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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 14. 1909.
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BURKE ROCHE SUES
- WIFEtFORDIVORCE
1 SS' K-r i
, .. i i i j
' " . . . ... - :
fdn. Aurel Batonyl in riding costume
and one of her favorite horseaT Sha
' U Med for a divorce by her former
..husband, J. Burke Roche, who ac
', cusea her of bigamy. In marrying
the noted whip. , ' ,
Newport, Nov. .The long- threat
ened ault for dlvorco of James Boothby
Burke-Roche against the wife who di
vorced hint It years ago in Delaware,
and who U now Mrs. Aurel Batonyl,
haa become a fact. The- action -has bean
brought in an English court.
Tha flraf lnkUn that it had . been
begun came today, when Mrs. Batonyl
was served at Mlddletown With the
neceesary papers, which recite that sha
la charged with bigamy. Tha case Is to
be tried In England this month,
i Mrs. Batonyl, - when asked lsst night
for a statement, said:
"I married la tha Cnlted States and
after a very unhappy married Ufa I
returned and obtained a divorce In tha
-ITnttert" States many years ago: AlI
am an American citlsen. I have nothing
to do with laws outside of the United
Jttatee. J em much annoyed. Otherwlae
'there la nothlne- further to sav."
Wot Beoog-alaed Divorce.
The Engllah courta have never recog
nised as legal Mrs. Burka-Roche's di
vorce, which was procured in Wilming
ton, Delaware, and which caused a great
socisl aensation as well as a row In
. Chief Juatlce J. P. Comegys, who dis
sented from the granting of tha decree,
declared la print, when aaked for his
position, thst ha "did not find tha least
evidence In tha . ease . that tended to
m V. n ht k , III. nr.nl I , Inn..'. . kn.K.nil
waa guilty either of the offense of de
sertion or of the wilful neglect to
provide lor., tha .support of his wife,"
and that no ether legal causes were al
leged In ihe petition. - .
Mr. Burke-Roche has aver staunchly
contended that he was not divorced,
and once warned the official chronicler
of ths , royalty and nobility, Burke's
Peerage, i far having aet him down as
civorceo., . - , . r . . j . .-
The pYesent Issue of tha Peerage
contains .his nsma at 11 linked with that
of Mrs. Ba,tonyl, and .the English pub
lication of notabllltiea, "Who's Who."
The
el
Wave
15c If H
yout gtoWKfundsiwuf money.
; JAQVCS
maintains, by Its record, that tha mar
riage atiU exists.
Tha divorcehasneverthelese stood
Iegalljrinlhla country, and the eeocet
marriage of Mrs. Burke-Rocha at the
Empire hotel In New York City, In
1006. to Aurel Batonyl, professional
whip and manager of Mra. Burke
Roche's farm, Elm-Court- Lodge,- near
here, was never queattoned either so
cially or. In the eyes of the law. The
marriage waa kept secret for nearly a
year, cot being- mads publlo until July
last. ,
Xer rathe Angered.
Frank Work of New York, tha
bride's father, a retired banker and a
millionaire, waa ao angered by tha new
alliance that he has alnce declined to
have any relatione with his daughter,
and has cloaed the doors of his New
port home to her and her husband.
After the announcement of the' mar
riage, Mr. and Mrs. Batonyl vlsltedthe
parents of Mr. Batonyl In Hungary, and
made a tour of Europe.
' Before the marriage waa announced,
and while Mrs. Bstonyt was abroad Jaat
aprlng with her daughter, who Is now
Mra. Arthur Scott Burden, J. Burke-
Roche had JnaerteLin lhal French
hewapapera a warning to the merchanta
not to trust her on his account. -.
.. Za an Irish Vasr.
J. Burke-Rocha is the brother of
Baron Fermoy, art Irlah peer, to, whose
title he la 'help preaumptlve. He was
once in parliament During the Rua-alan-Japaneae
war he .took a forpedo
boat from England and delivered it to
the Japaneae; alnce then he haa not
been In England, the. offense against
the neutrality laws being moat aerioua.
' Tha Burke-Rochee ' have four chil
dren twin sona and two daughters,
The boya are at Harvard and visit their
mother at Intervals.
