The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

OriGOU DAILY JOUHIJAL rCZVTLAIID, SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 81. ' U:J. s
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.Brltt-Nebee fight Pictures
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,.. -AT Wlree Aunt'
, Veaseellle
ia4etUe
.. Wlllard Mark, .formerly a. newe
paper man of this city, waa yesterday
nominated on tha Republican ticket for
one of tha two Albany Juatleee of tha
peace. Mr. Mark la well known among
tha legal profeaaion bare aa he wee
tha court houee reporter for the Tele
arrant fnr m. v.ir. reel en fn w laat' Pabm-
ary to return to Albany and . resume
the practice of law. He la a graduate
of Albany college, and while a atudent
tnare waa a member or bout ino paee
. bill and basketball teams. He waa
considered, one of tha atar baaketball
player of the atat.
' J. H.. Larscn, a laborer employed on
aewar work on tha eaat aide, waa caught
In a caving dttc-h yesterday afternoon
and badly crushed. He waa working In
tha trench when IV caved In and covered
him almost up to hla head. Hla cheat
waa badly crushed and he sustained
numerous Injuries to tha -body, FeUow
workmen dug the Injured roan from tha
earth and ha waa Immediately aent to
the Oood Samaritan hospital, where ha
la being cared f or. .
Kvary . man ahould plan hla own
clothes.. He should take- hla idea of
style and comfort and give them to hla
tailor. We try to think out clotbea to
auit you that's why we ault ao many
of tha beat dressers. We make any
ault In tha house for $15. no mora, no
less. Satisfaction -elwaye guaranteed.
Vnla.ua Tailoring Co., SOI Stark, near
Ivfth et i..t m . :,v
. " ' i ; -
Mineral Springe Hotel eompany, lea-"
sees. Amoa IX- St. Martin hot aprlnga,
Carson, Washington, la without doubt
tha best health resort in tha nortnweeu
Hot mineral hatha for euro of rheuma
tism, stomach, liver and kidney trou
bles. Excellent table, electrlo Ughta and
team heat;, fin trout fishing. Taka
steamer Srsncsr or Regulator boats. -
Trolley" tripe tomorrow on tha O. W.
S a nmham' ea eevita- e.11 nnlnts eaat
on the upper Clackamas river, so cents
round trip.' -Dinner at Hotel Eatacada.
It rente. Cara leave -Flrat and Alder
afreets T:30, 1:10. ll: a. m., 1:10, 1:40.
1:44. 7:14 p. tn. Tickets on - sale t In
waiting room. .' NT v .- "-
' Lota In Reservoir. Park Are Selling
Test. Choice lota In cultivation In
fruit trees and -berries at- $111 and mpt
IS down and. 15 per month.- Take Mount
Boott car to Kern Park. Call at office
at station, or at XJ6-J2I Front- street.
Portland. Oregon. ' Herman Metsger.
managing owner--
Beautiful Sweet Peas If you want
the finest sweet peaa grown, plant oup
Grand Prise Mixture, sold In .sealed
packets only. We also hare all the
latest novelties and new Introductions
aside from lit atandard aorta. Port
land Seed Co., Front and Yamhill eta.
"lessons of tha Earthquake and
The Myatery of a Child." Illustrated
-byBret Harte s .. thrilling mining
story. "Tha Luck i of Roaring Camp."
are Dr. House's subjects Sunday at tha
First Congregational ' church. , Special
music In tha evening- ... '. '
Change in" Sailing Date Alliance saila
from Couch street dock for Coos -Bay
and Eureka Monday night at t. Freight
received foot Davis street. Thompaon'e
Ticket Asency. 118 Third street. a F. P.
Baumgartner, agent, foot Couch street.
Main 81. . . . , T-
On tha (X W. P. tomorrow to Ore
gon City and Cnnemah Park. 16 cents
round trip. - Dancing afternoon and
venlng; cars leave- Flrat and . Alder
streets on the odd hour and every 44)
minutes. Tickets on sale In waiting
Assistant Law Librarian McCurtaln
this morning-received a telegram from
hla brother. Dr. F. K. McCurtaln. a Ban
Francisco man, stating. "All well.' Dr.
