TITS OREGOII DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND. TUESDAY. EVENING. FEBRUARY 19, IS57.
GALLOIW M1ED
. US IIMD AGENT
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Brilliant Young Attorney of Mo
? MInnvllls Chosen to Sue--
i ceed Oswald West
ONE OF BEST KNOWN "'
ATTORNEYS IN STATE
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Made Gallant Raca lot Congretm Urt
Jim aa Democratic Komtnee and
AVaa Only Defeated bjr a Narrow
V.'.- Margin by Hawley. - V. -1
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galem. Or, Feb. 11. Cbarle B. Gal
loway of McMinnvllI la tata land
agent, or will b aa- ooa-aaha . caa
qualify. (or the appointment made by
Uonmor Chamberlain to fill tha va
cancy caused by. the appointment of
attorney war o"ua before Special
Commissioner Anthony today In the
ouater ault brought by Attorney-General
HadJey against tha. standard, Republic
and Waters-Pleree Oil companies. When
tit arguments ara oenoluded Commla
aloner Anthony will prepare hi report
ta tha supreme court and It Is possible
that tha aaaa may be decided at the
April term of courU
PASSEKGER RATES OOlVil IS
FREIGHT. RATES UP
Wisconsin Commission Afraid to
: Call , Its Legal ; Power
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Cbarle; V. Galloway.
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vi. Aim wis. Wli IB Oa ordsrina
railroad paaaenger ratee reduced from t
ta f ft eeata tn state rauroea torami.
aloa declarea a reduction to I cents
1 ja i aa thm MlLftMP (1 SnA-ft TT1 BI1 1 S
to operate at a loss, which would, rs-
ault In the maintenance 01 nign ireigni
ih. Inn nf whinh. the com
missi on declares, la of aatly creator
Importance man tne rwiucuoa m ym.m
senger ratea "" "' - -
FREIGHT TRAIN DITCHED -
BUT NO ONE IS INJURED
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(RperUl Dtopatra to The JoernsL)
Chehalls. Wash-. Feb. . 1. Freight
train Mo. (t, northbound, waa ditched
at Neweukum Station, near the acene
of the big Elks wreck In 1901, yes
terday. No one s hurt, but . the
en (tne and Sevan cars went into the
ditch. The fireman escaped by Jumping,
but Engineer Parka stayed - with his
engine. Aside from a few brulsea be
waa unhurt. - The failure or the air
brakaa ta work properly caused the ac
cident. All trains were -delayed aa a
result of the wreck.. ( '
WILLIAM FAILED TO , :
TURN IN HIS WAGES
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(Spectsl DWpstch to Tee JootbsU' -Butte,
Mont, Feb. 1. William J.
Walsh, a well-known bartender at . the
Fine ana Dandy- saloon. Is under ar
rest on complaint of hla wife, who al-
leges non-support and 111 treatment of
herself and child. A unique phaaa of
tha case Is that Mrs.' Walsh Is owner
of the saloon in which Walsh worked
and also of tha (rounds on which tha
resort ia located. It appears that
Walah haa been keeping: bar fox-&la
wife., but recently fcult hla job.
IIEUII'S TRIAL
HALTS A DAY
Juror III and' New Talesmen
Summoned From Whom to
Select Substitute.t--l
RULING STRENGTHENS .
GOVERNMENT POSITION
Letter Admitted ta Evidence, Said
' to Hare Been in Copy Book. Al
leged to Hare Been Destroyed by
Hermann. . . ' '
Oswald West aa one of the railroad cam
mtssloners under the provisions of the
, Chapln bill. ' v
Mr. aalloway. waa selected for the
, Important position of state land agent
. by aha governor on aeeount of hla reo
: ord a a young attorney and h:s faer
ie .'.Inclination to flnd the causa of
;. things. - He Is one of tha best-known
'? yourtc Democrats of tha state, and has
almuly risen hla-'h In the estimation of
, his assoclataa at to bar. .
- Mr. -Galloway la about it year of
' aare. He received hla education In Me
Minnvlllo college, and at tha University
' of Oregon. While at the first kiatltu-
tlon. and In hla sophomore year ha won
a tha aute oratorical modal ... He went
to the state university at tha close of
; hla aophomor year and Immediately
. 1 took first rank aa a debater ana orator.
. Graduating from the .university he
" went to hla father s farm near McMlnn
. vlUe, and while running tha place stud
led law. He later went to Portland,
-where he' entered tha service of the o.
R. A N. In the land agent' office and
studied law there In the legal depart
inert of the University of Oregon. He
' waa admitted to the bar of the state tn
: and began the practice of hi pro-
f emlon In McMlnnvllla - . ,
During the last congressional' cam-
palgn Mr. Galloway made a gallant race
for congress against ;W. C Hawley, the
Republican nominee, and waa only de
, feated by a narrow margin, considering
the immense Republican majorities he
. had to contend against. 4 He waa also
a member of the legislature during the
. session of 101. being elected by a large
majority from the Republican county
, of Yamhill. Mr. Galloway 1 tba son of
- Judge William B. Galloway, now looatad
at Salem. The new appointee will aa-'
sums his new. duties as soon aa Mr.
West, tha retiring official, take up hla
new 'duties a a member of tha rati
road commission.
(WtbtB(toa Bane ef The Joorl.)
