THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1907.
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MUSICAL.
ltin wruKFR Tl'mo Mandolin, kiK
u:tsr losiracitcoa. 4tHo Steablae-tea st .
i'lAVH, vtolla. amdnHa. tnmiboo , rtirlwt.
OffTEOPATHIO PHI8ICIAN8.
1R. UfLKHKILB P4TTR80H. epaelwt on
n-rroo. acuta w4 eknlt dteeasea. Office
217 Pantos blilg . . Phone Pacific lit.
IK. ADIX PJOETHBtiP. 4IO-1S-1I P.e
I.: I, 111 Ira aad Waablngtoa ta. P"
Main Kxammatloa free.
pArjrrtxa ayi paperinq.
p. A. DOANB. SMS Yamhill t opposite Jour
nal el flee Wall paper, painting asd tocrrt
iuc. i'boa aa fur estimate. Paclfl 2830.
FOR reller.1 work, reasonable price. Sbaeliy
bras., iM VamsUL, near 4th. - Mate SU74.
PLUMBERS. .
FOS CO. Sanitary pram bars. Ml Second, net.
Mala asd Salmoav. Oragoa phone Mats B001.
DONNKRBF.RO BaDEMACHEB
No. SoS Burnable at.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
P. BEACH CO. Tba theater Paint Oa.l
window glaes and f laslag. US rtnt at.
Phone 134. ' - " v -
pRi?rnNQ.
Ht MOIigRN PRISTEBY Arthvtle printing.
24 Iwl M.lg, Poarta and laorrlaua. Pboe
Pactrle-63S. - , -j.-. V"
EVEKTTHINO II PRINTING
Proa circular to catalogue and newspaper.
Metropoiltaa Printing Co.. 14T Front at. .
OOILBKB BROS., prlii tan Card, billheads,
ate phon Mala 1868. - 145 First at.
ROOFING.
Ti! ROOFINO. guttering, repairing and general
Jobbing, t, boall. Six Jenersou at. raa. ie
RUBBER STAMPS.
P. O. STAMP WORKS. M A Mar at.;' phe
Mala Tlo. Rabbar stamp, seals, etaaetls; bag.
gage, trad checka; braaa algae a4 plates.
REAL ESTATE.
aaaaaaaaaBKij
PARBISH. W ATKINS 'CO., BHO ALDER ST.
Meal eetais. ran ism, sauna naa iiMaruN.
Wa make a epeclalty of handling rent a la
and property fn residents and noo-reeldenta.
Katabllabad 1872. Phone Mala 164.
BO. I. BOHABFER, raal Batata aad fir taeas
aaoa, S17 Chamber ef Oammarea. . J
COOS BAT NBET.".y "
I. W. OOn.BEB, raal estate and loanai estaa
llabad las. la&tt First at., room 11.
BPHJrtE AOKMCT. dealer la raal aatata
rental. S06w Stark at. Mala S1S4.
FOR PABMS OP BVBRY DH8CRIPT10N.
- W. W. E8PBT, tl Ooaimarrlal Md-. '
SAFES.
PORTLAND SAPI CO., aola acaata for lar-rlnf-B
all-Mania aafsa and Maana Btaal
Sara Oo.'a bank aafaa; 30 aeooad-band tlra
proot aataa and bank aafe vary rbaap; aat
than or writa aa. M ttarantb at.
C1KHOI.D Maacaaaaa and flrapreaf aafaa: lork
aota opaned; matal flztnraa; aaolt and )all
work; Jacka. J. C. Darla, 68 sd. Mala 1655.
STREET PAVING, t
WARREN CanarrartloB Co..' atrrat paTtn. alda
walks aad eroaalaca. SI 4 Lumbar BacaaBja.
,THB Barnrr Aapbalt Paring Oa. el Partkud.
ufflea CM Worcaatat bJx.
SEWING MACHINES.
TITB WHITE 8KW1NO MACHINR AOEXCT.
tSO Yamhill at., cor. 4th. I' boo Mala 4102.
Bariralna u all khtda ( aaw and aacowd
hand aawlnf BtactUnaa; a fr llhtly da
acad, rood aa aaw, at (raaUy raduoad arioaa.
PHONB Pacific XTS and f poraoaally wlU aH
and rapalr yoar aawlng niarblna: work gnat-
aataea. B. nama, aajuaxar. i at.
STENOGRAPHERS.
EXPERT atawographor aad typewrltet.
Mala 1271. S14 lku blxlg. ,
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
SHOWCASES of arary 4acr1ptloB bank, bar
and ator nxtaraa atade to ardor. In uaua
MaaatBetarlac Co Portland. ., t .
R. H. BIRDSALL. daalrnar; axwat M. Wattar
Lam bar Co. t Baailltoa bide Mala 30.
TRANSFER AND HAULING.
IHI BAGGAGB OMNIBUS TRANSFER CO,
- auraar With aad Oak ata-r bitt rbarkad
froan natal or reetdaac direct to doatlaatloB;
. pasaencni tnarefore avoid rnab and annoy
ance at depot. . Prrrate Exchange aa.
BAFFS, plaao aad faraltar axTrad, packnl
raady for ablpplng and hipped! n work
. goarantaad; large S-atory brick fireproof
warenooee tot atoraga. Office SOS Oak at,
ulaaa di Boa. . I'boa Mala S4T.
C. O. PICK, office SB Pint at., betweaa Stark
and Oak at. I pbon 594. Pianos aad feml-
' tore nored aad pecked for skipping: om mo
rn mi laick wareboeaa with asperate Iroa
rooma. Proat aad Clay eta.
