The Oregon daily journal., September 20, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

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out of closet
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Sensational Divorce Cross-Complaint
Filed by Harry Q. Han
ley of Bay City.
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UJlLi.i..t cLi.Liti.L
Ca!.'fornian Takes Office as Mead
of Philippine Covemment
WYith Ceremony."
IIIECRil
sksMBiSt sr rajsMtw-st m '
Quality
i Man Vihoss Ckeletoh Was Curied
Fifteen Years Ao Meet His
Former Friend.
(Joaraal ftMrtal Srrrfr- 1 v
-Manila, Sept. 10. The Inaugural cere
monlea In connection with the Induction
of General Jamaa F. Smith In tha efnce
of governor-general took place today
r
.ADMITS DECEpTIOrJ TO
WIFE IS ACCUSED OF ,
with clvlo and military display. General
DECEIVE HIS FAMILY
Smith waa aacorted'by the veterans of
; RETURNING HOME DRUNK
the army from- tha palace to the city
hail, . where the Inaugural ceremonies
.. I- I rr. - m . . . . .
Placed Dead Man Betide Hia Wagon
and Left for Part Unknown Two
Monthi Later Bonea of Man Art
Woman Also Tells Pitiful Tale of Do-
. .meetic Discord in Her V Complaint
and Makes .Similar Charges of In
Found and Identified andjnterred.
toxication Against Spouse. , '.
c.
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(Journal SnecUl Srrla.)
Denver, Bept. 10. Flfteeo years ago
J. Martin McKay, now of Denver and
custodian of ths News-Times building
' here, aaalated In tba burial of a akeletoa
euppoaad to b that of Julius Loeco. a
friend. But today tba two men mat faoa
to faca In tho Nawa bualneaa ofnoa. Mo
Kay reoosntsed him In an lnataot but
could acaxcely bellava ba waa not look-
ins upon a (boat.
Ixxfo talked frseir for a faw mlnutaa
about hla wanderings, but whan quaa-
tlonad about how othar paraona eama to
, think tha akalaton waa hla own. bo ba-
cama rotleant and would not dlacuae tba
affair. Ha admlttad that ha had used
tha akalaton to fool hla wife, whom ha
daalrad to ret . away from, but would
not tall whoaa It waa. Boon ha laft,
promising to ireturn, but baa not yet
dona ao. . ' v ' ' "" -
To aevaral paraona wno aaw him talk
ing to McKay ho aatd ha waa etaying at
' tha Oxford hotel, but ha la not there.
What waa known aa tha Loago mur
5 dar eraatad a aanaatlon In aoutharn Cali
fornia about II yeara ago. Loeto left
, San Diego with a man whoaa nama Mo
'. Kay does not know. The two man want
to El Campo, aeroaa tha: Mexican Una,
I wharo McKay aaw Loeeo later. ; Then
' Lioego and hla companion left on a proa
? pectins trip, taking a wagon.
Two montha later the skeleton was
; found ' bra Id a tha wreckage of the
; wagon. An old silver' watch 'beside It
contained the name "Jullua Loego" an
.' graved - thereon -;The weather-beaten
: clothea were .also Identified aa thoaa of
Loego. Tha akalaton waa taken to Ban
. Diego. A bullet hole In the r skull back
of .tha right ear Indicated murder. ' Mra.
. Loego Identified tho skeleton a thai of
"- her huaband and It waa Interred In a lit
tie cemetery than need at Baa Diego.
Tha coroner's Jury declared tho akala
ton to be that of Loego and that ho had
been murdered.- McKay bellevea that
Loego changed 'hla nama and dtsap
beared, fearing a treat on the charge of
: having murdered tha man whoaa skels-
ton waa found. . .. , . ;
; Xtsjys Bay to Celebrate. ;'
, Rome. f pu' 10. The thlrty-etsth an
niversary of tha Italian occupation of
Homo rand - tho fall -.of tha ' temporal
power of the papacy waa celebrated to
day in the usual manner. During the
, day thoueanda of persons vial ted tha
'.biatoiio Porta fin, .and many deposited
wreaths, on tno monumenta of Victor
Emmanuel, aarlbaldi. Cavour Masalnl
.an-! other.' central figures In tha fight
for Italian anlly..- -v . .-
iw Ifiwv. j. am viuuiai noma oi inv
gtivarnor-general waahronged during
tha day with thoueanda of citizens of all
classes, while army and navy officials,
consular offlcera and others, all In full
dress uniform, added brilliancy to an
Irooresal ve scene. t ..'.