McCurtaln and family are at Alameda.
Socialists. Attention. Adjourned con
vention of the Socialist party of Mult
nomah county will be called to order
this evening at the hall, I0 Davla
street, at t o'clock. All members attend.
, The White Temple Sunday. Two
noted California preachers attending
conference apeak; 10:10. Rev. J. Herndon
Garnett; 7:10. Rev. Arthur S. Phelps.
Baptism. Special music, t
Passengers. Attention. Take ateamer
lone, foot of Washington street, at 1:10
n. m- for all points on the Columbia
between Waehougal and Warrendale.
Freight solicited.
Butter's Iswn fertiliser rejuvenataa
tha ahabby lawn: his sweet peas and
lawn grass got gold medal at tha fair.
Ill Front, between Yamhill and Taylor.
aaay payments. $1 down and (0 centa per
week.- All mainsprings II; all watches
cleaned 11. Metsger Jt Co., Ill Sixth at
Concrete Construction Co., 7oi Cham
ber of Commeroe. manufacturers or
,..t.r,t. ainna tilorka. Contractors for
all klnda of cement work. Tel Main 1IJ.
Wedding Invitations, class announce-mentsv-calllng
cards, etc. Proper forms
and latest styles. Alvin 8. Hawk Co.,
146 Third atreet . . ....v
.
" First ' Spiritualist ; society. Artisan
San Francisco. Flower reading, Sophia
Wa are still selling eye glasses at II,
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger Co, 111 Sixth atreet.
County officials and eourthouae em
ployee are today aubsrriblng for tha San
Francisco sufferers. , Tha list Is headed
by Presiding Judge Alfred F. Sears Jr.
CALVARY PRESBHERIAN
CHURCH ;
.:" CORNER ELEnTNTH AND
CLAY BTfl. , .
liKLSJ.EIcAIIister
' will deliver an address on
"The lcsleys
, ; and rthodlsm"
TOMORROW EVEKKG
AT 7:10.
i
MB-:
Who are in SAN FRAN
CISCO or anywhere in the
territory affected by the
great calamity are urged to
NOTIFY
.TDBin mbsm
in the eaat of their safety and
present address .-
TEIOUGD THEN
COSTON GLODE
Telegraph at-the expense of
the BOSTON GLOBE.
and Judge Arthur I FTaser, and Is sub
scribed to liberally, by all who have en
official connection with the county. The
list was circulated by Judge Fraser,
' Ring tip new number, Pacific 14(16,
Zlrngeibel, sign painter, removed to to
Washington street. , x , , v
' Cedar Park. Opening Sunday.... Mualc,
dancing and attractions afternoon and
evening. -..-. : -..-
C. E. Walborn, furniture repairing, pol
ishing, packing, shipping.. Tel. Est f ItU
v . .righ Tinuiei Tftnight .
A novel, thrilling and Interested form
of entertainment will ba given at the
Baker tonight. Thle win be rVovtdedby
the Immense moving picture film g'r
Ing an exact reproduction of the famoua
Brltt-Nelaon fight . for lightweight
championship of tha world at Colma,j
California, laat September, , Every event
la clearly depicted. k . -
. "TTieJWornan in the Caae."
Blanch Walsh In "The Woman In the
Cass" la tha strong attraction an
nounced for the Helllg theatre next
Thuraday. Friday, Saturday night.
April II,- 27. II, with special price mat
inee Saturday. -
"Thi Woman in the Case" la con
ceded to be tha beat of the many play
that Clyde Fitch has contributed to the
American atag. -It la replete with pun
gent and -witty dialogue, but. In addi
tion,' It has a vitally Interesting story
and possesses mora dramatlo suspense
thaa any of hla previous efforts. Tha
advance sale of seats will open next
Tuesday morning at II o clock.