NATIONAL TRANSFER STORAGE CO, MS
Oak at. I telepboo Mala 4400. Traaaferrlng
aad atortng.
OREGON TRANSFER CO, IM North Sixth at.
poone Mala Hoary aaallag aad atereae.
1VDFPENDENT BAGQAGB- TRANSFER CO.
. Storage. C34 Stark at, Mala 407. .
poT SPECIAL DBUTBRT. Na. BOOH Waah
Ingtoa at. Pbon Mala wSS. '
TOWEL supply. 1
CI.EAN TOWET D A IT. T Comb, hroeh. Map.
II par amath. FertUnd Leandry Towel
aappjy ua, aiau ibi 'qm. - w..
TTPEWRITERS. h : r ;
PJ E ADOT7 A RTERS for aaw aad yabom 1
-. writer of all aiakesi see aw windows It pea
ara gerng at bay a aaw type liter see aa be
, Ion keying; we raa ear yoa away; we
kan parte tot repairing all marbtnea; a fata
' agants for tba Vlall.le Fox: we buy all klrnl
of typewrltare. - The Typewriter Eirhange,
' In,, K. i. BUlaoa. ataaager. 64 Third at.
BI.K'KENflDKRFER 'Typewriter AgaBcyt ana.
. plWai rapalr. Rairlxb bilg., atn aad
1UBUO STENOGRAPHER.
WS eel) Raalnatona. Smltb-Pramarra. Dna
anrra. air., lowar than any other company;
lanatlgata. Underwood Typewriter Co.. i oth.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS. V
M. A. OttNUT A CO..
DlSTRinrTORg of FINS riGASS.
PORTLAKD, OREGON.
SHTRK GRAHAM CO. I The.) OrmtaUaatea
sr-t,anu. JoMwra of fralta. prodnce, at. I
ron.iaeiU aoltrltad. 120 Pkoat at.
EVrKMNO tt FARRE1.L. produce and eeax
nilaab.n Biarchlnta. 10 Front at.. Portlaad.
Or. l-bone Mala ITS. '
Cilll-';ON Fl HMTCRB MANIFACTI'RINO IX).
, Maonractnren of turaltur (or the traa
PiirtiaiHl. tlragoa.
l'Mt to, whole. i grarara, aieae-tar-iurer
and oinimlsaUei nairnaBta. Fiajrtb
and " ata.
fi n nrms manafactnrln and apelal order.
I ltneriky a runliur fartwy. aol rroet at.
i IV I I F'.Yl. ainailwre and nmoeee bm
i.:..i;a, Krol aad lavl ala. l oTtlaua. Or.
'I M-K rrociierr and alaaaware. PraaL
9 ft i, aariiami, ui.fna.
'mi ,..s. erii Whnxtoa (. Whole-
.i . i ui iriia aad as.
BANKS.
iiui. bum a. ut ruiiiMu, va.w-. t ,
Nortbwaat rornar Third and Oak Straata. - ' , M
r,-.. "''' Oanaral Banklnc Biialnaaa. DRAFTS IHHfTKD Arallanla ta "
SLtlSIl4 P Ewmpa. H.Hirk.m aad Manila. Collection Mad ',rr,SwTi
-: OT AINSWORTH l Caablrr f3
Vlea-Pnaaidaat r. LEA BABKtS Aaalataat Caahlrr ..W. A.
Aaalat.at Caabh-r A. M. WRIGHT
LADD ttttOI. BANKERS (Eatabllaa la 1US.) ' ...
vTraaaarta a Oaaaral Rankin Boalnaaa. Cnllartloaa Bwd at all aa fa ?V?Z
.... "T,"1". . eradit lud arallabla la Bnrao and all 'MriT
SI" ' Omaba, Saa FranclM and Montana Bad BrliT.b Colambla. Eiehaaa awa
oa LondoB. Parla. ttarlla. Frankfort, Hontkonr. Tokohaaw. Manila and HonalaM-
MKtCKANTr STATION AX BANE Portland. Oraaaa. j '
i. FRAKK WATSON PraaMrfrt I R L. DrRHAM...., t'7rTaiSahllr
, W., HOIT !"!:: .Caahlarl OBOROB W. HOTT AaaUtaal Caablar
S. C. CATCHING., Raoaad Aaalataat CaahUr. . .
Ttanaaeta Oaaaral RanHn Baalnaaa. Draft and Latter f Credit. Iaaa4 AralUbla t
All Far ta of tba World.
t ABEEES'
XITMBEB TEN'S BAEE Portland, Oracaa. Cornar Saeaad and VZi
Trial and Sarla DapartaMot. Lttar af CndM laaoad AralUbU ta All Part
I! ' Conmarrlal
nr World.
" " ' ' i i palilalia i
FRED R. Nfirnrnirn Im . i
v. riLmt.
Ptaaldant
JOHN A. KEATINO ... Baron, Vlra-Prealdont I
TV BAint OP CALIFOENIA EataMIha4 IHi Hand Offlaa. Saa rraaakraa, PH'";
- Capital naM ap M.OKt nno ( PMrplna and BBdlrldrd pr"flta.. . . .tiO.lM.Sia
Ornaral Ranklnr and Fitrtianaa BoaiBraa Traaaaetrd. lntiwt oa Tlma Dapoalt, i
... SAVINUS DEPARTMENT AmanH Bur b ananad f I") and apward. .
K.i v k . - A. rn.M KntMliia?. . '
Hf. R MACRKA ... I
CnitT NATIONAX, BANK Portland, Oraaaav
I- . : CABITAt AND SDR PLCS fl.S0O.000.00. DEPOSITS fl4.000.000.00.
