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THE " OREGON DAILY JOURNAt. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY IS. ,1SC3.
MRESS
IS DISINHERITED FOR
ELOPING JVITH.RIDING
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MASTER
. f . Y '1 Will IQ 3- , , W r - . v t 1 H ' 5 (- .
i - fKoeeiiit Dlopatrtj f ne ornL)
f Boston, Jlut., Mjr H A ieiiwtlon
Vlias been created in social circle by
the elopement - of . Miss -Julia - Lincoln.
duiltr.xtJklUUMilirft.JMai-tiU Lin
coln, snd George Mills, a riding master
at Durland'a academy in New Tork, . A
secret wedding will probably mean that
the wealthy merchant will cut , his
Mist Julia Lincoln, the Boston. Heiress, and Riding Master She Eloped With.
womsn'sToye for her husband. After
the interview Mr. Lincoln, said; -..
"1 have been bitterly opposed. to my
daughter . marrying this man. I . still
object to it. Jou cannot puttht too
. . - ays that he ' has - nothing; against -the
young;-.man personallY-but the marriage
Tor a daughter of one ef-rhe'liesrtainillBS
of the Back; Bay to a .riding master
'galls him. :TV.'7T-:7
-,--. Angry Meeting Occurs.
' An angry scene occurred at the. first
meeting between the bride and her
-father at which-parental affection-Tat-"
tied for supremacy against a young
strongly. iTiave argued, with her ana" J K
tried to make her see things in the
-proper light. I know Mills; . he comes
of a good family. I. have no objection
to him on that ground." , ''
Mre. Mills then sslrt- "My '" fsther
help It. I love -my husband.- Be Is not
welthyt but he. Ja..anstiniahlw.honeat.
strut ghtforward man, and -1 ; hno w we
shall be happy.. ; ;., : .: v.
:"'rtejidUdy gkooked.
: Mrs. "WTilte,-keeper of the boarding
house at No. 110 Madison avenue, where
the- former Miss Lincoln stopped, yes
terday said she wag shocked by the af
fair. "1 wouldn't have such a thing
happen 'in my house for 110,000; and I
shall certainly require Mrs. Mftls , to
remove her effects." she declared.
. The statement that John 8. Browning-,
"son- of Ihe senior member of Browning,
vorce is erroneous. Mr. Browning knew
Miss Lincoln, end it was said, paid some
attention to' her. Mr.-Browning's law
yers wlBh It declared emphatically that
Mr. ; Browning Is not - Involved in'" any"
tiw inn my i e is no ivgut
USECIIURGIIES FOR
Grow Strong Campaign to Be
' Aided by Portland's Fore-1
"''"!': most Pastors. .; ;
PHYSICAL CULTURE
CLASSES ORGANIZED
Practically Every Church in City Has
Consentetto Establish Either Per
. manent or Temporary Gymnasiums
snd Urge Members to Use Them.
Physical culture classes, in many of
the---ehutiei Portland -with the.es.
tabllshmcnt of srymasiunrln -several
la .the probable- result vt Khe movement
in tbla city to place physical culture in
the churches on the same basis as it la
in the Y. M. C..A. . Classes' have already
been started at the White Temple, and
a temporary, gymnasium has been
tabltshed. though those who desire reg
ular gymnasium work will-roe required
to become members of the Y. M. C. A.
. The Innovation in church., work la
the result of the efforts of Earl
Fly'nn and Mrs. Louise Mclntyre of
Chicago, to interest the people of Port
land in their system of physical culture.
It IS' announced that practically every
church In' the city has consented to
organise and conduct classes and estab
lish -either permanent ; or temporary
gymnasiums.
The work will be In cooperation with
that of the T.vM. .C 'A. and the Y. W.
C. A. Training and. instruction In the
classes will ' be under ' the direction of
leaders- from ' the two organisations
Members will be "selected '. from each
isss 1 toTTSntinue "the Wfjsk' wlieir
Flyft.and his aaalatants leave the city.'
Ti'fetf who are selected to continue the
wojf permanently, will be . carefully
coached and trained and some or the
most' prominent men' and women-in-the
tween the - pe ir.-
t rouble lift-
MAINLY PERSONAL
Willis Ireland, Republican candidate
for county recorder of Washington -county,
la in the citr. - N
: George t BiiighsmBalem-aatorneyJhuh Classes will be
I .1 and go on the,
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ASTORIA 4C0L1LTI
A Few Hours' Ride Along the Banks
of the Majestic Columbia
Ive Udon Depot-8 aeZmeAfe
Leave Seaside - :5 p.-me: Amvc Portland 9:50 me
A SEAT FOR EVERY PASSENGER
TICKET OFFICES
CITV TICKBT OPPICB;
348 Alder . 6treet
UINIOIS DEPOT
ly will 1,. nnvnrl ltr In.lrn
Brougher.jystor. .ot. tliHi .Wh
has volunteered servlc as- lnstruoi
tor in ease a more suitable mndtdato- is
not found. . Mrs.' Bronjher VUl likely
train a women's class.