General James Francis Bmlth, who to
day succeeded Henry C Ids as governor
general of tbo Philippines, la a natlv
of Ban Francisco and a lawyer by pro
fession. Wis became colonel of the Firat
California regiment of United States
volunteers in April. ISM. aerved In the
drat expedition to tha Phlljpplnea, ar.
riving June Id, lit!. He waa in the
battle Of Malata trenchea, July It, lll,
and -was present at tha taking of Ma
nila tho following- month. He held a
number of Important military positions
and several times waa commended for
gallantry. He was made a brigadier
general of volunteers April 14, 18(1. He
waa collector of customs in the Philip
pines and associate Justice of the au
premo court. On January 1. 10I. he
entered upon his dutlea aa a member 'of
tna Philippine commission and secretary
of publio instruction. - . .. , , , 4
MONROE, LOUISIANA,
OWNS STREET RAILWAY
, Oaaraal Kpadal Serrlre.f
Monroe. 1a, -Sept. 18. Though the
street railway lino hero has been in
operation for some time today marked
tho formal Inauguration of. the 'en
terprise. It waa mads the occasion lot
a publio .demonstration, for the rea
son that the- people own the railway
system, it is tha first practical test
of municipal ownsrshlp of street tall-
ways anywhere in the United States.
and as a 1 consequence . the success of
the enterprise will be watched with
close atttention.. . . ' , ' J'.,..
Two year ago, following the success
of the city's mova In - taking over . the
stater and. lighting plants. Mayor For
aythe and a delegation of citizens went
before -the auto legislature' and had
the cltya charter changed ao as to per
mit it to operate and own a street rail
way system. j The yetem lust Com
pleted is first-class In Its equipment
and compares favorably with the street
railways In other cities of the same
(lae. In connection with tho railway
lino the city has purchased for 140,'
poo tract of 110 acrea for use aa a
publio park and fair ground. ;' .
; - Montana W. & . XT. Xeeta. ;
' iJearaal SweUt gcrrke.
KaUspel. - Mont. Sept. 10. White-
ribboned delegatea from many parts of
Montana are gathered here for -the an
nual state convention of the -Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. :. pro-
gramma covering threo days has been
prepared for the gathering. .
v -
77ie Cause
In '. any abnormal condition,
which we wish to correct is the
i first , thing to comider. . W
- know that of 99 cases ' in 100
baldness i caused by dandruff,'
. and that 1 per cent is , a se
quence to tome infectious dis
.aie, Juch as fevers,- etc. We -
know, further, .that' dandruff is
caused by a germ. The prob-;
lem has,: therefore,, evolved it
: self into s search for an effect
ive . destructive agent ragainst
this germ,'. ' , . i y. : )
Ifjlf
TRAOCtlAArv
Kills the germ. Not only Is
this a positive germicidal agent,
but a wonderful tonic and de
lightful dressing for the hair..
If your" hair i falling out, or, '
as some ejcpfesl It,' coming out"
by the combful, then you owe'
it to yourself to give this rem-
edy a thorough trial..
One bottle is sufficient to
prove our claims.
Til IB Is not a dye has no ef- ,
feet on ths color of the hair other
than to prevent premature gray
. nana by keeping the hair and
aoalp healthy and clean. '
$1.00 a Bottle
Face Bleach and
Freckle Lbtioti
f This bleach removes all discol
'. orations 4 and - impurities from
the.' skin, especially such' as
, freckles, sunburn and tan, dbe
; to exposure to the sun and
.wind lt also removes . moth -
r patches, sallownets, flesh
worms, and pimples.' Perfectly
harmless (o. the - most delicate
-"ikln."" ' ;- ' '
Price $1 a Bottle
. Tll f CFI'C
One Day Cold and
X ; Grip Cure
- A harmless and invaluable rem
edy for the cure of colds, influ
enza, grip and kindred trou-
bles. ' Reli'ef is gained with the
first dose. Thousands who have
used this preparation .have at
tested' its virtues and absolute
safety and 'reliability. ;
25c Box
71 LACTOMETER
AVill show you whether you
are buying' pure or diluted milk
it's worth while to know for
many reasons, chiefly your
health or your baby'sl
Price 50c Each
IJosraal Sneelal ImW t
Ban Francisco, BepC X0. One of the
most sensational croaa-complainta aver
entered In a divorce, ault In thla city
was mane Known whoa Harry O. Han.