A t jm,M. '....Prraldant I W. C. AT.VrtRD....:.-....i..Aaa1atair MhJ
J.W. NBWKlBK.:.....:..:::."....CaahlaT B. P. STEVENS. . . . Baraajajataat Cab''
TRUST COMPANIES.
t01TUTB litiT fflimuT M nirnAt
I-',., BEKOORCES OVER Sl.SOO.onO Ornaral Ranklnr. Two par rant lataraat oa rharh bo.
" ' ronnta ara fcandradal an dallr halaaraa nf S " r. Lattar of eradlt
aa an nam of tba world. Sartna accounts . Tlnj rartlflral, S to 4 par rant ; ahnrtrall pa
dal cartlfk-ata. .V)6 or orar. i to 4 par aant. Coll for Book of "lLLfSTRATIONS. .
Hontbaaat Oaraar Third and Oak Straata. Phono Prlrat Exehanc T; ,a.
RENT. I. COHKN Praatdra I H. U PITTOCK ; . JSSSl
B. I.EB PAOET .r....Sarrrtarr I I O. flOl.TRA.. ....AaalaUnt BwatarF
SEOTTKITT SATTNOS TBVST COMPART Morrlooa Straw. PortUad. Ontoa.
Tranaart a Ornaral Banking Bnatnraa. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. I"V,1v7?...
- ' Tlma and Sarlnga Acronnta. Arta aa Trnataa for Eatataa. Draft and Lattar of Cradlt
AralUbl oa All Parta of tba World. . , ,
C P. ADAMS ;.,..)... ....... .PraaloVBt I U A. IBWIH. ..'.Pint "J'IJ"
A. L. MILLS. .Rneond Vlra-Praaidaat R. C. JUBITS Sacra tary
GEO. E. BI'SSELL Aaalatant Sarratary
TTTLB StTABJJtTEE TRUST OOMFANT Waahlartoa Straoi, J-''- .
, M0RT0A0C LOANS oa Portia ad Raal F-atate at Lowoat !... ' '. '
, Tltla Inanrad. Abatracta Fnnfl-nad. ' - .I :
J. THORRDRN Roaa ...Praaldaat I JSO. B. AlTrHI"0I k..Saratra
OEOHQH H. niLtiM-. .....Vli-a-Praaldant
.BONDS AND INTESTIT5TS.
M
OKJUS BK0THE1S CnimVar af Ooaia
Mnwlctpal. Kaflroad and PaMIe Srrrlr Corporarloa Boad.
TV OWKDCG-HOPKXJfS COMPANT KataUlaaoa
U - STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN Booght
Prtrat Wlraa.
BOOM 4 CHAMBER
LOUIS . WTLDK HOME TELEPHONE BONDS BANK STOCKS. ;
Mambar Portland Stork Excbanga.
- ' ' Cornar Sixth and Waablngtoa Straata. Portland. Oragoa.
Oycrteclc Starr &. Cooke Co. U i'Z r&:"M-.
atunr. pmovW)8. cotton, stocks and bokss, - "-a '.',
. ; " VI DO A St-UCTXX C0MMI88ION BVSXNEbS. . T . ; , , " ,
OMrtlaaoaa Karkt by Prirafa Wtra. Ok arrtro. BEPERBNCRS Ladd Tfltoa, Bank
vummamm " and Paltad Btaiaa National Bank -of Portland. - - -- -
SIGNS AND HOW CARDS.
noxD a. rw mtawm slVaM(t
W aaro bollt ap tba Urgaat lga boitaaa
la tba city ay flraKlaaa work and korplng
wirroSSaa. Oar price, ara rlgbt. Plflb
- aad Ereratt ta. Phon Bxehaag -
UEOROB WBBEB. JJODEBN
Dlffaraat Shop." S08 Foorta. PaclfK Mil.
"CARDS THAT CATCH THE BTB" OSaat wort
' la toe tlly. itana, ouu -a-
. Betta
SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" Portland Slg Co.,
2T SUrk at. Pbon PaclfK IM
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska (907
EXCURSIONS
3 TIUPS
.' U. aTpokhae, JtUM 14,
SB I JtUr f. Ml Aug. S.
Mt, Joap
a botttb. -
sl sl snttra. . .
i.aTRSw X
. apraaUlas..
..Tan 4
m. a. jTr" movnu ' V
sjkarirsTf aBtka, Jub wmy Bwrts.
a.lHa B ta. Ra. 1
M.B. . OoZs Xnmboldt. . . .Aprtt B-1S-SS
City ef BeatUa ,....AprO 1T--T
uam rAAjroTsco movra. ,
.ii a av. aa. STona !,
Olty Ui ...AprU -M
City of Toj-R.. s..,..AP10-BS
URxatlU Apt "-
. oity Oflla. S4S Waahiartom ar.
Columbia Dlvcr ftcencry
' uaTTXATOB XJBTal aTTBAlOnSaa. :
. .. , tm BWrlaa aad T"K
DallaaT e leapt Sunday, tearing Portland at
t rr..o
freight ana paaaaiiaw. n,u.
tlona for ootlt and Uaastock. -
. m al A Una an aaaWlalfat " fxwW sit:
CNurtatn Tba Dalle. Phon Mala S14. Portland.
woaxapal fierflO aTTaAlUXXI1 OO."
Steamships ROANOKE
. j at aaa ana ae. . ana ar. apt
.f-j. ana utu. w. lluck
Ball for BuTk, Ban PYBrtclaoo and Lo
laale. tHrwot avery Tueaday at p. m.