"Washington, p. C Fsb. l.--On ae
eount of the sickness of Juror H. G
Crimea tha Hermann ease waa again
postponed thla moaning. When tha
time tune to - begin, tha- trial by the
Introduction of ttatimony bsfore the
Jury Grimes was unsbla to appear. The
whole Jury was then discharged, tha
11. sound men being retained for the
new panel. Ten more taleemea are to
be summoned from whom to select the
twelfth. The trial will be resumed to
morrow If tha additional Juryman , can
be secured meanwhile.
It la a general oneeaaioa that the
government s position 1 materially
strengthened by Judge Stafford's ruling
yeaterday that the proaecutlon may file
aa amended bill of particular. In which
to set . forth it Intention to offer In
evidence letter from Hermann to dif
ferent persons on alleged publle busi
ness. ... ' .
- Th government will attempt to prove
by former clerks and atsnograpber in
Hermann' office that they took copies
of three ' letter In copy book which
Hermann dtroyed. ,, .
feme of 'toe Admitted letters.
Of tha letter yesterday admitted In
evidence many were written to people
In Oregon. About t were to George C
Brownell. one of which discussed the
Bene tori af election of 1M1 and- said
that when the two candidate then men
tioned were out of the wayHermann
nam could be brought, out Th other
letter waa to Dr. C. E. Loom Is of Ore
gon City and referred to tha same sub
ject. Other letter, ware on ' land office
Kuaineaa. One. ' to Banstor Mitchell of
bregon. refers to a telegram W. E.
Burke sent th senator relating to aes-
Said Wit to Wisdom
"A full itomach makes
- light heart"; -Slid
Wisdom to Wit
In dutt tight.
motsturt proof package
art land selections which, . Hermann
wrote, would aa taken up aa soon as
possible. .
Other letters were ta William O.
Ward of Portland. John IL Hall, then
aa special agent 'of Secretary Hltohoock,
. . i . wi - . i . i w
BQV1.1DI mw am mifnsuvn o jr.
W. Mondell as assistant commissioner
UW mill Ul lit. . 1 H . . w
Introduction of evidence before the Jury
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Iegine nw uih.v win vwim .11 ,m-
Ing of the oourt an tha filing of aa
.AA kill tk. MArm mtnt 1 M not
(ood law, and In ease of a conviction
will pxppaDly aaaa aa appeal on me rut-
ins- ;
G rover Cleveland to Speak.
(Jooroal tpeclal i.rrlrs V
Princeton. N. J, Feb. Former
Mrs. Cleveland, will leave tomorrow for
Chicago, where Mr. Cleveland is ta De
liver an addreas at th Washington
birthday celebration of th Union
League club. It will ba Mr. Cleveland's
first visit to tn west in a numoer v
yeara. ' '"". ' . N -
aall SohUllng
CFO F03 K0 AFTER
VLV YEARS ;
Italy Wants One of Its Banditti,
' Said to Have Become a Rich.
; Merchant of California.
(Jearael IpseUl aervlee.1 "
i Rome, reb. 1 The minister of Jus
tie la trying hard to axtradlt Ollntq
Rlcclonl. now a mlUlonalre In Califor
nia, accused of murders committed In
this country nearly 10 years ago. '
RloelonU it la alleged, was born near
Lucca, and when a young man Joined
a band of robbers and assassins.
He and five companions, it Is alleged,
in HTT killed two carablnterl In-eold
blood. Rlcclohl fled and wa sentenced,
tn contumacy, to It years' banishment
and the galley. Recently an Italian who
knew Rlcclonl well vlalted San Fran
claco saw him thsra and learned that
tha former bandit baa amassed a Urge
fortune and had become a. eommerolal
magnate. He informed the authorltlea
Under the Italian law Rloclonl een
tenoa haa not eaplred. Henpe, tha baste
tp extradite him. . y
INCREASE IN VALUE
OF OREGON LANDS
Chicago. Feb. Wsatern land In
creased in worth during th last U
yeara at th greatest rat In history.
It 4s selling at higher prloe than area
In tha other boom of tha eighties.
A government bulletin for th years
1100-106 givea a bint at th great In
crease. Wyoming lead in percentage
of Inoreaee. It being (l.tl other follow
this; Oklahoma,: Tl.T; North Dakota,
70.6; Oregon. 47; Illinois. 17.4; Iowa,
10.4; Kansas, 14.7 Nebraska. 64 f Mis
souri, 4 J. ' ' . -;
SECRETARY OF NEW '
; LAND COMMISSIONER
Washington. Feb. II B- A. Bellinger
-m m ia tM ka commissioner
of th general Und offloa, baa arrived
here and I preparing to assume his du
ties March 4. J. liaumger. an ai
tornsy of Seattle, who was private eec
,.i.r, to R. A. RaJUnKer at Beat tie
when he was mayor or .that city, will
ba hi private secretary cere.
In the Interim Ualllnger will consult
aith tha nresldent. the Incomlna '
secretary of the Interior, Garfield, anil
tba officials of th general lana omoe.
CERTIFICATES TO
WASCO TEACHERS
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Th Dalles. Or Feb. 1. The follow
lng teacher hava been granted certin
cats by tha board of examiners:
Flrat Grade Mattl Walton, Lucille .
Rlach, Mra Nina M. Sprecher, Sallnaj
Phlrman and. Josephine Beddlnger.
annA rzraAm Klrla A. Bllnn. Lrnda
Carl, Usxl Da via, Carrie Brown. Mr.
rlla Finney ana ntnw iwjui.
Third Grade uiancna naaiey ana tM
tella Crelgbton.
Primary Certifloata Mr. Sarah jm
Touaey. " ' '
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