: "Roanoke" Last Time Tonight
. : The cloalng performance of "Roanoke
will be given at tha Empire at . s:l
o'clock tonight. This delightful south
ern play baa pleased TaYgo aUdwrlcea all
week, and Is full of heart Interest.
"A Thoroughbred Tramp" Tomorrow
"Starting tomorrow afternoon, and all
next week, tha attraction at tha Empire
will ba one of tha favorite comedy
dramaa of tha paat five seasons, ."A
Thoroughbred Tramp." Thla is considered
by many to ba Elmer Walters' greatest
play. It tells a strong and thrilling
story. : - . -
. Next Week at the Baker.
A pretty and pleasing extravaganza
will ba put on at tha Baker next week
commencing with tha matinea Sunday,
under the title of "The New Century
Olrla." There are two pretty and fun
ny burlesques, "The Taking Mr. Raf
flea" and "In South Dakota," and the
following well-known Vaudeville actora:
Stewart and Desmond. Bowen and Una,
Edyth Murray. Burton and r Burton,
Ward and -Ray nor. and , Jack . McCabe,
Irish comedian. , i
VAUDEVILLE AND STOCK.
At the Lyric. ,
.' "My Wife's Aunt" has become very
popular at tha Lyrlo during this week's
performances. This evening and to
morrow matinea at 1:10 o'clock, - with
continuous performance throughout the
afternoon and evening, will close tha
engagement of "My Wlfe'a Aunt. It
la an enlivening and happy blending of
laughter-Inspiring epieodes.
Continuous Tomorrow at Grand.
Tomorrow tha performances at the.
Grand will ba continuous from 1:10 to
10:41 p. tn. and thla will ba tha laat
opportunity to hear the -famous D'Ur
bano Italian band, which has hsd a
successful engagement. Tha bill Is
long and Interesting snd tha specialties
are hew snd novel. Tha Grand prom
ises a particularly strong list of fea
tures next week, headed by Crlmmlna
and Gore from the Orpheum in Saa
Francisco. .
Blackface Fun at Star. ' -
Fields and Hanson, blackface mualcal
comedians, should be seen at tha Star
before .they clone - their engagement.
They keep tha house In an eruption of
laughter continuously. . Tha act of Tor
ley, the wheelman. Is notably Interest
Ing as also the turn of tha English
Rosebuds, two acrobatic dancing glrla.
Chang in Sailing Data. ,
Alliance sails from Couch street dock
for Coos Bay and Eureka Monday night
at S. Freight received foot Davis street.
Thompson's .Ticket Agency, 111 Third
street. F. F. Baumgartner, agent, foot
Couch street.. Main 111.
Milwaukl Country Club.
TyOa Angeles and Oakland races. Take
Sellwood and Oregon City care at First
and Alder.'
; BarVea aes aaakrer stoek. '
tSseetal Plepafrk to TMreel.! "
Milton. Of., April 11. The bankrupt
Bee Hive stock, bide for which were
opened, waa secured by Henry Burton
of Portland, ' whose bid waa I7H per
cent of the Invoice price, the sale being
subject to the approval ef the district
court. The Invotea price ef the etock
waa I10.I04.4I, u,
ELSIATJD
era
AT THE, THEATRES.
OLD LlHO HEIR JO
8400,000,000
H, C. Edwards of Vancouver Will
Havo Income of Eight Mil- '
- , Hon a Month.
NEVER WORE: A COLLAR ;
AND WON'T DO SO NOW
Sixty Acres in What It Now Heart of
; New York City Given by King
' George Third to Sea Captain ' of
Whom Edwards la Descendant. '
Heir to a fortune that Is aald t em
brace 0 acres of land In tha heart of
New York-XJtty, descendant of an old
Welah aea captain who earned tha good
will of a king of England. H. C. Ed
warda of Vancouver Is wondering why
hundreds of alleged relatlvea are sud
denly beginning to show such an In
terest In him. Before he was rich he
rarelyheard from any pf tha few rela
tione ha knew; now the malls bring hire
scores of letters each day.