Ticket office III Third, near Alder,
lion, at 11X4. H. TOdNO. Agent,
..saw v.nrai rural AW VMABtB:
UTMPOor, Moy, W.r.?,i If'
New ateeiaan iinu.' " inwiarTS
rrlnkaerrw tarblna anglnae. and TUNISIAN,
OOBSICAN and IONIAN, """"
her. oar eainnga are nvrmtj .
nanlng down the partBroaqoe St. Iwreoce
rrrer br darUxnt. Accommodatlona aaaar
peor4V Bates: SaJooa 6t 00 aad apward a;
acrnnd rahta (40 anward Oa elaa
Cable B reamer. o.oir ana ,pwi
ILlAJI A COMPANT. IT JaekBOB baaX, Ohloega
Str. Chas. R. Spencer
WaiaBB-Biraw X0V
Deny, xeept Bunflay, for .Ta Dallaa
and way landlnr. at 7 a. m., returnlnt
in n m.' Faat time, beat aerflce. , .
Pkoitil " Btaia. BXMl Koxna, A, IX, 4
DEMAND ON LIBRARY
-CONSTANTLY GROWING
mmlMr meetlns of tti
board of directors of tha public llbrsry
wms hald last Wadneaday avanlns.: R.
a f .kl M ' whA WAS elected to fill tha
vacancy caused by ths malsnatloii of
A. 1 Mills, was nrawent tor tow iirwi
Ths library Is trowlnf tsonstontly
both In attendance and In the elroula
tlon of book. A total of M.tlt books
was drawn for homo use from the ra
rlLUS department durlna; tha month.
and thrw ara now a,u ""
. Uwm nnh which VU
in Baiiwuim ........
opened on March II U In active opera
tion though all or xnm nwa.e ue-in
been purchaaed for tha branch here not
yet been received. books, nowerer,
have been borrowed from the central li
brary, and the) opportunity of ancurlng
DOOKB ny reqiiepi IB largely iann u-
vantase of. ' Tha library la open every
dav from J until and from 7 until
SO.
Preferred BUM Canned Ooeds.
AUn A Lewlf best Urand.
-I
Col Irrttona a Fpaciaiir. -f
H. C VRS. ,,.,,.
..:..CBBblf
n. v. a"".""...
n n .TnuDT
..I Aaalataat Caablav
IT-ATT Pt.ATT.
rnrsii i"wuari
I T IirRTCrlAEM,....;..Aaalan Manarar
Oldcat Nitlooal Bank oa tba Pclfl Coaat.
- TVa 'mdaatTTB""Ooaiaap--ti-
T. T. BrRKH ART.
.Traaaora
BnlUlac.
lW BROKERS. '
aad Sold for Cash aad aa Margta.
of COMMERCE.
Phono Mara IT. A
AT THE THEATRES
Iast Time Blanche) Walh Tonight.
- Tb farortt aetreet, BUaehe Walsh, will
tir bar last performance of Clyde Pitch'
comedy -drama, The Straight Road." at the
Helllg theatre, .Poarteaath and Waablngtoa
treat, toalght, Cnrtala at :1 o'clock. Seats
are bow etUlng at tba box efflce of the Helllg
theatre.. , . i . , . j
Swedish ComptJy Tomorrow Night.
' The Swedish comedy with maatr) "Aaderaoa,
Patarsoa and Laadatrem, will be girea at the
Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington
street, tonwrrow (Sunday) algbt. ' Brerytblng
wlU be apokea ta Swedlah. -Cnrtala at S:1S
a ciorx. Beata are now Belling at the box office
of the HalUg Ueatra. '
Tho Free LAnce" Next Week.
Joba PbUlp 8onea-a ateat military comic
open, "The Pre leasee' which, with Joseph
Cawthora a tha atar of the original cast, ta
aula factor of which ara Nalla Bergen. Jaao
atta Lewrle. Albert Hsrt. Georra TallmaB.
George Schiller. Stanley Marpby, Mont Elmo
and- a euembl of SO, which ' will be the
ttractloa at the Helllg theatre next Tharedav,
Friday and Satnrday alghta. April 11. IS aad IX
with a Bpecial-price matinee Saturday, Is de
clares, ny saany erudite anal lor era his beat
work. The origins) east, enaemble and pro
dactloa ara gaaraataed. Seat aal opeaa Bait
Tuesday at tha box off lea of the theatre. ,
One Mopo of "Leah KleshnA. u 1
"Leah ICIeahna" cloaee tonight at the Baker.
Thle means a greet deal to thoae who ban
not yet witnessed this remarkable attraction.
It era tad a eeaaattoa an orer the eonntry
whea played by Mrs. Flake, and Portland
knowe the Baker company a well that It I
enneceaaery to aey It kv betas earn patently
preseatad at tba Baker.
' ,- - Morosco Play at Baker. ' . .
Beginning tomorrow the ttractloa . at the
Baker theatre will he the Morose play, "The
Jndra and the Jury," which waa ae ktghly
praised la Los Aagels. where It wa flrrt
prodnccd. The seme of Ollrer Monece Is so
wall known sll orer the Pacific coast that hi
play wa witnessed first with cariosity tad
thaw with anstlnted praise. All next weak,
with matinee Saaday toaorrow) and Bator.
dsy. . , , . . .
' . Inside Steel Globe. '
Belle Btoae win repeat her marraloas and
daring per form a ore ef ascending the epical
staircase hi a ateel globe tonight end tomorrow
for the last times. Thte act Is the. headline
attraetloa at the Grand aad ea the bill will
be fraud some of the most Interesting enter
tainer of the year. .The bill M not weak la
any spot and there la aerer a asoment wba
the audi esc doe not receive Ita money's worth.
