The Oregon daily journal., October 28, 1906, SECTION TWO, Image 17

ART CRITICS ARE
-NOT SATISFIED
Autumn Salon Prove Great Dis
appointment Because of
Lack of Originality. -
PROFESSOR SAYS MILK
NEED NEVER BE SOUR
Fifty-Six Families Named Martas
Have Put in Claim for Fortune of
Million and a Half Left by Argen
tina Cattleman.
(Special cable.) 1
Paris, Oct XT. The autumn aalon,
which has been looked forward to thla
year with the hope of lta being partic
ularly Interesting, has proved a great
disappointment. Not a single canvas
has attracted attention by region of Us
originality among the exhibits.
Lurid Impressionists are very much
to the fore. The sections which have
been the moat admired are those In
which the works of dead artists have
been grouped. The "retrospective" ex
hibits st the autumn aalon are now con
sidered Its chief attraction. Thla year
the paintings shown are those of Cour
bet, Gaugln and Carrier, all great mas
ters. The Russian section, which will
comprise sbout 13 galleries and contain
examples of Russian art from the sev
enteenth century to our day, is net yet
open, and Is not likely to be ready be
fore the first of November.
Patients tiring.
After a struggle lasting several years
Dr. Doyen, the celebrated surgeon, has
succeeded In convincing the faculty of
medicine here of the efficacy of his
treatment against cancer. At a meet
ing of the eongress of surgeons Dr.
Doyen has exposed his method and
given the result of two years' observa
tion and 17 patients, all of whom showed
satisfactory progress. He alao called
the attention of the congress to the
fsct that all of the IS patients who had
been pronounced by. he congress two
years ago to be In a serious condition
ware sttu alive.
Keep Mil Sweet.
Milk need never go sour, says Profee
Behrlng, If treated by a process he has
for keeping It for an Indefinite period
without boiling it, and preserving Its
nutritive qualities.
A sixth of sn ounce of perhydol is
added to a gallon of milk, and the milk
la then heated to lit degrees. The per
hydrol decomposes Into water and oxy
gen, the oxygen escapes and the milk
la. left llluted with an exceedingly small
quantity of water absolutely free from
microbes.
Professor Bearing also believes that
milk loses some of Its beet qualities
when exposed to daylight, and be advo
cates green or red milk bottles.
Stray Fortune.
A fortune of ll.5no.000 Is swatting the
nearest relative of Jean BUenne Martas.
formerly of Languedoc. who has died
at Buenos Ayrea, the owner of much
real estate, and a great cattle ranch in
Argentine.
Marias left no will and had no rela
tives in Argentine. His Immense for
tune Will, therefore, go to his nearest
surviving relative In France, when the
probate authorities have decided which
Is the heir among the M families named
Martas who put In claims.
CASHIER GARSIDE
HAS FLOWN
Head of Defunct Aetna Bank at
Butte Departs Upon Eve of
Investigation.
PRETTY STENOGRAPHER
HAS ALSO DISAPPEARED
Mystery Surrounds Leak of Newt
That Grand Jury Was to Call For
mer Portland Man to Account for
Fsilure of Institution.
(Special Dispatch to The Jonrnal
Butte, Mont.. Oct. IT. Cashier Oar
side, formerly of Portland, of the de
funct Aetna bank here, has disappeared.
Likewise his pretty female stenogra
pher. Geralds has not yet been loeated by
Sheriff Qulnn. and there Is no positive
Information at hand aa to whet direc
tion he went when he left Butte
Wednesday night.
A very strong suspicion Is out that
some ens gave Garslde the tip that the
grand jury would call for him on
Thursday, and the authorities are won
dering where the leak could have oc
curred, as It was supposed that no one
outalde of the attorney-general and the
members of the grand Jury knew what
was to be dona or that the affairs of
the Aetna were to be Investigated.
The disappearance of the cashier will
not. however, prevent a thorough ex
amination of the Aetna and its busi
ness and It was hlnt'ed that a greater
sensation would most likely be uncov
ered and that the Aetna failure would
prove ons of the rankest ever known
In benklng history.