POPE'S POLICY IN SPAIN
IS NON-INTERVENTION
Vatican Will Not Attempt to In-
'terfere, Knowing Thatthe -v
'. People "Will. . "
(Jnoratl Rtwdil SrTM.t
' Roma, Nov. Hj A prelate belonging
to the ofnoe of the papal secretary, of
state says that the pope'a Spanlah
policy constats of complete non-intervention
while the cabinet la atrtvlng to
pass reform meaaures, leat their, failure
be aaeribed to Vatlcaa Intrlgueaaud. jiot
aponUneitr of the people, who, being
good Cathullca, will not allow tha over'
throw of their rcllirton. Hence the
pope will not protest, even If the climax
la reached. Tha Vatican knowa that the
reporta of an Imminent rupture are
purpoaely circulated lnlhe Frenoh
preaa, the view of tha latter being that
aeparatlon must neceaaarlly follow In
Spain. Tha pop auurna the policy of
reprisals snd does not Initials active
measures. ;
PROFESSIONAL DIVER
REPAIRS WATER PIPE
(Siwelal Dlapatek te The Joarnil.)
McMlnnvUle, Or., Nov. 14. During
the latter part of last week and the
fore part of this week McMlnnvUle
residenta were without a water aupply.
Flrat the pumps st tha city water works
were out of order and. then the Intake
from the- river became clogged so that
tha supply waa completely ahut oft.
No one here could do anything to
relieve conditioner eo a - profesalonal
diver waa secured from Portland. The
diver came up Saturday, and It waa not
'until some time Sunday that water
could again be pumped.
Home
Ua
Circle
IS tne noma wuu ir .
- kTeoV where -the lamilyinOT.ie
' linert of bfacoits, dooghnott, CAkev
end pic and othef food thtnjs erefy
. day.Th baking is always delicious
and wholcfocne bccauie .
K O Batting Powder
?th nakino twwdet otthe ware
circle,, b Used. . ' . ' .
GetKC to-day 1725 ounces for
Isn't aU tna we wf
laTO. CO.
IVIIITE PLAGUE TO
-DEC0L1BATED-H
international Congress on Tu
berculosis In Session Today r
in New York. ..
PLAN LEGISLATION TO
f PREVENT CONSUMPTION
featurefJMeegJBporta From
' Great Number of Open Air Campa
Where Patients Are Being Treated
Successfully.
(Journal Speflrt ScrTice.)
New York. Nov. 14. At the . Hotel
Aator today acorea of eminent medical
men,-: publlo health offlclala, legtalators,
clergymen and repreaentatives of for
eign governmental with - others - Inter
ested In the general welfare of hu
manity, aaaembled for-a 'Joint seaalon
of the American International Congreas
on Tuberculoala and the Medico-Legal
society of Mew York. The chief object
of the meeting, which la held under tha
aanctlon of the United Statea govern
ment. It the formation ""1 urging nt
legislation to prevent tuberculoala. In
cidentally there will -be acientlOo dls
cusalona of -the-dlseaaa and the later
diacoveries," relative to ita treatment
and prevention. ,
Vromlaent BCem Sraaan.
Tha personnel of the congreas Is such
as to tve weight-to-ltsjdellberatlone-and
oonoluslons. The roli call, showed
an attendance of many medical men
and others, of national or International
reputation. . At the Initial aeaalon thla
morning, following tha delivery of sev
eral addresses of welcome, Prealdent
Clark Bell of tha Medloo-Legal society,
Introduced Dr. F. B. Daniel, of Auatln.
Texas, president of the congress. Dr.
Daniel delivered his presidential ad
dress. In tha course of which he set
forth the alarming and ever-lnoreaalng
spread of the dreaded disease and the
necessity for the co-operation ; of all
governmenta In legislative and other
meaaures for its prevention. -
The remainder of the day waa taken
up largely with ths Introduction of the
foreign delegates snd tha arrangement
of the program for the succeeding sea-
atone- of the -congress, wfeion - wll.
tlnue three days.
' Preventive Kagialatloa.
The congreas plans to discuss every
stage and symptom of tuberculoala.
New and powerful light will be thrown
onmany phases of - the disease, and It
Is Intended to enlighten the masses
concerning It. Preventive legislation
will be urged, also governmental anfl
municipal sanitariums throughout' the
world. Boards of health, , state and
provincial medical societies and medico-legal
organisations throughout Xtn
erlca and feurope will be aaked to co
operate In the movement. '
A feature of the eongreaa will be re
ports retarding a great number of spe
cial sanitariums and open-air campa
In this country,' The model '.camp,
known as Camp Piny .Woods. In Sulli
van county,' New Tork, will be studied;
also Saranao Lake, the City of Last
Hope, -the army 'sanitarium 'for con
sumptives at Fort. Bayard. N. M., and
other places where tuberculosis Is be
ing scientifically treated. -
PATERSON ANARCHISTS. IN
IDOMNCPIlUNJMLy.