TJsosl matmeea aad Bight . aerformaacae to-
i . i Hnrry for 01e Olson.
Good old 0le Olaon," starybodr' favorite,
doses at tba Emph-e tonight. The weak at
tbla popular bouse ef entertainment haa been
particularly sacceaefal, for Ben Headrirks
generally admitted to be foe best Interpreter
of tba famous character ef Ola. .The special
ttee bare dream forth applause every day.
There'a Jest tonight left - ,.
; See Empire Show and Laugh, ' '
Thar' k time to laugh for ereryhody and
next week te the time at the Empire. ' "A
Strang ar la Towa." that happy comblnatloa cf
mnale and mirth,, with Prank Beamish ae fan
maker la chief, will be the attraetloa there
U next weak. "A Btranger m Tows" I her-
Wed ea one ef the very bast show ef It kind
ae the road. Matin Sunday, Wednesday aad
Saturday,
::; Wlnchestep.,, ' , ,--"
I Today, dad- tomorrow . ar 111 be ths .fast per.
formaBcae ef fht military drams, ''WlBcbester."
st the Star theatre. Ia this play the A Ilea
stock company hae a precinct loo which - be
packed the theatr te the doora t erary per.
forma ae. end It I one ef lue moat stlrrlug
and patriotic plays ef the aeaene. "Wlnchts
ter'.' has Its scanes laid near that towa. whan
SbeHdaa mad hi fanwaa rtde end eared the
anion troons from bring rooted by the coated.
eratee. "Winchester" Is ae good aa a kesene
la history. ,
' . 4Caprnen, at th Lyplc. '
Toalght. tocaoTmw matinee and eight ar the
last chance t ae "Carman" at the Lyric. The
prndoctloa baa Jmaa the talk of the towa all
weak. It anrpaaae anything ths Lyrle ha ever
don before. Two parformancae toalght and
tomorrow Bight the first beginning at 7:14
e'clerk. Seals may be raeerved by telepboo..
r ' V " .j
: Tli Gamekeeper. A
Beginning Monday matinee ftia bill t th
Lyrle will be that mceessful drauut of English
country life, "The Gamekeeper .',' Special at
tantloa will be glrea te eraolcl detail. Beat
aal enene tonMrrow , morning at the theatr
box office. .
ii ii n -- i i r - - "- rri is
s Taking Orders for Good Coal.
Tliii Rock Springs Coal company Is
taking orders for good coai. ' Call up
at Hi.
FLAG OF CZAR
AT L7AST HEAD
Russian Steamer Selenga Under
Charter to Load at This
V ;v. , Port
WILL BE HERE SHORTLY
FROM PORT LOS ANGELES
Several New Charters Announced
' -Among Them Betas; a Number of
Sailing Vessels- to Load Cement
, and General Freight la Europe.
flavaral charters wars -knoounced thla
mornlnaT and rumors of vessel already
fixed ' war confirmed. Tha f eaturs of
tha transactions was tha charter of tha
Russian eteemer Balanga to coma'' bars
tnm few-day a ta oa seneral carsoor
North China and Siberia In tha Frank
Waterhouae Una. - Tha SeJenga la - at
Port Leas Anseles awaltlns orders to
proceed to thla port. She reglaters 1,170
tons net.
8h will take tha cargo originally In
tended for tha German steamer Eva
whlob was fixed eometlma ago ta come
here. For Soma raaaoa bar charter was
cancelled and ah Is on Pucet ound
opea for - engageraent, havlnc recently
returned from Valparaiso, whither aha
went with a cargo of lumber from thla
port soma months aaro. ... - . v . '
It was also announced thla morning
that In all probability tba Norwegian
steamer BUdra will come here to load
wheat for tha orient. She was reported
eome days ago nndar charter to load
lumbar but according to advloaa received
from San Francisco thla morning bar
cargo will constat of wheat. Confirma
tion of the report of her coming has not
been obtained here but It Is generally
understood that she will. Tba Nor
wegian steamer Homelen rft now an-,
route to this port from Port Loa An
geles with a part cargo of cement. ' She
Lain probably reach tha river tomorrow
morning, so far as known sha la not
chartered for outward bualneaa, '
Conalderabla business ' was dona ta
sailing vessels today and yesterday.
Meyer, Wllaon and company chartered
tba French bark Marc hale da Turralne
to. load cemeat and . general cargo ax
Liondon for Portland, and Balfour, Quth
rta and company chartered tha French
bark Jean Cordonnler to load at London
for Portland or Paget sound. Both will
commence loading; at once, sa it la un
derstood. : Other veeaals chartered la bring ce
ment and general freight from Europe
ta porta In tha Paolfto notthweat thla
summer are tha French bark Margaret
MoUnos and the British ships Glen cairn,
Cathness-ahtra, Edenmore and Port, Cale
donian,.'" -.- - ,
MANY DECKLOADS LOST
Gales ' Play Havoc With Steam
yhooners Off the Coast.
" Thousands of feet of lumber were lost
during the big storm of two weeks sgo,
when tha steam schooner Coqullle River
nearly .' foundered off tha Columbia
river bar. Half a dosen steam schooners
were caught In tha blow and tba sea
ran so. high ' that despite tha strong
lashlnga many deck cargoee wars torn
loose and carried overboard. Evidence
of the storm In tha shape of drift from
these cargoes Is stlU .to be seen along
tha ahore from tha coasting steamers.
Captain I W. Bodioh, master of tha
steamer Aurella, confirms this state
ment and reports rough treatment both
going and coming, on her laat voysgo
to tha Bay City. Sha arrived at Van
couver yesterday and bar skipper cams
over to get supplies. . , .