' It waa only a few weeks ago that the
fabulous good fortune that has come to
him waa known even to Edwards. The
story of It has recently been published
H. C Edwards.
and hundreds of relatlvea are writing
the old man. who destroys their letters
with a much more genuine delight than
posneased thoaa who wrote them. , -"I
have kept no record of the number
of letters I have received since I learned
of my good luck," said Mr. Edward s,
"but there are scores and hundreds of
them,- and I destroy them as faat aa I
can. v At flrat I read a few of them.
But they ara all tha same, telling ma
how much they think of me, and how
they have longed to know where I was
all theaa years.; And. there have been
all . klnda of schemes . presented. - and
charitable societies have alao been so
licitous."
Saa Been KTaay Thlnga. .
For years Mr. Edwards has lived In
the weat. He Is well paat middle Ufa.
During tbe years he has lived In Wash'
ington and other western states ha has
followed Various vocations, having been
a well digger, a logger and various other
things, but nsver having succeeded In
accumulating a large sum of money. He
has suddenly discovered that ha la heir
to a fortune, the Income from which is
estimated at $1,000,000 a month. .
Tha plain old man who lives tn Van
couver la one of a family of four who
ara aald to be tbe direct descendants of
the captain of an Engllah vessel, who
earned tha gratitude of King George III
of England. In appreciation -of his
gratitude the king bestowed upon tha
captain a tract of land In what la now
tha metropolis of America. Tha prop
erty la In tha heart of the moot import
ant business section of New York city.
It Includes tha land on which are situ
ated Trinity church. Wall streetand tha
city. hall, and la eatlmated at about
1400.000,000 in value.
The property waa deeded in 1771 by
King George III of England to Robert
Edwards, a direct ancestor of Mr. Ed
wards of Vancouver. The original Ed
warda leased the property, that waa then
regarded aa of little value, to the city
of New York for a period of II yearn.
Ia that time New York became a city
and the property Increased a thousand
fold tn value. - -
Deed and Lease roaad.
The evidence of documents proving
the Edwards' claim to the property was
unknown .for years and It waa com
paratively recently that the deeds and
leases were discovered.. Since then law
yers have passed the claims, snd have
advertised for heirs. It wsrfby. means
of tha advertisements that Mr. Edwards
of Vancouver found an opportunity to
establish hla claims. He has succeeded
In setting forth his right to an Inter
est In the property, which sttorneys de
clare Is absolute. It Is said that in the
Bank of England there is a vast for
tune to the credit of the heirs. .
Though he has every assurance that
he will receive his Interest In the estate
In' June. Mr, Edwards has pot changed.
The friends ha has known are still the
only friends he wants and he declares
that his flrat effort, when he doea come L
Into possession of hie property, will be
to eee that they a're looked after.
It la hla purpoae. ha says, to sea that
J.Ik. Webber is able to engage tn any
kind of business he desires. Mr. Webber
Is a candidate for aherlff of Clarke
county.
"I don t know what I win do. when I
do get the money." -aald Mr. Edwards.
OUR FATE IN THE BALANCE
Listen, mea ef Oregon, thle wanting I
now glee:
Defeat for me tomorrow me ens the eeav
mnaweatth eaa t live;
This tnwa will wttaer np sad die the
stste ese ant survive
. A whirlwind ef disaster'!! some as ntt
se you re sure.
Sstlrosd trains will eeaas ta saeve, the
river will not flow. t ,
Business to the bow-wows everywhere
ta sure to go.
Yea aaay think tbe earthquake's some
thing, eat In truth It's not s mite
Censored lo what will happen If yea
, put jam out ef sight.
A ad so this warning's given etearly
that tbe populace may see
exactly what's la store for til if I re-
- ffadeed'T elngie' contort ras alone ea
earth ba tonne
Tbe fnloa Laundry weebee elotkee at
all wee eeata a esd. .
mm LAUND3Y
sacoiro ajtb ooivacazA.