It is predicted that after the secrets
Ot the bank are thoroughly disclosed It
will be found that the officials have
been mere straw figures to shield the
real parties responsible for the Aetna.
Geralds Is formerly of Portland, com
ing from that city to accept the cash
lershlp In the Aetna.
LITTLE BOY AND GIRL
WANDER FROM HOME
Somewhere In the north end a little
boy and his small sister were wandering
last night. Perhaps they were under
shelter, but their father, Anton Slavich.
Ill Burnslds street, could find no (race
of them. ev-T
Jerry la 4 , years old, with dark hair
and eyebrows. Hs wore blue overalls
and a happy smile when laat seen. His
sister Is a year younger, and has light
hair. She wore a pair of brand-new
shoea end 's new pink halr-rlbbon. 81a
vlch seerched ths elty without success,
and finally reported his loss at the po
lice statloh.
What a heartless officer Jerome must
be. Thaw Isn't out of Jail yet.
THE
MRS. EDDY SAID TO
BE NEAR DEATH
New York World States That
Founder of Christian Science
Is Very Feeble.
ANOTHER IMPERSONATES
HER IN DAILY DRIVE
No Trace Found of Vast Sums Which
She Is Said to Have Received
Her Actual Batata Small No One
Knows Where Money Has Gone.
(Rnerial Dlanateh h Lssssd Wire to The Journal)
New York, bet. 17. The World will
SSy tomorrow: A
"Pleasant View. CosTcord. N. H-. Oct
1. 1I0S. To the Editor of the Boston
Herald Dear Sir: Another report that
I am dead Is widely circulated. I am
in unusual good health and go out in
my carriage every day. Truly yours,
Msry Baker O. Eddy."
This letter, published by a reputable
newspaper, and written upon note paper
bearing the MacNesl crest used by
Mary Baker G. Eddy, and a signature
to all appearances her own. Is doubtless
suthentlc.
If the signature Is genuine. Mrs.
Eddy, founder snd heaft of the Chris
tian Science church, has affixed her
name to a falsehood. Reporters for
the World have eeen and spoken to
Mrs. Eddy In her guarded home at Con
cord. New Hampshire, within, the last
few dsys. She Is very feeble and seem
ingly In the shadow of death. Her
hand may have been guided In the sig
nature that appears en her letter, but
for many, months she has not left her
room.
Bally Drive la Beans.
Hsr dally drive through the streets of
Concord Is a fraud. Ostensibly Mrs.
Eddy makes this dally public appear
ance, dressed In velvets and ermine, to
show her followers that she Is in per
fect health. It Is not Mrs. Eddy, but sn
Impersonator, trained and costumed for
the part that appears In the exhibition
drive.
Thla Impersonator Is known to be
Mrs. Parmelta J. Leonard of Brooklyn,
I 'ieaa ni inc uaniuin science cnurcn in
that borough. Mrs. Leonard has been
In Mrs. Eddy's hone St Concord for the
i lsst tKree years. There she has per
i fee ted herself ae an understudy to Mrs.
, Eddy, and has Impersonated the head
i of the Christian Science church In the
, dally exhibition drives when to move
the real Mrs. Eddy from her bed would
' have meant slmost certsln death to
' the enfeebled woman.
Mrs. Bddy Is powerless In ths hands
of designing persons. They absolutely
control her. snd their employment of
Mrs Leeward's services Is for a deep
purpose.
Hidden Life at Woman.
Ths World Has collected a maes of
facta bearing directly upon ths sur
prising conditions that surround the
hidden life of Mrs. Eddy. These fscts
are quite apart from the tenets of
Christian Science, so-called, and will
appeal aa forcibly to fair-minded mem
bers at the cult ss to the general
public.
Many millions of dollars just hew
many the records fall to show havS
passed Into Mrs. Eddy's personsl pos
session slnee the foundstlon of ths
Christian Science oult. Millions of her
books have been sold and each book has
yielded her a royalty of one dollar.
Prom the mother ohureh In Boston she
yesrly reoetves a great sum, contrib
uted by devotees In all parts of the
world, in the form of annusl dues. One
of her eloasst friends and followers ee
tlmatea Mrs. Eddys fortune at $11,
04,000 and hsr annual Income at II.