. "In all my days aa master, in these
waters" said Captain Bodlch, "I never
saw tha glaas go so low aa on Friday
of last week . whan off tha Columbia
river, starting south for San Francisco.
It fell to JS.S snd waa followed by ona
of the fiercest galea ona could Imagine.
Ths blow hit us off Tillamook Rock
and for a whole day we drifted back
wards a distance of T mnee aitnougn
our engines were going full speed ahead
all tha tlma,
It took us five -days to - make the
Oolden Gate, whereas It usually takes
about thre st tne moat i ne steam
schooners Aeme and Wasp loat their
deckloads snd were mora or less dam
aged. Luckily ths Aarelia did not lose
a stick overboard. -"
"Returning from San Franc! boo tha
Aurella ran Into another fierce storm
but tha wind waa mora favorable as It
cams with us.- Wa remained outside
all of Thursday becauae tha' waves ran
too high for u to attempt to approach
the bar. Tha i steam schooner North
land was there too and wa both crossed
In about ( o'clock during a brief iuH."
v STORM OVER AT UST
Shipping . Is Reramed at Month of
, v the Colombia.
The storm has blown over snd again
shlpprhg Is moving at ths mouth of
tha river. Three bar bound steam craft
got out soon after daybreak, although
at that tlma tha bar was still boiling.
The vessels were tha steamer Alliance
bound for Cooa bay and tha ateam
schooners Coaster and Johan Poulsen
bound for San Francisco.
. Tha wind reached an awful velocity
off tha Columbia yeeterday, according
to tha captain and officers of tha steam
schooner Cascade 'which arrived up at
Goble thla morning to load lumber. She
was off tha river all of yeatarday dur
ing tha blow and tha seas ran to an
Immense height- Being light tha Cas
cade atood tha racket well- -although
now and then tha waves broke- clean
over ber. ' She crossed In over tha
bar last night with tha favorable tide.
So fsr no reports have been received
of any disasters off .the coast duo to
tha storms of tha past few days, but
tha government transport Dtx haa re
ported at Sand Francisco thst on the
first of this month when- off tha Ore
gon eoast bound from Seattle- to San
Francisco, she passed rs vessel bottom
up. Tha hull appeared to be about 110
feet In length. The Identity of tha
vessel will not be made out until soma
vessel engaged In tha coasting trade
falls to show up. It la supposed that
tha derelict turned turtle during tha
gala ef about two weeks ago when
the steam, schooner Coqullle River
nearly foundered off tha mouth of the
Columbia river. - .. - .- - . ,
V. CAPTAIN FOUNlTgUILTV
Charles Forrest Will Servo Term ta
State) Penitentiary.
Special risBtrh The Journal.)
Astoria, Or., April The Jury In
tha case of Captain Charles , Forrest,
moater of the nchooner -Annie Larson,
charged with killing Oeorge Flaher, one
of ths crew of tha gcbooner, brought In
a verdict af msnalaughter this morning.
Ha was Immediately sentenced by Judge
McBrlde to an Indeterminate term In the
penitentiary. Thla in cans not leea than
one year nor mora than It, subject to
the discretion of tha governor. -
Captain Forrest la well along In years
and for that reason may be shown 'some
leniency. Ha claimed to have killed
tha aallor - In self-defense sfter having
been bothered by him repeatedly for
aoma money.
- TAKEN OFF ROUTE
Launch Coloma Comes 'Here From
. "ladependeiioe., i.
' Salem. O.. April It seetna that
boat transportation projects between
Independence and Salem ara . ehort
Hved. Whether this Is on account of
the little trafflo or tha ezpensa con
nected with tha operating of boats
eannot be determined. '
A. D. Pettyjohn A Son have sold their
launch Coloma. which , piled between
Salem and Independence, ta Captain
Mitchell, formerly of thla olty, who
will use tha launch for a milk boat used
In tha earrylndr of dairy products from
Government Island in ths Columbia river
to Portland. - -. , : '
' ALONG THE WATERFRONT;
Colonel 8. W. Roaasler, United States
engineer, went to Fort Stevens this
morning to lnvestlgsts ths damage dona
to tha Jetty by the last storms.
The Harrlman liner Columbia sailed
last night for San Franotsco with
freight and paesengers. . This was her
laat evening sailing out of Portland, tba
schedule calling for morning , sailings
hereafter.
The Oregon Railroad A Navigation
company has libeled tha ateam schooner
Coqullle River to eatlsfy salvage charges
for towing the vessel In over tba bar
after ah had bean disabled In a storm.
Tha craft was .riding her sncnor in
comparative safety however, when the
tug Tatooah went after ber.
. The Tonarue Point Ldimber oompany'e
tug Lottie arrived at Supple'a boatyard
this morning from Astoria to go oa tne
ways for general repairs.
Tba government snag boar Matbloma
will be bauled out for general repairs
before going into commission asaln.
Bids for the repalra have been Invited.
. Captain Oeorga Pope, formerly Lloyd's
surveyor at this port. Is reported to be
seriously ill at bis boma near HuOMro.
During tha month of March there
were 17 cargoes ef lumbar, totalling
lt.t0,l44 feet, ahlppad from the mills
In tba lower Columbia river district
' As a result of tha prolonged rains
tba Willamette will show a rlss of
about two feet la the harbor during tha
next few day Tha Columbia rlajbr.
too. v will rise slightly ; on aeconn of
ths rstns. - -
7 " MARINE NOTES ""f '
Astoria. April Balled at T:ll a
ra.. steamer Alliance, 'for Coaa ' bay.