Woujd-Be Assassins Sent Abroad
to Kill Victor Emmanuel
Promptly Arrested. ,
(Jenreal Special nlte
London, Nov, is. -A dispatch from
Naples to ths Central News statea that
the polloe these have effected two lm
portant arrests, thereby frustrating two
conspiracies hatched In New Jersey
against the life of King Victor Em
manual, the Duke cf Aoata. who Is his
cousin,1 and the Duchess of Aosta.
Information was received-by-rhep-lies
that an envoy had left Patereon,
New Jersey, charged wltn the asaaaal
nation of the duke and ducheea. This
anarchist waa promptly arrested upon
hla arrival In Naples. "
Meanwhile the Italian authorities
learned that an Italian anarchist named
Gabriel LausettO had been chosen by
the Paterson committee to compass the
king's death. Thanks to a second' warn
ing from tha American police. Lausette
waa also taken prisoner aa aoon aa ha
atepped ashore at Naples.
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK,
MURDERING POLICEMEN
' (Ineraal (periil arrrtce.1
Aahavilia, N. C Nov. 14. Fighting
In defense of their police captain. Pa
trolmen Charles Blackstock and William
Bailey of this city, were ehot to death
on 'South Main street at 11:10 o'clock
last night by a negro, who ran amuck,
and also killed one negro and fatally
wounded another. The man gave hi
name as Will Harris of Charlotte, North
Carolina, a desperado, for whom a large
reward haa been standing for some time.
Prior to the death of ths two officers
a negro restaurant-keeper named Ben
Allison waa shot and killed by. Harris
without . provocation. . Another negro
named Tom Nell was mortally wounded.
LOGGER IS KNIFED
; BY HpQUIAM TRAMPS
- (Special Dtapateh te The Jeerae!.)
HoQulam. Wash., Nov. 14. A well-
known-logger -named -Cr- Pi- MarehalL
aged 10. now lies at the general hospt
tal In a precarious condition from a
knife wound In the back. Ha waa as
saulted In an alley some time tn the
morning, and waa fonnd about 4 o'clock
by Officer McKenstry. rie waa un
conscious when found. Tha officer
then went on a hunt for the assailants
of ths Injured man, and rounded up five
tough-looking customers.
G0HL HEAVILY FINED
FOR LEADING ATTACK
" t ertal rtepavk te The Jaerael.t
Aberdeen. Nov. 14. For having led
an armed attack on the schooner Fear
less, In tha lower harbor last June,
William Oohl, at that time the. agent
of the sailors' anion, wss fined 11104
In tha superior court at Monteeano.
Hla- bond was placed at 41140, pending
aa appeal.- . " ,
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ConsultatlCafFrcc
Varicocele
ABSOLDTC GOmslEE
HO FAY UNLESS CUI
1 1W cur . thla disease without operation
or Jlgature,, and under our treatment tha.
congested condition aoon - disappears. tha .,
parts are restored to their ' natural con
dition, vigor end, etrength, and clrpuUtsan
Is reestablished. . . .
- i.a mt.nvran tnattee
There Is not a man In existence who is suffering from
anv weakneas that we-cannot rebuild and afrensthen
-with.ur SrSW JBSAX TMATsCBBr and bring
Daca to roouni. vigurona
will never' aaaln be a
sign 01
violation
brougblao, y .disalpstionj
nature.
Toe '
A person affUcted with Blood Poison cannot feel safe
while any of the virus or poiaon remains In the system.
-This disease, with little doubt, ts one of the most ho
rlble snd deadly which affects the human family, from
the fact that though Its beginning Is manifested by only
a smsll sore. In a ahort time it becomee constitutional;
the blood Is contsmlnated, the tissues break down, and
a multitude of terrible symptoms follow, such as un
sightly, skin .eruptions, sore throat, falling of tha hatr,
pains in vsrtoua parts of tha body., Inflamed eyes,
general emaciation and debility. Later may follow dis
ease of the nerves, such' ss paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
softening of the brain, Insanity, etc. We will cure you
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Our best references are our patients
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Public Indignation Starts Movement
to Delay Abolition of Capital Pun
ishment Until Murderer Haa Paid
' the Penalty.