ley, paying teller of tbo Wella, Fargo
Nevada National bank, prayed the
court to grant him an Interlocutory de
cree irom ma wire. , - .,
Hanley avera that hla spouse has been
antrus to him and a victim of drink and
namea Mendons Wsnceslao Loalsa. . a
wealthy young commission merchant, as
uie cause or uie trouble.
Laat June Mra. Hanley aDDlIed to the
court for. an order compelling her hua
band to keep Intact . tha community
property. At that time she asked for
an allowance and swore that her spouse
abused her while drunk and that aha
couia not live -with him. Now oomaa
Hanley with a bitter croes-complalnt
which Is likely to keep gosalping
tongues wagging for months. . - ,
. ntlfal Tale of Vnkapplaaaw.
It. was a pitiful Uie of marital on.
happiness that waa recited In the com
plaint for divorce filed on June IS bv
Mrs. Louise Morrell Hanley against her
husband, it was so pitiful that It ap
pealed to tha sympathetic nature of
Judge Uraham, who promptly granted
her request for an order restraining her
husband from disposing of tho property
ra any way other than through the court
or of thwarting the fair plaintiff In her
attempt to get what aeemed to be her
Just share of the community Interest,
but a sadder story ef tho affairs of the
married life of thai Hanleya la told In
the answer and erosa-complalnt of the
nusnana. , - , M
Loalsa la charged with being the' cause
of much -of ths unhapptness in' Harry
Hanley's family. He Is openly accused
of being responsible for tha alleged fre
quent intoxicated condition of Mra. Han
ley and dates are mentioned when It is
alleged Loajsa. who waa a friend ef
Hanley, ruthleaaly betrayed the confi
dence 'tha huaband reposed In htm and
created an abysa between' Hanley and
hie wife, : . . . .
Woman latoTiostil.
' The huaband telle of several Instances
when his wife waa In the company of
other men and women and waa ao
stupefied by drink that she waa unable
to give the proper motherly -care to her
children. On several oocaaiona she re
mained away all night. On one occa
sion, December to,- 105, the husband
charged that ho returned homo at S:ll
p. m. and met In the hallway of hia
home lrfulePblps.' v '". ." . A T'i
"8ald Phelps," the v -cross-complaint
reads, "apologised for hla presence at
that time In the defendants homo. On
entering tho house ,tbe defendant found
the plaintiff lying on the bed In' the
bedroom and found her sealskin coat on
tho floor and beside the said coat waa a
stiver spoon narked Delmonlco,' and her
hat and gloves, together with other
wearing apparel waa thrown every which
way and she waa In a drunken stupor
from which the defendsnt was unable to
arouse her.".- ,'"", -1. -.
These things were overlooked, but the
knowledge came later that his wife had
been untrue to hire and as hla cross
complaint sets forth she had Involved
her name with' that of young IaUa
until her husband's forbearance ceased
and aha left his. home. All the parties
are well known In good society. :
FORTUNE LEFT BY v :
- FORGETFUL TOURISTS
, .-
- (Jeornal Bpeetal Barrlea.) ' i
Lucerne, - Bwitsertand, Bept 18.
Those - who-have visited- 'Tovely- Lu
cerne" at the height ef .the holiday eea
aon will bardly.be surprised to learn
that every year. In Swiss, hotels alone.
articles to the value of f l.00 are left
behind by forgetful visitors In a hurry
Bwlss railways derive an- equally hand
some profit from the sale of objects
forgotten 1 by travelers . and never
claimed. 1 . - : '
Bome extraordinary cssee of forget-
fulness are recorded thla acaaon, - An
Englishman had taken a room at a
Zermatt hotel and deposited hla bag
gage there, but coming back from a
walk he oould not remember the- name
nor the location of his hotel, and had
to aeek tho aid 'Of the police. At a
Zurich hotel bank-notes to the value
of several hundred dollars , wore left
behind some weeks ago, and no one
has yet come forwerd to claim them.