000.000. Of this vast sum there Is practically
no trace. There le no publlo record of
Its Investment, no clue to Its distribu
tion. Her financial agent and cousin,
Frederick N. La (3d, secretary of the
Loan snd Trust Savings bank of Con
cord, while refusing details, has said
that Mrs. Eddy's estate Is surprisingly
small, ahe having expended the bulk of
her fortune In charities.
Be Bias i of Boitama.
But none of the charities aided by
Mrs. Bddy could be designated by Mr.
Ladd or found by searchers. Mrs. Ed
dy's only visible ssset Is the Concord
Houss. snd the 40-scre park lend that
surrounds it valued In all about $140,
000. Christian Scientists the world over
doubtless will be anxious to know what
has become of the great fortune of the
helpless old lsdy, confined to an upper
room or her isolated home.
Mrs. Eddy's last genuine public ap
pearance wae three rears ago, when for
a moment ahe poaedNon the balcony at
Pleasant View In sight of the assembled
faithful
Since then Mrs. Eddy has been Invis
ible, save to the members of hsr Inner
circle.
But now thst the araaslng facts havs
been made public, the door so long
barred by the footmen-secretary may
be opened Legal action to ascertain
the full truth le practically assured.
SENTENCES HIS SERVANT
TO TEN DAYS IN JAIL
(Journal Special SerTlee.)
New Tors, Oct. $$. Because Llssle
Quellette Is a good servant during her
periods of sobriety, Magistrate Smith
of Long Island City has been somewhat.
Indulgent with her In the past His
-knowledge of the girl's good qualities
Is complete, aa she le employed In his
household.
Magistrate Smith, however, realised
yesterday that there must be sn snd te
sll things, even to extending clemency
to tippling servant girls, snd had the
unusual experience of sending his own
servant to lail for 10 days on a charge
of Intoxication and disorderly conduct.
The magistrate accompanied his wife
to Far Rockaway to attend a social func
tion lsst Sundsy. Llssle waa left to
cars for tbs house during their absence
until Monday. Mrs, Smith returned te
the house alone on Monday. She was
shocked to find it children In front of
the houss hooting and yelling at a won
an who was making a political speech
on the front porch. It wss Llssle.
OREGON APPLES ARE
SUPERIOR TO RIVALS
(facial measles to The Jonrnal )
Salem, Or.. Oct 17. Sunnyslde, Wash-.
Ington, Is conducting a campaign of ad
vertising here in the shape of an apple
display. T. T. Reynolds of Chsmawa
has made a similar display of apples
grown in his own orotstrd, and the home
product surpasses the Washington In
many particulars. The dlsplsys are
made side by aide In a State street gro
cery and are attracting considerable attention.
OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY
MEAT TRUST WILL
LOWER PRICES
Germane Plan to Organize Oc
topus Which Will Be of Gen.
eral Benefit to People.
OHMKE DECLARES BERLIN
w WILL BE GREATEST CITY
Fourteen Million. Inhabitants Are
Predicted for Metropolis at End of
Fifty Years, by Noted Statis
tician. Berlin, Oct ST. A German meat
trust, with American capital, la looming
In ths future. Its object, according to
a trade paper, la to cheapen meat In
Germany by abolishing ths middleman's
profits.
Ths scheme Is credited to an agrarian
society, which hss been In communica
tion with the minister of agriculture on
the subject. The government would not
be averse to a meat trust which would
really bring down prices, which are at
present causing great discontent by their
Inflated stats.
Many Germans regard the proposed
trust's philanthropic Intentions with
suspicion, thinking It unlikely that the
trust would eliminate the middleman s
profits entirely In the Interests of the
consumer.
Berlin te Be Oreat
Berlin will be the greatest city on
earth (0 years henoe, according to the
calculations of Herr Ohmke. a noted
statistician. Its population will be In
ths neighborhood of 1 4.0M,0etsnd Its
only serious rivsl will be Mew York.