Paris. Nov- J4. Tiurdy justlaer-hsi
bean meted cut et the Paris assises to
one of tha most callous rurnane Who
ever stood In a dock. This was a man
named EUenne Hubert, who haa been
sentenced to death for ths murder of a
Madame Velessek ' last February
Tha accused was employed In a restau
rant under the Oare Bt. Lasers, ana
fell JtLJove-: with . Madame Veleseek,
a widow, who waa cashier of the estab
lishment. She . repulsed his sdvsncea,
whereuoon he began a systematic perse
cution of her, which he continued after
being dismissed from tne restaurant.
The woman . at last complained to the
police, and Hirbsrf was sentenced to a
ahort ternvof Imprisonment.
Aa a result of the annoyance to wnlcn
she wss subjected, sha lost her- posi
tion, and, dreading tha vengeance of
Hubert, sha Quitted tha neighborhood.
changed her name, and opened a news
paper shop la another duarter. Hubert,
however. tracked her down and con
tinued hla insults.. His annoyances
earned him,, another ats months' Im
prisonment, ' which rka completed In
February. , . . .
Oa hla release he announced ma utea-
P
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haw lone
tons
standing).
AND ST8TEM
thla countrv. and
method. We
never
we take.
w "
of the laws of
Are " Vmt Safe Walle-
S Sa Any Oaae Without
OosapueaUoaa.
j O Right Methods
i pay me TREATING
WHEN
CURED
"WEAKNESS"
The beat way
to do a thine is
alwaya . tha right
way. There la
usually one . beat
way. If my meth
ods of treating
Meakneaa," Var
icocele, Contreot
ed Disorders, H pa
cific Blood Poiaon,
-.Stricture and PUea
are rights, then all
other methods In
-use are. In soma
In treating so-called
"weakneaa"-1 employ no
tonics or stimulants.
"Weakness" In all Ita
phasee and In practi
cally every case that
cornea to ma for treat
ment la merely a symp
tom resulting from a
state of. chronic lnflam-
mat Ion existing in the
proatate gland. Thla In
flammation may be a
lingering reault of soma
contracted disease or
" may nave been brought
on by early dissipation,
excesses, eta In by far
the greater number of
, cases the general health
' of the patient la per
fect, there being no lack
of either physical or
nervous energy. No
decree
stimulants or tonics are
needed, and If employed tneflL. because I am ahe to cure them both '
wmild-bhiy result In" nnunnUT and thoroughly. '
' temporary excitement of
- tne runctions ana posi
tive Injury to the ten
der and already disor
dered prostate. My
treatment is a. local one
entirely. It removes all
Inflammation, swelling
and tenderness rrom tne
frostata gland, eatab
iahea normal circula
tion throughout tha
parts snd reatores per
manently and complete
ly all natural runctions.
By thla method alone
-4 peaelble to. brln
complete restoration o
strength and vigor.
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Debility
Aa Certain nat
Mlaht Follow Day
There Is a fixed
penalty for thd viola'
of nature. The punish-
tlon of anv law o:
ment. which surely comee sooner
later, may be either sickness, pain, de
cay or death. If you are euffertng. It
la certain that you have, knowingly er
unknowingly, transgressed. Tour chief
concern, of couree, ie how to get well,
not how you got sick. We are restor
ing men to sound health every day.
. ; ME IN OINUY.. .
' As ws treat diseases of men only, the position we occupy among spe
cialists is unique. Our methods of treatment are unlike those employed
by other physicians. -They are original with ourselves and are ths most
effective methods known to medical science. They Involve the eclentlfla
sppllcetlon of every curative Influence In the treatment of men's diseases.
: Our offices are an exposition of delicate and costly equipment, much of
which la especially conatruoted to meet the requlrementa of our distinc
tive methods of treatment. We have hesitated at no expense that could
add to tha efficiency of our work or tha comfort of our pat lent a. There
is no ether equally .equipped medical Inatltute in tia Faclflo northweet.
We Gaarantee a Core in Every Case We Undertake or Charge No Fee -,
PAY WHEN CURED
Any person taking trestment with us may deposit tha Price of a cure -In
any bank In Portland, to be paid to us when a cure Is effected. If
tha patient prefers? we will take weekly or monthly Installments.
Consultation free. Letters confidential ., Instructive book for men
- mailed free In plain wrapper. If you cannot call at . omce.-wrlta for
ouestton blsnk. Home treatment successful.. r
Office hours a. m. to pm. Sundays ana hoJlJaysL10 a. m. to IS.
DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO.
