the
death chamber; found ,th supposed
corps sitting up. Mr. Sherwood waa
delirious for hour from --fright, -and
later told the details of her horrifying
wumen-7ratcher"Tmr
In a serlnns eondltlon from filglit.
SLAVERY LAWS STILL'
- IN FORCE IN DELAWARE
(Joaraal Snedal Service.!
Wilmington. Del., March 40. Th In
teresting discovery has just been made
that Delaware I th only state In th
union- where elavery law are a till in
'force. It ' wa found that th truateee
of th poor of Newcastle county have
th right to '"bind out" paupers. Thl
stipulation Is In th law governing of
flclals, and pertain to women and ne
groes, "iney can DeDound out to ai
person in Delaware for a term not e-
ceedlng thre year," says that law. Th
law which were originally passed by
th legislature were revised by a com
mltte of - th board of trust last
week and reported to be "all right. In'
asmuch. however, as this section con
filet with th act of emancipation. It
TS Hot relieved th trustees will eir
deavor to anforc it' - ..
LICENSE LAW DECLARED
TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
I Joersal BprHal Servlee.1
Olympla, Waah March 10. Th su
preme court ha declared unconatltu
ttonal the act of th legialature requir
ing .a 100 license-to etf farm ma
chlnery, which appliea to article man
ufactured outside of th state. Th
measure wa paased to prevent Cali
fornia and aatra dealers from doing
business In Washington.
Qreeh,. Short
Slab Wood
TVom Inman-Poulsen's mill en th
East Bid, and th Portland mill on th
West Sid, will be sold at
$1.50
Per Load
For , a short time, aa per th districts
advertised by urn last- Fait The prices
will not b continued for long.
Banfield-Veyse FuelCo,
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vary - lowt '
consistent with
. first-class materiel
and workmanahlp.
Call and get our
price
bostobt annul SB
t PBaTTZBTS,
Opp. Meier A rraak "
aad roatoaloa.
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IMPRISONED IN HOUSES "
" NO CHANCE TO ESCAPE
When -Victims Died in. Moral, and
J Physical - Servitude They - Were
"md'Ttwijr-oy'T'nght to- Secret
Burial Places.
(Joaraal Special Srvlea.
' New York. March 10. A negro named
Robert Bpriggs. has. beenlndJctedfpr
abduction, assault and running a dis
orderly hOUS.-!.3arf?:Ji.-jrv7r mm. .. . -
j Spriggs is well known in. the tender
loin. Me wa arrested Thursdsy night
without a warrant. When District At
torney Jerome waa asked about th caa
h said: .
"It 1 on of the most Important ar
rests mads during my term of Office. I
think .ther will be senaatlonal develop
ments." .. .'.-."' '
- : Bpriggs Is. charged with being behind
a syndicateof diaorderly. houses. H
ha a danoe hair on . West - Thirtieth
street, and also others. It Is charged
that he abducted wblte women snd put
them In houses frequented by negroes.
Three women sr witnesses against him.
It im - alleged thst - one "woman: who
cam Into the hands -of Bprtgg was
locked In a house for four years and
never sllowed-totav"tt.i"AnothT
woman I said to hav been ther for
three - year. . There 1 also said to be
Innumerable case where Bpriggs kept
women locked In houses for weeks at a
tlm. The house - that he controlled
wer so guarded that non of th In-
m.tB cnnij
barred and the door locked.
Fox-year the revolting method-hav
been employed fot th enslavement of
whit women. who, when they dl-tn
moral and physical servitude, are carted
away by. night to Secret burial' placea.
Still more startling Is th Information
that a alav market axtats-for the pur
pos of distributing women among dis
orderly houses.
INVENTOR OF STEAMBOAT
r, IS GIVEN A MONUMENT
(Joaraal Special Sarrlre.)
Bhepherdatown, W. Va, March 10.
After more than a century of neglect
I th memory of Jams Rumsey. the In-
venior or .in temDoX-ia sjdou to b-approprlstely-honored.
Preliminary sc-'
tlon hss been taken looking toward th .
erection of a monurqent In thl place
to tha memory of Rumsey. The West -Virginia
legislature - ha appropriated
I1.7S0 toward th coat of the monument
and additional aid will be asked of
Maryland, of -which tat numsey wss
It Waa at Shepherdstown December I.
1717, that Rumsey gave his first public
exblbtton of th ateamboat, and. then,
for tha glrat tlm In th history of th
world, aa hla champion claim, a boat
propelled by steam moved against ths
current. This test wa wltneeaed by
General William Dark and General
Horatio Gates, both of whom war resi
dents of thl county. . It Is on th
cliff overlooking that part of th Po
tomac . wrier th experiment was so
successfully performed that it Is now
proposed to erect a monument, to th
memory of th Inventor. ' 'T 7T
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