Sailed at T:40 a. to., ' steamer Johan
Poulsen, for San Francisco. Sailed at
7:18 a. nt, steamer Coaster, for Ssn
Franclaco. Arrived down at 7:40 a. m.,
steamer Columbia.- . K . i
Ban Franotsco, April (. ' Arrived,
steamer Tiverton, from Astoria. - -,
Aatorla, April I. Arrived at 4 and
left up at 4:IS p. m steamer Cascade,
from San Fraholseo. , . -
Redondo, April .Arrived, sblp 81n
tram, from Columbia river.
Port Los Angeles, April 4. Ballad,
Norwegian steamer Homelen. for Port
land. . .. ' i , . .
etn -Francisco, April I. 'Arrived,
steamer Redondo, from Portland. Sailed
at : p. nw ateamef South Bay, for
Columbia river. v
Astoria, April . Condition of the
bar at l a. m., rough; wind southwest;
weather cloudy. . . t .
REVOLVERS WD :
" BY BOTH OFFICES
City and Government Officials
Want Weapons and Wrangle
r " 'Over Them. -r
Incensed by tha refusal of tha federal
authorities to return tba revolvers taken
from two of the Saiiwood poetoxnee roo
bers to tba municipal court, where tha
weapona wera secured for naa at tha
preliminary examination. Judge - Came
ron baa directed Clerk Henneasy to de
liver no pistols to discharged prisoners
unless affidavits protecting 4he court
from responsibility ara filed. - -Tha
first person to run afoul of tha
new order waa Hugh vennison, wno yes
terday put in a claim for the revolver
taken from H. H. Wllaon, arrested for
sloping with Mrs. Tarn Taylor. Dennl
aon waa subeequently taken to New
Tork on a felony charge.' Henneasy ab
solutely refused to secede to tba requeat
unless Dennlaon embodied in affidavit
form that tha weapon waa tha property
of one A. Olbaoa. who had loaned It to
Wllaon, and that' tha revolver waa
loaded at the tlma Of tba loan. Dennl
aon would not eotnply with tba provlaloa
of tha order. , v
Tba revolvers taken from - tha Sell
wood suspects ware of tha latest Colt's
and Smith A Wesson patterns and prac
tically new. - Detective Hellyer secured
the weapona on tha representatlona that
Attorney Bristol wanted them for use at
the preliminary - examination. Upon
making a demand for sha guns after tne
court proceedings United States Attor
ney Brlatol refused to return tha pistols.
IDAHO WOMAN BEATS r
; SUIT AND HOLDS JOB
(Special Dtepateb h) The JewrnaL) '
Bole. Idaho, - April s Tba cae
brought by the town of Kendrtck against
Anna E. Nelson, former treasurer of
that place, la the district court of
Latah county for failure to turn , over
the reoorJs of her of flea to her ''suc
cessor snd decided Iny favor of tha
plainUii. waa reversed today by tha
supreme oourt and tha action ordered
dismissed with costs swarded ta favor
of tha appellant The Kendrtck trustees
bad declared tha office of treasurer
vacant . because tha .roasurer did. not
file tha ' monthly report required by
law. Miss Nelson refused to turn over
the records and ths suit resulted. - .
y OAKS SKATING RINK '
Oaoe Xaslde ths Bis; BUak tha Weather
tm Forgotten. ,
Although tha weather Is bad. skstlng
continues with luat as much enthusiasm
at tha Oaks Rink aa aver. There will
ba a grand tlma Saturday night and
tha rink will ba open all day Sunday.
Now Is thar-tlme to buy a skats book at
tha special price. It tickets for li lt,
ltew Bank at Aberdeen. -'
(pedal Plipetch te The Jnnrual.) ,
Aberdeen, Waab., Arrll t.-The Grays
Harbor bank of Aberdeen has been In
corporated with n capital stock of
$S0, 600. Its trustees ara Franklin P. B.
Cyr and J. C slogan. .
SIR OG
fJEGRESS
HOLDS (IP LIEU
Contortionist Muscular Enough
'to Pinion Mart to Wall
While Robbing Him. '
KNOWN TO BE A -
CLEVER PICKPOCKET
Colored Girl Jnst Arrested Speaks
German TOough Her Father Was
- aa Irishman From Cork, and Her
Mother a Tennessee Negress."
' Marguerite Washington, a pretty na
greaa who says sha was a contortionist
with Black Pattl's troubadours, but al
leged by tha polio to ba on of tha
cleverest pickpockets - and highway
women In tha country, was taken Into
custody last night by Patrolmen Ander
son and Thorpe In a notorloua'den at
It Flanders street on a charge of lar
ceny, preferred by Mark Bodsf ord, who
accuses tha woman of ' having robbed
his of 10. , ,
Tha prisoner was positively Identi
fied thla morning by Edward Togel of
17 North Ninth street as ths woman
who forcibly robbed him 'of IIS and
valuable papara tha night of March 11
at Seventh and Davis streets.,
alalf Zrlah. Speaks Crexasaa, ' ' ; .
- Tha Waahlngton woman la . regarded
ae one of the most dangerous criminals
ever operating on tha ooast ' According
to iler own statement ahe la the daugh
ter 'of an Iriehmaa from tha County
Cork and 4 Tennessee negresa, and has
keen engaged in acrobatlo work for a
number of years. Slight and apparent
ly frail, yet by- reason of her gym
naatlo work, having . musclea of ' ateel
tha prisoner haa been dubbed tha "Col
ored Hercules." As aa aid to her al
leged operations . aba speaka German
fluently and In tha caae of Vegel this
prWed a valuable asset .. - j
Tha night of March II ahe I alleged
to have decoyed Edward VogeL a middle-aged
German, into an alleyway In
tha rear of Eaate Watklns notorious
north and diva and despite tba fact that
her victim lk a well v developed man
weighing over-110 pounds, pinioned hla
trail to hla eSrVrs by aheer strength and.
then rifled hla pockets. Two men who
ware aeen In 'the vicinity are supposed
to be tha aooompUoee of the woman.