Ofioea tm Tea Koy BKrkel, eaya Third at Corner rise, rortlaad. Or.
tlon of killing tha woman. At I o'clock
one morning, just ss atsaame
had 'opened her shop, ha rushed In upon
her with a huge knife. Attacking the
defenseless woman with aavage fe
rocity, he plunged tha knife ! tlmea
i . - ii a .-r h a nlea of In
sanity, but the doctors declared that ha
waa perfectly sane. .
Tha crime aroused such a degree of
n.Klt (..tlneHAn that B mOVCmCnt lS
afoot to hare tha abolition of capital
pualahment already oeoiaeo upon ny
the government, deferred until after the
mimm hM eaerated. The ebaneee.
however, are that the man will be re
prieved because or tne aisinciinstion 01
tha authorities to carry out death sen
tences. . 1
We Cure UEl ONLY
LICENSED TO PRACTICE,
MEDICINE - IK - OREGON
We Tresl Uie Followlag Diseases
Only
' Bhetunatlsm, Aeate aai Cnronle.
j Blood Pclsoa. - Oonorrhoee, : Tarleocele. '
sTearaataaala. Sferroaa Beallaa. Paralysis.
Oleas. ' ! ypallls. Bllea. .
I Btldaey, BladAsr aa AH XTrlnary Blseaaes.
sTBTBOBM
TREATINO are aupertor tc any- In
our cures are the reeult of the
fall to effect a cure in any case
il l A I IE 1U
BEEN CE-
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t We never disappoint "our patients ! TjT.
We accept" any incurable cases!
We never hold out false hopes!
We never fail in any case we take! -
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least,
Dr. Taylor I
The Leading Specialist .
-wrong, oecause my- -
treatment tn each Instance differs from tha
ordinary and la original with myaelf. Tha
treatment that la quickest to cure, surest to
cure, and that cures thoroughly and perma
nently. Is ths right treatment. Tha test ap.
filled to my methods proves them so abao
utsly right as to class all other forme of -treatment
as Imperfect and wrong--'. I like to :
make this test. I like to treat tha difficult j
oaaea that other Dhvstclajis hsve failed to
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a. a. sad 4:U p. Bk , Anlfe Partlaad tOtlS
a. a. and 4:28 p. aa.
For time aad eard ef Oeweee selmrbaa liaise
spply at City Ticket Office, or startoa.
Ticseta to neatera potota aai JtnropBl aiss
fapaa, Cblne. rlnnolnla and ABatralla.
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TIME CARD
-TRAINS
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SL Loala Special tor CkebaUa, '
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Harbor, snath Bead. Taeoma, ' .
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Batte, Pllllure. Dearer, Obm
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tod,h!,-. f.nl"'r VJ"- WBlJf aas
Sorfh Coaat T.Imrted, electrle ..
llrtited. tor Tecona. Seattle.
Spokaaa, Batte. kllBaeapolts, "
St. faoi and the Baat. dallr. 1:00 ass T4S Sar
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ClarrBBrat, Caefcalla. Oea- " ' .
tr.lla. Taeoma asd Seattle
enlr. dally 4:10 pot S:SS pss ,
Twia city sipreaa ror Tace
sa. Seattle, Spokane. Relena,
Batte. St. Paul. Mlsneapolla.
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eat cheese ef car.. Direct
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2 Overland Trains DtOy 2
Tmm Ortoatal LhalBad. the Fast stall
VIA SSATTT.B AWD SFOKAWa.
Fertlasd tlBM sehedale
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Leave. Arrive
To sad from Spokane,
St. PeaL Bfleneaeolla.
Pvlath and sll pouts
Best vie Seattle i:9 am T-ee am
11 44 pm 4 AC pa
Te sad from Bt. Feel
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and ell points Bast
vta Spohaae S-1S pm S-OS am
aveat Vertaara atoasnsaip Oa,
Sallimi from Seattle Sw Japae, sad
China porta and htaaus. aarrylaa Pee
' aencers and frelgtit.
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VrFPOM Y1XSEM XAISHA.
(Japan Mall Bteamahlp Ce.1
f. B. Aki Mara will . sail flash
Brittle about Not em bar IT (or Japan
a ad Chlseae sorts, carrying peeseacers
ssd trelsht .
Fee tickets, reree, - berth. - iisms
tiooa. etc.. eall mm er addreae
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Astoria & Columbia
; River Railroad Co.
VV Depot - :': : Usee. Arrive.
Fee staysera. Balnler, Clste-
kaakv- eelport. Clifton. Ae- t
t.U. WerreBtooM . rlarel.
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Upper Columbia River
i STEAMER
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