In the church movement for physical
culture that has Just . been started the
Whits Temple. 'and Grace Methodist
held in both churches on 'regular after
lioona and "evenings of ' each week.
There -wtll beclaases-f or -boys gtrls,
young men. young women, old Ctn and
old.womenand.-Jnfact, people of s.ll
ages. , The greatest attention, it Is said,
will be paid to those who have passed
middle life.- . v. r-
Announcement was made today of the
tlon willbe given: ." '
"Wo"men wCI meeTTiionday.TS ednes'35yr
and Friday afternoons at Z:1S o'clock
at the White Temple. : .
Women will meet at 7:30 o'clock In
the evenings of the same days at Grace
Methodist church-
. Men will meet at 7:0 o'clock in the
evenings of the same days at the White
Temple..-. .;. ,
The same exercises and dates will be
duplicated in the other churches in the
city, if present plans are carried ouVi
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DISAGREEMENTXAUSES-X
. CANCELLING OF DEBATE
fSpeetsl Dtapstck te The 7onrnaL " -
Whitman College. Walla Walla, Wash.,
May IS. The debate which was to have
been held Friday evening at Colfax -between
Pearsons academy and Colfax
high- school-for ., thB , Intcrscholastla
championship' of the Inland empire, was
called off yesterday - afternoon. (There
has been considerable .disagreement all
along -infsxranglng for "the contest,'
Pearsons conceding many of - the de
mands of - ths-lfax--utorittes,-- but
yesterday afternoon the local authorities
received -a telegram from thCoi fax
principal that resulted in the cancelling
of all further negotiations. This may
mean the breaking up of the inland
empire league and will certainly leave
unsettled the championship - race this
year.-;-- 1 " .' i . . !
The Pearsons team Tarnell, -Camp-.nd
"Pimiik, mb mi f inui ii nirapnuimea',1
as the members had their debates all
prepared and . even Had - their material
packed zreadrz tor Jtakarto-Cotfax ; thla
week, . . :- .' , '
HEINZETOCONSTPUCJ
SMELTER AT DIVIDE
arcfilslI6hesCVrrFrickrthou he
denies that he. has any fear of further
molestation f rem Berk man,! hsA,- it is
believed. . taken steps to have the an-
archlst closely watched tor a time at
least.
It was during ths excitement Incident
to lha Homestead strike that Berkmaa
attempted the life of Mr. Frick in the
offices of the Carnegie Steel company
in -this city. The would-be assassin
shot - him -t wice, once - rn the -neck- arid
in the back, and then endeavored te
complete his work with a dagger, .
EXCURSION TO SEASIDE.
L-K'.:. '. sttmday, Stay 1.
.Another popular II. 60 - excursion ta
Seaside via the A. C R. R. will leave
the union depot next Sunday at t a. m.
Ticket sales limited to seating capacity
of train. Tickets on sals at 24S Alder
street during the week and at the union
depot-Sunday morning. For- Informa-
f ilslaesjons Mi Stswi In aseilL'
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WE - ASSURE - OUR CUSTOMERS PROTECTION : REGARD
r (Suei-lsl milch tn Tbg JnnrnM
... Suite, Mont., May U If is currently
reported ""lit local mining circles ' that
a smelter and concentrator . are to be
erected within the next 12 months near
Divide. Montans--by .the Xte.vls-rialy.Es.
tale Copper company, a subsidiary cor
poration to the American Consolidated
Copper company,- of which Joseph A.
Coram of Boaton is president F. Augus
tus Heitif e . is said tot be Interested . In
the move. It is stated that the deal
has not yet - been fully consummated,
but that considerable land In ths vicin
ity of Divide has been tied up. -The
unlimited water supply 'from the Big
Hole river renders the site . most ad
vantageous. Although the grade Is
heavy,' the haul from this city would
not be long, and ths number of proper
ties now being developed in Butts bids
LfHlr to make another smelter-a neces
sity.
CATCH CRAWFISH BY - "
: THOUSANDS AT AURORA
(flpeeUl Dlspstck to Hie Jonrantl
Aurora, Or., May 18. A. H. W1H and
Mallcarrlsr Jake Kauffman, In a few
hours the fore part of the week, caught
1.020 largo crawfish within two miles
of the city. This 1 the record catch
in this section. This season the craw
fish are very plentiful, and every day a
catch of 200 -or upward is made: For
several years crawfish in Mill creek nd
Padding . river -have i been. scarce, but
this-season they bite on anything, and
fill the traps in a short time. . .
PRICK'S ASSAILANT IS
RELEASED FROM PRISON
(Joarsst Special RcttIm.) ."
Pittsburg. May 18. After having
served 14 years and ' months for his
attempt to assassinate Henry C -Frick
In July, 1192, Alexander Berkman, the
anarchist, was released today- from the
Allegheny county workhouse. Berk
man has been spokfen of as the succes
sor of the late Johann Most as the head
of the anarch Istie propoganda in Amer
ica. Just whit his reak plans are he
refused te state today beyond saying
that he is prepared to put In the rest of
bis life In educational work along an-
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Scores of come-again-and-tgain customers testify ' : -
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Utt7looKr dressier tnan other stores fer, the price
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