At Geneva a hotel-keeper recently re
stored a jewel casket to -an American
wtoman who was under . the Impression
that aha had left It In a train, A.Qer-
n paterfamilias, with Offspring
numbering eight, accidentally left one
of his children, behind at : Lausanne
without notlclhg its absence until he
had reached, hie home. -. "
More Cheap Rates. -
F For the national convention of Chris
tian churches, to be held in Buffalo,
October 11 to IT, the Canadian Pacific
haa announced a special round trip rate
of $11.(0. Thla will be the last oppor
tunity this season, to purchase excur
sion tickets to eastern points.'. Make
your aleeplng car. reservations now.
Tickets xood for stopovers, with long
time limit x For ful. particulate regard
ing, routes, through sleeping car serv
ice. stc.,.csll on or address F. R. John
son, F. P. A, Portland. Oregon.-
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO
' ! VISIT PENDLETON
f Pendleton. -Or.-, - Bept.- IS.-r-Tbe -local
Knights Tomplar ars making elaborate
preparations for the twentieth annual
conclave of the grand conrmandery,
Knlghta Templfcr, of the state of Ore
gon, which will meet in Pendleton,
Thursday, September 17. A large dele
gation will be entertained. . - ' .
, Low Rates to New Orleans.
Account national convent loo knlghta
Of Pythias, to be held at New Orleans
In October, the O. R. N. Co will on
October 7 and S sell round-trip tickets
from Portland at rats of 8.J. For
further Information In regari to limits,
stopovers, etc., call on or addreaa C. W.
fcttnsar. city ticket Sisal, U. R. N.
Co, fertlaad, j
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OnlyGoodoof Quia
Splendid -values are everywhere in merchandise of seasonable interest assortments that far excel those elsewhere. Friday's
prices on the newest of fall and winter merchandise suggest genuine economy the economy that pays where there is unques
tioned .quality. Shrewd ' women will be interested in this list of values because every item answers all demands of economy
v . ' ;.'tJlvv'-.uality--wvce and appearance. Don't let this" splendid opportunity slip by. ; : ; 1? !
Hiddance Sale, All Small Lots and Soiled
Eluolm . ;
Undergar"
.r; ments :;;.'.
3 'The end of the most -successful
muslin underwear season we have
ever enjoyed finds us with a stock
somewhat broken up. Many of
the frarmAnfsi . - am it amI -V n 4
' , .. a . utu Kguuivusei ewuvw ejs aavj
slightly mossed.' We will sacrifice all profit and forget the
cost mark during tomorrow's sale. It will pay you to pur
chase for future needs. . ". . . - ';. i k:.r :.- j,:'
50 dozen 'Nainsook "(Corset Covers;" 50c quality, f. .'.'.25aJ
25 dozen Nainsook Corset Covers! $1.00 quality.. 30a
10 dozen Muslin Underskirts ; - 75c and 85c qualities. 47
15 dozen Muslin Underskirts ; $1.00 and $1.25 qualities. 70s)
20 dozen soiled Muslin .Gowns ; 85c. and $1,00 grades. .69e
Numerous other small lots will be placed on the coun
ters at less than. cost-a quick clearance tomorrow' only.
Cliildroii's 25o Quality
Tomorrow
3 Pair
60o
17
(uents
3 Pair
50o
A splendid1 wearing', handsome finished Stocking for Boys
or Girls," in' fine or wide 'ribbed,-all sizes,-b'est Egyptian
yarn, reinforced throughout, 3 pairs tor the
reeular, priceof 2 tomorrow :; reg. 25c .qual- .