Tel. aaata aea. -
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v, .-- v 'j
W. J.FUETCBI
; NATUROPATD
ecoMsfel fa tbe word tkat best aeeeritMa aef
ears since coning to Portlaad. Baeeeasrel la
earing disease, eoereesral la balldlng ap wkat
Is today the Isreest effice practice ef asy
doctor la- the eitj. "
She Cures the Sick
This la why bsr etYlce ere st ell tlsMe tall.
end that people eoeieUawe wait n a
se fcer. I
If ion fcSTe sn Bflmmt. chronic er
serh aa rtMnmatfsa. la gr'PP. braediitla. goiter,
catarrh, sfonaca aa4 bowel troeble, nerve
troubles, etc., etc., yea woo Id so well te CSV
salt her. 8he caa cure yea.
TUTnt'os-iAiJ or rxorui shx has
CUBES. ,
"PortUad, Oct. IT, lSOg.
Te Wm It May Ceacera:
"I suffered s loaf ttme with serloes steaiaefe
treeble. tbe dlaeaae ksTlng prosreaMM) so far
that I waa enable to main my food, sad finally
fonod water to cause nausea: In short, my
entire system was ta a srrkmsiy depleud eee
Uliton. On or aboet Jnly if last I adTteMl with
Ir. Nancy J. Pnitoa. ef this etty, and waa
tnioid to take treatments from ner. and aitsr
taklns the twelfth I was dtw-barird. I eaa
now eat anything 1 oValre. frel porfectly well
nil am roMtantlr aalnlns atrencth. Thla mar.
nloH ekanse I can trnthfnlly aay la doe te
Dr. rulton.
1 Mote la Tanskn ran be comnranlrated with
fr Jffraon. Or., or hla father. Rll Vaaahn.
-51i!JE-SmJL--?e
J fTBtrd-risaiersr
mis -city:
October JO - ItKHJ."
To trhom It May Cooeeni:
- "It affnrna me treat pleasure tn write a
word ta m-alee ef Pr. rulton. I Buffered aateld
aeony for one week with pais tn my whole
hotly. My buabend called In whom we ano
nooad was one of the best psyatrlane In the
rlty. He waa net sore, bat thought I had
nenralela. it night prove tn be gallstones,
left medicine sad Ihousht I would be better
net day: but I gradually grew woree ro ne
relief from pain eirwpt nnder opiate. Harlng
beard of Dr. rulton thronch frtenda of pirn.
we decided te rail her In; ao my kuenaad want
at on re and brought her te tbe bonae. TTpon
elimination she pronounced It a caae ef acute
gaatrltts. and arrer one Treatment i wae able
to get op. drees sayself and go shout my nana!
14 auiiee. i naes now uaea
treatment and certainly thmk her the moat
wonderful doctor I erer met.
. mrs. c. 9. Hrrraorf.
' . ' "W Tenth st, Portlsad." Or."
Note Don't forget te lncTnee Dostsge stsmp
for reply, wejea writing te any ef my pat testa.
Br.N.J.FULT0N
; -J-.... XATTraOVATK,
315 TWELFT
Carner Clar. one block from tl
. ISth street car. I from Jrf
-... Telephone Mala 11:
"I've bought a gun and fishing rod and
a few other things with which I expect
to enjoy myself for a while. I'm going
to get a wagon and team and make
trip around through tha country to s
the folka I have known and worked
with. v
"I am not going to get any fads er
foolish notions In my. hesd, but expeet
to enjoy myself with my friends." -
Mr. Edwards has never worn another
than a negligee shirt, and It la aald that
he never wears' a necktie. Ha aays that
his attire will not change with his
change of fortune and that under no
conditions would he wear a high bat or
an evening eult.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
TAYLOR STREET CHURCH
Special services will be held In the
Taylor Street Methodist church tomor
row for the relief of the 8 an Francisco
sufferers. At the morning service ad
dresses of sympathy will be delivered by
Judge Caplea, A. M. Cummlngs, E. D. J.
MeAlllster, T. S. McDaniel and Samuel
Connell. - At tbe evening service Dr. E.