' - Tears Woa Xav Uberty. '
- Laat Monday , night Detectives Jones
and Tlchenor. found tha woman loiter
ing ' In tha shadow of several lumber
plica In tha north end and took her into
eustody. At - police headquarters' sha
put up such a bold front, backed by
tears And entreaties that Chief Grits
macher allowed her to go upon tha
promise to leave 'the city at once.
Laat night aha was found In tha Flan
ders street house by the officers. In"
company with May Klhg. Beatrice Lewla
and Irene Crawford, colored den liens of
tha north end. well known t the police.
It waa upon tba complaint of Bodaford
that ha had been robbed that the raid
was made? All of the woman found In
tha place wera also locked up.
. Edward Vagal . poaltlvely Identified
tha woman this morning as his assail
ant of last Sunday night and eomplalnta
charging larceny and robbery have been
filed againat her. Tha caaea have been
put over for hearing until next Monday
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(Journal tinsel aj Sorrte.)
: Los Angeles. April . Jr, '. Robert
Mclntyra, tha well known divine and
lecturer and pastor of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, yesterday af
ternoon did ' an aim oat unprecedented
thing, avea for a clergyman. - Ha de
clined politely but firmly a subetantial
Increase of salary offered by his con
gregation. -.". ,A - -
Dr. Mclntyra Is recognised - ae ona
of tha ableat man In Mathodlam and
la said not to draw a salary commen
surate with - his . high - standing and
great drawing powers. Ha explains his
position -briefly,- saying;
Tbat I am receiving IS sufficient
far my needs."
. His congregation Is perhaps ths rich
eat in Joa Angeles. Ha attracts mora
people to every aervlce than can ba
accommodated In tha eommodlous edi
fice in which ha preaches. . .
FATHER DIELMAN'DIES
v AGED AND REVERED
' - -- , . , .
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(Special Dlapateh' t Th fcuraal)
Astoria, Or.. April - . Rev. Father
Leopold, Dlalman, head of tba Catholic
parish of this olty for ths last IS years,
died at St Mary's hospital early this
morning. Father Dlalman was born In
Belgium Tt.yeara ago. Ha was a class
mate of Archbishop Rlordan of San
Francisco ' snd Bishop Spsuldlng . of
Peoria, Ilia Ha was ana of II children,
sll now dead but ona sister, who la
living In Belgium. Before coming to
Aatorla Father Die man served, tha
parishes at Tha Dailea, Baker City and
Salem. Catholics snd Protestant silk
mourn his death. Ha waa a man widely
known all over tha Pacific ooast ' Ha
had been 111 since December lsst snd
gradually failed until tha end came thla
morning. ' Ths funeral will take place
Monday, with - burial In Greenwood
cemetery. ....
HALF OF SEATTLE'S
THIEVES ARE CHILDREN
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- Seattle, Wash., April . Children un
der It yeare-of age have committed
half tha burglaries and thefts In Seattle
during tha past six months aooordlng
to Chief of Police Wappenateln. Judge
Frster, of tha Juvenile court, has de
clared that ha will break up all ths
gangs of boy criminals now In ths
city. This morning the sons ef three
prominent families , wars taken before
tha Juvenile court charged with burg
lary. . Chief Wappenateln sssjnrts that
tha mothers of tha children ara respon
sible for their criminal tendencies, and
that tha polios are unable to oope with
tha altuatlon. '
VThe theft of .Jewalry.'draaaea.aad' a
number of similar articles from ths
resldenoeeaof Mrs. E. 6. Lewis waa con
fessed this morning by Katie Xing aged
II, and Lillian Struhm, sged II. Tha
girls will ba triad ia tha Juvenile euert
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repeated tonight In a most exciting
race, for three mllea Howard Eastman,
In a four-cylinder Stevene-Duryea. was
beaten by a half A Up. No advanoa In
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ROSEBURG PRESBYTERIANS
' SOON TO BUILD CHURCH
. Bnae4at Dlanateh ha Tsa InnraaLt
Roseburg, Or., April I. At ths annual I
eonsrecational meeting of tha Preaby-"W
terian church in tbM -alty a special '
committee was appointed ta secure -a
suitable alta for tba new ehurcb to ba
erected this summer. They already
have a conalderabla amount In tha treas
ury and aspect to build aa flna a struo-
tura aa any of Its kind In this part of
tha state. ' - ' - j.-'-.,. -
Tha following of floors were elected ,
for the ensuing term:. P, . Benedick,
alder, and A. J. Bellows, trustee, each
for three year; W. W. Thackrah. treas
urer; Mm. W. W. Thaokrah, aaoretaryf .
John Toamaend and W. M. Anderaon,
ashera ' Therchorch la under tha super ,
vision of Dr. J. A.,Townaead, aa aotlvo
work. ''. 1 .. '- V' - ' ;
- Idaho T. M. O. A. CVmf erenoe.
tSesaial Mapeteh te The JmraaL)
- Boise, - Idaho, , April I. The Toung
Men's Christian assoclstlons of South
Idaho will open a two days' conference
here tomorrow. An excellent program '
will be carried out. Ivsn H. Rhodes,
secretary for Oregon snd Idaho,- will
b ons of ths principal spetkers. '