In a pamphlet he has written to set
forth this prophetic theory, Herr Ohmke
says that ths population of Berlin Is
Increasing more rapidly than that of
any European city except Budapest,
Hungary. Today greater Berlin con
tains over $.000,000 inhabitants.
Thla rapid growth, he says, with Ber
lin's commercial Importance, will place
the capital ahead of London, Parle and
New Tork. He calculates that London
In 15 will only havs 7.000.000 Inhabi
tants. I
Waste en Strike.
The dearness of food In Germany has
caused a great strike In the Ruhr min
ing district, whsre the men demand an
lncresss of 1$ per oent In their wages
so that they can keep themselves and
their families above the starvation line.
The situation with ths strikers la
serious because they have not accumu
lated funda enough to support a mass
strike slnee the strike of last ysar, when
ths government Intervened. The men
were then at the end of their resources.
The government has now warned the
men not to expect another Intervention,
and advises ths mlneowners to concede
an increase in wages is order to avoid
a disastrous strike. Meanwhile meat
and other provisions are at famine
prices.
nRZlilTiiEN
BY LOYALISTS
Heavy Fighting Occurs In Mo
rocco Between Rebels and
Government Troops.
INSURGENT LEADER IS
CAPTURED BY RAISULI
American Minister Who Has Been
Practically Held Prisoner Is Safe
to Start for Coast Since Uprising
la Ended.
Tangier. Morocco, Oct. $7. There has
been heavy fighting In Arsllla and aa a
result the loyal forces commanded by
Ralsull routed the rebel forces and cap
tured ths olty of Arsllla. Many of the
Insurgents were killed, a large number
were captured and others were scat
tered. This blow, it Is believed, will
break the backbone of ths disturbance
and bring peace to the whole country.
The news has caused the greatest
satisfaction here, not only because of
its effect on business, but it removes
sll spprehenslon as to ths safety of Mr.
Guerre, the American mlniater, who has
been practically a prisoner at Fes. owing
to the uprising. He and hla suite were
afraid to return to the coast because of
the danger of armed bands of rebels.
Benlss Taken Piiesnss..
It Is learned that when Ralsull cap
tured the town of Arsllla he took pris
oner Benlan, who had taken the olty and
looted lta shop. After entering Ar
sllla with his raon. Ralsull proclaimed
himself master of the town and sent
letters to ths foreign minister, Moham
med Bl Torres, Informing him that
every Jew wishing to leave could do so
without fear. The Moorish minister has
sent a boat to take aboard those Jews
who decide to quit the town, The only
fear now Is been use of the uneasiness
among the wild tribes In the southern
portion of the country. They are mov
ing from place to place, and It has
been agreed to scr.d a Kaid there to
qutet them. JThls step will be taken at
the urgent request of the French minis
ter, who called the sttentlon of the
sultsn to the danger of the situation.
GIL BLAS ARRAIGNS
AMERICANS IN PARIS
(Special Dispatch by Leased Win te The Jo. mail
Paris, Oct. 17. Oil Bias has been pub
lishing a series of articles on the for
eign colonies snd In dealing with the
Americans In Psrls says
"The official chief of the colony is
the American ambassador, but with the
exception of the women, who pin little
flags to their waists, and the men who
stick leaden Images of the Stars and
Stripes In their cravats on Independence
dsy, no people show less evidence of
loyslty and patriotism with regard to
their ohlef.
"For that matter, whereas the former
ambassador, Porter, used to open his
salons in Hue villejuate to his coun
trymen and women, and receive them
with charming grace and, Jjgepltalfry,
the present representative rather avoids
the society of Ms country people; and
his wife, a very distinguished member
of the bourgeois Society of Chicago,
knowa how to keep s simple American
woman In her place with respect to the
of the United state.-
When it Comes
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DESPERATE CRIMINALS
TAKEN TO M'NEILL'S
(Special DUpsteh to The Journal.)
Seattle. Wash.. Oct 17. Karl Hen-
drlckson snd Thomas Thornton, said to
be two of the most desperate criminals
that ever operated In the northern coun
try, were brought to Seattle today on
the steamer Jefferson en route to Mo-
Nelll's Island, where they each nave
16 years to serve for robbery committed
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