C BrowttL W. H. Beharrell, B. Lee
Psgefv R. J. Peterson and A. Thurlow
will apeak. Dr. F. Bur get te Short, tha
paator, will assist. Special offerings
will be received at both services. -Dr.
Cummlngs has arranged special music.
, At Y. W. O. A. Tomorrow.
A program ef rare merit la antici
pated at tha at home Sunday from 4:10
to I o'clock by Misses Mae Belle Names
end - Helen - Barstow. It follows: Vo
cal solo. "Were Not My Song With
Wing Provided." Hshn; "At Parting,"
Rogers; -'reading. "A Day In June,"
James Russell Lowell; ."An Old Sweet
heart of Mine." James Whit comb Ri
ley; vocsl solo, "The Dream." Rubin
stein; "Golden Rolls Beneath Me," Ru
binstein; "The . Old Mother," Grieg;
"The 8ongs My Mother . Taught Me,"
Dvorak; reading, "The Flrat Judgment
Day." Elisabeth Stuart Phelps Ward;
vocal solo, 0 Life That Maketh All
Thlnga New," Ooets (Words by Longfel
low); reading. ."Helena Warore," Elisa
beth Stuart Phejpa Ward. - Mlse Julia
Fraser. Paciflo roast secretary of North
Paclfio board of missions, will mske
the address of the afternoon. All glrla
end women are welcome.
. Btr. trpshaws Sableots.
"Baptlam in Fire" and 'Insecure
Foundationa will be the eubjects oa
which Rev. W. JU Upshaw will apeak
torrfbrrow at Mississippi Avenue Congre
gational church. , .
OOl
Asro ootrorst btb.
ofh bat asm snoi
Beaae Short Orders.
Oora Beef Hask and reaeaed Bgg. .lBt
Beraaablad Calves Bralas. ....... .20
Fried SUwot Olaaas .16e
XaJlbat ISe, Salaaea -....15
Fork and Baaaa ..-.......:....,. ,15g)
Beaaiad Sdttle STeek Olaaas.. I. ...so
Olasa Broth wttk. Toast
T-iver and Baooa ..15e
gtrawaemee aaa prsaia.. ....IK
1 Baaed Tomatoes JO
1 Coffee, Bread a ad Batter and Petateea
i . , artta aa sasalav -1
H ST.
far. ene from I
XF im 1
f mi ran
TO
California- & Oregon Steamship
Company Plans to Handle
Coast Business.
INCREASE FLEET FROM
PORTLAND SIXFOLD
Temporarily and Perhaps for Six
Months Thie City Will Be Dis
tributing Center- Hsrrimtn Service
Demoralised Is Report. - -
From Mendocino north te Portland,
the California Oregon Coast Steam
ship eompany, ef , which F. P. ' Baum
gartner is local agent, is preparing to
take care of eoaat business. Heretofore,
nine tenths of the trade was handled
by San . Francisco ateamers plying dl
reot from the .Bay City. But tempo
rarily, and. perhaps for . the- next-sis
months. It Is ths intention to make
Portland the distributing center.
During the" paat day1 or two Mr.
Baumgartner haa been trying to gat in
communication with tha San Francisco
office and learn how many ateamers
can be placed at bin disposal. He is
confident that he will be able to se
cure a, fleet of 10 or II boats. Nearly
100 were operating north as fsr as Coos
bay-from California, stopping In at
about 71 different way ports ef greater
or less note. - It will be necessary to
taka care ef this trade, and it is be
lieved that Portland can do It. Other
companies will alao put . on steamers
to load at Portland for the aouth. Soma
declare . thai-Oakland may make an at
tempt to secure a part of the buslneaa.
but others are of the opinion that It
will require all of her resources to
keep Baa Francisco suppl,
best-known stumers mi-
nlng regularly from Ban Franclaco to
Coos Bay were tha M. F. Plant and
Breakwater. It Is believed that these
and others which were plying north
will be available for sending to Fart
land to engage In the coast service ae
far south aa Mendocino. . Evan If only
a major portion ef the traffle is ee-
cured. it wlU iwar that the coast fleeti
operating from Portland during the
next, few montha will be six times as
great as ever before.