ityv Special tomorrow,' Bargain Friday ..t . i
; t Our First Bir Offering:' in
WOHEET'S SHOES :
fv: for This 'Season ' J-
' We've - a big Shoe ' proposition to offer
you- for Bargain Friday in a - lot of
Women's fine. Shoes, about 4,750 pairs all
told, from a very, prominent shoe con
cern in St Louis. We are. not permitted
to give their name owing to their selling
some' large accounts i- this city. We
could get the entire big lot by keeping
the name quiet. They are strictly., all
right, otherwise we would not
now have them. It is a gen
. uine Bargain. Friday feast v of
good ; shoes way. below the
right price. ;There is a num
ber of stvles in everv size on
bargain tables in the Basement Shoe Department; they are
worth $2.50. and $3.00. special for Bargain qQ
Girls' good wearing and stylish T Kid Lace School Shoes
with low heels and patent leather tips.'. Bargain QOr
Friday. . . .... ........ .......... ;.. ..' .. 77
V Our showing . of .'new styles in . Women's Shoes is a
marvel to-this city. Come and see. ;
V
Infants9 All Wbol
Cashmereli
" - Silk -Heels and Toes, Best 25c Quality . .
'- - -- - . . . '-tJ-. . .BBBBk. St a. l. ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBK. ' ga ''V '
Fair.
15
(Dent
All colors in Infants' strictly all wool Cashmere Stockings,'
all sizes and guaranteed fast colors. , We have 100 dozen of
these and will .place -the entire lot on sale tomorrow at
much less than wholesale cost ; a clear saving-, of 10c per
pair, .sizes- , to o. i nis pnee . Tomorrow
onlv: best'25o ouality.'Bartain - ' - -
FriJaijr u m i s i i
11 Kvo
Three Extraordinary.
Jress Goods Values
25cand35o
Dress Goods
t JEiday
We
a Yard .'
36-inch half wool Pebble Panama,
colors navy, red, green, brown,
cream and black; regular 3oc grade,
i 36-inch half wool Cashmeres, coir
ors navy, green, red,brown and
black; regular 25c grade. . " - ;
36-inch half wool Popular cloth,
hard-twisted thread, 'durable and
washable, colors red, navy,J green,
tan, pink, brown, black and cream;
regular 35c graded " jt-.t'.- ' '.
New Tall Models
'An Immense purchase of 500 dozen per
fect fitting Coats in .white or drab, long
or short hips, with or. without hose sup
porters, made 'of extra-quality coutille;
values up' to $1.00., On sale tomorrow
only at j
We
A Great Sale of Ilanufactiircr's
; Sample Cur tains
- i Three Great Lots to Choose From
At 33o Each : 45o Eaoli : GOo Each
Tomorrow Bargain Friday we place on; sale . a special
purchase of Manufacturer's Sample Curtains, about 500. in
the lot and no two alike, single curtains sent to us by the
mills' from which to select our regular fall styles. .The
single. curtains are made of excellent quality white Scotch
lace in a large range of pretty new patterns, widths from
40 to 60 inches and from 3 to Zyi yards long, curtains in the
lot worth up to $4.50 a pair.; Specially priced for Friday's
Bargain Sale and arranged in three lots as follows
33p Each,' 45o Each and 'OOo Each
Outing Flannel
ilill Ends-r a Yard . . . . . . . . ZJS sly
2,000 yards in lengths from 10 to '20 yards each."'-- Regular
8c and 10c qualities .Here is a chance for prudent shoppers
to' economize that does notoccur every day. We-were
very fortunate in purchasing a splendid lot of Outing Flan
nel Mill Ends at an extraordinary low price from' one of the
best mills in the country. The colors and patterns are all
that could be desired and there is an unlimited assortment
to select from in light, medium and dark shades ; the same
qualities' bought in the regular way would cost 8c and 10c
a yard.' Tomorrow we offer choice of the entire
lots, in lengths from 10 to 20 yards', at the ex- Te
ceedingly low. price, per yard . . .Y". 77. T ... .7. 7. Qjs vL
Hen's S1.25 Golf Shirts
Men's fine Madras Golf Shirts, fall colors, in light and dark
patterns', made from French madras cloth, ry.
all sizes ; best $1.25 grade. Special for one jf U) """D
dayonly--Friday at.;.......,..;..;...... 0 tML
; , 75o Quality 5Do,
Men's-heavy 9-bz. bhie denim F.nqir
Ovrn'K with bihs, pockets back f.n I f
t r ."(" ferade. Special Har," ' '
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