A brief message from tbe Harrlman
people at Oakland this morning stated
that every thipg waa demoralised and
they did not know when the coast serv
ice would be , resumed. Nothing was
said about the steamer Barracouta,
which waa acheduled to sail from San
Franclaco on the morning of the earth
quake, and it la preaumed that she did
not get away. The local officials of
the-line are of the opinion that after
the disaster, her cargo was discharged
and distributed ajnong thoae requiring
food. Had aha aalled on tbe date ad
vertised, she would have arrived at As
toria yesterday. As yet nothing defi
nite concerning the oriental liners has
been decided.
BUY PORTLAND STORES.
Teasels BaUlar for Boatk Stock TJ f of
Bonad Trip Sef ore TeesvUtg-.
Until bualneae haa been resumed In
San Francisco on aa extensive scale all
tha etorea needed on the steamers oper
ating between Portland and California
porta will be purchased at Portland. It
is estimated that slnoe the Are IB, 000
has been spent with the local merchants
in buying supplies sufficient to keep the
oincers ana crews on tbe vessels leav
ing for the south during the round-trip
voyage.
The first vessels te be fitted out with
supplies were the steamers Cascade and
Nome City, the former sailing yesterday
morning ana trie utter last evening for
Ban Franclaco and . Redondp. Today
five steam era are scheduled to sail for
the south, all of which outfitted here.
They are the Northland. Johan Poulsan,
Redondo, Harold Dollar and Csarlna.
Had It not been for the disaster each
of theae veaaels would have taken on
leae than 1100 worth of supplies et
Portland, waiting . until reaching Baa
Francisco to stock up. : : ....
Tha Redondo wae not diapatchad by
mi raiier committee aa bad been in
tended, as It was decided te send the
foodstuffs for the euffsrers by rail.
However, she has a shipment of 100.000
feet of lumber on board which was do
nated by the Eaatern A Weetarn Lum
ber company to be uaed for the erection
of temporary quarters for "ths, homeless
at the Bay city. The reat of her cargo
Is mads up of general freight consigned
xo various nrros. 'z
IONE JOINS FLEET.
Beginning' West Tuesday -Will Stake
Bally meand Trips to Warrendale.
Beginning next Tueaday tha steamer
lone will make daily round trips be
Ltween Portland and Warrendale In order
ness caused by the building of ths north
bank railroad. The lone will cirry both
passengers and freight and it Is ex
pected that the boat -will be taxed to
her capacity soon after she begins her
new run.
Although local shipping men expected
that the work of constructing the new
Hill line would cause a large increase
Of business , with ths upper. Columbia
river, points tbey hardly thought that
there would be auch a demand for
steamers aa there has been.'. Do sens of
large steam and gasoline launches ara
now being used to. ( transport supplies
from towns now reached by the rail
roads to points where the construction
gangs ara working. -
Tbe first stop that will be mads by
the lone en the trip np the river from
Portland will be at Corbet t a, Oregon.
Tbe boat will put In at all way points
between Corbetts snd Warrendale.
The traffle handled by the lone be
tween Portland and Washougsl and La
Camas will be- taken care of after Tues
day by the steamer Annie Comings.
SPENCER TO FRONT.
Win Carry With oat Charge Seaaatene
. Prom The Dalles and Other rotator.
Alt donatlone for the, Sari Franotsco
sufferers made by the people - at The
Dalles and other points along the lower
Colombia river will be brought to Port
land free ef charge by the ateamer
Charles R. Spencer. The ateamer will
be eut on her regular run Monday
saornlng. '
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL NOW.
Major B. W. Beeealeg Fresno Wd Seoaer
Than a mad Bap a eked.
' Major 8. W. Roeseler haa been pro
moted to .the position of lieutenant
colonel In the army ef the United
States-engineers eorpa. receiving his
eemmlssion sigxed by President Reete-
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